jaymichael:
[size=14pt]I ll take this seriously only if it will bring GEJ back.[/size]

jaymichael:
I ll take this seriously only if it will bring GEJ back.

Nonybb:
What has this got to do with Goodluck Jonathan

VirginFinder:
Arrant nonsense!
Yorubas are in a class of their own in this country.
Rather, it's the ibos who would do anything to have their heads neck-deep in the abokkkis' assss.
We saved Nigeria from total demise by installing Buhari.
No apologies!!

BuddahMonk:


QuotaSystem did a yoruba just said they installed Buhari

BuddahMonk:


QuotaSystem did a yoruba just said they installed Buhari

Nonybb:
The Yorubas wanted an Economic/Social change but the Hausa-Fulanis wanted, in it crudity, a Political change. The SouthEasterners(Igbos) wanted a Conservative approach to issues, and intimately would want no change. The Igbos saw the agitations of those that needed "change", as partly, misconstrued Reformist; they lack frankness and human sensitivity. Nigerians were kept in abeyance why the change mantra was exclusive now because we could also see religious inclination, sentiments as a major motivation of the Hausa-Fulani course. Nigeria was looted to stupor during the course of their 38 years of total rulership and domination, yet they kept fate that one day democracy will return and normalize our system, and get rip of the rapaciousness; and it was so, partly because Sani Abacha was stealing nothing as widely conceived even by Buhari, a "change" agent. So our major indignation became why they couldnt kept the same fate with a Southerner.
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Undoubtedly, the Hausa-Fulanis are the father of this great nation; but there were some cynicism within the Igbos that it was only so because it lies on the premise of others playing the role of a servitude while they take the lead. Igbos has a protestant disposition and would always question the veracity of every gesture, both being a fatherly figure as assumed by the Hausa-Fulanis. The Hausa-Fulanis stopped the abridgement of our territory; they maintained the status quo in series of counter coup during the military era with T Y Danjuma killing Aguiyi Ironsi after he took from Chukwuma Kaduna Nzeogu, and stopping Dimka from his radio broadcast with the help of Ibrahim Babamosi Babangida after he killed General Murtala Muhammad. They guided and protected an institution, in principle of maintaining a system that wouldnt put them out of favour. It was good thing they did so; it was equally what gave us a serious thought of it's forseen effortless perpetuality.
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The Yorubas are the motherly figure, receptive, lack motivation and obsession. They are civilized, educated, modern and crass. But their motherly figure is but a wuss. In a family, mothers has a considerable influence on their husband. The Yorubas had been entrapped in their own role as a subjugated spouse. They are not authoritative as a wife; willing to pulsate where the dance and ship seals with the drum beating and captaincy of the Hausa-Fulani puppeteers.
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__Azolike Nonso Afamefuna, a political analyst. He studied Gambariology at the Federal University of Technology Owerri and currently doing his Masters in Talakawa Incursion. He has many Thesis in his field, and he is currently studying the workability of Igbo succession from the Lugardian Contraption

Nonybb:
The Yorubas wanted an Economic/Social change but the Hausa-Fulanis wanted, in it crudity, a Political change. The SouthEasterners(Igbos) wanted a Conservative approach to issues, and intimately would want no change. The Igbos saw the agitations of those that needed "change", as partly, misconstrued Reformist; they lack frankness and human sensitivity. Nigerians were kept in abeyance why the change mantra was exclusive now because we could also see religious inclination, sentiments as a major motivation of the Hausa-Fulani course. Nigeria was looted to stupor during the course of their 38 years of total rulership and domination, yet they kept fate that one day democracy will return and normalize our system, and get rip of the rapaciousness; and it was so, partly because Sani Abacha was stealing nothing as widely conceived even by Buhari, a "change" agent. So our major indignation became why they couldnt kept the same fate with a Southerner.
.
Undoubtedly, the Hausa-Fulanis are the father of this great nation; but there were some cynicism within the Igbos that it was only so because it lies on the premise of others playing the role of a servitude while they take the lead. Igbos has a protestant disposition and would always question the veracity of every gesture, both being a fatherly figure as assumed by the Hausa-Fulanis. The Hausa-Fulanis stopped the abridgement of our territory; they maintained the status quo in series of counter coup during the military era with T Y Danjuma killing Aguiyi Ironsi after he took from Chukwuma Kaduna Nzeogu, and stopping Dimka from his radio broadcast with the help of Ibrahim Babamosi Babangida after he killed General Murtala Muhammad. They guided and protected an institution, in principle of maintaining a system that wouldnt put them out of favour. It was good thing they did so; it was equally what gave us a serious thought of it's forseen effortless perpetuality.
.
The Yorubas are the motherly figure, receptive, lack motivation and obsession. They are civilized, educated, modern and crass. But their motherly figure is but a wuss. In a family, mothers has a considerable influence on their husband. The Yorubas had been entrapped in their own role as a subjugated spouse. They are not authoritative as a wife; willing to pulsate where the dance and ship seals with the drum beating and captaincy of the Hausa-Fulani puppeteers.
.
__Azolike Nonso Afamefuna, a political analyst. He studied Gambariology at the Federal University of Technology Owerri and currently doing his Masters in Talakawa Incursion. He has many Thesis in his field, and he is currently studying the workability of Igbo succession from the Lugardian Contraption