Bia Pulse
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These self-proclaimed professors were asked what should have been simple historical questions by an intelligent woman, and one of them appeared visibly provoked. Among the questions were: 1. What was the name of Port Harcourt before it was renamed Port Harcourt? 2. Who are the indigenous people of Port Harcourt? Instead of calmly answering the questions, the professor became visibly agitated. Being a professor should come with knowledge, composure, and the ability to engage with difficult questions not anger when someone asks for clarification. If you claim expertise, let your knowledge speak for you. Questions should never be treated as an insult.
Bia Pulse114,499 views • 7 days ago
“FAAC is what APC and Tinubu want to use for campaign? Nigerians will fact-check everything.” The irony within the APC is that, after years in power, they are struggling to point to any achievements to campaign on. From Buhari’s eight years to Tinubu’s nearly four years in office, Nigerians are still asking. Where are the promised results? No reliable electricity. Bad roads and failing infrastructure. Insecurity in many communities. Hunger and rising poverty. A severe cost-of-living crisis. Struggling healthcare and education systems. Water shortages forcing communities to provide their own boreholes. Now, they appear to be looking toward FAAC allocations as a campaign talking point. But Nigerians are watching. FAAC is public money belonging to the federation,it is not a personal achievement of any political party or president. Citizens have every right to examine the figures, compare allocations with what they actually see on the ground, and ask where the money went. You cannot campaign with statistics while Nigerians are living with the consequences of governance. In 2027, Nigerians should not vote based on propaganda, slogans or recycled figures. Let every party present its record, account for public funds, and tell Nigerians exactly what it will do differently. The final judgment belongs to the Nigerian people.
Bia Pulse37,028 views • 2 days ago
You see how wicked these people are? This is their modus operandi. According to this lady, Igbos refused to take NELFUND loans for their children’s education. How is refusing a loan a problem? She also claimed Igbos refused to join the military ,the same military where Igbo officers are routinely denied promotion. Instead, hatred-filled senior officers send Igbo soldiers to the battlefield, where they are slaughtered by well-armed and sophisticated Islamic Fulani militants. And when these terrorists are eventually caught, the same high-ranking military officers release them through deceptive “deradicalization, rehabilitation, and reintegration” programmes ,pure taqiyya after they merely swear on the Quran. Igbos will only fully participate in the Nigerian military when the country is properly restructured to treat every citizen fairly, regardless of tribe or religion. Innocent Igbos are still being targeted out of pure hatred: wrongly profiled, arrested, and transported from the South East to the North or South West to face punishment and torture. Look at the infrastructure: no functional federal roads in the South East, no seaport, and no international airport. Igbo students who wrote JAMB were massively failed out of deliberate malice. When confronted, the authorities simply lied and called it a “glitch.” Finally, if Nigerians fail to vote for Peter Obi, he will simply return to the South East and continue his business. No one is doing Peter Obi or the Igbo people any favour by voting for him.
Bia Pulse120,046 views • 19 days ago
Breaking News:Nigerians filmed sleeping under bridge in Saudi Arabia.Religion destroyed black peoples
Bia Pulse2,151,802 views • 1 year ago
The Greater Igbo Region is coming. The time has come to unite and give proper recognition to every Igbo-speaking community, regardless of the state or geopolitical zone where colonial-era boundaries placed them. Our people deserve a fair conversation about identity, political representation, economic integration and regional development. No community should be erased from its history or denied the right to preserve its language, culture and heritage. The Greater Igbo Region is not just a slogan,it is a call for unity, dignity and self-determination through peaceful and democratic means.
Bia Pulse16,629 views • 5 days ago
I’m telling you that I’m Igbo, and you’re telling me I’m not Igbo—that I’m from Benin. 😂 How do you tell someone their own identity and ancestry? This is the handiwork of some Yorubas, telling an Igbo person that he or she is not Igbo. 😁😂😀 Abeg, make una leave person identity for them. 😂
Bia Pulse19,965 views • 7 days ago
Yoruba representatives reportedly went ahead to draw a map for the Igbo and other regions. When the South-South proposed its own map, including the Badagry water corridor, it was rejected. Then we Igbos said,allow us to draw our own map and determine what represents our people. The response from the Yoruba delegates was reportedly: No. Why should anyone else decide how another people should be represented? This is why Nigerians must look beyond the ethnic arguments and examine the political strategy behind these moves. In my view, this is part of the broader political strategy of President Tinubu and the APC. Nigeria belongs to all of us. No group should be forced to accept a map or political arrangement it did not help create.
Bia Pulse18,527 views • 6 days ago
The current restructuring proposal looks, to many Nigerians, more like a political strategy than a genuine commitment to restructuring. There are concerns that the process could be used to create unnecessary tension between the Igbo and Ijaw communities. If the intention is truly to restructure Nigeria into 17 regions, then the process should be transparent, inclusive, and based on the wishes of the people. For the Igbo, this should include a serious discussion about Igbo-speaking communities that were placed in neighbouring states through previous boundary arrangements. If those communities freely choose to be part of an Igbo region, their wishes should be respected. Restructuring should unite communities, not deliberately set them against one another. If it is genuine, let the people decide and let every community have a voice.
Bia Pulse18,857 views • 7 days ago
I think what we should be talking about now is a greater eastern region
Bia Pulse19,086 views • 8 days ago
A young Fulani man, who says he was born and raised in Cross River State, made serious allegations during a video call with D English Alhaji, claiming that some influential Fulani politicians, imams and wealthy individuals are allegedly involved in sponsoring kidnapping, terrorism and violence in Nigeria. He went further by naming individuals he claimed were behind some of these activities. These are serious allegations and should not simply be dismissed or accepted without investigation. If the individuals named have evidence against them, the appropriate security agencies should investigate and prosecute anyone found responsible, regardless of ethnicity, religion or political position. Terrorism and kidnapping are not the crimes of an entire ethnic or religious group. The focus should be on identifying the individuals financing, organizing and enabling these criminal networks and holding them accountable under the law. Nigerians deserve the truth, justice and security.
Bia Pulse11,958 views • 6 days ago
Ogbomoso will never have peace unless they accept Islamization-Imam
Bia Pulse220,756 views • 6 months ago
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The reason the Islamic Fulani Muslim terrorist kill people and at the same, they shout allahu akbar is for them not to be punished, because in their penal code law,if you kill for Allah,you will not be punished You see the military releasing them through de radicalization, rehabilitation and reintegration back to society is because their law protects them.
Bia Pulse329,121 views • 9 months ago
