@instablog9ja Tyler in not welcome to perform in Nigeria 🇳🇬
If you have any better opinion keep it to yourself or take to their incompetence government who watch their security personnel going around wt thugs k*lling our brothers. When all they did was going on where was Tyler?
Despite denials from the South African Police a video from Bellville, Cape Town, appears to show officers restraining Chika Ibe, a Nigerian from Abia State, in a manner that some witnesses allege involved strangulation and suffocation. Chika Ibe later died following the incident
@Onsogbu This things the law enforcement agencies keep doing has to stop! you don’t arrest someone who committed an offense and only to come online to post their back. it looks like a cover up and also encouraging their act and letting the masses think something is being done.
This is me posting a VeryDarkMan video on my page again, because it touches directly on the reality Igbos face every day.
When that police officer said, "If it were an Igbo person, I would have told him to go and park," he wasn't just talking—he accidentally exposed the unwritten rule. He leaked the agenda.
VDM thinks the solution is simply dismissing this one officer.
But dismissing him is just damage control!
The institutions aren't firing him because they want to end anti-Igbo profiling; they are firing him because he was foolish enough to say the quiet part out loud on camera.
Dismissing individual officers does nothing when the system itself is rigged.
Is it not in the South-East alone that security forces make commuters get off buses and walk with their legs across checkpoints?
This is a systemic, handed-down bias meant to frustrate and profile a peaceful, prosperous people.
Surface-level dismissals won't fix institutional hate.
The only true fix an Igbo man knows and cares for is separation. Until it is addressed, the underlying problem remains!
I keep saying it: the day this man, Donald Trump, remembers that we have an election coming up in 2027, that is the day 2027 will be lost and won.
The day the U.S. indicates a genuine interest in monitoring the 2027 election, that is the day President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will definitely understand that he hasn't done so well to earn a second term.
This is because, in my view, the only thing standing between the people and their free choice is INEC.
So, the day INEC has an independent body that is ready to checkmate any of its excesses by compelling it to do the right thing, it will be game over.
Flowing from this, I call on every good citizen of Nigeria to channel a part of our campaign towards creating international awareness ahead of 2027.
The world must be watching.
The world must know what is happening.
And, above all, the Nigerian people must be allowed to freely choose who governs them.
I am Ekene Aninze Esq.
@jaytty_j@ChuksEricE If AIG wasn’t guilty he won’t ask vdm to go to court, instead vdm would be in custody answering to his claim. No institution is working in the right direction