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This is one man who can do NO WRONG in my book. If not for Oloye Sunday Igboho, by now the entire Yorubaland would've been completely overrun by the fulani jihadists & terrorists masquerading as herdsmen. You will live long to see and enjoy Yoruba Nation, Igboho Oosa! Ase!
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@Africarevolt
They always use one of your own against you. It has never failed. This is how c0ł0niałism has managed to continue to this day..because Afrikans generally lack integrity. No sense of loyalty to our own people. But I think as Afrikan people, we need to start making an example of
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@Africa_Archives
👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 These are the kinds of leaders Afrikans need. Leaders who will rise up with an "iron fist" against imperialism and all its Afrikan agents.
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@SaharaReporters
Lol Here's our culture being wiped out right before our very own eyes by our real enemies from WITHIN, yet, ALL our energy is always on the Igbos, the perceived enemies, and we go out all gunz blazing against them. But with these real and actual threats, we're busy writing
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@OguguaOkoji
@iam__temmyy
No. They just raise their children to compete in the world while we raise our children to be soldiers for God.
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@NonskyLaz
@instablog9ja
Everyone in Nigeria is a prisoner. And u're suffering than he is, even in prison. Nigeria is a BIG prison of MANY nations and only the prison guards who are ur politicians, will always benefit. And until u the people wake the hełł up and realize this fact, the suffering wont end.
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When people say Nigerians are among the most "educated" in the world, I laugh. Because in reality, what they mean is that Nigerians are one of the most heavily indoctrinated into the cultures of others, particularly Western culture.
Any education that does not promote your
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I've never hid my support for this man right here, Nnamdi Kanu and his IPOB/ESN, and I won't start today. Said it countless times early on that I used to listen to him RELIGIOUSLY before his unfortunate abduction by the terr0rist Fulani govt of Nigeria, and I still say daily
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If Simon Ekpa called for sit-at-home for the Biafran traders in Ghana for however long they decide, and they agree to close their shops across the entire country, I don't think the Ghanaian people would be throwing childish tantrums over that. In fact, they probably won't even
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Telling the IPOB to stop fighting the army and other security agents of the Nigerian govt who come to terr0rize them in the SE, and instead take their protests to Abuja so as not to inconvenience others is one of the d umbest things to say or even think of. Becos, it's like
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@ShehuSani
Like most Nigerians, you miss the point. You people can't keep comparing Afrikan countries to the US or any other developed country supposedly also "forcefully coupled."
In the US, only ONE "ethnic" group is in charge. And that's the American caucasians. That, however, doesn't
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Free Nnamdi Kanu!!
Free Nnamdi Kanu!!
Free Nnamdi Kanu!!
Free Nnamdi Kanu!!
Free Nnamdi Kanu!!
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@chuxenyi
@jcokechukwu
Good question. Because it has nothing to do with the people of Niger or their human rights, otherwise they'd have had this same energy while the people were choking under the ousted French pupppet.. This invasion is all about preserving the interests of the imperialists who is
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Truth is, without Black players, there'll be no NBA! Why's it so hard for these highly successful & wealthy Blacks to pull their resources & create leagues they own & control rather than continue to depend on organizations theyre not respected & only treated as privileged słæves?
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@simon_ekpa
@BiafraRGIE
This is the mentality of a true freedom fighter. Freedom fighting is not for the faint-hearted who can't see through the games of the oppresss0r.
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@Africa_Archives
Replace "A słave" with "Nigerians." Because that's what they are but don't even know they are. These people want to enjoy the benefits of having a sovereign society while pretending to live in one. Rather than rise up to rebel and fight for their freedom from the 0ppressive
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I've never hidden my support for Simon Ekpa and I won't start today or any time soon regardless of any backlash from anyone irrespective of who you are, because I recognize a true freedom fighter when I see one. They're hard to come by.
And no, they don't always have to be "on
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I no longer celebrate Christmas but I will this year. And all I want for this Christmas is the freedom of this revolutionary and true freedom fighter right here, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.
#FreeNnamdiKanu
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@PO_GrassRootM
The only job of these religious leaders is to pacify the masses into a permanent state of docility so that they're never able to rise up against their 0ppressors. In Nigeria, and most of Afrika, religion and politics go hand in hand.
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While smaller Afrikan nations are rising up to grab their freedom and kick out imperialism and its agents occupying the seats of power, their "big sister," Nigerians, are too spïnełess to even lift a finger.
A population of over 200 million "educated" cowards who believe their
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I'm not asking for everyone to necessarily support Nnamdi Kanu, but as a Nigerian without the ability to reason beyond your emotions, you have every right to support the clear injustice against him because "he insults people" and not because he has ruined your life or Nigeria's
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What some of you Yorubas throwing a fit over Simon Ekpa's proposed sit-at-home in Lagos don't understand is that you're actually lending credibility unknowingly to the outlandish claim that "the Igbos developed Lagos" and that you're nothing without them.
Because why else would
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You don't want Yoruba Nation? No problem. Just relocate to the north to be re-united with your Fulani masters once Yoruba Nation is declared. I'm sure they'll embrace you with open arms.
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In case you're wondering why I'm apparently so invested in Nnamdi Kanu's matter, it's because I used to listen to him religiously before his unfortunate abduction by the lawłess Nigerian govt. Yes, I can boldly admit that even as a Yoruba man.
Kanu is someone I regard as a true
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What exactly is the continued ilłlegal detention of this man Nnamdi Kanu supposed to achieve for the Tinubu administration, esp since it doesn't stop the activism for Biafra in the SE, and in fact, has only intensified it and strengthened their resolve?
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Yoruba Nation is the ONLY hope of the Yoruba people!
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If u wonder why I speak a lot about Kanu/IPOB even as a Yoruba,it's bcos I undrstnd that the strength of the pple of Nigeria lies in their ethnic biases,esp against the Igbos &ur politicians/media/security forces play to that strength to keep u divided while they abuse &exploit u
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The real reason Nigerians hate Nnamdi Kanu is not because they have any concrete proof he's "vi0łent." They hate him deep down because he's not pacified and submissive as they are.
The normal human being when pushed to the wall will push back out of desperation. That's just
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The way some people are celebrating how these SE governors/politicians are now running helter-skelter and holding emergency meetings to figure out a way to put an end to sit-at-home rather than the cause of the sit-at-home will confirm to you that the b r a i n of most Nigerians
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I want to stop talking about this sit-at-home already, but the hypocrisy I'm seeing everyday is just too much for me to be quiet about it.
Do some of you really think people are stu pid? Simon Ekpa called for sit-at-home in Lagos specifically for Igbo market traders and many of
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@AfricaFactsZone
I think Afrikans will start to realize that they have NO friends. Doesn't matter how much you try to bootlick and buckdance, u're still unwanted. You are all u've got, and it's high time u began embracing ur own and sticking together.
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U're a Yoruba but get angry every time u hear "Yoruba Nation." Are u normal?
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@GrahamAllen_1
Lmao Dude. Who hurt u?? And who are u to ask anyone to leave a country u STOLE from the original owners/indigenous people? Are u forgetting u're also an immigrant here? Just becos ur ancestors were engaged in large scale land grab and thievery does not make u who inherited the
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@instablog9ja
Reading through the comments, you can see just how m e n t a l l y conquered Nigerians are. The retaliation of fully armed military men on unarmed/vulnerable civilians who have nothing to do with any confrontation they may have faced in the area prior, have become so normalized
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These SE governors are really lucky Nnamdi Kanu is civilized, not violent & has value for life, forget all the propaganda. If he was the way they want u to believe he is, today, no SE governor would be able to move freely anywhere in Nigeria, let alone in the SE.
#FreeNnamdiKanu
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@premierleague
Ladies and gentlemen, this is Hypocrisy 101 of these western countries. If you think they're against racism becos of the pretentious kneeling practices they do before the games, think again. They want to influence your thinking. That's all.
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You that are calling for "justice" in Nigeria, do you even realize you're actually calling for a disintegration? Nigeria was founded on impunity & is sustained by c0rruption & injustice. So an end to injustice is an end to Nigeria. Why then oppose the agitations for a break-up?
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@jcokechukwu
Someone should ask Tinubu the willing tool, how the common citizen in Niger benefitted before all these so-called sanctions he's dishing out left and right. Because if they enjoyed any benefits, I doubt they'd be supporting the coup as they clearly appear to be. So what's all the
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@AloyEjimakor
MOTHER OF ALL EMBARRASSMENTS:
Sir, no amount of quotes you bring out from that dungeon will be regarded by any true freedom fighter, because Kanu is only relying on what he's told. He's not in a position to make any sound decision of his own. So you're pretty much just wasting
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@renoomokri
Of course, there's enuf money from Athiefku to fund the entire Nigeria.. Unfortunately for you, he will only be president in your dreams.
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@instablog9ja
"Black" women in America already have a bad reputation around the world as being too masculine and wild. And this one is making it worse, even if she might be in the right in this matter..becos Davido is known around the world and the fact that "Black" American women are not
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So this happened today in New York City..
Buhari Yoruba Igbo
#YorubaNation
#YorubaExit
#BiafraGenocide67
#BiafraExit
#NigeriaDecides2023
#2023Elections
#NigeriaNews
#Nigerian
#Nigeria
#UN
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The Nigerian senate that had no issues supporting military invasion of the SE region of the country to silence those agitating for self-determination are now all of a sudden being reasonable when their military might is about to be tested. What are you c0wards really scared of?
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@SaharaReporters
Oh So the Tinubu govt can withdraw terrr0rism charges against an actual terrr0rist leader but Nnamdi Kanu, a freedom fighter who has already been acquitted by Nigeria's own courts, can remain in custody? Sunday Igboho is also still not off the hook either? Lol Not sure we need
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What is going on with this Nnamdi Kanu's situation is very shameful, and quite frankly, mind-boggling. Just when you think you've seen enough. The attention of just about everyone closest to him has now shifted completely from the injustice done to him to the reaction to the
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Dear Biafra Nationalists, please don't pick a fight with Yoruba Nationalists bcos of any issues u may have with ur own brotha. Some of us can be very brutal too on this social media. So please let's not go that route & just keep our eye on the ball, which is FREEDOM from Nigeria.
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@SaharaReporters
Lmfao! Can you imagine? But before some of us say anything now, some sufferhead One Nigerianists will start accusing us of spreading "negativity" about their dearly beloved country when the country itself is enough negativity. Instead of Nigerians to understand that it's Nigeria
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@YeleSowore
Lol Nigerians are the most mentałlły c0nquered in all of Afrika. Either them or the South Afrikans. I need to conduct a study to determine who is worse of the two.
These people will fight for celebrities, pastors, even politicians, and pretty much everyone who could care less
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"First, they came for the IPOB, and I did not speak out. In fact, I even supported it —
Because I was not an Igbo.
Then they came for the Shiites, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a Shiite.
Then they came for the Yoruba Nation agitators, and I did not speak out—
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BREAKING!! Oloye Sunday Igboho a.k.a. Igboho Ooşa is finally a FREE man! Yoruba Nation, no going back!
My thoughts will remain with the Biafrans as well until Mazi Nnamdi Kanu also finally becomes a free man. Self-determination is NOT a crime.
This is one man who can do NO WRONG in my book. If not for Oloye Sunday Igboho, by now the entire Yorubaland would've been completely overrun by the fulani jihadists & terrorists masquerading as herdsmen. You will live long to see and enjoy Yoruba Nation, Igboho Oosa! Ase!
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@GazetteNGR
Lol All he needs to tell them is that the entire transaction was handled by his Igbo PA, and he's off the hook.
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@GreatDeximal
@SaharaReporters
Don't be a hypocrite now. I only referenced the Igbos here to make a point; our priorities. Not to make any comparison. If some Yoruba nationalists feel that the Igbos are their problem, fine. But if they truly are fighting for the Self-preservation of the Yoruba race (culture
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@Glenyce__
Lol The gym has literally become a glorified strip club for most of these today's gurls most of whom live on social media. Isn't that a woman on the other machine? Did she need to dress provocative to operate it? The need for attention and validation is pretty much the only thing
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Atiku can NEVER make Nigeria work.
Tinubu can NEVER make Nigeria work.
Obi can NEVER make Nigeria work.
Sowore can NEVER make Nigeria work.
The only man that can make Nigeria work is
Firstname: Non
Lastname: Existent
Let everyone go their separate ways.
#EndNigeriaNow
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@simon_ekpa
I can see the next desperate move now by the Nigerian govt through their media to start a campaign of "Simon Ekpa v Nnamdi Kanu" to turn this into an internal battle since they have clearly failed after exhausting all options including the use of force. I can just feel it
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@AfricaFactsZone
It's the fault of the Nigerian people. I think they genuinely believe that their problems will just go away by praying about it and just hoping for a messiah to come out of the same 0ppressive system to save them. So rather than put their differences aside and come all out to
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@instablog9ja
I know this was meant as a joke, but truth be told, nothing funny about being a Nigerian. To be born a Nigerian has to be a punishment for a serious offense you committed in your previous life because it is signing up for a lifetime of struggle. Some make it out while most do not
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To whom it may concern.. If the Nigerian govt are able to convince you that they all of a sudden now care about the orders of Nnamdi Kanu (being obeyed), then it means your mind is too weak and you never really learned anything from someone you claim to be your leader.
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Dear Nigerians, "I'm Nigerian and proud!" is not the flex you think it is. You've all been scammed. Nigeria is not a country but a c0ł0niał enterprise and glorified c0ncentration camp. Which means, to be born a Nigerian is to be born into captivity; into a permanent cycle of
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Why do many Nigerians think they'll "suffer" if the country disintegrates? Are you enjoying anything in Nigeria today or am I missing something?
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@Brightgoldenboy
@DeltaPoliceNG
@PoliceNG
@Jossy_Dannyking
In other words, stealing money from "white" people (individuals) is a bigger criïme than stealing money from your fellow Afrikans as a collective and actually robbing them of their future. Okay, got it.
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The problem Nigerians are trying to solve as "poor governance" is much more complex than they think. You're still very much under the control of your c0ł0nial masters. And until you're ready for that conversation, running to the polls every four years with your "PVC" will only be
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Anyone hoping for a "better Nigeria" simply hasn't suffered enough. When u've had enough, u'll realize that the hardship in Nigeria is deliberate and u're just a pawn in their game. So u cannot vote ur way out of it. Only a break-up of Nigeria will end this mess. Not elections.
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@instablog9ja
Didn't want to comment on this but just had to because of the silly catfights between some Yorubas and Igbos over nothing. Dear Yorubas, you see the danger of this st00pid unnecessary "tribal war" now? By pointing fingers at each other for the crimes in the country, you set
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I think I've heard enough of this Igbo this and that n0nsense and I think we need to settle this once and for all.. Some of you Yorubas who claim to be “nationalists” are just a bunch of jokers. You’re more like "nationaleasts." This Igbo do this and do that as if they’re the
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What the Nigerian govt is showing very clearly without being explicit, with all their desperate moves against the sit-at-home in the SE is that, it is in fact, probably THE MOST effective form of civil disobedience they didn't see coming since they have the use of lethal force
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I'm just glad it's getting clearer to right-thinking Afrikans now that Nigeria the "agbaiya" a.k.a. Giant Puppet, is one of the major factors holding back the entire continent, by being readily available to use its power and influence to do the bidding of the imperialists on the
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@upholdreality
When they can't beat u in a conversation, they try to discredit or dismiss u. It's almost like an unwritten code. At that point, it's no longer about what's being said but about u. And when none of that works, they try to take u out..if u're defenseless. That's why Afrikan
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Fun fact: The greatest Igbo man on earth is His Excellency, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. End of story.
#FreeNnamdiKanu
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@ayomitidipupo
You'll see them go crazy for Halloween...even in Nigeria, but their own traditional festivals equally requiring costumes are demonized, looked down on and dismissed as "idolatry" or "uncivilized."
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The Igbos some of you Yoruba Conservathieves are seemingly so obsessed with hold no political power anywhere in Yorubaland. You moan every single day about "Sons of Zik," but they have no power to influence any authority as a group, against you as a Yoruba..unless of course,
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If the Yorubas were any serious, someone like Malami would be on our MOST WANTED list now that he's out of office, for using his position as AGF to rob Sunday Igboho, a man fighting for our liberation, of justice. Instead, our focus now is on the Igbos Lol. We're just jokers.
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@DAMIADENUGA
Turn by turn o
na Jagaban turn o!
Turn by turn o
Asari wait for your turn.
Now them never leave you?
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@AfricanHub_
Britain is the only place where loots are legally exhibited & used to generate income for the state...and even the victims go to pay to see their own possessions.
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One of the main reasons some of u (Yorubas) are against Yoruba Nation is becos u feel "too educated" to be associated with it. U prefer blowing grammar discussing Nigerian politics that leads u nowhere! U have been grossly miseducated. Self education is what u really need.
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Yoruba culture is arguably one of the most tolerant of any religion in the world. That's the reason these invaders' religions, Christianity and Islam, thrive in Yorubaland compared to other regions in Nigeria. However, these foreign religions have now grown to become very hostile
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@DAMIADENUGA
Lol Nigerians are here singing the victory song when, in reality, the real "winner" in this silly rivalry fight between the two "brothers" is neither of them. The only winner is their common enemy; the invaders and foreign predators in Afrika who are amused by these unnecessary
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Dear Nigerians, keep turning a blind eye to what's going on in the South East or dismissing it as just some activities of "miscreants." Everyone will talk about Biafra when the time comes.
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Happy Earthstrong, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu! A true leader & revolutionary. As I always say in prayer for you every morning when I wake up.. may you live long to see & enjoy Biafra! You will not die any untimely death, whether in prison or out of prison. And u'll be released soon. Aşe!🙏🏿
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Dear Nigerians, can you please stop saying you didn't vote for Tinubu? Because you did. Your leaders in Nigeria are always selected for you, but your vote is what is needed to validate that selection. So every time you go out to "vote" shouting "democracy" all over the place like
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@AfricaFactsZone
Let's stop lamenting about this and start channeling our anger at our Afrikan leaders. If they were doing right by us, would we have had the need to "escape" to these western countries in search of a better life where we get disrespected & humiliated on a daily basis?
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@AloyEjimakor
@officialABAT
Lolol Of course, I knew this was coming after the news report. You were pressured into releasing this. So this is understandable. But in freedom fight, you can't take orders from a captured leader, especially one being held unjustly, because it's his captors speaking through him.
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When u ask the average Nigerian who has been brutally deceived by the Nigerian politicians ruining his life, about his opinion on Nnamdi Kanu, u'd think Kanu was some kind of monster like a two-headed dragon or somethn walking around just spitting out fire to consume everyone
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Some of you will be making fun of the Biafran agitators and their agitation until it's no longer funny. But continue..
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@Joe__Bassey
Sorry, but nothing "classy" about copying someone else's culture. Since when did prom become a thing in Afrika or am I missing something? And even if you must copy, can't you at least, do it in your native Afrikan attire to kind of "customize" it?
Everything that is promoted and
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President Tinubu may indeed have nothing to do with the kîidnap and rendition of Nnamdi Kanu, but he's clearly complicit. Kanu represents the Igbos, and his persecution and unjust incarceration is a clear case of injustice against not just him but the Igbo people in Nigeria.
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@SaharaReporters
Lol We've told the mumu Nigerians already that Nigeria is just a crïmïnal enterprise and not a country, and the best option is a total disintegration. But they won't listen and won't stop shouting "One Nigeria" all over the dąmn place like a z0mbïie.
The suffferheads will
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U think u're a citizen of Nigeria when in reality, u're just a victim of Nigeria. The true owners and beneficiaries of this British/Fulani empire see u as mere occupants in their business venture. So ur fight for "One Nigeria" is essentially a fight for them at ur own expense.
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If you're one of those Biafran agitators who had a change of tune and began promoting Peter Obi or at least, were low-key hoping he'd win, then you're in no position to call out the Yoruba Nation agitators supporting Tinubu today, because you're the same. You're just mad they're
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I see some of you are doubting Oloye Sunday Igboho's commitment to a sovereign Yoruba Nation, especially now that he's finally a free man.
A few still insist he's contracted by these c0rrupt politicians despite the asssassiïnation attempts on his life by the Nigerian State for
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As people who apparently love the Igbos and care about their lives and means of livelihood, how come Nigerians don't ever express any outrage over the state sponsored massacre that happens frequently in the SE like what happened again ystd in Enugu, as they do over sit-at-home?
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@jcokechukwu
This extreme arrogance and feeling of entitlement of the West is one of the many reasons their time is up in Afrika. You can't be covertly sponsoring the devastation of the continent and playing hero at the same openly time just to say you "helped," and cheaply attempt to keep us
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You're not a citizen of Nigeria. You're a victim of Nigeria living in captivity becos Nigeria is NOT a nation but a prison of nations.
#EndNigeriaNow
& live free!
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"The East is good in business & tech, the West is good in admin & commerce, law & medicine, but it was a pity we planned our agenda to give power ‘at all cost’ to the north.."
Dear One Nigerianists, have u read this confession by an ex-colonial officer?
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If Buhari's presidency hasn't taught u two things; that Nigeria is too divided to remain as one "country" AND Nigeria has been damaged beyond repair, then suffer never tire u.
#EndNigeriaNow
to save lives.
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