Freedom is not given, but it's taken!

We might not see the impact of this noble initiative now but will surely see it in the future. History will record it as a form of resistance to oppression just like the Aba women riot(were many brave women lost their lives) and the Ekumeku war(were men resisted the British illegal rule at the expense of their comfort and lives). No doubt it comes with displeasure and lot of sacrifices but nothing good comes easy. As the saying goes "no pain, no gain".

Every revolution comes with lots of sacrifices and discomfort. Is it not better we starve a little today and feed fat tomorrow in freedom? Than for we to feed fat today in preparation of our death like a fattening cow being kept and chained for slaughter. I have read so many complains about the sit at home being champion by IPOB in every Nnamdi Kanu court case or whenever necessary which to me is valid. Nobody dispute or dismisses this grudges because it is the real. But we all have to bear them for a little while. It will not always be this way, because after the night comes the morning.

The Israelite complained and rose up against Moses during the journey to the promise land just because of discomfort. Some of his kinsmen purpose to return to Egypt when they remembered what they enjoined in chain. They easily forgot the chains they wore as ornaments, the beating, and the gnashing of teeth they suffered for years. What about the the noble campaign championed by the Nigerian youth not quite long ago tagged "ENDSARS". Many were against it as well, despite the good course of the movement. There will always be those who think only of there immediate gratification without looking at the bigger picture. It has been so throughout history and it will continue to be till the world ceases to be.

Men without honour nor dignity who will rather wail for their belly than to die, if need be for their freedom and right. God help us to be that steadfast in the face of difficulties for what is right and noble.

What we've seen, is a situation where the Nigerianists are increasingly becoming paranoid due to their fear of Nnamdi Kanu and his growing influence, same Nnamdi Kanu who's locked up.

What we've seen is a panic by federal forces, so they are attempting to paint the successful sit at home in dark colours.

First they tried the online campaign against the sit in, it failed. They are now disrupting activities of people who wants to sell their wares, so to give IPOB a bad name.

They are now starting to murder innocent people in cold blood, acting as unknown gun men so they can blame ESN or IPOB.

we are very happy for them let them continue

Hisbah21:
we are very happy for them let them continue

Na lie

You're crying your life out, because if the FG gives such order, it will never be obeyed.

The shame is enduring to see that Igbos can agree together and do a thing, something that's impossible in Nigeria.

bloodofthelamb:
[s]Freedom is not given, but it's taken!

We might not see the impact of this noble initiative now but will surely see it in the future. History will record it as a form of resistance to oppression just like the Aba women riot(were many brave women lost their lives) and the Ekumeku war(were men resisted the British illegal rule at the expense of their comfort and lives). No doubt it comes with displeasure and lot of sacrifices but nothing good comes easy. As the saying goes "no pain, no gain".[/s]

[s]Every revolution comes with lots of sacrifices and discomfort. Is it not better we starve a little today and feed fat tomorrow in freedom? Than for we to feed fat today in preparation of our death like a fattening cow being kept and chained for slaughter. I have read so many complains about the sit at home being champion by IPOB in every Nnamdi Kanu court case or whenever necessary which to me is valid. Nobody dispute or dismisses this grudges because it is the real. But we all have to bear them for a little while. It will not always be this way, because after the night comes the morning.[/s]

[s]The Israelite complained and rose up against Moses during the journey to the promise land just because of discomfort. Some of his kinsmen purpose to return to Egypt when they remembered what they enjoined in chain. They easily forgot the chains they wore as ornaments, the beating, and the gnashing of teeth they suffered for years.[/s] [s]What about the the noble campaign championed by the Nigerian youth not quite long ago tagged "ENDSARS". Many were against it as well, despite the good course of the movement. There will always be those who think only of there immediate gratification without looking at the bigger picture. It has been so throughout history and it will continue to be till the world ceases to be.[/s]

[s]Men without honour nor dignity who will rather wail for their belly than to die, if need be for their freedom and right. God help us to be that steadfast in the face of difficulties for what is right and noble.

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I don't blame you
It's the fault of the useless fg security and the lazy SE Governors,that can't gather information and go after this brainwashed group of brainwashed thugs, cultist, criminals and hardened prison excapees doing their fruitless and hopeless ipob.

The good thing is that the true Nwafos have already made their stand,so ya all can keep decieving yourself doing your fraud ipob.
We don't want your Biafra.
There is no gain in leaving Nigeria only to fall into the hands of brainwashed thugs and taliban wannabe criminals �.

Igboland says no to a taliban wannabe agenda.

DrGoodman:




Na lie

You're crying your life out, because if the FG gives such order, it will never be obeyed.

The shame is enduring to see that Igbos can agree together and do a thing, something that's impossible in Nigeria.

funny enough,it doesnt concern me. let them stay at home for eternity. The Igbos contribute nothing to my daily affairs

I'm living in lagos. I don't have anything to do with sit at home. Omo iya hustle!

Hisbah21:



funny enough,it doesnt concern me. let them stay at home for eternity. The Igbos contribute nothing to my daily affairs

You will still come back and cry later. The only people crying about this are outsiders. Allow us do our own thing.