Re: Go on With One Nigeria? #11

[Ike Agbor]

The conquered territory for the fulanis 

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On Sat, Jul 25, 2020 at 7:12 PM, Ike Agbor

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There's no Buhari anywhere. 

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On Fri, Jul 24, 2020 at 8:18 PM, Ike Agbor

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On Fri, Jul 24, 2020 at 12:01 PM, Ike Agbor

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Ola said.

I can see some of them are pumping iron; pretty well fed and having a good time!

It's like a carnival; not a protest march

The unfortunate thing is that their counterparts in the SW were recently observed scrambling for food thrown out of the balcony of a one story building at the residence of the late Ajimobi in Oyo; they remain ever  too willing to scavenge for more food. This Ola of a man, was too willing to tender excuses for why these people needed to feed.

But here we have a well fed young men across Biafra land who have passed the primitive stage of falling over each other for crumbs falling from the masters' table; they are making demands. It's only fools that are pretending not to see what's going on.

Let me repeat it here; by the time this is over, there will be no table for any master to sit on, let alone dictating to anyone for that matter. The dust from  the 1884 table in Berlin on which a crude map was spread on, from  which Europeans decided that we are dogs to be named whatever they fancied, after getting laid as was the case with a slut called Flora Shaw is still being sucked in by many of these Nigerians who are supporting evil for reasons that are far from altruistic.

It's unfortunate though that a so called educated man can't appreciate the essence of what these young men and women are doing across Biafra land, and definitely not willing to do a self interrogation of self and of the essence of his existence, seeing what is going on in a country he claims to love..

The protesters in the blacklivesmatter across the globe have never been ridiculed by this same  individual. 

I keep wondering if what Ola desires is we going back to Africa and start all over to capture ourselves and sell to Europeans; it may come to that with the pervasive idiocy of some people.

They live comfortably in the Americas saying that people shoulda,  coulda, and woulda done this or that to change Nigeria, and here are people doing something about the mess in Nigeria. 

It is either that the jell in the brains of this same people  are too dense to comprehend a thing or too or that there's intrinsic stupidity in the one-Nigerianists. 

Ike Agbor

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On Jul 23, 2020, at 11:47 PM, Baduba54 badu...@aol.com [NaijaPolitics] <NaijaP...@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

Mr. Kassim,

You said:

I can see some of them are pumping iron; pretty well fed and having a good time!

It's like a carnival; not a protest march.

The old images of kwasiokor ridden Biafrans are gone. The current generation are strong well fed and have jobs. That's the reason to abandon the idea of a quich runover of Biafra, which you entertain.

Aduba 

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I can see some of them are pumping iron; pretty well fed and having a good time!

It's like a carnival; not a protest march.

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THE TIMES OF ISRAEL CONDEMNS KILLINGS IN BIAFRA LAND: As We Speak, Another Holocaust in Biafra

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“When a Jew anywhere in the world is threatened or under attack, do all in your power to come to his aid. Never pause to wonder what the World will think, or say. The World will never pity slaughtered Jews. The World may not necessarily like the fighting Jew, but the World will have to take account of him.” Menachem Begin..

“Kol Yisrael Arevim Zeh BeZeh. All Jews are responsible for one another.” The Talmud.

This past Holocaust Remembrance Day, I lit a memorial candle. But, the words, “NEVER AGAIN” rang hollow. I mourned when there was a memorial for the Bosnian Moslems that were slaughtered by the Nazi-like Serbs. The words, “NEVER AGAIN” seemed to mock me. And now, as we speak, the Jewish and Christian minorities are fighting for their very lives, as Non-Muslim minorities in Biafra..

I am even more perturbed that I had no knowledge, not an inkling, that this struggle was happening, but seemed to remain sinister and covert.

Fifty years ago, the Biafrans, a peace-loving people, tried to declare their own independent State, while under the regime of the Moslem Military Government.

The Government’s response was to immediately set up a blockade to the only port, through which Biafran citizens received food, medicine and other sustainable items. As a result, more than half of Biafra’s population starved to death, or died from illness. The rest of the survivors were met with guns and machetes. And yet, their dream for freedom remained stalwart.

The modern-day Biafrans have risen, Phoenix-like, with their leader in exile, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, sending live broadcasts from the UK. His strength, his charismatic command of words, inspires and fortifies their inherent desire for freedom. The Biafrans now refer to themselves as the IPOB, the Indigenous People of Biafra, the resistance. They are faithful followers of Hebrew Scripture. They have reclaimed their lost Tribal roots.

They do not want to make Aliyah to Israel, despite extremely close ties. Rather, they feel their mission is to stay in Biafra, and bring the light of Judaism to the darkest points in Africa. They long to make pilgrimages to Israel, to pay homage to their ancestors’ dreams; but, they can only achieve these dreams by having a national identity. When Mr. Kanu presides in a live broadcast, he dons a Kippah, Tsitsis and Tallit.

Twenty-five years ago, I was an adjunct instructor looking for fresh, interesting material for my Composition 1 class, at a local University. Suddenly, I saw headlines on the front cover of a well-known weekly newspaper, THE VILLAGE VOICE.

The caption read: MY PEOPLE WERE TURNED TO ASH. A young, African woman, recently widowed, gave testimony in front of the U.S. Congress, a chilling story that shook me and left an impression..

Her story started in a small, peaceful Christian village in the Southern part of Sudan. These villages sat upon a very valuable commodity – oil. The Fundamentalist Moslem government, in the North, issued terrifying raids onto these helpless villagers, first, slaughtering all the menfolk, burning everything to the ground. Women and small children were enslaved in chains and made to walk the terrifying trek to the North. They were given Islamic names, genitally mutilated, forcibly converted to Islam and chained to bed posts, as sexual slaves.

The young boys’ names were also erased, being given Islamic names. They were forced to study from the Koran and treated like livestock. When it came time to enter “University,” there was one entrance exam. They must slaughter their own Christian tribesmen, bringing a fresh supply of women and children to perpetuate this heinous ritual.

The Moslem government had a two-fold plan: A. Clear the oil-rich, Southern land for foreign drilling companies (Talisman, a Canadian oil concern, found in many US investment portfolios) and B. Make all of Sudan Pan-Islamic. As this carnage continued, Darfur was far from being a household word.

I became an activist/public speaker to warn innocent Americans of just what was included in their retirement funds and how to stop modern-day slavery. I joined a group called the AASG: the American Anti-Slavery Group. At that time, there were about 27 million people enslaved in some sort of servitude!!! With much work on behalf of activists, Southern Sudan claimed their independence.

Meanwhile, the Moslem-held Nigerian government has no plans to allow Biafra its independence. Recently, the U.N. Secretary, General, Mr. Antonio Guiterrez , without naming “names” cautioned certain governments not to use brutal or violent force in maintaining order, under the guise of the Corona Virus Shutdown. And who are the ones chosen to maintain law and order in Nigeria?

The Boko Haram and the Western Fulani Bushmen, two renowned terrorist groups, have been given carte blanche to promote wanton, murderous terrorist attacks on innocent Biafrans. Slaughter and fear run rampant as homes are raided, burned, livestock and children kidnapped, the young daughters ravaged….The scenario between Sudan and Biafra are remarkably similar. And yet, the Biafran plight remains virtually unknown!!!!

As concerned Jews we should be engaged in a rampage of letter-writing campaigns to every politician (wherever we live), every humanitarian watchdog organization, just be constant, prolific and succinct in a two-fold strategy: A. Identify and clarify the problem; B.. Offer ways to put pressure, convince, social media campaigns, etc. Just today, I sent similar letters to: Jerusalem Post Op Ed, President Trump, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Prime Minister Netanyahu, Defense Minister Naftali Bennett, The possibilities are endless. I hope that I might pass the torch to you.

(Ms) Shashi Ishai

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While we are ushering in Biafra, the fulanis have already sold Nigeria. 

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On Tue, Jul 28, 2020 at 1:20 PM, Ike Agbor

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[Ike Agbor]

Keep your one nigeria...

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[Abraham Madu]

Keep Nigeria one.

Keep corruption one.

Keep looting one.

Keep rape one.

Go On With One Nigeria! (GOWON)

Go On With One Nigeria =Keeping corruption on, keeping looting on, keeping rape on. 

British Government designed Nigeria/Nigga area/ Nigger/ a system where chaos reign everyday!

Tụfịakwa!

Ya kpọtụba!

Ya gazie.

Ụmụ nne Abrahamụọgụ Aṅụsịobi Madụ.

[Ike Agbor]

Going, going; the shithole is caving in...

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[Ike Agbor]

If this were on a human skin, the wearer would notice immediately that the head band on the ear would be uncomfortable. 

The latex human mask that's Buhari, wouldn't feel the location of the head band. Think people; think for once!

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[Ike Agbor]

They will soon run over your villages and towns; the one nigerianists.

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On Wed, Aug 5, 2020 at 11:12 AM, Ike Agbor

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My heart bleeds for these people. If only they had not fought on the side of the fulani and also helped them in killing innocent Easterners in their midst, Biafra could have come to their aid at this time that they need desperate solution to their plight. Nigeria needs to be disbanded immediately. 

Biafra remains their hope....

Ike Agbor

[Ike Agbor]

They are on the match to help dissolve your towns and villages.

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[Ike Agbor]

"If We Can't Restore Biafra When islamic Terrorists Are About To Take Over The West African Region, Then We Deserve To Be Slaves of The Caliphate." Author kept anonymous since permission was not sought before publishing.

And for those of you fixated on a worthless piece paper called constitution which would guarantee us Biafra; i have this to say to you.

We will anchor Biafra on that same spurious document that gave birth to sharia legal system in arewa north, birthed bokoharam, and gave us fulani herdsmen and now isis and al-qeida in Southern Nigeria.

Ike Agbor

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[Ike Agbor]

This is the latest gambit of Ola Kassim aso rock insiders and there are plenty more where this is coming from; this is just a test run. 

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On Thu, Aug 6, 2020 at 8:20 AM, Ike Agbor

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[Ike Agbor]

Ola,

Forward this to your Abuja co-realtor (Abuja real estate Nido family) who now calls the shots in kaduna.

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On Thu, Aug 6, 2020 at 11:50 AM, Ike Agbor

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[Ike Agbor]

Nigeria's next phase

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On Thu, Aug 6, 2020 at 2:44 PM, Ike Agbor

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[Ike Agbor]

They are coming..

[Ike Agbor]

At your doorsteps...

https://www.yahoo.com/news/nigerian-singer-sentenced-death-blasphemy-141727809.html

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They are coming..

[Afis]

I wonder why Inyanminrins did not call on Trump Da Savior to go rescue the singer.
Ike Hunchback from Agbor, go call Trump to rescue the guy nah.

Oloshi boy!

Afis

“Just as a solid rock is not shaken by the storm, even so the wise are not affected by praise or blame.” — Dhamapada, verse 81.

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At your doorsteps...

[Ike Agbor]

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/08/just-in-scores-killed-as-boko-haram-seizes-borno-communities/

[Ike Agbor]

With the ongoing sensitization all around us, independence from Britain has to now happen on our own terms; phew, it's taken so long.

https://youtu.be/J_aM26yzgH4

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https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/08/just-in-scores-killed-as-boko-haram-seizes-borno-communities/

[Ike Agbor]

We must end the servitude in Nigeria now.

https://tribuneonlineng.com/born-to-rule-to-the-graveyard/?utm_term=Autofeed&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook#Echobox=1597106951

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On Mon, Aug 10, 2020 at 9:31 PM, Ike Agbor

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[Joseph Onuorah]

“We must end servitude in Nigeria now”[.  ]

I applaud above! 

So let us start with our selves. How about stopping to have servants in our homes? In our offices? How about not having those who open the garage doors, gates, carry our bags, bring water for us to wash our hands, to make our beds, to even bring to us, pens just a few feet away from where we sit? 

Stopping the above and many other ways we use and abuse people in our homes, would lead to better health, more respect for each other, better use of our brains to think and enhanced tapping into creative minds to do good to the society. And as important, stop this generational use of our people in a very demeaning and subjugating ways. In essence, we replaced slavery with servitude. 

I have rejected such demeaning use of our people to a point where my immediate family members know that no such use of people is allowed. In fact, the condition is: you can use the help of a servant but you must pay him or her and treat him or her as you would treat your child or any family member. 

How about you? In your last visit to Nigeria or as you are now in Nigeria, who carries your bag from house to car or from car to house? Who brings your water from the refrigerator just two yards yards away! Who spends more time with your children? Who takes your children to school and welcomes them back? Have your seen President Obama and his wife  dropping and picking their children to and from school? You think doing so removed anything from them? Mind you, Obama was the leader of the world but he made time and still does, to take his children to school! This is a common practice among people in USA, Europe, etc yet, they produce and we buy, they decide and we follow, etc. But the African man and woman must have many servants in their homes many of whom are regularly used and abused. 

So folks, let us remove that speck which is right there in our eyes blocking our views before going to chase such out from others. You see, if you do as I have done, essentially rejecting servitude as it is used in our society, that would take care of most of the problems we complain about. For example, as I alluded to above, doing so would force us to look for other ways of accomplishing the tasks that we use these servants for. It will also increase our lifespan in that, just getting up to get your water would mean increasing oxygen flow to your brains and other parts of the body. With such steady flow of oxygen to the brains, you and other Africans in general, would tap into the ingenuity just as the rest of the world has been doing, to produce and develop things. 

You see, for centuries, in USA, the southerners used Africans as slaves, (servitude!) instead of joining the rest of the country in tapping into their brains in search for technological ways of doing things. Of course that hurt them so much so that today, the south is still behind in so many measures of progress. In fact, the system is still subjugating to many, which is related to its endemic focus on having those who would “serve the master”! Hello? 

So, I support this great idea and let us all implement it in our homes and encourage our families and friends to do so. I have and will continue to do so till my last breath because servitude, as it is used all over Africa, is abhorable and I reject it with impunity. I rejected it right from my childhood and as I noted, once I was in a position to do something about it, I did. So much so that in addition to discouraging it within my immediate family, I have talked some friends out of doing so. It is only when we first focus on what we are doing wrong and working to stop it, that we can find the ground and support for fighting that which comes from outside. A simple common sense approach that even the Bible writers made sure they put in. We read these things and dance up and down without truly understanding what that good book means! But we must in order to maintain sustained progress and to stop this revolving around the derailing and incapacitating yesteryears that continue to push our youths away from our society just as it has kept you and I away from a nation that we otherwise love. We now live and complain for something that we could have prevented from happening. At least, if we start now, we could see some signs of things improving and more importantly, prevent our children from suffering same fate. 

So, what say you? How about you start from your end today? 

Joe

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PHOTOS: Passing out parade of Amotekun Corps in Ondo

Governor Rotimi Akeredolu on Tuesday was at the passing out parade of Pioneer #Amotekun corps officers in Ondo State. According to the Governor, the corps made up of young men and women have gone through intensive training and will be complimenting the efforts of the security agencies in addressing our security challenges in Ondo State. See more pictures from the parade below. 

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[Ike Agbor]

https://youtu.be/1kSRPDjmqKU

[Ike Agbor]

Go ahead and serve the jungle ...

https://youtu.be/vYsQv7xR7tM

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[Ike Agbor]

This is disgusting and makes me want to puke.

https://youtu.be/lE9QWwKasHs

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[Afis]

Stop sending crazy stuffs to me. Stuffs that make you the freaking sender wanna puke!

Ike Hunchback Agbor, “Decease and Cease” breathing Kwatakwata!!

Oluya boy, This is a warning.

One-ing is enough, no two-ning for you.
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Afis

“Just as a solid rock is not shaken by the storm, even so the wise are not affected by praise or blame.” — Dhamapada, verse 81.

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[Joseph Onuorah]

Indeed quite disgusting. However, what is more disgusting is what we, black Africans, especially we Nigerians, did and still do to fulfil the false statements, promises and prophesies others made about us. As the saying always goes and it is true: what others say about you does not stick unless you accept it and nurture it. For example, you become a fool not because someone called you a fool but because you accepted their calling you a fool and doing things to prove that their branding you a fool was right! 

So when Nigerian business people, politicians, musicians, acadmicians, movie makers, religious people, etc, take the money and resources (however acquired) from their country and run to other countries and deposit their to enrich the economy of those countries, while their own country suffer, they are fulfilling the false prophesies and promises of those who see and treat them as slaves and/or inferior people. When we Nigerians, dehumanize, demean, disparage each other, we are fulfilling the false promises and prophesies of others about us. 

When many diaspora Nigerians stay in the comfort provided by their colleagues and counterparts who worked hard to build and sustain such comfort, refuse to learn how such comfort is built and maintained rather, engage in badmouthing their native country without doing much to improve on the things that they condemn, they are fulfilling the false promises and prophesies of others about us. 

And so on. 

Fact: God never created black people to be inferior or to be slaves: humans created that damning image of us for their selfish reasons. Slavery sealed the deal for them!  Slavery, which started with Africans subjecting their own people to it. Thus, we Africans are who must re-define the fact that we are not what others defined us to be. To do so requires that we understand what these horrible characterizations of us meant then and now and more importantly, how we continue to perpetuate and propagate the evils done to us. And how we  can stop it. 

Being black is not synonymous with ugliness or wuth impurity. Our skin color is beautiful, in so many ways, making it an envy of many in the world. Yet, many Africans see their skin color as bad!  Thus when we bleach it off or paint it to hide it, we are further fulfilling the false prophesies and promises of others. Interestingly, no matter how much one bleaches his or her skin, his or her being a black person cannot be effaced! 

When we put photos and images of others who do look like us for our children to see and adore, we are furthering the false promises and prophesies of others. 

And so on.

So my friend, what we Nigerians and rest of Africans should do is not what your intentions in alerting us to this video posting are: use the statements and actions of others to create hatred within and among Nigerians tapping into our tribal, religious and other differences  That is a horrible wrong approach to solving a generational "stain" put on us as a people. We must thus desist from making it worse. Rather, what you and I ought to do is work together to "rebrand" ourselves so as to join those who shape and re-shape the world we all live in. For then, we will no longer wait for others to define us as they have. Others who benefit when we keep on with this horrible focus on tribal and religious discourse that many Nigerians now commit to enduring since it benefits them. So join to ensure that they fail because their failure is a win for you, I and even them. A win for all Nigerians. 

Joe. 

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“ you become a fool not because someone called you a fool but because you accepted their calling you a fool and doing things to prove that their branding you a fool was right! ”......Joe Onuorah.

So lemme get this straight, if your IQ is 69, and post rubbish like Abraham NwereNmadu, Iko CastleFucker and Vin Odebesilu. And people seeing your Retarded posts decide to call you Ndi Nzuzu Iko CastleFucker or Nzuzu Abraham.

So if you reject the Nzuzu label IJN, that means you’re not Nzuzu?

I don’t get it.

Pls elaborate 🤠🤠🤠

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Ok, let’s try this: supposed you already Ndi Nzuzu Gburugburu of Ndigbo, can you deny your natural title?
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Indeed quite disgusting. However, what is more disgusting is what we, black Africans, especially we Nigerians, did and still do to fulfil the false statements, promises and prophesies others made about us. As the saying always goes and it is true: what others say about you does not stick unless you accept it and nurture it. For example, you become a fool not because someone called you a fool but because you accepted their calling you a fool and doing things to prove that their branding you a fool was right! 

[Ike Agbor]

To the fools ruling and those supporting the jungle.

Memo To: The Fools Ruling Nigeria, From: Bayo Oluwasanmi | Sahara Reporters

Memo To: The Fools Ruling Nigeria, From: Bayo Oluwasanmi | Sahara Reporters To you fools ruling Nigeria in Aso Rock, National Assembly, the Attorney-General, Director SSS, Inspector-General of Police, the Chief Justice of the Federation, your lack of understanding of what democracy means, shows you’re intelligently disabled,

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[Ike Agbor]

Nothing shocks me any longer in this jungle; i thought the FGN meant Fulani Government of Nigeria but I'm mistaken. The FGN  includes the Fulanis in Niger Republic. 

[Joseph Onuorah]

I stated two conditions: 

1. You have to accept the label

2. You have to behave in fulfillment of the label. 

So if you reject the label Nzuzu but do things considered Nzuzu, then you are considered Nzuzu 

Hope the explanation helps. 

Joe. 

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[Ike Agbor]

Only three sets of idiots, still believe that the jungle called Nigeria is still salvageable; they are the takers, the potential takers, and the ones at the very bottom of the rung, I call them  the "tooken".

Chid Ugwu This is hate speech and propaganda by haters of Buhari's good works and favorable public image. These white people have been bribed by IPOB with 85,000 dollars every month!

[Ike Agbor]

The probability of Nigeria as intact as you know it today, over the next one year is that of picking up an ace in a 52 card deck; 4/52. This conclusion followed a two year Stochastic process and Information theory analysis of detailed indices. This study will soon be published.

This is one more pointer that it's very close...; the very diehard optimists are free to disagree. 

https://globalsentinelng.com/2020/08/27/boko-haram-ambush-scores-of-soldiers-commuters-reportedly-killed-in-borno/

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[Abraham Madu]

4/52 or 0.076923

[femi Olajide]

I don't know how you work out your statistics,  but heck,  it is very flawed! 

Regards,

Femi Olajide

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[Ike Agbor]

I was called at about 37.05

https://youtu.be/aKGmZKbWlX0

Phew! I am glad it's over.

Ike Agbor

[Wharf A. Snake]

Congratulations!!! Doctoral degrees are not easy to obtain. My prayers is that you deploy this advanced knowledge to the service of mankind and alaigbo in particular. We need urgently transfer of knowledge 

Ejo ni Mushin - Prince 

Agwọ nọ n’akịrịka

monamona ni ologun ngbe, ologun to ba gbe paramole o gbe iyonu.

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I was called at about 37.05

[Abraham Madu]

We need urgently transfer of knowledge 

Ejo ni Mushin - Prince 

Agwọ nọ n’akịrịka

Ọdịghị ofele!

Agba ezi ọra/ọha abụghị ntụta ube,HO! HA!

Dr. Ike Agbọ bụ ome ka Agụ!

Bịafra your son’s and daughters are coming home to fix you up well well oooooooooooooooo!

Ya kpọtụba!

Ya gazie.

Ụmụ nne Abrahamụọgụ Aṅụsịobi Madụ.

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[Ike Agbor]

Thanks Wharf,

You know "where my heart lies"

Ike Agbor

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[Ike Agbor]

Thanks Ola.

Ike 

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[vincent modebelu]

DR.  I  AGBOR

CONGRATULATION  

You have done it

That is what I am talking about

I am on my way to Dallas

  

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 Observe and see

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[DIPO ENIOLA]

Dr. Ike Agbor of Osusu Abala:

I congratulate you on your achievement.  Celebrations are in order. Obtaining doctoral degree requires relentless commitment and hardwork.

Stay blessed.

The Oha 1

Ahu Nze Ebie Okwu

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[afis 'Deinde]

Ike-shonsho Agbor, congrats!

I’m really happy for you.

It’s about time you started working a meaningful job and paying taxes like the rest of us!
Your friend,

Afis

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Congratulations! Ike.

Ogbuonyeiro

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DR.  I  AGBOR

CONGRATULATION  

You have done it

That is what I am talking about

I am on my way to Dallas

  

vin.....///

”....Born to tell the truth....

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Thanks Wharf,

You know "where my heart lies"

Ike Agbor

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Congratulations!!! Doctoral degrees are not easy to obtain. My prayers is that you deploy this advanced knowledge to the service of mankind and alaigbo in particular. We need urgently transfer of knowledge 

Ejo ni Mushin - Prince 

Agwọ nọ n’akịrịka

monamona ni ologun ngbe, ologun to ba gbe paramole o gbe iyonu.

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I was called at about 37.05

https://youtu.be/aKGmZKbWlX0

Phew! I am glad it's over.

Ike Agbor

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[DIPO ENIOLA]

You can be sure he would do everything to avoid paying his fair share of taxes. Igbo men just hate to pay taxes.  That was the main reason our mutual friend, Wharf the Snake Of Orlu aka Chinedu supported and canvassed his exclusive neighborhood for @realDonalTrump in 2016.

The Oha 1

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[Wharf A. Snake]

Ogbeni Dipo of Olomi:

You are not well o! Why not just congratulate the man for his hard work and leave your tribal dealings out. 

Every Igbo man at home and abroad pays taxes. It is enshrined as a cardinal rule of the umunna. 

Ejo ni Mushin - Prince 

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 You can be sure he would do everything to avoid paying his fair share of taxes. Igbo men just hate to pay taxes.  That was the main reason our mutual friend, Wharf the Snake Of Orlu aka Chinedu supported and canvassed his exclusive neighborhood for @realDonalTrump in 2016.

[DIPO ENIOLA]

Wharf the Snake of Orlu aka Chinedu:

Come on, I congratulated Ike Agbor  of Osusu Abala yesterday. I have to congratulate him because he is one of the loyal subjects of Oha 1. He is a hardworking Igbo man.

The Oha 1

Ahu Nze Ebie Okeu

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[afis 'Deinde]

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Oh Lordy Lordy Lordy!

Afis

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 You can be sure he would do everything to avoid paying his fair share of taxes. Igbo men just hate to pay taxes.  That was the main reason our mutual friend, Wharf the Snake Of Orlu aka Chinedu supported and canvassed his exclusive neighborhood for @realDonalTrump in 2016.

[afis 'Deinde]

Dr Kassim, I’m elated for my good friend as he would now be fully employed.

My friend, Ike Tia L’Agbor, has been dodging tax payments since he came off the Inyanminrin’s version of the Mayflower.

Now he can’t run any longer. He has to work REAL job like all of us. No more Awufu

Why would I celebrate with him?

That’s one down, more Inyanminrins to go!

Taxes, Taxes and Taxes!!

Again, congrats Mr Agbor.

Afis

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Afis:

Let us all enjoy the celebration of Dr Ike Agbor’s remarkable achievement of obtaining a PhD even while juggling his full time job as an engineer and being a spouse and father of college age student(s) without bothering about whether or not he would be paying taxes in the USA.

Fair is fair. If Donald Trump could dodge hundreds of millions of taxes over several decades, I believe that taxes should be made optional in the USA.

Obtaining a PhD in any field requires the remarkable ability to be laser focussed on the minutiae of a narrow field of human knowledge and be able able to come up with unique and novel idea(s) that no one else has thought about 

or build the equivalent of a better mouse trap in that area of knowledge.

It  is not an easy task!

What is even more amazing is that with all that is going on around him including working full time and pursuing his PhD that Ike finds the time to serve as the IPOB ambassador to the USA:)

Those homegrown politicians in Nigeria have their way of ensuring any interlopers from abroad do not mess around with their nests. By the time they finish with their Diasporan competitor  he or she would be lucky to escape with his life and with all of limbs intact.

Upon arriving back from such experience in Nigeria one of such would be expatriate politicians who is a successful physician In the USA spoke about his foray into Nigerian politics at an ANPA conference about a decade ago:

‘Those people in Nigeria are all animals. The same community leaders who greeted me and assured me of victory upon my arrival and collected monetary gifts for themselves and for stomach infrastructure for the voters were the same folks who hired machete wielding thugs to chase me out of town in the middle of the night one week to the Election Day.’  Dr. —-name withheld.

It is quite possible that this is one of the reasons Ike Agbor turned against Nigeria and became a Neo Biafran! But I may be wrong in this regard.

Damn those crooked Nigerian politicians! They probably scared him so much he decided he would rather have his own country.

Bye,

Ola

[Ike Agbor]

Thanks Vin, Wharf, Nwa Madu, Aduba, Afis and Oha 1.

Ike Agbor 

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Getting a PhD at any age is a challenging task. If you are 50+, married and working full time,; it is a near impossible challenge.

Dr. Ike Agbor, congratulations.

Aduba

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[Ike Agbor]

Thanks my brother Ogbuonyeiro. 

Ike

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Congratulations! Ike.

Ogbuonyeiro

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[Ike Agbor]

Thanks Aduba.

Ike

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[afis 'Deinde]

Ike Hunchback Agbor, you no thank am Afis? 

Ike, Dan Buraoba nka,  mutumu wofi.

Me I be your flend, why?

Because I no be Inyanminrin you no thank am me?

🤠🤠🤣
Afis

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On Aug 31, 2020, at 10:35 AM, Ike Agbor <ikea...@yahoo.com> wrote:

Thanks my brother Ogbuonyeiro. 

[afis 'Deinde]

I’m withdrawing my dan buraoba from you, Ike.

I just saw your “thank me” note wey dey down down konkon below.

I don’t come here as often as before before.

So, pls accept my apology to think you only “thank am” for Igbos.

Now let’s talk about my share of the money. Are you going to Naija to loot small small or big big?

I need an answer!
Afis

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Ike Hunchback Agbor, you no thank am Afis? 

[Ike Agbor]

'T was the thumb that was dipped in the palm oil, and now see the other fingers.  

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[Ike Agbor]

           WHY BIAFRA.

A lot of people have been hot under the collar advocating for restructuring of Nigeria and or for a President of Igbo ethnic stock. None that I am aware of has made a detailed and compelling case to buttress their position.

This is a short writeup to make the case, once more, for Biafra.

The reasons are not limited to the points stated here under but can be included to many more that others can add to.

1. The people were never consulted nor took part in the amalgamation agreement of 1914.

2. The Royal Niger company forced itself on the people.

3. The Fulani incursion into Nigeria was not to integrate with the indegenous people but to overwhelm them, drive them out and forcefully take over  their land. This is no longer anecdotal or speculative but is happening as we speak.

4. Building a nation was never the  agenda of any  of the past rulers of the country rather they catered to religious and or sectional interests with the result that, after more than 100 years of cohabitation,  there is still overt enmity among the various groups.

5. Biafrans are being retarded being forced to compete with the Fulani. They want to be free to compete with the best in the world. They need to be challenged: see what they were able to achieve by the challenge of the civil war. Can you imagine where they would be now if they were allowed to compete. A good athlete improves his game by competing with better opponents.

6. Biafra is blessed with wonderful climate, a land mass 100% of which is usable. Left on their own, they can quickly find a solution to the erosion that is making some land unusable.

7. Biafra is not landlocked, apart from known and existing access to the sea there are deep water channels that extend into the heart land that are waiting to be developed!!

8. The land mass can comfortably accommodate and sustain her population and she will not be among the most densely populated in the world.

9. There is abundance of natural resources that will help to sustain her people and give them a decent standard of living that can compare with any in the world

10. I am saving the best for the last and that is an abundance of human resources; that is, hard working, highly motivated, competitive and well educated that is the envy of any serious investor. Biafra is yearning to repatriate the thousands, if not millions of her citizens that are being abused, maltreated and misused in foriegn lands.

11. Almost $20 billion is an assured amount that will flow into the revenue of Biafra annually, courtesy a strong diaspora contingent!!!

Biafra could be the “shining city on the hill” that will attract other progressive and serious states to join in the liberation of the black race. Nigeria was once the hope of the black race but she has successfully turned into the disgrace of the black race. I say this with deep sadness but with the realization that she has too many hurdles to overcome. The design of the Fulani in Nigeria is no longer a secret. They hold 90%- 95% of the power in the country and the prospect of any meaningful change in the distant future is very doubtful.

Wake up Folks, let us do it. It is doable. All you need is to use your brain and change your mindset.

You can add your own reasons and help circulate.

Lead if you can

Follow of you can

If neither you can

Please get out of the way.

J.O.S.Okeke

Founding Chairman

World Igbo Congress Inc.

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[Ike Agbor]

Here is a 🍸 to the diehard optimists who still believe in a country called Nigeria with Fulani overlords; you loquacious "restructuring" talking mugus, I present to you the arewas.

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[Ike Agbor]

My angry reaction earlier today on APC UK platform:

By: Prof (Amb)George Obiozor. 

Most of the Diasporans here live in Europe. Can you show me one multi-ethnic state in Europe where one group is positioned to dominate the rest that hasn't broken up?

For those who may not know, what you call ethnic groups in Nigeria are called nations in Europe.

There's nowhere in the world where the white man accepts domination from another white man in perpetuity.

It used to be so under the Roman empire and the like. Not anymore. The Communists tried it, dividing society into capitalists and proletariats, deluding themselves that ethnicity is effectively swept under the carpet, but what followed? The Communist edifices in Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia,  and the big brother, USSR, all collapsed, while the two Germans that are ethnically the same but split by communism vs capitalism were reunited. Such is the power of ethnic nationalism.

Czechoslovakia was made up of two ethnic groups,  the Czech and the Slovakians. Both separated peacefully on 1st January 1993. The former is today 10.6 million people and the latter 5.4 million. Added together,  they're not up to Lagos. Yet, they split for peace. Two masters can't be in the same house.

Yugoslavia in 1991 was 23.2 million, barely more than Lagos population. It broke into six countries same year - all along ethnic lines, namely: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, 

Macedonia, Montenegro,

 Serbia, and Slovenia.

Then the big brother, USSR. It had, at least, the following ethnic groups identified by their languages:

Regional languages:

Ukrainian

Belarusian

Uzbek

Kazakh

Georgian

Azerbaijani

Lithuanian

Moldavian

Latvian

Kyrgyz

Tajik

Armenian

Turkmen

Estonian

Minority languages:

Abkhaz

Bashkir

Buryat

Chechen

Finnish

Volga German

Korean

Ossetian

Tatar

& various others.

Today, your fingers will not be enough to count the number of countries that have emerged from the USSR.

Sit down there and be preaching unity in Nigeria as if you're the kindest gentleman on earth while you have no solution to the genocide in Southern Kaduna, the illegal but officially condoned arms in the hands of killer herdsmen roaming the country, and be condemning those better informed about the fact that the country is undergoing the strains of a forced union and should be peacefully restructured or let people go their separate ways.

In Europe, the two best examples of fairly stable multi-ethnic states are the UK and Switzerland.  The former is led by reasonable men who permitted regional autonomy to the Irish, the Scots and the Welsh, while the English dominate Westminster. That's something some of us are asking for, but you're fighting against it in your own country wracked by ethnic crisis. Your own people are better off under oppression of fellow black men because your people have bad leaders who can't do better than their new internal colonisers.

The latter country, Switzerland, has four ethnic groups. Each of them rotates the presidency annually through seven cantons that constitute the federation units. All the four languages of the four ethnic groups are recognized as official languages and school languages to boot, namely, German, French, Italian, and Romansch that has just a few thousand speakers!

There's nowhere in the world where the Caucasians allow the domination of their group by another.

In Canada, Quebec is the only full French-speaking province, aside a little section of New Brunswick.  The other seven provincesare English-speaking.  Yet, Canada is bilingual for the sake of Quebec! And each of the provinces is largely self-governing. 

Here we are in Nigeria,  you have people arguing vehemently that a decrepit,  structurally-flawed, and crisis-prone artificial contraption badly configured by the British only needs good people to survive. Why not centralise the powers of the British regions to London and see what happens?!

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[Ike Agbor]

We are getting there!

https://youtu.be/cdQmZxAqzYI

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Did this skip us; another joke from the zoo?

https://dailytrust.com/2018-civil-defence-budgets-n5bn-for-nuclear-weapon-equipment-others

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BUSINESS

 

2018: Civil Defence Budgets N5bn For Nuclear Weapon Equipment, Others

Daily Trust Feb. 21, 2018.

What a country lead by a Goat and Nama!

Zoo!

Zoological Republic of Niger- area!

Maazị Nnamdị Kanụ anaghị akpọ ha Zoo na nkịtị!

Ya kpọtụba!

Ya gazie.

Ụmụ nne Abrahamụọgụ Aṅụsịobi Madụ.

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All we want is Biafra

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The stars are aligning for the perfect storm. We all have to be prepared for Biafra and Oduduwa Republics. Africa's belated enlightenment is finally loading

Ondo INEC office on fire, over 5000 card readers destroyed - Daily Post Nigeria

Ondo INEC office on fire, over 5000 card readers destroyed - Daily Post Nigeria The Ondo State office of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC is currently on fire. The fire outbreak which started around 8:45pm at the

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When will enough be enough? I mean when do wr start calling the bluff of these murderous fulan?

Ex-scrabble captain Sodje killed in Ondo delivering ransom to brother’s abductors

Ex-scrabble captain Sodje killed in Ondo delivering ransom to brother’s abductors ‘Tosin Oluwalowo Former captain of Nigeria scrabble national team, Paul Sodje, has died after he was abducted by suspected herdsmen. Chairman of the Nigeria Scrabble Federation, Publicity Committ...

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I am still in pursuit of the perps of the murder of the daughter of Pa Fasoranti.

As a matter of fact Fulanis are not killing anyone in your Nigeria. 

We are also waiting o apprehend the killers in Southern Kaduna and Tiv land..

Or better still Amotekun can fish out the killer(s) this time.

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When will enough be enough? I mean when do wr start calling the bluff of these murderous fulan?

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Oga Sherlock Holmes - and how did you know who committed a crime that's yet to be investigated?

Were you one of the perps?

Not looking for a prolonged fight, just curious.

Oga - this is actually why such crimes persist. You are so certain of "who dunnit" even before you know what happened!

Please read the "Fulani herdsman" story below carefully before you react:

Imo chief Eze Okuegbunuwa, dad & two sons arrested for kidnapping

Imo chief Eze Okuegbunuwa, dad & two sons arrested for kidnapping A traditional ruler in Awara, Ohaji/Egbema Local Government Area of Imo, was on Monday paraded by the police for...

Another herdsmen story

Rotimi Ogunsuyi

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Slowly but surely..

*Communique issued out of the Regular Meeting held on Thursday, September 10. 2020* 

The regular meeting of the Yoruba Summit Group has ended. It undertook an in-depth review the state of Nigeria in relation to the interests and aspirations of the Yoruba Nation. Notable issues were appraised.   

These included the Waterways  Bill pending  in the National Assembly, recurrent quest to amend the 1999 Constitution, the impending landmark 60th Independence Anniversary date of October 1, 2020, and the mechanism of our involvement in the polity of Nigeria as it is unraveling  politically and economically under the watch of the Buhari administration.

As we were preparing this communiqué, Global Terrorism Index screams "Nigeria has Emerged as The Most TERRORISED Country In AFRICA.... Ranked 3rd Most TERRORISED Country In The World!"

We reiterate once again, the solution to Nigeria's problems does not lie in the 2023 elections, neither does it lie in the charade embarked upon by the NASS under the guise of a Constitutional Review.

The YSG strongly believes that the current exercise to amend the Nigerian constitution is a needless, irresponsible and surreptitious gambit to distract the various Nigerian ethnic nationalities agitating for Restructuring, true Federalism or self-determination.

How can you ask people to submit memoranda to amend a fatally flawed constitution which ab-intio contains contrived clauses and entrenched imbalances which will nullify the aspirations of many major ethnic groups in the country, especially in the southwest? 

There is an unfair representation of many ethnic nationalities in the NASS because of our flawed census figures and unfair geographical division of the country into states and local governments done by military fiat by soldiers of northern extraction following successive coups.

For example, the current situation whereby all the federal legislators in the South East Region, originally one third of the tripod that held Nigeria together,  adds up to just the number of legislators in Kano State should not be employed to amend a constitution which requires a 2/3 majority vote of the National Assembly. 

Similar distortions also exist in the South West when we compare the 20 Local Governments in Lagos to that of Kano with 44. As it is, the North has been given a virtual veto power over all the other regions  combined. This shouldn’t be.  That is why there is always the refrain “GO TO THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY” from the North whenever unfairness or imbalances in the polity are pointed out.

The totality of the Nigerian 1999 Constitution must be jettisoned and a fresh document produced, which will truly reflect the wishes of "we the people".

Presently, every signal from the government, contradicts a desire for genuine change - from the President's pronouncements since he came, his various actions, the way various bills being smuggled into and sometimes by the legislature into the NASS, particularly, the vexatious Water Bill, a very clear ANTI-RESTRUCTURING venture embarked by this administration and supported by same National Assembly, the evidence of which the chair of a committee had the audacity to call it, "A Done Deal", with same National Assembly asking the people being dispossessed of their land to come with memoranda — To do what exactly? Accord legitimacy to illegality and fraud?

 *THE WAY FORWARD* 

The Buhari administration that has the Senate and the National Assembly under her control should set up a TECHNICAL CONSTITUTION DRAFTING COMMITTEE (TCDC) to work out within three months a new framework into a document as basis for all ethnic nationalities to live in peace as collaborative neighbours, using existing documents in the public domain.

The TCDC should have the mandate to produce guidelines that will facilitate the voluntary reconfiguration and realignments by ethnic nationalities, sub-ethnic nationalities, clans and communities as would later form the basis of their mutual accommodation to live together in a true federation or to actively seek self-determination in order to actualize their God-given human rights under international laws.

The outcome of the TCDC effort is to be the subject of a National Referendum in order to secure the consent of the Nigerian people. 

The National Assembly is to adopt the Doctrine of Necessity once again, by making the Law with provisions on processes to guide the historic transition from the 1999 Constitution until the enactment of a new Constitutional order is attained. The new order shall be the basis of any further elections in Nigeria.

The YSG also re-affirms its earlier position that notwithstanding the ambition by a very tiny household in our midst, the Yoruba Nation and her peoples should not be part of another charade in the name of 2023 Federal Elections. We should not confer legitimacy to an exercise in futility at the end of which the gloating message of the conqueror shall be: “go to court.” We therefore wish our peoples to be wary of the insolent offers of Presidency positions, pitting South East against South West Regions. It is a ruse!

 *Nigeria at 60 on October 1, 2020* 

It is gratifying to see synergy of thoughts even among the fathers of the nation with the position of the Yoruba Summit Group. 

President Obasanjo described the National Assembly’s fresh constitutional review exercise also as a waste of time and resources. He praised socio-cultural groups like NEF and Yoruba Summit Group for describing it as such. Quoting president Obasanjo, he said, “That ray of hope was somewhat manifested in the last 10 days or so when the Northern Elders Forum and Yoruba Summit Group complemented each other in their separate press releases on the Senate’s idea of inviting submissions from Nigerian public for constitution amendment which had been regular money-gulping activity by every National Assembly session since 1999, a veritable source of waste without end, calling Nigeria, a failed state.

Likewise General Dongoyaro, who described the present day Nigerian situation as, "Frightening and Unencouraging"! 

The YSG, having considered the situation of our polity and the expressed yearnings of majority of well-meaning Nigerians, the clear alternative for everyone would be for self-determination quests to now proceed rapidly without any further restraint. It has become patently untenable for the Yoruba Nation to tolerate further incompetence and impunity as has been foisted by the Fulanis on all other Ethnic Nationalities across Nigeria.

YSG hereby calls on all political office holders of Yoruba extraction to heed the clarion call and yearnings of their peoples for self-respect and self-determination. History and practical imperatives of people’s action will harshly judge and treat all who as willing tools, collaborate with internal colonisers.

YSG hereby notify the United Nations, European Union and all foreign countries including UK, US, China, Russia etc and multinational lending institutions to cease and desist forthwith from any further disbursement on loans and even grants, as such subsequent disbursements shall not be countenanced as part of assets and liabilities of the Nigeria country that would most sooner than later be reconfigured or dissolved.

All our peoples, along with those of other regions are hereby advised to regard October 1, 2020 as a day of unhappiness and an anniversary of the Nigerian dream that has been reduced to rubbles and ashes. The mindless bloodletting perpetrated by AK-47-armed Fulani militia in the Middle Belt region and unchallenged incursions into all parts of Southern territories are abominations to civility, and a clear pointer to their flagrant disregard for human life. As there is nothing to celebrate on  the occasion  of 60th anniversary of “Nigerian Independence.” 

YSG being a Federation of Yoruba bodies hereby enjoin all member groups to think creatively and execute passive, peaceful ways and means of asserting their human rights. This may include the wearing of RED BANDS on the wrist or shoulders in commemoration of the blood of the innocents that have been spilled. These activities should commence on October 1, 2020 and continue thereafter, until we secure victory.

We hereby affirm that we mean well for the Yoruba Nation and all other peoples across the territory of what is otherwise known as Nigeria, in seeking the face of God Almighty as we venture into the future with hope for better lives.

Mogaji Gboyega Adejumo,

Publicity Secretary, Yoruba Summit Group

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"...it boggles the mind that supposedly wise and lettered me..would go into a solemn huddle to legitimately augment the toll of mindless killings that now plague the land" Soyinka

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 *BETWEEN ‘DIVIDERS-IN-CHIEF’ and DIVIDERS-IN-LAW* 

 *By Wole Soyinka* 

I am notoriously no fan of Olusegun Obasanjo, General, twice former president and co-architect with other past leaders of the crumbling edifice that is still generously called Nigeria. I have no reasons to change my stance on his record. Nonetheless, I embrace the responsibility of calling attention to any accurate reading of this nation from whatever source, as a contraption teetering on the very edge of total collapse. We are close to extinction as a viable comity of peoples, supposedly bound together under an equitable set of protocols of co-habitation, capable of producing its own means of existence, and devoid of a culture of sectarian privilege and will to dominate.

On Africa Day, May 2019, organised by the Union Bank of Africa, I similarly seized an opening to direct the attention of this government to warnings by the Otta farmer over the self-destruct turn that the nation had taken, urged the wisdom of heeding the message, even while remaining chary of the messenger. That advice appears to have fallen on deaf ears. In place of reasoned response and openness to some serious dialogue, what this nation has been obliged to endure has been insolent distractions from garrulous and coarsened functionaries, apologists and sectarian opportunists.

The nation is divided as never before, and this ripping division has taken place under the policies and conduct of none other than President Buhari – does that claim belong in the realms of speculation? Does anyone deny that it was this president who went to sleep while communities were consistently ravaged by cattle marauders, were raped and displaced in their thousands and turned into beggars all over the landscape? Was it a different president who, on being finally persuaded to visit a scene of carnage, had nothing more authoritative to offer than to advice the traumatised victims to learn to live peacefully with their violators? And what happened to the Police Chief who had defied orders from his Commander-in-Chief to relocate fully to the trouble spot – he came, saw, and bolted, leaving the ‘natives’ to their own devices. Any disciplinary action taken against ‘countryman’? Was it a spokesman for some ghost president who chortled in those early, yet controllable stages of now systematised mayhem, gleefully dismissed the mass burial of victims in Benue State as a “staged show” for international entertainment? Did the other half of the presidential megaphone system not follow up – or was it, precede? - with the wisdom that they, the brutalized citizenry, should learn to bow under the yoke and negotiate, since “only the living” can enjoy the dividends of legal rights?

To reel off any achievements of a government – genuine or fantasised, trivial or monumental – is thus to dodge the issue, to ignore the real core concerns. No government, however inept, fails to record some form of achievement – this was why it were elected, and it takes real genius to succeed in spending four years actually doing nothing. What it fails to do, or what it does wrongly, deceitfully or prejudicially is what concerns the citizenry. Across this nation, there is profound distrust, indeed abandonment of hope in this government as one that is genuinely committed to the survival of the nation as one, or indeed understands the minimal requirements for positioning it as a modern, functional space of productive occupancy. Donald Trump is not without a governance pass mark here or there – indeed, he has been touted for the Nobel Peace prize in some quarters,  backed, predictably, by the quota Nigerian columnist - yet who dares deny, outside Republican diehard circles – that the great United States of American is brutally divided, and is even unraveling  under the Trumpian phenomenon!

Back to our own yaws however: Are pensioners still considered human, deserving the rewards of labour without further labour?  Many collapse from that extended labour of recovering routine entitlements. Even routine access to that basic human requirement – food – is now under question, as farmers are chased off their farms in large numbers. Instead of timely action – urged stridently by beleaguered governors and of course by ‘professional agitators’ -- appeasement of the violent food saboteurs was the preferred route to food security – operating under fancy names like RUGA. So how do you persuade graduates and young school leavers to try their hands at farming instead of flooding urban centres looking for non-existent white-collar positions? To get killed and dismembered? And what is the score within those much-coveted urban precincts? Lop-sided appointments to crucial positions in Civil Service and parastatals!  Consider the prime economic cash cow – petroleum – exposed a few months ago as a reeking cesspit of nepotism. Who is the Minister of Petroleum under whose watch such an unprecedented contempt for geographical parity – uncontroverted till today --  became entrenched? That happens to be none other than the nation’s president - and he did make a show of astonishment at the gross disparities, promised to subject the anomaly to immediate enquiry. May one ask what action has been taken to rectify that presumably “nation-unifying” compilation?  It all casts a long, unedifying shadow backwards to those days of agitation by Tai Solarin and the mercuric engineer, Awojobi when the same Buhari took forceful charge of that ministry, promised to get to the root of the  flying charges – anyone still recall the saga of the missing millions?  He made a beeline for the home of a prominent political leader and carted away loads of files in his illegal possession. In vain the nation awaited enlightenment – Nothing!

National divisiveness? Just where does culpability lie?  Does centralist usurpation divide or bind? The answer is obvious in daily effects. We have even heard the charge laid at the feet of governors. When the constitutive units of this nation take steps to rescue themselves into the ‘unifying’ quagmire into which they have been plunged by a creaking, clearly unworkable centralised system, guess who squawk, gnash their teeth and threaten to call down thunder even where such remedies are backed by constitutional provisions! Alas, the dare of ignorance!  And after being confronted by the legitimate right of states to at least salvage their existence and protect their citizens, guess who trundles out constrictive parameters, and attempts to dictate to governors how such state prerogatives should be exercised! Come under the umbrella of a failed Inspectorate Usurper - ordered the Garbled megaphone. Just on whose authority?

We do know – let this be stated for the umpteenth time! - that the rains did not just begin to beat us yesterday in this nation. We know when the clouds began to gather, where the deluge began and turned to severe pounding. We can pinpoint the first trickle of the torrent of appeasement, of illegal extortions and concessions. Past leaders will not be permitted to forget or gloss over own self-centred interests and nation corrosive lapses that brought us to this parlous present. But we do endure in this here and now, in the immediacy of current governance, so let no uppity flunkey attempt to divert attention from current realities, realities that now clearly pronounce this nation of once promising prospects a basket case of abject penury and insecurity, where hordes of trained minds and sturdy limbs roam the streets as beggars, as haphazard vendors of the products of other peoples, other lands!

Inequity reigns, and solutions are trivialised. Again and again voices are raised to urge the dismantling of a crude, militarised centralist contraption – repeatedly exposed in illegalities --  and substitute a more efficient governance system, decentralised, providing  broader access to opportunities. All such efforts are turned into opportunities for legislative junketing and budget padding. Legislators watch with indifference in this day of human advance, as individuals are sentenced to hang for expressing their views on the relative apprehension of religious avatars, not a squeak emerge from such lawgivers. Pedophiles and cross-border sex traffickers are honoured in the act, granted immunity on cooked-up alibis of religion. Is this nation a theocracy?  Nigeria is a suppurating slaughter slab, and it boggles the mind that supposedly wise and lettered men, sheltering under any religious mandate, would go into a solemn huddle to ‘legitimately’ augment the toll of mindless killings that now plague the land.

Presumably, the ongoing ‘national security’ persecution of Obadiah Mailafia is a sign of national unity? I invite our marionettes to read deeply into history.  Oh, excuse me, history has been banned from learning structures, so look not for history books! However, straightforward, first-hand testimonies abound, exposing structural flaws, deceits and conspiracies against this presumptive national edifice. They are perpetrated by highly placed servants of the state, some of whom have since risen to even higher national positions. I draw attention, for instance, to detailed revelations of plots against the nation, plots that resonate in the present. Such is the two-year old interview of a former ambassador to the Sudan, Bola Dada – The Punch  Newspapers.  Archives remain ever obliging. They avail us vivid material to decide whether or not a sinister script is being acted out today with copious libations from Nigerian blood.

I think, in public interest, The Punch should re-run that interview, most especially in view of recent claims by a columnist in The Nation – Femi Abbas Sept. 4 -- regarding how and by whom Nigeria  was corralled into the OIC. When you abolish History in institutions, you open the gates wide for rampaging  revisionism while the same gates are shut against a grasp, however tenuous, of why, for instance, a Mailafia becomes a target of serial interrogations and harassment,  rather than those boldly named in his revelations. Is it he who constitutes a danger to the nation, or the indicted fanatics of unlimited impunity and callous disregard for humanity? Why the ostentatious pretence of investigative zeal? The man has told you where to look. Well, look in that direction and report back to us! In the meantime however, ensure that he meets with no accident!

Still on security: any tear that is shed for the arch-bandit and multiple murderer Akwaza, known as Gana, is an obscenity.  However, tears of trepidation are falling fast and furious over the conduct of an army that eliminates a captive in cold blood, side-tracking the rationality of professional investigations and legitimate pursuit of felons and other enemies of society. The issue here is not one of the appropriateness of  a policy of Amnesty – that constitutes a larger debate in its place. The issue here – and a critical one --  is that a Wanted Man, on his way to surrender, has been killed in cold blood. I read yesterday that the Army has followed this up with a demand for the bounty earlier placed by the Benue State governor on the head of the WANTED man. However, all reports so far indicate that he was on his way to surrender? And so, is this bounty demand a joke? An end then to such gallows humour! And certainly not now, not while the nation is  freshly reeling from the latest horror of the targeting of unarmed Road Safety officials, gunned down in cold blood in their commuter bus, and the mass kidnapping of survivors.  Shall we presume that the surviving casualties of routine duty rosters are also nation-dividers if they scream out for protection and deplore a breakdown in the entire security architecture of the nation?

We must however concede one remedial initiative to this government. Perhaps it was a belated awareness that the roof of the national edifice was on fire that instigated the effort to appropriate all available water resources in the nation -- a desperate move to put out the flames with one hefty splash! Presumably, even the rains that fall on earth will belong to the Exclusive List?  We shall have to learn to gather such rain before it strikes the earth, or else queue for a licence to tap it later for domestic use. Get ready to pay stiff fines when we get rain soaked for lack of public transportation. Distractions upon distractions, but dangerous distractions! Provocative moves that deeply erode any lingering faith in the even-handed claims of governance, of respect for the rights of independent peoples that were brought together to form a nation, and the justice of equality of access to the land’s resources.  But the fault is not one-sided. Let governors also wake up to their constitutional rights and duties. There are vast areas of those rights that have been trampled upon, usurped for far too long. Forget legislative jamborees of constitution reviews – we have had our fill of them – all the files are gathering dust. It is time for Reparations! Dust up those files and head for the courts. Prepare for name-calling, just as long as such names embody - Dividers-in-law!

Only then shall we uncover who are the real Dividers-in-Chief? If individual voices rankle, then perhaps it is time to convoke a Nation Survival Conference. Let all sections and group interests place their cards on the table and starkly articulate what we all know and endure on a daily basis, and proffer solutions, debate moves towards a collective – rational and sincere -- undertaking  of nation formation. The ongoing governance posture of aggressive evasion spells only one end: collective suicide.

Wole SOYINKA, Nobel Laureate, wrote today, September 15, from A.R.I. Idi-Aba, Abeokuta

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We don't want restructuring; it belonged to a byegone era.

We may end up without a country, Gen Akinrinade warns Buhari
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Phew! Someone finally grew two balls to call out the Fulanis; like we always did!

GETTING TO THE TIPPING POINT

Adeyemi Adefulu, MFR

I saw the demonstrations by the Yorubas in London on Saturday   11th September calling for the carving of Oduduwa Republic out of Nigeria. It is a reflection of the sobering state of the nation and the melancholy which has surrounded her. Today, it is clear even to the blind that the centre cannot hold and that, once again we are on the tipping point. 

Put very bluntly, the Nigerian experiment has not worked. It has been an unmitigated disaster failing to live up to its promise in every respect. We have become a failed nation with a constantly failing leadership. Our leaders have not worked hard at making it work.We never behaved as if we have any realization that welding a multi-ethnic society into a nation was a serious business. The Nigerian experiment was always laced by a pre conceived ethnic goals of domination by the Fulani which long preceded the amalgamation of 1914. Conquest and territorial acquisition was always their goal. That ambition has never altered. 

Right from the beginning the British were active collaborators of the Fulani in the latter’s quest for domination. They adopted the indirect rule of the Fulani in the North and actively worked for the realisation of the Fulani suzerainty over Nigeria. At independence they left many mines planted. Several ex colonial administrators have confessed to this effect. Census was rigged to always give them an advantage. The military was used to subvert the 1960 negotiated federal constitution and to consolidate the Fulani hold on power. When Gowon and his ilk took power in July 1966, they announced that “there was no basis for Nigerian unity” and were obviously going to divide the country. The British hushed them up. The military proceeded to alter the weak centre to a very strong one. The Fulani never shared a desire to work for the emergence of one nation with guaranteed rights and opportunities for all citizens. The union was always convoluted and skewed towards the domination by the Fulani ethnic group. With other strong tribes making up the union, conflict was always a matter of time. We saw that playing out during the civil war which consumed three million years lives but we learnt nothing from that tragic experience . Indeed,we have committed more terrible errors than the ones that led to the civil war. 

To make matters worse, the  resources of the country have been mismanaged wantonly in a rent seeking cronyism centered around economy dominated by the public sector. Economic privileges were distributed to enrich the elite and impoverish the poor even further. All calls for the reform of the constitution and governance have been ignored or sabotaged. Nigeria is a country which doesn’t learn from  its errors. Rather we persist in them. While Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have profited from western education, to the rabid and demented zealot and wretched of the earth western education is “haram”.

The Nigeria has been a drag to the Yoruba nation, a great liability. The Yoruba people are a liberal, progressive, peace loving, hardworking, creative, accomodating, people who believe in the virtues of hard work, education, technological advancement, which Nigeria has checkmated. They would never have imagined their country becoming the poverty capital of the world. All the quest of the Yoruba for Nigeria to embrace the egalitarian philosophy which will lead to the unlocking of the potentials of Nigeria have been resisted and frustrated. Chiefs Obafemi Awolowo, MKO Abiola and many other people died in the pursuit of a better Nigeria. Their efforts were frustrated and sabotaged. All the calls for reform were similarly frustrated. The Fulani fully dominate the public service,security services, business policies, the judiciary etc. They control the police and have an army of occupation all over Nigeria. They control the ports and the internal revenue architecture and the NNPC. They control the oil wells while the people of the delta only live with and bear the brunt of pollution of oil exploration. They take advantage of the quota system when convenient and jettison it when they like. The sharing of the national revenue has been skewed the way they want it, in favour of the North. The Fulani have maintained a stranglehold on Nigeria power structure. No one can be anything in this country, unless it is by their desire and endorsement. Only their cronies can. This was a lesson MKO Abiola learnt too late. It is a hegemonic order, a stranglehold on the entire nation for which they have no apologies . The desperate quest of the Fulani which they have pursued for nearly 200 years is permanent and unchangeable. It is a jihad, a quest for conquest. It has no middle road. To them, Nigeria is their inheritance which they must wholly dominate and use as they like. 

The extreme and absolute position of the Fulani presents the Nigerian nation and other ethnic groups, particularly, the Yoruba, with a frustrating and desperate dilemma to either submit to slavery or fight for their independent existent. It’s a choice they would have wished they didn’t have to make. But the Yoruba never surrender. But Nigeria as presently constituted threatens all the Yoruba stand for and leaves them with no choice but to resist. It is obvious from all the flash points all over Nigeria that the time to salvage Nigeria is fast running out. Unfortunately, there’s no leadership with a vision or demonstrable will to salvage the sinking boat. 

In all of these things, I believe President Muhammadu Buhari, who had the unique chance to make a difference, has failed the nation and that history will be very harsh on him. I was one of those who, naively, believed that, given his long run at the Presidency, he had the opportunity to correct  the wrongs of Nigeria. Having failed in his bid for the presidency on 3 previous occasions, it took the gamble of Bola Ahmed Tinubu to re-engineer his chances at gaining the long held ambition by forging what many thought was a risky alliance. You would have thought that this will not only be reflected in the power sharing but also in the whole tone and bearing of the government. But this was a misplaced hope. Typically, PMB ran Nigeria with a cabal, just as he had done in the past and pursued highly pro-North policies, blatantly dominated the security command with northern officers and turning deaf ears to all complaints. Even as these officers have failed abysmally to uphold the nation’s security, nothing  has changed. PMB has left no one in doubt that the sceptics who said he will pursue the Fulani agenda were right. The support of the Yoruba for him yielded little and has not resulted in his releasing some of the draconian central hold on power. Those who understand geo politics know that the Fulani never owe anyone. 

Even the lion of Bourdillon, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, with all the cat and mouse games he has endured these past 7 years, will appear to have been left holding on to the wrong end of the stick and no matter how hard he tries to give the impression that all was well, the discerning know all was not well. PMB is a strategy gone awry and Bola is now locked in the fight for his political life. PMB is no nation builder and will never attain to the stature of an Ataturk, a statesman , a unifier, the father of the nation . If he ever had any ambition, National heroism was not part of it. He is, obviously, content with being no more than the champion of the conclave of Daura. 

While the barbaric hold of the Fulani is against the cause of human history and modernity, it is, arrogantly, not going to beat a retreat. The dissolution of countries is nothing new. Most of the federations which existed at the time of Nigerian independence all over the world have been dissolved. So what makes the Federation of Nigeria sacrosanct ? But, let there be no illusion, the dissolution of Nigeria is not going to be a walk in the park. It’s going to be a long and bloody battle. It’s going to be a long struggle calling for severe political, diplomatic, military leadership and acumen. This will not be an opportunistic struggle or a quick win. This struggle calls for soldiers who will endure being in the trenches in very testy weather for a long time. But the intolerable state we are in is breeding discontent n extremism. These are not good signs. Already the security forces are stretched. Things are so charged now that Nigeria could easily be enveloped in widespread war. I pray and hope not. But those who pray must watch and do the needful. Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty. And as a sage once said, “those who make peaceful change impossible will make violent change inevitable.”

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"Even the lion of Bourdillon, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, with all the cat and mouse games he has endured these past 7 years, will appear to have been left holding on to the wrong end of the stick and no matter how hard he tries to give the impression that all was well, the discerning know all was not well. PMB is a strategy gone awry and Bola is now locked in the fight for his political life. PMB is no nation builder and will never attain to the stature of an Ataturk, a statesman , a unifier, the father of the nation . If he ever had any ambition, National heroism was not part of it. He is, obviously, content with being no more than the champion of the conclave of Daura. "

If he(Buhari) ever had any ambition, National heroism was not part of it. 

Buhari is nation destroyer,HO! HA! He over thew the democratically elected government of Shehu Shagari in 1983-84.

Obama and David Cameron forced President Goodluck Jonathan out of office and imposed Buhari . Look what Nigeria has become since 2015 till today September 16 2020.

Shame on Obama.

Forget legislative jamborees of constitution reviews – we have had our fill of them – all the files are gathering dust.by Wole Soyinka

 

The ongoing governance posture of aggressive evasion spells only one end: collective suicide.

 

 

Wole SOYINKA, Nobel Laureate, wrote today, September 15, from A.R.I. Idi-Aba, Abeokuta

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Forget legislative jamborees of constitution reviews . Wole Soyinka!

They are animals in Fredrick Lugard cage since 1914. They are not self-governing people.

Ya kpọtụba!

Ya gazie.

Ụmụ nne Abrahamụọgụ Aṅụsịobi Madụ.

[Nnaemeka Onumonu-Uzoaru]

Ignore the naysayers, PEACEFUL DISSOLUTION OF nigeria IS EASY!

Must important step: Majority of the ethnic nationalities must embrace its DISSOLUTION, even as they speak for themselves.

Final step: embrace of the LOBBYING and Series of LAWSUITS STRATEGY.

"The extreme and absolute position of the Fulani presents the Nigerian nation and other ethnic groups, particularly, the Yoruba, with a frustrating and desperate dilemma to either submit to slavery or fight for their independent existent. It’s a choice they would have wished they didn’t have to make." - Adeyemi Adefulu, MFR

This Maazi Agbor presented write-up by Adeyemi Adefulu, GETTING TO THE TIPPING POINT, although with a Yoruba coloration is a must read. In fact its Yoruba coloration is a welcome development since it is in tune with the GOLDEN RULES OF ETHNIC NATIONALITIES where each ethnic nationality must speak for itself. Adeyemi Adefulu as a Yoruba hence speaks as a member of the ethnic nationality. 

This is a welcome development as members of each ethnic nationality have no choice but look out for their ethnic nationality instead of parroting the ONE-NIGERIA nonsense as the born-to-rule continue to tighten its grip using the Fulanization and Islamization programme.

Every ethnic nationality no matter its size must speak for itself even as they begin to plot their path forward by themselves and themselves alone.

Let the journey to the nations of our dreams, the lands flowing with milk and honey continue.

Emeka 

Oha ka (the people is SUPREME)

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If the ethnic nationalists of Southern Nigeria want to free themselves from the yolk of slavery and perpetual domination of the minority Fulani,  they can achieve their objectives easily. All that is necessary is for the Southwest, Southeast,  South-South and some some states in the middle belt to  speak with one voice and say enough is enough and back it up with action. And it will be all over. 

However, because of the inherent suspicion of each other, it has been impossible to come together and take a tough stand. Equally, the self-interest of some politicians. And Northern elites know these shortcomings and have been exploiting the division to their advantage and benefits. The moment the Northern elites become convinced of the coming together of Southerners, they may retreat and put forth a Southerner - a certified puppet for president in 2023. They will then see the agitation go away or fizzle. They know they cannot fight the entire south while battling the active insurgency  in the North at the same time.

That was exactly what they did in 1999. But they will still be controlling virtually all levers of the government and that include the vital aspects of the sprawling federal bureaucracy.

The Oha 1

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How about we first "peacefully" dissolve the osu-ohu system that was endowed to us by our forbears? 

Read more below to learn how this evil system has damned the lives of our people and kept them and all of us in bondage. So why not we first get ourselves out of this bondage since that hurts us more than anything we complain about. 

Which reasonable people would listen to us complain about being treated badly when we daily put your people in such bondage, depriving them of marrying who they love, of leadership in our traditional activities, demeaning and denigrating then, treating them with spite, denying them of dignity, etc. 

So let us stop being hypocrites and do that which the Bible asks us to do: remove the speck from your eyes before doing so from the eyes of your neighbor so that you can see! 

So I say: let us  "peacefully" and forever, dissolve this evil system that has, for centuries, tormented the lives of our people. What say you?

Joe.

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Nigeria's slave descendants prevented from marrying who they want

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When your back is up against the wall you have no choice but take a stand!

It is immaterial whether the non-Fulani ethnic nationalities can work together or no. The choice is simple:

Extinction and/or slavery; or,

Come together to free yourselves from slavery or extermination then go your separate ways.

This is precisely why the project, PEACEFUL DISSOLUTION of nigeria is EASY!

DEAD MEN WALKING 

How can 25 million minority Fulani go against at least 180 million non-Fulani ethnic nationalities, assuming they are so stupid as to embrace the war option?

Can you imagine the world sitting quietly as 100 million refugees are thrown at the doorstep of the global community?

Buhari and his Jihadist born-to-rule brethren have overreached.

The LOBBYING and Series of LAWSUITS STRATEGY 

This is where the  embrace of the LOBBYING and Series of LAWSUITS STRATEGY by the non-Fulani ethnic nationalities in Diaspora is important. The world is already aware of the going ons in the British-birthed-abomination, failed state, mirage of monumental proportions, shame of Africa, and real estate of the Jihadist Fulani, nigeria. It will be easy to make the case for UN supervised referendums in which each ethnic nationality will finally plot its own path. Ignoring this crisis of monumental proportions leading to the destabilization of not only Africa but the world as more than 100 million displaced people are thrown out is a no go.

Let the discuss continue.

Emeka 

Oha ka (the people is SUPREME)

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We are getting there; Biafra and Oduduwa loading.

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Gee I can't sit on the fence; I have to help the "presidency "  and the Fulani dissolve Nigeria.  I know you are scared!

The real damage is done by those millions who want to “survive.” The honest people who just want to be left in peace. Those who don’t want their little lives disturbed by anything bigger than themselves. Those with no sides and no causes. Those who won’t take measure of their own strength, for fear of antagonizing their own weakness. Those who don’t like to make waves – or enemies. Those for whom freedom, honor, truth, and principles are only literature. Those who live small, mate small, die small. It’s the reductionist approach to life: if you keep it small, you’ll keep it under control. 

If you don’t make any noise, the bogeyman won’t find you. But it’s all an illusion, because they die too, those people who roll up their spirits into tiny little balls so as to be safe. Safe?! From what? Life is always on the edge of death; narrow streets lead to the same place as wide avenues, and a little candle burns itself out just like a flaming torch does. I choose my own way to burn.

Source: Sophie Scholl IN Die Letzten Tage

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Ike Agbor, don’t you think you supposed to acknowledge the owner of that quote you lifted?

Sophie Magdalene Scholls was only 21, when the Nazis executed her in Germany, at least she her the props!

“ The real damage is done by those millions who want to 'survive.' The honest men who just want to be left in peace. Those who don’t want their little lives disturbed by anything bigger than themselves. Those with no sides and no causes. Those who won’t take measure of their own strength, for fear of antagonizing their own weakness. Those who don’t like to make waves—or enemies. Those for whom freedom, honour, truth, and principles are only literature. Those who live small, mate small, die small. It’s the reductionist approach to life: if you keep it small, you’ll keep it under control. If you don’t make any noise, the bogeyman won’t find you. But it’s all an illusion, because they die too, those people who roll up their spirits into tiny little balls so as to be safe. Safe?! From what? Life is always on the edge of death; narrow streets lead to the same place as wide avenues, and a little candle burns itself out just like a flaming torch does. I choose my own way to burn.”

By Sophie Scholls.

These Inyanminrin guys na wahala sef.

Ike Agbor is quoting Scholls who opposed German war and was anti-Nazis, but he’s a supporter of Trump l, who embrace “Eugenics Society” and supports the Theory of White blonde, blue eyes Supremacy, ie. destroy the weaker races and build a Super Race.

What an irony!

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Gee I can't sit on the fence; I have to help the "presidency "  and the Fulani dissolve Nigeria.  I know you are scared!

Slowly but surely..

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[Chukwuemeka Okala]

The indomitable Jerome Niang Yakubu, SE, PE.,

Good to know that you're back to base.

You are welcome.

Blessings,

Emeka Reuben Okala

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"Faith [Religion] and reason are not necessarily opposed. But when reason won't take you another step, faith keeps on going because it connects you to God.."

 

On Friday, 18 September 2020, 16:04:20 BST, 'Jerome Niang Yakubu, SE., PE.' let_drb...@yahoo.com [NigerianID] <nigeriani...@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

 

Afis,

Please, Please, Please.

Are you telling me that the IYANMINRINS ARE STILL INCONSISTENT after going through this corona pandemic this year 2020?

I hope you are joking.

They need to be very, very, very consistent, for them to have any hope of winning any election in Nigeria.

With their inconsistency, they might as well kiss biafra goodbye.

Have you heard the news?

That FULANI president of Nigeria, BUHARI, actually actualized an international airport in Enugu, that should shut their mouths up.

The Enugu Inter'l Airport security is manned by 72% Hausa/Fulani uniformed security officers, 18% Yoruba and 5% Igbos. If any Iyanminrin ever get caught smuggling narcotic drugs through that airport, FAYARIN-AM-FOR-SUKUAD will be re-introduced in Nigeria. All Iyanminrin Ohanaezes has agreed.

So it was written, so it was signed and so it was sealed.

God knows I love the Igbos, it is the IYANMINRINS among them that I can't share the same room with.

Good morning,

I dey SELF-QUARANTINE here in Kansas City, this Fulanized-Idoma me doesn't wanna die,

I was told that the ANTI-CORONA VIRUS CHARM I HAVE ONLY WORKS IN KWARA STATE (Mo sin gbere re ni).

Guess what?

One Iyanminrin Igbo guy approached me in Ilorin and sold to me (on credit) a BULLET DODGING CHARM, made in Abakaliki, he even guaranteed it, but told me I must only test it in the America of the United States.

Please, if you know Dan Akusobi's address and phone number, tell him I will pay him a few NAIRA, if he lets me TEST the charm on him, just one shot in the head only.

Call him for me and tell him about this quick-money-making scheme, you know, Iyanminrin will do anything for money.

Remain blessed, safe and healthy.

JNYakubu.

Right from the beginning the British were active collaborators of the Fulani in the latter’s quest for domination. They adopted the indirect rule of the Fulani in the North and actively worked for the realisation of the Fulani suzerainty over Nigeria. At independence they left many mines planted. Several ex colonial administrators have confessed to this effect.. Census was rigged to always give them an advantage. The military was used to subvert the 1960 negotiated federal constitution and to consolidate the Fulani hold on power. When Gowon and his ilk took power in July 1966, they announced that “there was no basis for Nigerian unity” and were obviously going to divide the country. The British hushed them up. The military proceeded to alter the weak centre to a very strong one. The Fulani never shared a desire to work for the emergence of one nation with guaranteed rights and opportunities for all citizens. The union was always convoluted and skewed towards the domination by the Fulani ethnic group. With other strong tribes making up the union, conflict was always a matter of time. We saw that playing out during the civil war which consumed three million years lives but we learnt nothing from that tragic experience . Indeed,we have committed more terrible errors than the ones that led to the civil war. 

To make matters worse, the  resources of the country have been mismanaged wantonly in a rent seeking cronyism centered around economy dominated by the public sector. Economic privileges were distributed to enrich the elite and impoverish the poor even further. All calls for the reform of the constitution and governance have been ignored or sabotaged. Nigeria is a country which doesn’t learn from  its errors. Rather we persist in them. While Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have profited from western education, to the rabid and demented zealot and wretched of the earth western education is “haram”.

The Nigeria has been a drag to the Yoruba nation, a great liability. The Yoruba people are a liberal, progressive, peace loving, hardworking, creative, accomodating, people who believe in the virtues of hard work, education, technological advancement, which Nigeria has checkmated. They would never have imagined their country becoming the poverty capital of the world. All the quest of the Yoruba for Nigeria to embrace the egalitarian philosophy which will lead to the unlocking of the potentials of Nigeria have been resisted and frustrated. Chiefs Obafemi Awolowo, MKO Abiola and many other people died in the pursuit of a better Nigeria. Their efforts were frustrated and sabotaged. All the calls for reform were similarly frustrated. The Fulani fully dominate the public service,security services, business policies, the judiciary etc. They control the police and have an army of occupation all over Nigeria. They control the ports and the internal revenue architecture and the NNPC. They control the oil wells while the people of the delta only live with and bear the brunt of pollution of oil exploration. They take advantage of the quota system when convenient and jettison it when they like. The sharing of the national revenue has been skewed the way they want it, in favour of the North. The Fulani have maintained a stranglehold on Nigeria power structure. No one can be anything in this country, unless it is by their desire and endorsement. Only their cronies can. This was a lesson MKO Abiola learnt too late. It is a hegemonic order, a stranglehold on the entire nation for which they have no apologies . The desperate quest of the Fulani which they have pursued for nearly 200 years is permanent and unchangeable. It is a jihad, a quest for conquest. It has no middle road. To them, Nigeria is their inheritance which they must wholly dominate and use as they like. 

The extreme and absolute position of the Fulani presents the Nigerian nation and other ethnic groups, particularly, the Yoruba, with a frustrating and desperate dilemma to either submit to slavery or fight for their independent existent. It’s a choice they would have wished they didn’t have to make. But the Yoruba never surrender. But Nigeria as presently constituted threatens all the Yoruba stand for and leaves them with no choice but to resist. It is obvious from all the flash points all over Nigeria that the time to salvage Nigeria is fast running out.. Unfortunately, there’s no leadership with a vision or demonstrable will to salvage the sinking boat. 

In all of these things, I believe President Muhammadu Buhari, who had the unique chance to make a difference, has failed the nation and that history will be very harsh on him. I was one of those who, naively, believed that, given his long run at the Presidency, he had the opportunity to correct  the wrongs of Nigeria. Having failed in his bid for the presidency on 3 previous occasions, it took the gamble of Bola Ahmed Tinubu to re-engineer his chances at gaining the long held ambition by forging what many thought was a risky alliance. You would have thought that this will not only be reflected in the power sharing but also in the whole tone and bearing of the government. But this was a misplaced hope. Typically, PMB ran Nigeria with a cabal, just as he had done in the past and pursued highly pro-North policies, blatantly dominated the security command with northern officers and turning deaf ears to all complaints. Even as these officers have failed abysmally to uphold the nation’s security, nothing  has changed. PMB has left no one in doubt that the sceptics who said he will pursue the Fulani agenda were right. The support of the Yoruba for him yielded little and has not resulted in his releasing some of the draconian central hold on power. Those who understand geo politics know that the Fulani never owe anyone. 

Even the lion of Bourdillon, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, with all the cat and mouse games he has endured these past 7 years, will appear to have been left holding on to the wrong end of the stick and no matter how hard he tries to give the impression that all was well, the discerning know all was not well. PMB is a strategy gone awry and Bola is now locked in the fight for his political life. PMB is no nation builder and will never attain to the stature of an Ataturk, a statesman , a unifier, the father of the nation . If he ever had any ambition, National heroism was not part of it. He is, obviously, content with being no more than the champion of the conclave of Daura. 

While the barbaric hold of the Fulani is against the cause of human history and modernity, it is, arrogantly, not going to beat a retreat. The dissolution of countries is nothing new. Most of the federations which existed at the time of Nigerian independence all over the world have been dissolved. So what makes the Federation of Nigeria sacrosanct ? But, let there be no illusion, the dissolution of Nigeria is not going to be a walk in the park. It’s going to be a long and bloody battle. It’s going to be a long struggle calling for severe political, diplomatic, military leadership and acumen. This will not be an opportunistic struggle or a quick win. This struggle calls for soldiers who will endure being in the trenches in very testy weather for a long time. But the intolerable state we are in is breeding discontent n extremism. These are not good signs. Already the security forces are stretched. Things are so charged now that Nigeria could easily be enveloped in widespread war. I pray and hope not. But those who pray must watch and do the needful. Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty.. And as a sage once said, “those who make peaceful change impossible will make violent change inevitable.”

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Chipping off at  the zoo. 

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The fulani can shove their one Nigeria you know where..

https://guardian.ng/news/why-okun-yoruba-wants-to-leave-the-north/

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One  ear from inner space while the other is from outer space.

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The neck from inner space has no lump in the back

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The neck from outer space has a lump in the back of the neck!

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 British :"At independence they left many mines planted. Several ex colonial administrators have confessed to this effect. Census was rigged to always give them an advantage. The military was used to subvert the 1960 negotiated federal constitution and to consolidate the Fulani hold on power. When Gowon and his ilk took power in July 1966, they announced that “there was no basis for Nigerian unity” and were obviously going to divide the country. The British hushed them up. The military proceeded to alter the weak centre to a very strong one. The Fulani never shared a desire to work for the emergence of one nation with guaranteed rights and opportunities for all citizens. The union was always convoluted and skewed towards the domination by the Fulani ethnic group. With other strong tribes making up the union, conflict was always a matter of time. We saw that playing out during the civil war which consumed over 3.5 million lives but we learnt nothing from that tragic experience . Indeed,we have committed more terrible errors than the ones that led to the civil war. "

Indeed, British Government did design a system in Nigeria where confusion and chaos reign , that their failure will bring them back to their objective.

All Hail Bịafra!

Long live Maazị Nnamdị Kanụ!

Long live Afrịka!

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Ya gazie.

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THE HARKIS

Between the year 1830 and 1954, France governed and ruled Algeria with impunity and high handedness. The French general who led the invasion of Algeria charged the French army to massacre and annihilate any Arab or Berber in Algeria that dare resist or challenge the French hegemony. Algeria was destroyed and it's intellectuals sent into exile or hanged.

The occupying French army encouraged the migration of poor and middle class white French citizens to Algeria to settle down in other to make Algeria a permanent estate of France. This settlers were called "colons". They were given special privilege and status in Algeria and they became overlords and masters over the indigenous Algerian population. 

The occupying French army used another strategy which was to select few Arabs and allow them to go to French schools in order to create "anglicized" Arabs who will think and behave like French people and they will finally use this class of people against the indigenous Arabs as a means of divide and rule. Many indigenous Algerian Muslims were recruited into the French army as auxillary forces and given a few privilege in order to make them feel "French". They were given opportunity to become part of the privileged class.

In the year 1954, Algerian freedom fighters and nationalist declared war on France and declared that all French settlers must leave Algeria. The French government under De Gaulle responded with brute Force to kill and destroy any call for the freedom of Algerians. The French army suffered many casualties because the Algerian freedom fighters were using guerilla tactics to fight the French army. The French army decided to use the anglicized Arabs which were later called "Harkis" against fellow Arabs who were fighting for the Independence of their motherland.

The "Harkis" were Arabs and they were Muslims but they preferred colonisation and french way of life rather than freedom. They killed, fought and maimed their fellow Algerian brothers and sisters for the glory of France so that France will continue to pillage and rule them in their Homeland. They served as informants for the French government and millions of Algerians died.

Fortunately, France lost the war and the Harkis didn't know where to go. They were afraid that the victorious algerian Nationalist army will attack them for the atrocities they performed against fellow Algerians. Their fear came to pass because thousands of Harki soldiers were massacred in vengeance for the betrayal of their own people.

To make matters worse, while the French government were evacuating French citizens they refused to grant asylum to the Harkis who fought for France against their own people. Those who managed to escape to France were treated as third class citizens and outcasts in France by the French people.

Lesson of the story- If Biafra is declared today there will still be some Igbos that will kill fellow Igbos on behalf of the Fulani army in order to destroy the Biafran struggle. Likewise, there will also be some treacherous Yorubas that will kill fellow Yorubas for the purpose of perpuating fulani hegemony if Oduduwa republic is declared. 

All freedom fighters must be ruthless to internal saboteurs.

Olodumare bless the Yoruba nation.

Aare Kurunmi Kakanfo

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Arewa Islamic Republic; we saw this day...

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Finally, finally. Nigeria has woken up. We are vindicated; let the revolution go on.

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Helloooo; any more doubt that Nigeria is a zoo?

We warned with abundant evidence that there is no Buhari , but you are blind not to see.

Didn't we tell you that there's no basis for the continued existence of nigeria, but you were unable to reason.

Your one Nigeria is killing her citizens to maintain fulani lordship over you.

You said Tinubu would be president in 2023, but we laughed at your idiocy. Tinubu is dead man working. 

You made fun of the people preparing for this date ,  thinking that the daily sensitization for Biafra was by miscreants but the Oduduwa keyed in.

When the dust settles, the republics of Oduduwa and Biafra shall emerge. 

May the souls of the men and women, who have and continue to put down a down payment for a better future for this generation rest in perfect peace.

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Dr Osuji is more concerned about homosexual indoctrination in public schools, linking it to his misgivings on Dems’ missed opportunities to pass meaningful bills.  

Dr Osuji states: “Certain issues are best left to the individual and the government ought to not weigh in on them. Many Christians believe that certain sexual behaviors are sinful. Whether they are sinful or not is not left for non-Christians to tell Christians; Christians must be left to their beliefs.”......END.

Dr Osuji, most of the problems stemming from racial and gender equalities are brewed by your so called Christians trying to force others to live life the way their Bible dictates.

You don’t that slavery was approved thru interpretation of the Bible and deemed Godly?

Most of your pastors are homosexuals. You don’t know that? Do you know that the pastors and reverend fathers that came with bibles to “free” the unclean people in Africa, turned many of your African brothers into homosexuals? You didn’t know?

You’re right that gay teachings in schools are over the top, but that has nothing to do with Dems failure to pass some meaningful bills of late.

Did you know that when Democratic Party was in control of both houses during Obama’s first term, they were able to pass the Obamacare. But happened on mid term election?

Those who benefitted most from Obamacare did not show up to vote. Dems lost the Senate and the House.

Before you blame the Dems, try to blame the poor Americans who don’t care about their own future, too lazy to go vote, and all.

Dr Osuji, if the poor Americans and the Soccer moms voted for Hillary Clinton, these four years wouldn’t have been wasted.

Now they have to go back to the drawing board again.

This wasn’t the first time of such wastage of efforts by the Dem reps in Congress.

Let’s look at the 1968 elections between Humphrey and Nixon. 

Why did Nixon win and what happened to all the civil rights gains done by Lydon Johnson administration?

Some people said it was about Vietnam, but who were the people rioting outside the convention center during the nomination process?

It was the same singsong of Law and Order by the Republicans. 

Trump is just copying off the conservative mantra which they have used to sway poor Americans for decades.

Point is, most of the civil rights gains were lost after poor Americans were unfocused and let the republicans steal the elections.

The only reason Trump may lose is because of his erratic and unpresidential behaviors, not because of his racism, bigotry, lies, fornication and corruption.

In my view, Dem Party is weak like you stated, but it has nothing to do with Gay issues.

Believe this, bruh. America is as Gay as the Sunflower. I have worked with many Americans both conservatives and liberals who are “happily married”, but we soon learned they were AC-DC, really bi-sexual.

 Stop kidding yourself, your pastor may be gay too.

Afis

“Just as a solid rock is not shaken by the storm, even so the wise are not affected by praise or blame.” — Dhamapada, verse 81.

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WHY ARE DEMOCRATS REFUSING TO DO WHAT THEY MUST DO TO IMPROVE THE LOT OF AMERICANS?

 

Ozodi Thomas Osuji

 

      I believe that members of the Democratic Party know what they must do to help Americans. They know that they must pass legislation giving all Americans a single payer health insurance (and, of course, allow private insurance for those who prefer such insurance) and that they must pass legislation having the public pay for education at all levels, university and technical education included (and allow those who prefer private schools to do so). Every Democrat knows these actions are a must do to save America from looming economic catastrophe.

       But they would not do what is necessary and instead they lack bold activity; they dance at the periphery, doing only small incremental things that really do not help anyone. Worse, they preoccupy themselves with actions that generate a lot of social dissension, such as social engineering, trying to use government to dictate acceptance of homosexuality, transgenderism, and abortion.

      Certain issues are best left to the individual and the government ought to not weigh in on them. Many Christians believe that certain sexual behaviors are sinful. Whether they are sinful or not is not left for non-Christians to tell Christians; Christians must be left to their beliefs.

      The appropriate action of government is not to weigh in and support what a majority of its Christian population detest and not criminalize it, either; just leave it to individual choices but do not have some school district under the control of gay people start teaching all children that the sexual behavior their parents find offensive is appropriate. If you do Christians flee from cities and their public schools and send their children to private schools in the suburbs; this leaves public schools poorly funded; the result is the poor education that inner cities dish out to mostly black and brown children, the captives of atheistic social engineers.

     Mixed economy and social democracy are practiced all over Europe, especially in the best governed countries in the world, the Scandinavian countries of Denmark, Sweden, and Norway. What other evidence do you need to know that it works?

     Do you need some pedophiliac professor of economics at Chicago school of economics who claims to know better than Jesus Christ; Jesus in the parable of the Good Samaritan tells Christians to take care of the sick and the devil’s economists tell Americans not to take care of the sick, to leave it to private enterprise to take care of them, fully aware that fifty million Americans have no health care insurance;  and the slightest medical issue  Americans savings  are whipped out and they declare bankruptcy.

      Why must a so called Christian people not do the most basic thing that Jesus Christ asked his followers to do, take care of the sick; why must they spend themselves to poverty on  the military (which the economists at that Satanic institution at Chicago will approve for it projects America’s power worldwide…they love ego power not power based on love).

      In the past Democratic governments engaged in bold public policies that if it were today the Democratic Party would not do.

     Franklyn Delano Roosevelt, in the 1930s, gave older Americans social security and gave workers the eight hours workday and OSHA.

     Lyndon Baines Johnson, in the 1960s, gave elderly Americans Medicare and gave to the children of the poor Medicaid.

       What exactly have Democrats done for Americans since the 1970s? They have done nothing bold; they tinker at the periphery instead of doing the needful and leave Republicans to boil in their devil’s cauldron telling us that upside down public policies are good for us. 

     Why cannot Democrats engage in bold actions and stop dancing on the periphery. If they engage in bold action most Americans would vote Democratic but as it is people see Democrats as wimpy and have no respect for them.

      What is the matter with Democrats and so-called liberals, anyway? Why are they lacking in balls, why do they allow Republicans, who are lost souls, to keep on doing the evil things they do without checking them?

      Left to Republicans’ slavery would be reinstated in America, today.

      People are so angry at the mess that Donald Trump and his Republicans have made that they probably will elect Joe Biden and Democrats are probably going to control both Houses of Congress. But instead of engaging in bold action, such as legislating health care for all and education at all level for all, what we are going to be hearing is talk on bipartisan this and bipartisan that; and what are they bipartisaning on?

      Joe Biden will be abusing our ears talking rubbish on how to increase the budget for health care and hire teachers to engage in social engineering.

      Democrats make people to hate them with their lack of guts, their wimpyness. Why in the name of God can they not engage in bold actions?

     Republicans are always using their position of power to enact tax cuts for the rich, as Trump did and saddled the country with incredible deficits; Trump has increased the national debt to over $25 trillion dollars, which is more than the country’s GDP; at the rate Trump is going the wonder is that he has not already bankrupted the nation, as he bankrupted every business he was engaged in.

    Listen, I will vote for Joe Biden and Democrats, not because I really like them but because I hate the alternative. My kind of politician is Senator Bernard Sanders.

     Nevertheless, I would rather die than vote for the criminal in chief in the White House and his Republican enablers.

      Most people are probably like me, they will vote for Biden not because he excites them with bold new public policies but because the alternative to him is unacceptable.

      The question is this: Democrats know what their base are excited about. They know that politics is war by peaceful means. Republicans teach them that lesson every day when they fight toot and nail to win and proceed to use the power of government to enrich the already rich and leave America’s middle class poorer.

     Why cannot Democrats help their base, the Middle Class, why cannot they fight for them as vigorously as Republicans fight for the rich?

     What is the matter with Democrats, anyway? Are they so deaf and dumb that they do not hear what their base asks for? 

     Please do not preach to me about the benefits of free enterprise system. Productive as a competitive economy is, I know that in competition some win, and many lose; the function of government is to use the power of the state to help the losers a bit while encouraging all people to compete.

    Democrats ought to start acting bold if they want to save the American democracy; Republicans will bring that democracy down and the deplorables look to a Fascist to save them and vote for the disgusting and despicable likes of Trump to power.

     Only a bold New Deal, completion of what FDR started in the 1930s, will save America. I end by encouraging Democrats to read probably the best economist that the Twentieth century produced, John Maynard Keynes.  Read up on Keynes and compare him to such devil’s advocates as Milton Friedman, Arthur Laffer and other Republican economists that support man oppressing man.

    Here is a sample of Keynes writing:

1925 Am I a Liberal? 

1926 The End of Laissez-Faire

1926 Laissez-Faire and Communism

1930 A Treatise on Money

1930 Economic Possibilities for our Grandchildren

1931 The End of the Gold Standard (Sunday Express)

1931 Essays in Persuasion

1931 The Great Slump of 1930

1933 The Means to Prosperity

1933 An Open Letter to President Roosevelt (New York Times)

1936 The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money

1937 The General Theory of Employment

1940 How to Pay for the War: A radical plan for the Chancellor of the Exchequer

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October 21, 2020

 

On Wednesday, October 21, 2020, 06:48:24 a.m. AKDT, Ike Agbor <ikea...@yahoo.com> wrote:

Helloooo; any more doubt that Nigeria is a zoo?

We warned with abundant evidence that there is no Buhari , but you are blind not to see.

Didn't we tell you that there's no basis for the continued existence of nigeria, but you were unable to reason.

Your one Nigeria is killing her citizens to maintain fulani lordship over you.

You said Tinubu would be president in 2023, but we laughed at your idiocy. Tinubu is dead man working. 

You made fun of the people preparing for this date ,  thinking that the daily sensitization for Biafra was by miscreants but the Oduduwa keyed in.

When the dust settles, the republics of Oduduwa and Biafra shall emerge. 

May the souls of the men and women, who have and continue to put down a down payment for a better future for this generation rest in perfect peace.

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On Thu, Oct 8, 2020 at 3:42 PM, Ike Agbor

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Arewa Islamic Republic; we saw this day...

Hisbah Bans Girls, Ladies From Using Mobile Phones, Wearing Sunglasses In Kaduna | Sahara Reporters

Hisbah Bans Girls, Ladies From Using Mobile Phones, Wearing Sunglasses In Kaduna | Sahara Reporters A resident of the community, who spoke with SaharaReporters, raised the alarm over the increasing repressive activities of the religious police in the region.

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On Thu, Oct 1, 2020 at 12:26 PM, Ike Agbor

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Picture of the day from Ibadan!

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Copied.

Slowly but surely..

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[Ike Agbor]

https://thenationonlineng.net/britain-time-to-unbundle-the-nigerian-contraption/

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[Abraham Madu]

You made fun of the people preparing for this date ,  thinking that the daily sensitization for Biafra was by miscreants but the Oduduwa keyed in.

When the dust settles, the republics of Oduduwa and Biafra shall emerge. 

May the souls of the men and women, who have and continue to put down a down payment for a better future for this generation rest in perfect peace.

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On Sun, Oct 25, 2020 at 6:04 AM, Ike Agbor

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[afis 'Deinde]

“ You made fun of the people preparing for this date ,  thinking that the daily sensitization for Biafra was by miscreants but the Oduduwa keyed in.”........Ike Agbor.

Afis comment:  Why don’t you try to learn the truth or shut the fuck up?

Odua Nation agitators have been around before you were born.
No one in Yorubaland, except Yinka Odumakin and his igbo wife, will “key in” with your Biafra.

Those who are married to Igbos among Yoruba are praying for a Yoruba-Igbo Union which is great idea on paper, but will never materialized.

So, Ike Hunchback, no Yoruba man that truly seek Odua Nation wants Igbo as partners or copy off Igbo’s Crazy Biafra.

Shikena 

Afis

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On Oct 25, 2020, at 7:04 AM, Ike Agbor <ikea...@yahoo.com> wrote:



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On Wed, Oct 21, 2020 at 9:48 AM, 'Ike Agbor' via NAIJAOBSERVER

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Helloooo; any more doubt that Nigeria is a zoo?

We warned with abundant evidence that there is no Buhari , but you are blind not to see.

Didn't we tell you that there's no basis for the continued existence of nigeria, but you were unable to reason.

Your one Nigeria is killing her citizens to maintain fulani lordship over you.

You said Tinubu would be president in 2023, but we laughed at your idiocy. Tinubu is dead man working. 

You made fun of the people preparing for this date ,  thinking that the daily sensitization for Biafra was by miscreants but the Oduduwa keyed in.

When the dust settles, the republics of Oduduwa and Biafra shall emerge. 

May the souls of the men and women, who have and continue to put down a down payment for a better future for this generation rest in perfect peace.

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On Thu, Oct 8, 2020 at 3:42 PM, Ike Agbor

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Arewa Islamic Republic; we saw this day...

Hisbah Bans Girls, Ladies From Using Mobile Phones, Wearing Sunglasses In Kaduna | Sahara Reporters

Hisbah Bans Girls, Ladies From Using Mobile Phones, Wearing Sunglasses In Kaduna | Sahara Reporters A resident of the community, who spoke with SaharaReporters, raised the alarm over the increasing repressive activities of the religious police in the region.

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On Thu, Oct 1, 2020 at 12:26 PM, Ike Agbor

<ikea...@yahoo.com> wrote:

Picture of the day from Ibadan!

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Copied.

Slowly but surely..

https://dailytrust.com/2018-civil-defence-budgets-n5bn-for-nuclear-weapon-equipment-others

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[Ike Agbor]

https://fb.watch/1pSwqBSL3I/

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On Sun, Oct 25, 2020 at 6:04 AM, 'Ike Agbor' via Corporate Nigeria

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[Ike Agbor]

Is a coup in the offing?
Nigeria is so replete with the indices for an end to her brand of democracy that any keen watcher of politics in Africa would be wondering what else made it take so long.
First the person/individual so addressed as President Muhammadu Buhari has relocated to Katsina to be disappeared quietly into Niger Republic.
Aisha Buhari, together with her children have long left the shores of Nigeria.
Southern generals save a few are "infected " with covid-19; they have been asked to go home and self-isolate.
The palpable insecurity in the North with "the Buhari", unable to do a thing as showcased by the choreographed abduction of school children in his backyard, coupled with the pliable information intermittently released of a President being ravaged by dementia; all point to a script intended to up the Fulani gamesmanship into overdrive.
Having figured that the year 2023 would signal the end of their hegemony in Nigeria, they have begun to roll out deft moves as a prelude to calling out the tanks to the streets. 

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BREAKING: Fulani Herdsmen Kill Three Farmers in Ondo | Sahara Reporters

BREAKING: Fulani Herdsmen Kill Three Farmers in Ondo | Sahara Reporters This comes two days after a clash between the operatives of the Ondo State Security Network, popularly known as Amotekun.

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[Ike Agbor]

Shasha violence: Akeredolu visits lbadan, appeals for calm amidst growing tension

Shasha violence: Akeredolu visits lbadan, appeals for calm amidst growing tension Chairman of the south-west governor's forum, Rotimi Akeredolu has appealed to the warring Yoruba and Hausa Communities in Shasha, Ojoo ...

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[afis 'Deinde]

That’s what we are talking about:

[Wharf A. Snake]

Why are they burning trailers instead of confronting the herdsmen? The trainer driver had nothing to do with herdsmen. 

This is barbaric, cowardly and gutlessness! Yoruba people must shy away from herd mentality. Stop and think we must urge the cowardly bunch. All northerners are not criminal s rape silly the innocent trailer driver and owner. 

This is attacking Mexico as a revenge for 9/11.

Ejo ni Mushin - Prince 

Agwọ nọ n’akịrịka

monamona ni ologun ngbe, ologun to ba gbe paramole o gbe iyonu.

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On Feb 14, 2021, at 3:03 PM, afis 'Deinde <odide...@gmail.com> wrote:



That’s what we are talking about:

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On Feb 14, 2021, at 2:23 PM, Ike Agbor <ikea...@yahoo.com> wrote:

BREAKING: Fulani Herdsmen Kill Three Farmers in Ondo | Sahara Reporters

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[afis 'Deinde]

Baba Wharfy, go tell that to Ibadan Parapo under the Generalisimo Igboho.
Arguing with you won’t yield me any dividend.

🤣

Afis

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On Feb 14, 2021, at 3:54 PM, Wharf A. Snake <wharf...@yahoo.com> wrote:



[Wharf A. Snake]

Hmm if Fulani retaliates now people will start yelling. Hooliganism must stop. We don’t need that madness 

Ejo ni Mushin - Prince 

Agwọ nọ n’akịrịka

monamona ni ologun ngbe, ologun to ba gbe paramole o gbe iyonu.

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On Feb 14, 2021, at 5:50 PM, afis 'Deinde <odide...@gmail.com> wrote:

Baba Wharfy, go tell that to Ibadan Parapo under the Generalisimo Igboho.

[DIPO ENIOLA]

You are always so concerned with what Yoruba people are doing and NOT doing. However, the happenings in Ndigbo are of no concern to you. I have seen many videos of Igbo young men attacking Fulani settlements at night and burning down their huts in the bush. They were shouting “leave our ancestral land.” 

The Oha 1

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