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bilymuse
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #416 on: July 06, 2009, 09:32 PM »

Ikeyman00
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billy-loophole

no no no !! until u face the truth u will be taken seriously by ndigbi, those people in that artcles are criminal and gangters


The truth is Igbos have no leaders, what you have are spare part dealers masquerading as politicians. There is no Igbo politician that is ready to sacrifice his life for his people. Everything about Igbo is money money money. That is the reason you wont get anywhere politically.

Many  Yoruba people where killed during June 12, and hundreds more where jailed, yet they remained steadfast and fought for what they believe, until the government was forced to handover power to Yoruba people. These are true warriors , people who believe.
ikeyman00 (m)
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #417 on: July 06, 2009, 09:47 PM »

hahhha

hahhhhhhhhhhhh 

hahhha oh yes hahhha

and the yorubas got leader, well i guess in this case a leader might be opened to miscellanous definitions, but in the oduduwa context thieves are respected and embellished; so what next abola abi june 12 when he might just embezle even more than he did, u can never tell, if a man like that could make away with the whole tele-communication fund at the detriment of the whole country, that could only emphasise on his wickedness

my friend courtesy to nl aka ogun man himseleves, dnt hate me haha i will pressume from now on next time u picture igbo man walk past u, bow your head in shame if your neck hasnt stiffen up sorri to say
ikeyman00 (m)
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #418 on: July 06, 2009, 09:55 PM »

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The greatest betrayer in Nigeria is that coward  Ojukwu. That fool led millions of innocent igbo people to their death, at the heat of the battle he stole biafran money and ran away like a chicken to self impose exile. Years later he came back after receiving bribe from NPN and marry a small girl of his daughters age. Later,  he starts fighting for his own property without considering millions of lives destroyed during the war.

billy-retarded

with abacha $7,000,0000,000 all federal road in naija will be built to last in the next 60 yrs

with Umaro Dikko $5,000,000,000 diseases like malaria, infact and mortality death etc will gone for good and million of lives could have been saved

with obj $ 16,000,000,000 naija should be havin minimun of 18hrs power supply

the list goes on and on aduslaim abubaka nko plenty



so who is the ultimate betrayer with all that talk on koran

burn and suck yall
ikeyman00 (m)
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #419 on: July 06, 2009, 09:59 PM »

why has these people havent be stoned Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked; i thought thats what koran prophetises

if it was in US that havent got koran culture those man will rot in jail Shocked Shocked

someone isnt practises what u is preachin
mccloud224 (m)
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #420 on: July 07, 2009, 01:13 AM »

Pretty interesting post.From all i see, the negative attitude toward the igbo race stems from envy and jealousy.All the senseless rants from billymuse and his cohorts point to this.He is so quick to provide lenghty and unintelligent replies condemning igbos but can't provide on logical reply to questions about his own people.

Grow up haters.Jealousy will get you no where.For example, the billymuse character stated an edit from El rufai that Igbos own 73% of land in Abuja.Yes, what if they do?Did they acquire the property for free.Na Jealousy go finish you.Rot and die in your jealousy and madness.

mccloud224 (m)
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #421 on: July 07, 2009, 01:19 AM »

@Billymuse or moose (whatever)

You seem to be an adept MKO supporter.Hmm, he was a real saint wasn't he?Then why did a yoruba man who is respected world wide for his music sing songs about him (ITT, INTERNATIONAL THIEF THIEF).You have forgotten already?Or maybe your undeveloped brain just let it pass.

Guy, enough said, you be mumu.
bilymuse
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #422 on: July 07, 2009, 08:01 AM »

Ikeyman00

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billy-retarded

with abacha $7,000,0000,000 all federal road in naija will be built to last in the next 60 yrs

with Umaro Dikko $5,000,000,000 diseases like malaria, infact and mortality death etc will gone for good and million of lives could have been saved

with obj $ 16,000,000,000 naija should be havin minimun of 18hrs power supply

the list goes on and on aduslaim abubaka nko plenty


All have sinned and come short of glory of God. An average Nigerian politician is a thief, irrespective of tribal affiliation. Mallam Ribadu confirmed it when he indicted 33 of the 36 state Governors.

But this people are better than Ojukwu, who has blood of millions of people in his hand. He not only stole biafran money, but deceived the people to continue fighting while he ran away. A final insult to the dead and life destroyed, that bald head fool came back and start fighting for his properties. Ojukwu is the quitessential Igbo politician; selfish , no conscience.


rhymz (m)
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #423 on: July 07, 2009, 08:28 AM »

The last thing I will do is to give impetus to any gibberish 4rm a dingbat failure,U can continue to whine in U misery,dat's your own cup of tea.I thought I could engage U, bilymouse in an issue based discussion,however,nothing abt your lame and vain postz re intellectually stimulating,giving reply to jejune claim will be lowering d standard of d kinda I.Q dat I engage.Am not here to incite hate but to put issues in perspectivez with factz and figurez.U can continue to hate igbo it's OK as long as U don't cross d line,just as there's no cure for racism,so is there no cure for tribalism but dat wont stop us 4rm succeeding,dat's one thing we re gud at.Like Pastor Chris will say,when d wheel of progress in motion is in motion,d wise and hardworking ppl move with it while d lazy,tribalists like bilymouse stand and stare in surprise and ask otherz,"what's going on?"i will only reply intelligent posts henceforth & I advise other intelligent ppl to dsame,bilymouse U can say shit to make Urself feel gud dat's your probs.
bilymuse
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #424 on: July 07, 2009, 08:38 AM »

Ikeyman00

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why has these people havent be stoned Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked; i thought thats what koran prophetises

if it was in US that havent got koran culture those man will rot in jail Shocked Shocked

someone isnt practises what u is preachin



If Ojukwu has shame and conscience he would keep a low profile and dedicate himself to charity, as a means of cleansing his soul. But the bald head fool went to contest for president and fought over a small girl. Mr. Onoh., Bianca's father, knew the kind of man Ojukwu is, that why he doesn't want his blood to pollute his lineage line. Onoh does not want Ojukwu kind as a grandchild.
deb (m)
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #425 on: July 07, 2009, 09:12 AM »

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Pretty interesting post.From all i see, the negative attitude toward the igbo race stems from envy and jealousy.All the senseless rants from billymuse and his cohorts point to this.He is so quick to provide lenghty and unintelligent replies condemning igbos but can't provide on logical reply to questions about his own people.

Grow up haters.Jealousy will get you no where.For example, the billymuse character stated an edit from El rufai that Igbos own 73% of land in Abuja.Yes, what if they do?Did they acquire the property for free.Na Jealousy go finish you.Rot and die in your jealousy and madness.

haaaaa hhhhhhhha hahahahahahahaha

haaaaa hhhhhhhha hahahahahahahaha  JEALOUSY INDEED! Grin Grin Grin Grin
I'll rather die than to be jealous of an Igbo. What is there to envy in your despicable lifestyle
ikeyman00 (m)
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #426 on: July 07, 2009, 09:35 AM »

hahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

     hhahhaa


grab my cup of tea!! hhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

  yes ojukwu blood on his hand indeed

do u know how many mother that died through givin birth in the world of 2009!! check that out blood indeed? abi only in nigeria a common outdated fever can kill

do u how that million have died on nigeria high way ; blood indeed haaaaaaaaaaaa sharap fool this aint funi; opps jealous indeed

do u know how many that died ealry tryin to make ends meet in naija due to your looter in chief of staff Huh? bloooooooooooood indeed

hmm could only hope kolomental aint laughin his trans-sexual ass off now

now  Will u embrace the igbo spirit for the betterment of nigeria or do u rather die? na u sabi; the struggle goes on



         
xxxinchdep
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #427 on: July 07, 2009, 09:40 AM »

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a failed society created created a disorganized government.
i just got back from nija, i cant believe what a hell in a hole the country is turning out to be. no hope for the future, system all broken, most people want to leave the country. however, behind the facades of destruction,i see the vision, the bright future. that even though the leaders have failed  the people. the people can still work their way out of depression.
the reason nigeria has failed is because of the societal mentality  we all have created. the big boiiiiiiii idea, that u have to be rich by all means. secondly the present day youth generation have not being taken care of, lastly, the weak run away from their problem rather than fight it out even if it cost one his or her life. let it be know u fought for justice.
after the civil war,  under the military regime most people move to the urban areas from villages. just like me - my people moved to lagos festac. with just big dreams and ready to take the world. very few people could boast of having a degree. the government cared gave them houses, at a cheaper rates. jobs, etc it worked right. (what the white man made.) our power craving destroyed it. over 15years. i remember those days in festac we actually pick fishes in the sewer now considered gutters. or the phones at every block entrance. or even the serenity. clean water constant light a societz that works. the police men had pride in what they did and they were paid well. there was no reason to pollute our air with generator because someone is making money out of the petrol and generator we buy.
demographically,lagos has more older folks than younger ones below 33,they are not going back and they have friends in lagos. they got use to the urban african life. there is very little hope for the youth who are the ones who provide or will security. and continue the great nation.the moment politicans start seeking the interest of the babies and kids that is when people will see the changes in the goverment.most politicians and  the governors are not just corrupt but useless. if they dont understand the role of the government for the people.the confrontation between the youths and the olders ones.it  is like a tinking bomb that will soon explode. how long can u hold the war in the delta. how long can a man see his child die in his hands because of hunger,how long can we be suffering and crying. the truth about it is that the youth are the ones protecting the rich and the rich have being in politics for long  without no major impact. the obansanjos and babaginda. it is not about tribe. they have failed and they know that. and this fair opportunity can be seen in every aspect of nigeria even sport. the older ones who had the opportunity should step down for the youngers ones. it is their time KANU.
leaving nigeria is never the solution, we all who have gone oversea can testify. it is not that rosey. the only difference is that they give us opportunity to survive and often times give us respect than people in our own country. the society the influencial politician created in nigeria is to trick us to leave the country so they can benefit from the oil money send their kids to the best school oversea. abuse our kids. make us believe that is is only by illicit act that we can make it. trust me most who stay in nigeria cant compete overseas.most problem in nigeria can be rectified even a dumb person can easily analyse it and fix it. or else u guys the older ones who we protect is heading for serious problem a war or revolution. many people want to come back home. and give back but how can they. when the government do not want to promote the idea of coming back home. to give back to the society. other countries offered us alot. nigeria has money. i have being every where. and i know there is money. but greed and stupidity make the ignorant leaders push us back to slavery.  THE ONLY REASON PEOPLE LEAVE NIGERIA IS BECAUSE OF MORE OPPORTUNITY THAN OUR COUNTRY WHO STILL BELIEVE IN ENSLAVING US
i can tell u three things than can definitely be fixed easily but enslaving our own people is a pride to the goverment.
1. light  the cost of owning a generator  is about 12 to n14 thousand downpayment for my light bill oversea
secondly the daily cost to put petrol daily in it cost about a whooping n 2000 or more  tell if the cost of leaving in usa, uk, germany or any where is that expensive for light. but it continues because someone is gaining too much money it can be fixed people will rather pay that money to get light daily. but no body cares a governor does one piece of little event and wants every one to praise him. gov of lagos is a fool.
talk about security
it is appauliing that the police has to harrass people daily to feed. govt should ask or monitor how much they make daily from standing in the street  and increase their pay and ensure the bus drivers or taxis pay for it. they pay regardless, but accountablity should be enforced. police should be accountable for their actions.also watch for the unforseen circumstance like bus price hike. that is when the government step in a nd create ,more cheap buses for poor people. this is very possible. most of the people running our country see how it works oversea but are ignorant to their people because they are weak. can u guys sustain the on going social problem.
lastly road. from my own point of view nija roaad s are ridiculous because the government failed. so many unemployed graduates trust me if u ready to pay them tangible amount  they will work for any thing just give them hope u can employ youths to fix the roads. they are a big mess. a nd fix it right with traffic lights working warning signs and lanes intact. then impose a new law that demand everyone should go to driving schhools no one should be excluded. and the bikers should go to inner city. insurance sector should work.  any car in the road should be towed if it is not parked right. no car driving  with smoking exhaust. above all a time limit should be set like 2 years and other stuff like a train station or big government buses should run. for the poor. it is not a must to drive a car. people just have to go to car. and clean the mess. to many cars in the roads so make it a social class issue but create opportunity for the poor.
ikeyman00 (m)
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #428 on: July 07, 2009, 09:57 AM »

^^^^

but would the listen

hope odududwa aint turnin upside down on his grave

those morons will never rest for life
bilymuse
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #429 on: July 07, 2009, 09:37 PM »

Rhymz
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I thought I could engage U, bilymouse in an issue based discussion,however,nothing abt your lame and vain postz re intellectually stimulating,giving reply to jejune claim will be lowering d standard of d kinda I.Q dat I engage.Am not here to incite hate but to put issues in perspectivez with factz and figurez.U can continue to hate igbo it's OK as long as U don't cross d line,just as there's no cure for racism

Rhmz you are a shameless hypocrite. you lack integrity and a disgrace to Nairaland. I love people who stand on what they believe, you are faithlees and spinless, another typical spare part dealer.

When Okeyman00 was was engage in tribal bashing  against Yoruba and Hausa , you were very happy and hysterical praising him thus:

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Hahahahaha,, Ikeyman00 U re a firebrand am realy impressed by your knowledge of d goings-on in Nigeri,U realy re a match 4dat No2atheism or wateva.When I see ibo ppl articulate dier views like U ve done,i feel so proud to be igbo.
You went forward to declare victory saying:
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@Bilymuse,am lafin hysterically cos obviously U re worn out,datz what U get when U argue without facts with ppl who re obviously & overwhelmingly intelligent dan U re. Dat publication is lyk 3yrz old and is a testimony of igbo ppl's resilience & success story, Thanx for posting it(lmao),we ve even had a debate on it be4 on nairaland,my guezz is,U curled it 4rm dis site, Hahahahaha, Lazy Chump.
Now that I'm dissecting your Igbo leaders and showing the true colours of those criminals you called hero, you are whimping like a baby and talking about intelligent discussion. Go and take your pills, it would help relax your nerves
$$osisi
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #430 on: July 07, 2009, 09:46 PM »

Quote from: bilymuse on July 06, 2009, 09:32 PM
Ikeyman00

The truth is Igbos have no leaders, what you have are spare part dealers masquerading as politicians. There is no Igbo politician that is ready to sacrifice his life for his people. Everything about Igbo is money money money. That is the reason you wont get anywhere politically.

Many Yoruba people where killed during June 12, and hundreds more where jailed, yet they remained steadfast and fought for what they believe, until the government was forced to handover power to Yoruba people. These are true warriors , people who believe.


ROFL
There's nothing I won't hear
Please tell us, is the average Yoruba man better than the average Igbo man in any way shape or form?



OBJ was prez for 8 years,is Yoruba land a haven by any stretch?

Materially speaking is there more poverty in Igboland compared to Yoruba land?
are you smarter
are you better educated
what exactly do Yorubas do better than Igbos
and what is the ill in Igboland that doesn't exist in Yorubaland?
Carry your ugly face and get out of here
lazy baboon!

These never do wells just come on the internet and talk rubbish thinking that they are making sense
Igbos like money and yorubas like what?
amala?

ikeyman00 (m)
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #431 on: July 07, 2009, 11:12 PM »

osisi

i tire for those poeple with their oduduwa mentality
Ijawman (m)
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #432 on: July 07, 2009, 11:16 PM »

Quote from: $$osisi on July 07, 2009, 09:46 PM

ROFL
There's nothing I won't hear
Please tell us, is the average Yoruba man better than the average Igbo man in any way shape or form?



OBJ was prez for 8 years,is Yoruba land a haven by any stretch?

Materially speaking is there more poverty in Igboland compared to Yoruba land?
are you smarter
are you better educated
what exactly do Yorubas do better than Igbos
and what is the ill in Igboland that doesn't exist in Yorubaland?
Carry your ugly face and get out of here
lazy baboon!

These never do wells just come on the internet and talk rubbish thinking that they are making sense
Igbos like money and yorubas like what?
amala?


Gbegiri and Efo riro:lol: I thought Bode George, Fani Kayode, Madam Etteh, Obj (father son and daughter), Kenny Martins, the current speaker, Tafa Balogun, Ehindero, Madam Grange and tons of others too numerous to mention are all non-Yoruba people?
udezue (m)
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #433 on: July 08, 2009, 12:20 AM »

LOL @ Osisi

Amala?Huh
Na Amala and Ewedu soup.
rhymz (m)
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #434 on: July 08, 2009, 04:25 AM »

@dat Moron,Bilymuse,May amadioha strike U dead for mentioning my name in your brainsless posts.
I refuse to demean myself by coming down to your lvl,is it by force?Nigger am way above your league in every standard,shoe dey get size,homeboy go find your own,am above your average and I dont do kiddy stuff,what part of "4ck off" is it dat your thick empty head can't comprehend,is it d "4CK"  or d "OFF",tell me so I can make it simple for your kid mind, Go on & write your shit,i dont giv a 4ck if your parentz re dumb and stupid so long as U don't  extend dat stupiditiy to me,U can crash and burn to ashes.Nigga if U hate my gutz all U need do is to put a 9milimeter to your lame brain, Kpo!And you ve your brains splattered all over da place,d world wont miss U,gudnews is,muda4ckin hate mongers would ve reduced by one.igbos will continue to succeed so lazy idiotz lyk U can whine and whine and we go dey make d dough,dey smile to d bank and continue to expand so more loserz & gud4notin wimpz lyk U can get heartattacks and goose pimplez. 
rhymz (m)
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #435 on: July 08, 2009, 04:47 AM »

@Osisi,I lyk d satire in your post,hahahaha, D questionz U asked at d end waz so for funny, I just couldn't stop myself 4rm lafin.Right on point bruv.
Fact is,One does't ve to be ibo to see foolishness and d sectarian bent of mind,i could swear dis hater is high on cheap whiskey, Cos obviously his brain is not in control of anything dat he writes.
rhymz (m)
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #436 on: July 08, 2009, 07:18 AM »

@Osisi,I lyk d satire in your post,hahahaha, D questionz U asked at d end waz so for funny, I just couldn't stop myself 4rm lafin.Right on point bruv.
Fact is,One does't ve to be ibo to see foolishness and d sectarian bent of mind,i could swear dis hater is high on cheap whiskey, Cos obviously his brain is not in control of anything dat he writes.
bilymuse
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #437 on: July 08, 2009, 05:01 PM »

$$Osisi
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ROFL
There's nothing I won't hear
Please tell us, is the average Yoruba man better than the average Igbo man in any way shape or form?

OBJ was prez for 8 years,is Yoruba land a haven by any stretch?

Common guys, let be fair to OBJ, the guy is crude, unsophisticated and lacking in charisma, but in terms of achievement, probably the best Nigeria president. He brought in GSM and help paid off our debt.

GSM led to the inflow of foreign capital and is responsible for the boom in stock market and the high digit economic growth recorded. GSM alone  led to the creation of over 5 millions jobs. Think about people selling recharge card, phones , call centres. This stretch from major cities down to the interior villages. From Abroad you can call family members direct in the village;  thank OBJ for that.

Though, OBJ has his shortcomings, but his achievements surpass any Nigerian president.

Compare him with that bald head fool called Ojukwu, the difference is clear
kaecy5 (m)
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #438 on: July 08, 2009, 05:18 PM »

@billy- de isi ewu

stop giving OBJ credit for GSM, abacha started the process b4 he died of Sergent cardiac,

bringing GSM is not a big achievement it just takes foresight to fulfill needs of the people

well i would agree with you to an extent that he tried in his fight against corruption against his enemies while  his daughter functions as  a saint.

you cant compare square plugs and round pegs together, Ojukwu and Obasanjo were playing in different leagues.

and obasanjo cant measure up.
bilymuse
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #439 on: July 08, 2009, 05:27 PM »

$$0sisi
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Materially speaking is there more poverty in Igboland compared to Yoruba land?
are you smarter
are you better educated
what exactly do Yorubas do better than Igbos
and what is the ill in Igboland that doesn't exist in Yorubaland?
Carry your ugly face and get out of here
lazy baboon!

These never do wells just come on the internet and talk rubbish thinking that they are making sense
Igbos like money and yorubas like what?
amala?

Comparatively, many Igbo or Yoruba people dont beg on the street compare to the northerners, where begging has been elevated to a profession. Materially speaking, Igbo may be ahead with Yoruba people following behind, while the north are in a distant third.

Igbo chaps usually sacrifice education for spare part trading, where they are taught to be mean , selfish and cold. They abandon God and worship the devil called ego. Yoruba people still believe in education and strive very hard to send their kids to school , irrespective of the circumstances. so they come first

The ill in Igboland - an average igbo trader has no heart, ruthless and cold. He worship the devil called ego; which is responsible for the high percentage of criminals among the Igbos compare to other Nigerian tribes.
asha 80 (m)
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #440 on: July 08, 2009, 05:35 PM »

@bilymuse

u sure do have a cave mentality.
kaecy5 (m)
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #441 on: July 08, 2009, 05:48 PM »

Quote from: bilymuse on July 08, 2009, 05:27 PM
 
The ill in Igboland - an average igbo trader has no heart, ruthless and cold.

bros,

i have worked in south africa, Europe and US all thru my graduate life and i have come to understand that the capitalist market is a cruel market, survival of the fittest

so i dont think u have to totally blame the average igbo trader for trying to survive in his market field
bilymuse
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #442 on: July 08, 2009, 05:59 PM »

Kaecy5
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@billy- de isi ewu

stop giving OBJ credit for GSM, abacha started the process b4 he died of Sergent cardiac,

you are a fool, I detest people who tell naked lies for the sake of argument. GSM was never on abacha's agenda, he was too preoccupied with sanction, security and threat of coup. How could he think of GSM when sanction was placed on the country and the foreign companies who could operate the system would be unable to secure loan for the requisite investment.

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you cant compare square plugs and round pegs together, Ojukwu and Obasanjo were playing in different leagues.

and obasanjo cant measure up.

when Obasanjo was returning to Nigeria he was advised against it, because abacha planned to arrest and jailed him. But, OBJ returned to the country, was arrested and jailed; the rest is history.

Toward the end of Biafra war Ojukwu was faced with two choices: fight on and die like a hero or live like a coward. That bald head fool choose cowardice.
Ijawman (m)
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #443 on: July 08, 2009, 06:28 PM »

Bilymuse,

Even people of south south are more (and better) educated than Yoruba, not to talk of Ibo. Don't you read the JAMB website? Yoruba people have always sacrificed education for taxi driving, bukateria (iya olonje), gbomogbomo and fake pastoring. Some of those who venture into education do so just to get paper. They can't speak simple good english (just like you). That is why you have so many forged degree holders in that clime.
Dede1
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #444 on: July 08, 2009, 07:07 PM »

Quote from: Ijawman on July 08, 2009, 06:28 PM
Bilymuse,

Even people of south south are more (and better) educated than Yoruba, not to talk of Ibo. Don't you read the JAMB website? Yoruba people have always sacrificed education for taxi driving, bukateria (iya olonje), gbomogbomo and fake pastoring. Some of those who venture into education do so just to get paper. They can't speak simple good english (just like you). That is why you have so many forged degree holders in that clime.

Please do not pay attention to that demented peacock called bilymonkey. What a latent idiot?
rhymz (m)
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #445 on: July 09, 2009, 08:36 AM »

Those pointing at the GSM revolution as his legacy are poor students of history.
IBB initiated the deregulation of telecommunication and electronic media. We cannot point at what was done with the over $ 900 million license fees paid by the GSM operators.
We have heard of Obasanjo owning greater shares of Transcorp. Yet, he was fighting corruption. This is a man that in 1999 had not more than N22,000. While making sure Nigerians do not enjoy steady power supply, about four years ago he tried to ban the importation of electric generators.Was is it d kabal he helped in setting up in d NNPC Dat ve made petroleum products,d lykz of Dangote,Femi Otedolla & co ve become billionairz through d worst biz practices,politically ousting out competitorz no thanx to dat belligerant fool,Obasanjo.Obasanjo is not just the worst ruler we ve had,he also gave corruption a new name,impetus & institutionalized it.But in the eyes of his Myopic tribes men(not all though),he is a saint,d best thin to happen to Nigeria.Wat a shame!!
rhymz (m)
Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #446 on: July 09, 2009, 08:47 AM »

Those pointing at the GSM revolution as his legacy are poor students of history.
IBB initiated the deregulation of telecommunication and electronic media. We cannot point at what was done with the over $ 900 million license fees paid by the GSM operators.
We have heard of Obasanjo owning greater shares of Transcorp. Yet, he was fighting corruption. This is a man that in 1999 had not more than N22,000. While making sure Nigerians do not enjoy steady power supply, about four years ago he tried to ban the importation of electric generators.Was is it d kabal he helped in setting up in d NNPC Dat ve made petroleum products,d lykz of Dangote,Femi Otedolla & co ve become billionairz through d worst biz practices,politically ousting out competitorz no thanx to dat belligerant fool,Obasanjo.Obasanjo is not just the worst ruler we ve had,he also gave corruption a new name,impetus & institutionalized it.But in the eyes of his Myopic tribes men(not all though),he is a saint,d best thin to happen to Nigeria.Wat a shame!!
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Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President?
« #447 on: July 09, 2009, 09:45 AM »

What we need is a working country. We need to negotiate how to save or break Nigeria. Name calling and all the hate in the world can't solve this problem. Read these
 
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