@ikukuamanoya@Princemoye1 After my Unjust and illegal arrest last year and treating me like a hardened criminal. The GI Department in Abuja which they used to arrest me unjustly after investigation, warned them to stop causing problem in the community and stop arrest. Up till now, they keep oppressing us
@usbt_official Seems we still have hope after all. Such a good project shouldn't be abandoned for this long. If the team wake up, hitting a dollar won't be difficult for USBT with it's low supply @usbt_official
This picture just reminded me of something now. I saw the future they couldn't see. They gullibly chose to roam in darkness and swim in a scripted ocean. Eating from the crumbs that are left off their own table, just enough to keep them subjugated while the billows roll✌️
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Evident from all indications that It would have been better if Nigeria never existed in the first place. The different regions could have been better distinctively than what it's now combined. A mere geographical entity indeed.
#IBBPage39#BiafraGenocide#USAID#realDonaldTrump
Someone wrote a book about Nigeria criminal Justice system, but got himself in prison, the other who’s a dictator and murderer wrote about crimes against Nigeria, gets billions of Naira in donations and encomiums showered on the author. Nigeria na India movie
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In a recent revelation, former Nigerian Head of State, General Yakubu Gowon (rtd), has shed new light on the Nigerian Civil War (1967–1970), stating that Britain played a significant role in urging him to go to war. Gowon claimed that the British government saw the rising technological and economic strength of the Igbo people as a threat to their influence in Nigeria.
According to Gowon, Igbo land had made remarkable progress in technology and infrastructure, particularly with the development of what he referred to as “Quantum City.” He suggested that without foreign intervention, the Igbos could have overpowered Nigeria within a month.
The Nigerian Civil War, also known as the Biafra War, erupted when the eastern region, predominantly occupied by the Igbo ethnic group, declared independence as the Republic of Biafra. The war led to massive casualties, economic devastation, and a humanitarian crisis, with millions of Biafrans suffering from starvation due to a blockade imposed by the Nigerian government.
Gowon’s comments reignite discussions about the role of foreign powers in African conflicts and the untapped potential of the Igbo people. The former leader’s statement has sparked mixed reactions, with some seeing it as an acknowledgment of past mistakes, while others argue it highlights the need for greater unity and reconciliation in Nigeria.
His remarks raise questions about how different Nigeria’s history might have been if the war had taken a different course and whether the country has fully leveraged the technological prowess of the Igbo people in national development.
I encourage all Nigerians to go read the newly released autobiography by former Military President Ibrahim Badamasi Babaginda (IBB).
Aside from events surrounding the annulled June 12, 1993 Presidential Election, IBB, among other things also wrote about how General Yakubu Gowon's inability to secure and protect the lives and properties of Igbos in the North, forced Chief Chukwuemeka Odimegwu Ojukwu to declare the secession of the old Eastern Region from Nigeria on May 30, 1967, which culminated into the 30-month fratricidal Nigerian-Biafran Civil War.
I'm urging you all to go read the 440-page book, and stop listening to these NADECO/Bola Tinubu lackeys condemning the book without even reading a page.
Do you agree that Dr. Anthony Fauci and Bill Gates should be prosecuted with crimes against humanity for funding the Covid Wuhan Lab in China?
A. YES
B. NO
@ctpnetwo@SaharaReporters Traces of the Igbo culture and language could be found in Rivers, Benue, Edo, South-South, Akwa-Ibom, Cross River, Bayelsa and Kogi states. Biafra can not go without them. Census of 1921 shows that the Igbos has the highest population. FG divided the Igbos for selfish gains
@SportyBetNG@Davidbanksz@Ekitipikin@opeoluwa@general_mayor11 I replied and you kept repeating the same English of regular time. You can use goals scored at extra time to cut people's ticket but you are claiming otherwise now. If not guilty conscience, why then did you alter the result in your app after my complaint. 2 results, same app
@SportyBetNG@Davidbanksz@Ekitipikin@opeoluwa@general_mayor11 I replied and you kept repeating the same English of regular time. You can use goals scored at extra time to cut people's ticket but you are claiming otherwise now. If not guilty conscience, why then did you alter the result in your app after my complaint. 2 results, same app
@SportyBetNG@Davidbanksz@Ekitipikin@opeoluwa@general_mayor11 In the post bet options, there was no indication of the time bound. It was meant to be judged by final outcome. It's not first half, second half or extra time bet. That's fraud.
I have lost a lot of game and I didn't question anyone. But for the one I won, you can't defraud me
@stevewilldoit When all hope seems to be lost, God always makes a way. Thanks @stevewilldoit
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Remain Blessed to keep touching souls🙏
Our self-sufficient earth has abundant resources to sustain cross-generations of lives, but >1B humans live in dehumanizing conditions.
Poverty& Hunger pandemic which far outweigh C-19, is yet exacerbated by the lingering tragedy of reckless C-19 policies!
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