Samcocertainty

almost 5 years ago

What a world of cruelty, Nigerian Government is setting Boko Haram terrorists free, while there are going after freedom fighters like Mazi Nnamdi Kanu

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Dr. Kenon

@drkenon2

about 2 months ago

“Fulani terr0rists k!dnapped this teacher, his name is Michael, then cvt off his he@d. This is what happened in Nigeria. Today is 18th of May, 2026.” ~Evangelist Ebube Joseph

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A Chemist, Chemical analyst and a Technician, but born as an Activist because there's nothing more precious than freedom. your freedom is on your hand.

2 months ago

@SaP011 Most of the ladies will be praying that no body should touch them there

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9 months ago

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW - with MIKE ARNOLD. The Man Who Exposed the Nigerian Genocide. @jcokechukwu @MikeArnoldTruth @realDonaldTrump @SenTedCruz @elonmusk @joerogan @JDVance @ShashiTharoor @narendramodi @DrSJaishankar @RealCandaceO @TPUSA

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over 2 years ago

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Emeka Gift Official

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over 2 years ago

Gowon: The Igbo Nation He never saw! This morning I received a call inviting me for a meeting in one of the hotels around town. I tried finding out who the person was and the purpose for the meeting, the voice I heard at the other end of the phone very edifying to my ears and would want to hear it over and over again. Are you Jarlath Opara? Yes I am, I replied. I read your piece on Gowon: "Before you say goodbye" and would like us to have a conversation around it. For seconds I couldnt alter a word and my breath in palpitation mode. It took the voice of the caller to nudge me into consciousness. Within those seconds which were like eternity, my mind crisscrossed through so many things. It was then I realised how far the brain of a human being can process multiple of thoughts within a split second. Of course I agreed to meet with her ,even when my mind wasn't settled about the real intention of the caller. That write up "Gowon: Before you say goodbye" Had already received wide circulation. Many have either called or sent me email commenting and commending it. To some I should do a part 2 of it, linking whatever that is happening to Plateau State as a dire consequence of the Gowon' roles in the Nigeria/ Biafra war. So, at this point I wasn't sure if the caller was one of the admirers of the piece or one that would unleash a scorpion whip on me for the write up or worse still was mere hiding behind the piece to perpetrate her hideous intention. Either ways I was poised to meet with her and the tell the story thereafter if alive. Around 12noon I got to the hotel for the meeting. I was asked to meet with a certain receptionist who would bring me up, to the room for the meeting. Very scary scenario anyway. If I had my way I would have backed off . But at that point it would obviously smack cowardice to back off. Whatever happens, I was ready to contend with it , I thumped my heart as I followed the receptionist like a lamb to the room. As if our movement was monitored, immediately we got to the door, it opened seemlessly .Standing in front of me was this Rev. Sr. In her late forties. She wore a mufti with a white veil on her head. Her smile which exposed her white teeth relaxed my already intensed mind. At least her disposition didn't from my assessment portray deviousness.She ushered me in and bidded the receptionist goodbye. Stepping into the room, the interior arrangement, the coziness and the cute ambience it exuded, very awesome. Your are welcome Mr. Jarlath. Make your self comfortable as we wait for others . At this point, I realised it wasn't going to be a twosome meeting, but a much more expanded one. Within fifteen minutes three men walked in, distrupting the Nigeria/ Biafra war narration my attention was glued to. One Benue man, one Jos man and the other one from Taraba. By the way Sr is from Anambra state. Is that Jarlath? One of the men enquired from Sr. She answered in the affirmative. We exchanged pleasantries, shared some juice wine, as we discussed the reason for the meeting which Sr. facilitated. Would you in retrospect join the Hausa Fulani to unleash such genocidal massacre on the Igbo? This was a very audacious question from Sr to the three young men at the middle of our discussion. It was later that I discovered that she actually was doing an international funded post Nigeria/ Biafra war assessment and wanted an honest assessment from these three tribes that played major roles in the war who from statistics are as marginalised as the Igbos. From what is presently happening in Nigeria, the dynamics of political power play, the distribution of national cake and those under the pains of fulani insurgency, one wouldn't count these three states out. They have suffered in greater measure blood shedding from the knifes and arrows of the Fulanis who over fifty years ago used them as wiling claws to fight the Igbos unjustly. Presently Plateau isn't breathing fresh air. The rate of killing amongst the Fulani and the Christians are gory and disheartening. Same, during the tenure of Governor Ortom was the reality of Benue people. Taraba State of course are not spared. Those they eat in one plate, drank from one glass, danced and clinked glasses over the fall and decimation of Igbo race have turned to feast on them . What would be the feeling of Gen Gowon, watching his people hacked down in cold blood by same people he led to war against the Igbo? Could it be a case of the chicken has come home to roost and the evil that men do lives and stares them at the face? Of all that were discussed and the robust critical ventilation of thoughts and concerns, what left me and Sr. with tearful eyes was the descriptions of the Igbo race by those three men. "Until the Igbos begin to see themselves in such an illumined light of fearfully made, resourcefully designed, invincibly and irrepressibly calibrated,they would continue to get dwarfed by the psychology of the post civil war defeat of being second class. In reality they are the first class citizens. They make things happen, very ingenious and "creatively wizardry". According to them, the day the Igbo will realise and awaken to the realities of who they are and their pivotal position in making Nigeria great and maximally deplore it, the rest of the tribes would know how vulnerable they are without them. "No tribe would go through what Igbo tribe went through over fifty years ago and survives it , a near annihilation scenario and still very impressively relevant in the scheme of things, in same country that cut their legs, their hands and their intestines, thinking they would die". The man from Plateau said amidst deep silence and tears on almost all our eyes " I wish Gen. Gowon would listen to this call to apologise to the Igbos for the curelty of the war that battered them and cut short the life of many young people who probably would have today become the messiah we are all looking for. Rising from that meeting and listening to those three men speak, it became very clear how blinded Gen. Gowon was as it concerns the real stuff the Igbos were made. What manner of a tribe would rise so rapidly and became the fear of others after going through what they went through? What tribe would go back to where their properties were confiscated, with just a paltry sum, rose to become dominant in number and in wealth? Creating panic and self insecurity among the seeming Victors? Sadly the Igbo have not come to terms with the reality of who they are. Their destiny, their innate giftings from Chukwuokike, re-creating quality of such gifts wherever they find themselves, porous, arid, dry, sandy etc. A tribe that doesn't rely on circumstances to survive, from inside they blossom, making an unfavourable situation very profitable. Until the rest of Nigeria realise this awesome potential of the Igbo tribe, they will continue to grapple, looking for socio political and economic stability in vain. If Gowon had seen this about the Igbo race, may be he wouldn't have allowed his claws to be used to fight who "Chukwuokike" had blessed. To those who were both accessory before and after the fact in this generational genocide against the Igbo race, you will collect yours one after the other soon. Written by Jarlath Uche Opara #Admin: They will all collect! TG: @Family_WritersPress

EmekaGift100's tweet photo. Gowon: The Igbo Nation He never saw!

This morning I received a call inviting me for a meeting in one of the hotels around town. I tried finding out who the person was and the purpose for the meeting, the voice I heard at the other end of the phone very edifying to my ears and would want to hear it over and over again.

Are you Jarlath Opara? Yes I am, I replied. I read your piece on Gowon: "Before you say goodbye" and would like us to have a conversation around it. For seconds I couldnt alter a word and my breath in palpitation mode.

It took the voice of the caller to nudge me into consciousness. Within those seconds which were like eternity, my mind crisscrossed through so many things. It was then I realised how far the brain of a human being can process multiple of thoughts within a split second.

Of course I agreed to meet with her ,even when my mind wasn't settled about the real intention of the caller.

That write up "Gowon: Before you say goodbye" Had already received wide circulation. Many have either called or sent me email commenting and commending it. To some I should do a part 2 of it, linking whatever that is happening to Plateau State as a dire consequence of the Gowon' roles in the Nigeria/ Biafra war.

So, at this point I wasn't sure if the caller was one of the admirers of the piece or one that would unleash a scorpion whip on me for the write up or worse still was mere hiding behind the piece to perpetrate her hideous intention.

Either ways I was poised to meet with her and the tell the story thereafter if alive.

Around 12noon I got to the hotel for the meeting. I was asked to meet with a certain receptionist who would bring me up, to the room for the meeting. Very scary scenario anyway. If I had my way I would have backed off . But at that point it would obviously smack cowardice to back off. Whatever happens, I was ready to contend with it , I thumped my heart as I followed the receptionist like a lamb to the room.

As if our movement was monitored, immediately we got to the door, it opened seemlessly .Standing in front of me was this Rev. Sr. In her late forties. She wore a mufti with a white veil on her head. Her smile which exposed her white teeth relaxed my already intensed mind. At least her disposition didn't from my assessment portray deviousness.She ushered me in and bidded the receptionist goodbye.

Stepping into the room, the interior arrangement, the coziness and the cute ambience it exuded, very awesome. Your are welcome Mr. Jarlath.

Make your self comfortable as we wait for others . At this point, I realised it wasn't going to be a twosome meeting, but a much more expanded one.

Within fifteen minutes three men walked in, distrupting the Nigeria/ Biafra war narration my attention was glued to. One Benue man, one Jos man and the other one from Taraba. By the way Sr is from Anambra state. Is that Jarlath? One of the men enquired from Sr. She answered in the affirmative. We exchanged pleasantries, shared some juice wine, as we discussed the reason for the meeting which Sr. facilitated.

Would you in retrospect join the Hausa Fulani to unleash such genocidal massacre on the Igbo? This was a very audacious question from Sr to the three young men at the middle of our discussion. It was later that I discovered that she actually was doing an international funded post Nigeria/ Biafra war assessment and wanted an honest assessment from these three tribes that played major roles in the war who from statistics are as marginalised as the Igbos.

From what is presently happening in Nigeria, the dynamics of political power play, the distribution of national cake and those under the pains of fulani insurgency, one wouldn't count these three states out. They have suffered in greater measure blood shedding from the knifes and arrows of the Fulanis who over fifty years ago used them as wiling claws to fight the Igbos unjustly.

Presently Plateau isn't breathing fresh air. The rate of killing amongst the Fulani and the Christians are gory and disheartening. Same, during the tenure of Governor Ortom was the reality of Benue people. Taraba State of course are not spared.

Those they eat in one plate, drank from one glass, danced and clinked glasses over the fall and decimation of Igbo race have turned to feast on them .

What would be the feeling of Gen Gowon, watching his people hacked down in cold blood by same people he led to war against the Igbo? Could it be a case of the chicken has come home to roost and the evil that men do lives and stares them at the face?

Of all that were discussed and the robust critical ventilation of thoughts and concerns, what left me and Sr. with tearful eyes was the descriptions of the Igbo race by those three men.

"Until the Igbos begin to see themselves in such an illumined light of fearfully made, resourcefully designed, invincibly and irrepressibly calibrated,they would continue to get dwarfed by the psychology of the post civil war defeat of being second class. In reality they are the first class citizens. They make things happen, very ingenious and "creatively wizardry".

According to them, the day the Igbo will realise and awaken to the realities of who they are and their pivotal position in making Nigeria great and maximally deplore it, the rest of the tribes would know how vulnerable they are without them.

"No tribe would go through what Igbo tribe went through over fifty years ago and survives it , a near annihilation scenario and still very impressively relevant in the scheme of things, in same country that cut their legs, their hands and their intestines, thinking they would die".

The man from Plateau said amidst deep silence and tears on almost all our eyes " I wish Gen. Gowon would listen to this call to apologise to the Igbos for the curelty of the war that battered them and cut short the life of many young people who probably would have today become the messiah we are all looking for.

Rising from that meeting and listening to those three men speak, it became very clear how blinded Gen. Gowon was as it concerns the real stuff the Igbos were made.

What manner of a tribe would rise so rapidly and became the fear of others after going through what they went through?

What tribe would go back to where their properties were confiscated, with just a paltry sum, rose to become dominant in number and in wealth? Creating panic and self insecurity among the seeming Victors?

Sadly the Igbo have not come to terms with the reality of who they are. Their destiny, their innate giftings from Chukwuokike, re-creating quality of such gifts wherever they find themselves, porous, arid, dry, sandy etc. A tribe that doesn't rely on circumstances to survive, from inside they blossom, making an unfavourable situation very profitable.

Until the rest of Nigeria realise this awesome potential of the Igbo tribe, they will continue to grapple, looking for socio political and economic stability in vain.

If Gowon had seen this about the Igbo race, may be he wouldn't have allowed his claws to be used to fight who "Chukwuokike" had blessed.

To those who were both accessory before and after the fact in this generational genocide against the Igbo race, you will collect yours one after the other soon.

Written by Jarlath Uche Opara

#Admin: They will all collect!

TG: @Family_WritersPress

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To Whom It May Concern If you started following me newly then you need to read this and understand who you are following. My name is Elochukwu Ohagi. I am a school teacher. I studied Philosophy in school and hope to execute my masters soon. I am also an activist. I stand by the truth and I don't care who this truth hurts. I believe in the growth of Africa and love Africa dearly. I don't believe in the conventional views of Africa. I strongly believe that great injustice was done to Africa by European colonialists like Britain and France. I believe that Britain, France etc distorted Africa when they partitioned Africa in Berlin. I have questioned why Britain will divide itself according to tribes, and make themselves independent just like they did with Wales and Scotland etc but will jam more than 250 tribes in Nigeria to remain in perpetual battle with themselves while Britain feasts on our natural resources. I am totally against Unity in Diversity, for there is no unity in diversity. People of the same language, worldview and culture are meant to be together. It is an aberration to bring different disagreeing people together and think there will be peace. I think that the millions of killings that have happened in Nïgeria are a result of the British atrocity of the amalgamation of 1914. Before the advent of Britain, we never kïlled ourselves and we lived in peace while respecting each other. Britain came, brought Hausa, Fulani, Igbo, Yoruba etc together and it has been killings all the way. I believe that Africa can be at peace and united if we can break the walls created by the Europeans in the name of creating a nation for us, and go back to indigenous nations as nature made it. This is why I believe in Biafra restoration. This is why I stand with IPOB. This is why I call Mazi Nnamdi Kanu my leader. Contrary to the propaganda being peddled by one Nigeriá defenders, the real people who want the good of people trapped inside Nigeria are IPOB members. I want to see Yoruba become a nation. That's because within me I know they will be a great nation. They are wise and progressive. Hausa can do better in their farming and Fulani can always rear their livestock. Why should we suffocate in the name of forced unity when we can divide this country in peace breath? I am not a supporter of wár. That's because I know that a referendum can solve our differences. Yet, I won't fail to support we defend ourselves should wár be brought to our doorsteps. A call for Biafra's freedom is not a call for war. A referendum is our right. Africa is not an European property. We are nobody's slave and we refuse to be anyone's slave. We are tired of being let down. We want to show the world that a black man can do it. We want to build a first-world country in Biafra. This is why we ask for independence. This is an ideology. It can't be kïlled with gun, death or imprisonment. #FreeMaziNnamdiKanu #FreeBiafra I am Elochukwu Ohagi, I am a school Teacher, Philosopher, and Activist. Written on this day, Saturday, 20th January, 2024.

ElochukwuOhagi's tweet photo. To Whom It May Concern

If you started following me newly then you need to read this and understand who you are following.

My name is Elochukwu Ohagi. I am a school teacher. I studied Philosophy in school and hope to execute my masters soon. I am also an activist.

I stand by the truth and I don't care who this truth hurts.

I believe in the growth of Africa and love Africa dearly.

I don't believe in the conventional views of Africa. I strongly believe that great injustice was done to Africa by European colonialists like Britain and France.

I believe that Britain, France etc distorted Africa when they partitioned Africa in Berlin.

I have questioned why Britain will divide itself according to tribes, and make themselves independent just like they did with Wales and Scotland etc but will jam more than 250 tribes in Nigeria to remain in perpetual battle with themselves while Britain feasts on our natural resources.

I am totally against Unity in Diversity, for there is no unity in diversity. People of the same language, worldview and culture are meant to be together. It is an aberration to bring different disagreeing people together and think there will be peace.

I think that the millions of killings that have happened in Nïgeria are a result of the British atrocity of the amalgamation of 1914. Before the advent of Britain, we never kïlled ourselves and we lived in peace while respecting each other. Britain came, brought Hausa, Fulani, Igbo, Yoruba etc together and it has been killings all the way.

I believe that Africa can be at peace and united if we can break the walls created by the Europeans in the name of creating a nation for us, and go back to indigenous nations as nature made it.

This is why I believe in Biafra restoration. This is why I stand with IPOB. This is why I call Mazi Nnamdi Kanu my leader. Contrary to the propaganda being peddled by one Nigeriá defenders, the real people who want the good of people trapped inside Nigeria are IPOB members.

I want to see Yoruba become a nation. That's because within me I know they will be a great nation. They are wise and progressive.

Hausa can do better in their farming and Fulani can always rear their livestock.

Why should we suffocate in the name of forced unity when we can divide this country in peace breath?

I am not a supporter of wár. That's because I know that a referendum can solve our differences. Yet, I won't fail to support we defend ourselves should wár be brought to our doorsteps.

A call for Biafra's freedom is not a call for war.
A referendum is our right.
Africa is not an European property.
We are nobody's slave and we refuse to be anyone's slave.

We are tired of being let down. We want to show the world that a black man can do it. We want to build a first-world country in Biafra.

This is why we ask for independence. This is an ideology. It can't be kïlled with gun, death or imprisonment.

#FreeMaziNnamdiKanu
#FreeBiafra

I am Elochukwu Ohagi, I am a school Teacher, Philosopher, and Activist.

Written on this day, Saturday, 20th January, 2024.

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@ElochukwuOhagi Great one

over 2 years ago

Why and why again

over 2 years ago

Why is it that the North and Yoruba people are afraid of Nïgeria division? What are they afraid of?

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over 2 years ago

It is Mazi Nnamdi Kanu's Thursday today. A man that saw tomorrow. A man of integrity. A truthful man. A man sacrificing for the freedom of his own people. A man who speaks and people listen. A man that can call out 50 million youths and they will answer him. If you love Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, kindly join me in commenting #FreeMaziNnamdiKanu

ElochukwuOhagi's tweet photo. It is Mazi Nnamdi Kanu's Thursday today.

A man that saw tomorrow. A man of integrity. A truthful man. A man sacrificing for the freedom of his own people. A man who speaks and people listen. A man that can call out 50 million youths and they will answer him.

If you love Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, kindly join me in commenting #FreeMaziNnamdiKanu

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almost 3 years ago

@MaziNnamdiKanu God bless you my leader, as you will go to court,God will vindicate you

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Chibuzor Oforkansi

@UzorOkasi

about 3 years ago

BREAKING NEWS....... DSS Arrests An Igbo Man In Lagos For Making Online Broadcast Asking Nigerian Gov't To Release IPOB Leader, @MaziNnamdiKanu @TunjiDisu1 release him @hrw,@amnesty,@AmnestyUK,@AmnestyNigeria,@amnestyusa,@SecBlinken,@USinNigeria Nigeria is a failed State! @HRF

UzorOkasi's tweet photo. BREAKING NEWS.......
DSS Arrests An Igbo Man In Lagos For Making Online Broadcast Asking Nigerian Gov't To Release IPOB Leader, @MaziNnamdiKanu
@TunjiDisu1 release him
@hrw,@amnesty,@AmnestyUK,@AmnestyNigeria,@amnestyusa,@SecBlinken,@USinNigeria
Nigeria is a failed State!
@HRF https://t.co/sdLQhvrt9n

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@EmekaGift100 6.. U 4

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Chinasa Nworu

@ChinasaNworu

about 3 years ago

Hundreds of #IPOB members abducted in the Biafraland & being detained in Wawa #Barrack in Kainji Niger State are going through hell in the hands of #Nigerian military they’re going through torture . @real_IpobDOS @mfa_russia @StateDept @EUinNigeria @hrw @MZakharova2

ChinasaNworu's tweet photo. Hundreds of #IPOB members abducted in the Biafraland & being detained in Wawa #Barrack in Kainji Niger State are going through hell in the hands of #Nigerian military they’re going through torture . @real_IpobDOS @mfa_russia @StateDept @EUinNigeria @hrw @MZakharova2 https://t.co/PEu7lRX3Fq

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samcocertainty retweeted

over 3 years ago

They will tell you that those attacking Igbo people in Lagos are political thugs, but they won't tell you those who are sponsoring the thugs and those they are working for Do not be deceive, they are all together in it It have been an age long agenda

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aloy ejimakor

@AloyEjimakor

over 3 years ago

The truth (which is uncomfortable to many) is that the 2023 elections proved Mazi Nnamdi Kanu right on EVERYTHING, plus the new reality that even if you’re not Igbo but look like one, you’re toast. A smart nation should respect her ‘truth tellers’, not imprison them. Yes!

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This man saw it all. His name is @MaziNnamdiKanu. He is in solitary confinement and tortured by DSS because he told them that Nigeria is not a home for Ndi Igbo. Some of you never believed, but now you do. Can you reply with the hashtag #FreeMaziNnamdiKanu

ElochukwuOhagi's tweet photo. This man saw it all. His name is @MaziNnamdiKanu. He is in solitary confinement and tortured by DSS because he told them that Nigeria is not a home for Ndi Igbo. Some of you never believed, but now you do.

Can you reply with the hashtag #FreeMaziNnamdiKanu https://t.co/3BxfFupLp5

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aloy ejimakor

@AloyEjimakor

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Dear Yoruba leaders: I demand that you immediately halt the anti-Igbo violence raging in LAGOS. It’s a mini-GENOCIDE & your silence makes you complicit when time for reckoning comes. I’m not an Igbo leader but I’m sure the 70 million Igbos worldwide are with me on this. Oh, #MNK.

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