Friday, 2 October 2015
IN THEIR POOL OF BLOOD WAS A SOURCE OF MOTIVATION TO CARRY ON FROM WHERE THEY STOPPED
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By Ifeanyi Chijioke
(For Family Writers)
On 30th of August 2015 was a BLACK SUNDAY for IPOB as three of their members on peaceful evangelism were shot to death by team of Nigerian navy and police, the only crime they committed was to be peacefully on evangelism with their fliers. Lying in the pool of their blood was a source of motivation to carry on from where they stopped and never allow their death to be in vain.
They are heroes and comrades that had paid the ultimate price for a worthy course, for the best death is the death for your nation, many die on their comfort bed, many on pleasure and by influence but they died for their country and our blazing future and shall be honored and remembered. What they died for shall be accomplished, by so doing they shall live on. Indigenous people of Biafra stood by their various promises as helps were given to the families of the dead to show love and being brother’s keeper.But as one was laid to rest on 1st of October came with a flood of tears, deafening wailing and screaming across Biafra land, nobody could hold back or relent as each death reminds Biafrans of the genocide against them. A time shall come when tears shall be no more, killing of Biafrans, subjugations and gross slavery for in effort to end these were they killed and we here shall die with them or get Biafra for them. IPOB dedicatedly pledge to never abandon or run away from the dream they were pursuing before Nigeria navy and police denied them right to live. We shall never retreat as we shall die like them or get Biafra for them.
The Child rapist Buhari has no agenda beyond reliving northern domination
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supported him genuinely, believing that he would bring an end to the old order and usher in the much desired change by engaging in nation building and urgently tackling the deficiencies in all critical sectors as anchored in their campaign manifesto.
The revolution was such that even in the South East and South South were the populace mindful of Buhari’s antecedents where largely not sold to his agenda, he nonetheless still had a modest following of fanatical supporters who stood against the dissenting storm of opprobrium as they daily mounted vociferous campaigns in the social media and elsewhere on his behalf.
For Buhari’s supporters, they believed he was nothing short of a messiah, who would immediately constitute a cabinet that would hit the ground running and set about the task of fulfilling the many campaign promises that was issued in the course of the election chief among which was decisively dealing with corruption, infrastructure, the economy and job creation, social welfare payments to the very poor, regional development initiatives and a holistic framework for national integration and nation building.
These issues formed the core of the ideology, campaign manifesto and talking points that propelled Buhari to a historic victory, becoming the first to defeat an incumbent in Nigeria’s chequered democratic journey.
Yet, as soon as Buhari came to power, everything just seemed to stop. Alas, it seems that while he played along with his handlers during the campaign, he was never on the same page with them. His ideas and approach to governance was miles apart from the hype the APC had dished out.
The first few weeks and months of his administration was understandably marked with much expectation, then confusion and then frustration as the delay to appoint a cabinet and unfold a comprehensive framework/agenda for government continued to lengthen.
His disappointed supporters and enablers invented different excuses for the unusual delay in appointing a cabinet.
First they said he was waiting for the newly elected members of the national assembly and house of representatives to be inaugurated, when that was done and there was still no ministerial list they changed the story and said he was looking for honest and incorruptible “saints” and “angels” to appoint ministers, when the delay in the search became unduly overstretched they claimed Buhari was saving money by not appointing ministers.
As soon as Buhari came to power, everything just seemed
to stop. Alas, it seems that while he played along with his
handlers during the campaign, he was never on the same
page with them. His ideas and approach to governance
was miles apart from the hype the APC had dished out
As laughable as these excuses were by handlers and supporters who were obviously unwilling to admit their disappointment, the invention of lies and illogical excuses continued until Buhari himself, in the course of an interview in France, revealed the true reason for the delay in constituting a cabinet was because he believed ministers were noisemakers who being politicians do nothing other than noisemaking.
This revelation unmasked the true intent of Buhari and put to rest the speculations and lies that sought to explain and or justify the unconventional delay in appointing a cabinet, but most importantly it also revealed that Buhari came to power without any real agenda. In almost 5 months since he came to power, not a single initiative or programme of action has been unfolded for any critical sector contrary to the campaign promises.
None of the important milestones that were supposed to be reached within a 100 days as articulated in the campaign manifesto was even commenced. Indeed Buhari and the APC have taken the unprecedented route of denying the 100 day covenant and the totality of the campaign manifesto with which they campaigned and won the election.
Thus of all the hype, hoopla, campaign promises, threats, intimidation, bigotry and sensationalism that occasioned the historic election, Nigeria unfortunately ended up with a president that has no agenda. While much noise has been made about corruption, it remains just noisemaking as nothing has been done in that regards.
The only notable movement of the Buhari administration has been the near exclusive appointment of Northerners to strategic positions, thereby deliberately re-constituting Northern domination and lending credence to the logic that; that perhaps was his only real agenda in his 12 years of seeking the presidency.
But a repudiation of campaign promises and an agenda that begins and ends with reconstituting Northern domination as now seems to be the case bodes no good for an already fragile nation.
The consequences of the absence of a cabinet and non-functioning government is already with us as the economy is in free fall, job losses are accelerating, the exchange rate is in shambles, the stock exchange has lost trillions, infrastructure remains comatose, JP Morgan has delisted Nigerian government bonds, while the Central Bank Governor has indicated the country is headed for a recession by the next quarter.
In the area of national unity, no president in Nigeria’s post-war history has been accused of being sectional and incited as much ethnic divisions and separatist sentiments as Buhari, owing to his blatantly lopsided appointments, which stands in great contrast to the lofty idea of change and the much advertised diversity programme of nation building in their campaign manifesto.
The nation has consequently moved from bad to worse, held hostage by a clueless president without an agenda beyond resurrecting Northern domination. Nigeria has entered a one chance bus and the worse is yet to come!
Lawrence Chinedu Nwobu; Email:lawrencenwobu@gmail.com
Thursday, 1 October 2015
Sign the Petition Now!!: A Call to Boycott Buhari and British-Nigeria
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Worthless Naira:JP Morgan To Remove Half Of Its Nigerian Bonds Today
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United States’ lender, JPMorgan, will today remove half the Nigerian bonds listed on its emerging markets bond index, the bank stated yesterday, adding that the rest will be removed next month.
The decision, which means investment funds tracking the index will sell Nigerian bonds, adds to upward pressure on national borrowing costs from a sharp drop in oil revenues.
Recall that JP Morgan said this month it would drop Nigeria from its index, citing lack of liquidity and currency restrictions.
The bank said in a statement that 50 percent of bonds will be removed today as part of its month-end index rebalancing, cutting Nigeria’s weight to 0.79 percent.
The weight of Brazil and South Africa will increase by 0.80 percent and 0.20 percent, respectively.
In 2012, Nigeria became the second African country after South Africa to be listed in the index with a weight of 1.8 percent.
The estimated yield for Nigeria’s bonds on the index was quoted at 14.83 percent as of September 25, marking the second highest yield after Brazil at 15.75 percent, the bank said.
Analysts said they expected bond yields to trade flat after the removal, because domestic buyers have stepped in since foreigners left the market.
The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, trying to stop the Naira’s slide, has pegged its rate against the dollar, turning inter-bank trading into a one-way quote market which lack of transparency has upset investors.
JP Morgan said Nigeria would not be eligible for re-inclusion in the index for a minimum of 12 months.
One European asset manager in Lagos said his fund was still interested in Naira debt despite the index expulsion, but would buy only if the yield rose to around 20 percent, to compensate for currency risk.
Yields on government bond spiked this month on the news of the index removal with the 10-year benchmark debt rising to as much as 16.68 percent, prompting the bond market regulator to widen spreads to calm volatility.
Radio Biafra launches another new Radiobiafra satellite
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By Ifeanyi Chijioke
(For Family Writers)
"We have blocked Radiobiafra Biafra signals" when NBC the announcement they received praises but within 6minutes Radiobiafra went viral on air. So shameful the way Radio Biafra defeated NBC despite immense resources at their disposal. Indigenous people of Biafra not okey with the defeat of NBC as they have crushed them by launching another new Radiobiafra satellite position. Orbit position:68-5 degree east. Symbol rate:26.657. Fec rate 2/2 and downlink frequency at 12.682. However NBC will remain in the wreckage by IPOB and they will never rise again to compete with us because Chukwu Okike Abiama is with us therefore we will continue to humiliate Nigeria and whatever they represent.
Nigeria President: Muhammadu Buhari's United Nations Speech On Self-Determination And the Right of Indigenous People
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As we engage in these annual debates, we need remind ourselves of the principles that led to the founding of the United Nations. Among those are peaceful coexistence and self- determination of peoples.....Buhari
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International community has no excuse to continue to delay implementation of UN resolutions on self-determination for Palestinian people....Buhari







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