loveth360:
But ipob have since suspended the mondays sit at Home.




But come to think of this.
Protest and get killed by nigeria government or sit at home,which one is better.

which side are you? Do you think it's everybody that want to sit at home ? Don't force people to do what they don't want to,some want to go out and carry out their business nothing concern them with sitting at home .

mbaise1000:
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Do you love IPOB And igbos this much that their interests suddenly become your priority?
Fake people and hypocrites all over nairaland

make una kill una sef ... e no concern me lol.

FlipModeSquade:
IPOB have lost hold of their foot soldiers..

They can continue making noise on suspension..

Whatever is happening in Igboland was brought about by IPOB and their unguarded and inflammatory utterances..

Let them continue denying,they are to be held accountable for what is currently playing out in the SE..

To IPOB sympathizers and cheerleaders, there is a Hausa proverb that says: "yaro bari murna, karen ka ya kama zaki"
meaning: "oh boy (hunter), cease jubilating that your dog caught a lion".
Interpretation: A boy from afar 'sees' his dog caught a lion and started celebrating, but as he got closer he found out that it was indeed his dog that was caught, and by then it was already too late to save himself from the lion.
Lesson: one should hold off, use his senses to ascertain most probable outcomes, before celebrating.

Indeed what we see unfolding in SE is an exact reminiscence of boko haram at its inception... They started as one organized group, wining 'heart and minds' of the general masses in NE using religion fanaticism to forment anti-govt sentiments , until they started loosing their foot soldiers who decided their leaders aint doing enough to accomplish their crazy ambitions. Foot soldiers who want to become bosses in their own rights went to form their own BH enclaves, rest is history. For at least a decade now, they have become the very nemesis of their former sympathizers. If God forbid, the Dejavu we are witnessing continues to play out, the whole south may not be able to accommodate number of fleeing masses from Igbolands. Considering strong anti-igbo sentiments sweeping the country (thanks to IPOB and their sympathizers), there's no choice but to flee to non-igbo communities and regions? God help us!

Focus on your life fuu

FlipModeSquade:
What exactly is their jurisdiction?

Why kill and maim Igbos for not sitting at home..

Or not agreeing to your IPOB Biafran agitations ?

optionalY09:
Amnesty International is a mere NGO using Nigerians situation to make money. When the military killed 100s of young people in Lagos what did they do. All these big mouth NGO are just politicians making money with our terrible conditions.

With all the atrocities going on in Nigeria Amnesty should have facilitate the forceful removal of Buhari but they are busy pretending as if they are on our side

You say

gazza07:
Focus on your life fuu

IPOB Miscreant..

Insults are food to your souls..

Dimwitted NITWITS..

optionalY09:
Amnesty International is a mere NGO using Nigerians situation to make money. When the military killed 100s of young people in Lagos what did they do. All these big mouth NGO are just politicians making money with our terrible conditions.

With all the atrocities going on in Nigeria Amnesty should have facilitate the forceful removal of Buhari but they are busy pretending as if they are on our side

So why was dj switch not granted asylum by Canada...

Anybody can turn to amnesty International on Facebook, rubbish

helinues:
Amnesty International are jokers.

Wednesday would soon be added to the sit at home making it 2 days in a week.

That man Buhari must be taught a bitter lesson

U are forcing bitter lessons-hunger and starvation on your people.
Buhari lives in Abuja not in Abia

Focus on your life still.. fuuu

FlipModeSquade:
IPOB Miscreant..

Insults are food to your souls..

Dimwitted NITWITS..

optionalY09:


It would be based on gross human rights violation and abuse dumbo

How the hell are they gonna do that? which human rights violation are you referring to? unless amnesty international have a standing army, they don't have that kind of juice.

Amnesty international must have a Nigerian or African branch. The way they release reports on our daily happenings is not normal.

God bless you for that intelligent answer , we cannot all be stupid and foolish at the same time

Charmingrascal:


Na now u know say nothing concern amnesty abi?

No be same Amnesty international & other international organization wey IPOB dey petition when dem been dey claim say the Nigeria Army dey attack IPOB members.

Amnesty International na organization wey dey protect human rights and to dey trowey people market and to dey burn people bikes and keke na human right abuse.



I hope say you don get why the sit at home by force concern Amnesty International?

We dey support IPOB but make we dey use our head

loveth360:
But ipob have since suspended the mondays sit at Home.




But come to think of this.
Protest and get killed by nigeria government or sit at home,which one is better.

How can sit at home be better when if you come out u get killed

amnesty7:

Imagine a hard-working ppl controlled by a bunch of terrorists among them.

Interestingly IPOB suspension sit at home so IPOB obviously isn't enforcing something they stopped So tagging them terrorists has failed woefully off course we know who are the sponsors of the unknown gun men their Leaders will be exposed even more

Amnesty International wey no condemn Lekki Massacre

gazza07:
Focus on your life still.. fuuu

Say something intelligent..

Am immune to IPOB stupidity..

mikywonder:
Amnesty International wey no condemn Lekki Massacre

From October 2020..AI's website.

Nigeria: Authorities must stop attempts to cover up Lekki Toll Gate massacre – new investigative timeline
The Nigerian authorities’ must end their attempts to cover up the Lekki Toll Gate massacre, Amnesty International said, as it released a new timeline investigating the atrocity one week later.

The timeline – available here – collates photographs and video footage to confirm that Nigerian Army vehicles left Bonny Camp, a military base approximately a seven-minute drive from the toll gate, at 6.29pm local time on 20 October.

Footage then tracks the vehicles to the toll gate. At approximately 6.45pm, the Nigerian military opened fire on the #EndSars protesters who were peacefully calling for an end to police brutality.

One week on, the Nigerian authorities still have many questions to answer

Osai Ojigho
“What happened at Lekki Toll Gate has all the traits of the Nigerian authorities’ pattern of a cover-up whenever their defence and security forces commit unlawful killings,” said Osai Ojigho, Country Director of Amnesty International.

“One week on, the Nigerian authorities still have many questions to answer: who ordered the use of lethal force on peaceful protesters? Why were CCTV cameras on the scene dismantled in advance? And who ordered electricity being turned off minutes before the military opened fire on protesters?

“The initial denials of the involvement of soldiers in the shooting was followed by the shameful denial of the loss of lives as a result of the military’s attack against the protests.

“Many people are still missing since the day of the incident, and credible evidence shows that the military prevented ambulances from reaching the severely injured in the aftermath.”

Amnesty International is again calling on Nigerian authorities to bring to justice those behind the shooting and to protect those who are exercising their right to freedom of assembly. The organization is still investigating the shooting, and the reported removal of bodies of those killed by the military in an attempt to remove evidence.

Tracking the military’s movements

Amnesty International’s Crisis Response experts investigated and verified social media videos and photographs that confirm the Nigerian security forces were present at the Lekki Toll Gate when the shootings occurred.

At 6.29pm local time in Lagos, two military vehicles were filmed leaving Bonny Camp on videos shared on social media. Later footage shows four vehicles with flashing lights in a convoy, and they appear to be vehicles used by the Nigerian military and police.

The same vehicles head east along Ozumba Mbadiwe Avenue – which changes its name to the Lekki-Epe Expressway – in the direction of the Lekki Toll Gate. On this route, the vehicles pass several international embassies and consulates, including the buildings of the Japanese Embassy and the Australian Consulate.

Further photographs and footage capture the vehicles arriving at the toll gate, before the peaceful protest is disrupted by men in military uniform and gunfire is heard. As night time descended, protesters continued to film and share videos of the shootings. Later in the evening, videos of the victims were also shared on social media.

Background

Amnesty International has been monitoring developments across Nigeria since the #EndSars protest began on 8 October 2020.

Nigerians have been taking to the streets, peacefully demanding an end to police brutality, extrajudicial executions and extortion by the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS), a unit of the Nigerian police tasked with fighting violent crimes.

At least 56 people have died across the country since protests began. In multiple cases, the security forces have used excessive force in an attempt to control or stop the protests.

Its reasonable to focus on your life. Focus on your life maka okwa ndubuisi

FlipModeSquade:
Say something intelligent..

Am immune to IPOB stupidity..

gazza07:
Its reasonable to focus on your life. Focus on your life maka okwa ndubuisi

Am focused on my life..

What you have turned Igboland to is my business..

Insults..

Threats..

Killings..

The hallmark of IPOB..

Ji sie ike..

Ịnụ go?

Buhari no na Abuja..

And you are killing and maiming Igbos in Igboland..

And claiming Dike..

Onye kwụ ọ..

Akpọ ya SABO..

Egbu e ya..

I here anaghị eme gị..

Freedom Fighter

odysey:

Interestingly IPOB suspension sit at home so IPOB obviously isn't enforcing something they stopped So tagging them terrorists has failed woefully off course we know who are the sponsors of the unknown gun men their Leaders will be exposed even more

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ODV30My__8