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Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by africanusvu(m): 10:17am On May 02, 2015 |
madamoringo:I don't care ur tribe but u coment is characteristics of Yoruba,God knws at neutral ground,and igbos and yorubas ar abandoned to survive witout gvt intervention,every nig living or dead can easily predict hw it will go,when igbos igbos voted massively for ur brother Obasanjo in 1999 when u never gave him vote,u neva called us politically blind and even when he enters,and marginalised us,what was d result,see,dude,dnt celebrate yet,we igbos av notin,I repeat notin to loose,No regret watsoever,if we av such chance again tomorow,we wld stil repeat our action,take time and pay a visit to some igbo villages,compare d structures u will see to the ones u hav in ur western nig cities,I mean igbo villages not cities,then tell me if igbos ar surviving or not,Coward yorubaman,let see hw this Hausa/fulani_Yoruba alliance ends,we ar watching enjoy,I don beter for u naaa 1 Like |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by Nobody: 10:18am On May 02, 2015 |
sometimes diplomacy is better than brute force... everything is not by force... |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by QuotaSystem: 10:19am On May 02, 2015 |
IGBOSON1: You have gone from insulting Buhari to insulting your elders. We warned you guys, shame. |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by zendy: 10:19am On May 02, 2015 |
tupacshakur: Well if your here to check who crosses their Tee's and dotes their i's, or who forgot add an 'e', save your self the trouble and buy a newspaper. |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by africanusvu(m): 10:25am On May 02, 2015 |
God knows dat d worse thing any nigeria gvt can do to igbos is banning importation,even at that,it will still tell on every one nigerian,when that happens as it happens during first Buhari admin,we igbos must survive cos in every sitruation igbo man must hav his way,the only thing we need frm them is second nigeria bridge which all nigeria will use,then leave us to develop our land as we ar already doing,no regret untill tomorow |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by bogolobango(m): 10:27am On May 02, 2015 |
What abt republic of biafra leave my country nigeria alone |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by Ayus34(m): 10:27am On May 02, 2015 |
CountDracula:Ur leaders does.....unlike a nobody like you.....even if u hug transformer no one cares about the outcome! 1 Like |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by saintandsinnerz: 10:30am On May 02, 2015 |
madamoringo:When a cheap dirty wh.ore talks you will know. Useless woman from a useless family! Will any of your dirty family member be able to race the shoe string of an average Igbo man? Jog along slut |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by Gbawe: 10:31am On May 02, 2015 |
zendy: And the problem with people like you is that you do not understand that there are ways to show you don't see yourselves as Nigerians which would make others take you seriously. You understand the saying "charity begins at home"? Why , if serious about your wish to reject and move away from the rest of us, do you not insularly remain in your domain and make it a microcosm of the separate "great" nation you claim you want and are capable of building? What would make other Nigerians and indeed the entire world take you seriously more than this? Others have done it in history so why can't you achieve same if sincere ? Yet you come here daily telling us all other Nigerians are your problem and are the groups "holding you" back meanwhile your nomadic lifestyle, typified by your readiness to go anywhere in search of wealth and prosperity, mark you out as confused, hateful and hypocritical. If you do not feel Nigerian, and if this is truly a general feeling of your ethnic group all Igbos adhere to as a matter of principle, why not begin showing us you mean business by shunning interaction with the rest of Nigeria to make Ebonyi, Anambra, Abia, ENugu, Imo et al superlative models of how Igbos can create paradise in any space they are completely free to define? Or are you not free to define your space as you wish? Yet why do you leave your domain in droves to adopt the language and culture of others only to turn around and say those same people you willingly travelled to live with hold you back? I will never take your kind seriously as long as the real actions of Igbos on the ground show they need other Nigerians more than the other way round. Good Nigerians, to include Igbos, are sick of the hypocrisy of bitter individuals like you who are unwilling to let go of the past. The way forward is very simple. You don't "feel Nigerian" then stay away from Nigerians completely. Don't trade with them, don't migrate to where they live and don't interact with them socially. You have the States to enable you to do this, i.e keep to yourselves. We are all sick of your bitter diatribe where you hypocritically say you want your own Country and that the rest of us hinder your progress yet your real nomadic lifestyles bear people like you out as confused, hateful and bigoted hypocrites. If you and other secession-minded Igbos are genuinely intelligent and sincere then you would have realised that land borders mean nothing to resolute and 100% sincere agitators. You can create an insularly great Igbo region, irrespective of Nigeria and definitive of the "supremacist" talent you go on about non-stop, if that is genuinely what majority of Igbos want and are committed to delivering. [size=14pt]Otherwise let go of the past and partner with the rest of us to build a great Nigeria that meets all our needs whether we are Igbo, Yoruba, Hausa, Fulani, Ijaw et al.[/size] 5 Likes |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by olalat(m): 10:35am On May 02, 2015 |
[quote author=zendy post=33338002]. Nigeria can break because told you so? The soviet Union broke up,Sudan bike up, even our Colonial master Britain almost lost Scotland last year. But it is 55 year old Nigeria that can't break up? You should be asking your self why you are afraid of a break up.[/quo See kid, the strength of Nigeria is in its diversity and size. People that can work towards division of Nigeria have a lot to loose and will never contemplate that. I don't know who u are kid, what I do know is that they can never sacrifice their investment on alter of ethnicity. Even Jonathan that loss election that you guys are so bitter for will never try it. Do u know the number of estates him and his wife have in Abuja. Who is going to acquire that. The ex militant you guys are banking on normally come here to close down clubs, is it in bayelsa they do that? Many of your kinsmen will even prefer to nationalize their selves in other region. See, u need education. 1 Like |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by Nobody: 10:38am On May 02, 2015 |
Forget that visit, LNC is the way to go. |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by akinszz: 10:41am On May 02, 2015 |
AGIP things. |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by calcal: 10:41am On May 02, 2015 |
Igbos are not just serious people, your party lost the election, cool down, plan new strategy toward next election and stop begging - rats! 1 Like |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by hassan85(m): 10:42am On May 02, 2015 |
ChikezieU:apart 4m some microbic few which do u hav d choice to be proud of? Both ibolite and dia elits ve always talked more dan de can standby. Since 1966. Elementary history. No if am liein, check hw many ibos brag on NL again compair say btw 7-25 march. Then april too. |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by abouzaid: 10:44am On May 02, 2015 |
99.99% of igbo voters don't know who the hell is ikedife. he is nobody's leader. |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by scarffield(m): 10:45am On May 02, 2015 |
madamoringo:ur stupidity works with 4G! 1 Like |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by simpleseyi: 10:46am On May 02, 2015 |
rudedough: You are the true son of your mother, I can't say if you are of your father. Now that you have concluded that no Igbo man in his right sense will work under an illiterate Buhari, are you insinuating that all the Igbo groups that have gone to beg Buhari consist of senseless Igbos? I will suggest that you also write an open letter to Buhari that he should quickly abandon the so-called 2nd Niger bridge because you don't want a bridge built by an illeterate fura-drinking Fulani president. Also tell your Igbo brothers in the federal civil service not to collect salaries forthwith from the illiterate Fulani president. 3 Likes |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by klevjey: 10:46am On May 02, 2015 |
ruggedboy01: no....war is what we want |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by phemmyutd(m): 10:49am On May 02, 2015 |
Remarkable: you must be stupid for this statement. how will he need you when he didn't need you to won the election. you like highlight sha. mumu |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by nwaanambra1(m): 10:51am On May 02, 2015 |
Gbawe: THIS GUY! U R ONE NAIRALANDER I TRULY WISH TO MEET IN PERSON! WE NEED TO PUSH YOU INTO ACTIVE POLITICS! WE NEED PEOPLE LIKE YOU IN THE FRONT LINE OF LEADERSHIP. YOU HAVE MY DEEPEST RESPECT ALWAYS! MAY GOD PRESERVE YOU. 1 Like |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by killercute16(m): 10:53am On May 02, 2015 |
ECOTERRORS:Chai!! |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by Nobody: 10:57am On May 02, 2015 |
killercute16:kilode, the idi.ot deserves it |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by Kenistry(m): 10:58am On May 02, 2015 |
ruggedboy01:Am sure u read d article, ur only problm is comprehension. D sooner u work on it, d more reasonable u'll bcom. |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by chernest2002: 10:58am On May 02, 2015 |
Election is over let all give support to gmb so that Nigeria will get better but if election comes again as Nigeria is today i will vote gej again and again. |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by IYANGBALI: 11:10am On May 02, 2015 |
ECOTERRORS:why?fr speaking out her mind or for telling you the bitter truth?igbos cannot reap where they did not sow. That's the plain bitter truth |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by TEKUTE: 11:12am On May 02, 2015 |
madamoringo:ure re senseless.......u need to be rehabilitated |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by smoothralph(m): 11:15am On May 02, 2015 |
rudedough:An illiterate will rule u and ur entire family for at least 4 years. ...Dats a more difficult pill to swallow. 1 Like |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by zendy: 11:18am On May 02, 2015 |
Gbawe: Listen man,we are not in a stone-age. The "ECOWAS" embossed at the top of the Nigerian passport did not get there by mistake. It is there to encourage economic co-operation and free movement of west Africans without the need for the member nation to give up their sovereignty. This same principle applies with the European union (EU). I do not have to give up my sovereignty to do business with a Yoruba man or Hausa man. Igbos don't have to be in the same country to the Yorubas or Hausas for us to anything mutually beneficial for all. I have read on NL how some Yorubas have said that they cannot take Igbos serious about wanting there own country unless they leave Lagos and go back their homeland and I laugh. Why would anyone even think this if not to spite the Igbos? Have all the Yorubas in west Africa,Europe and America been sent back for not being citizens of their host countries? The commercial activities of Igbos in Lagos are contributing in generating revenues for not just Lagos but Nigeria as a whole but someone wants the Igbos to go because they want their own country. What will be next? You send back all the Chinese,Indians and Ghanains? How can Nigeria even send anyone back without leaving ECOWAS first. The Igbos need and want their sovereignty stolen by the British back. I do not need my destiny decided in Abuja and I certainly don't want any political Union with Yorubas or Hausas. You can't enforce your "Lord Lugardian dream" on people who don't want it. A country is by the consent of the people and not by force or fiat. 2 Likes |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by illiad: 11:19am On May 02, 2015 |
madamoringo: Thank You Very Much! When I see bitter people like you, already in the third phase of neurosis, my heart gladdens for the special place God has accorded the Igbo. Pls do continue in your bitter life, for that is your duty to Igbo. A very necessary duty that have continued to see them go from height to height at the detriment of their embittered low lifers like you! Yorubbish. |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by akigbemaru: 11:20am On May 02, 2015 |
igbo leaders visit Buhari |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by ruggedboy01: 11:39am On May 02, 2015 |
Kenistry:am the op of this thread ignoramus |
Re: Why Igbo Leaders Visited Buhari – Ikedife by Naijiant: 11:46am On May 02, 2015 |
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