alanto:
Lol. Na IPOB thread be this one jare.
OP na imposter. See if you wan to stop seeing online brawl tell your people to start acting maturely.
Middle belt ko. Waist bead ni.
Manipulator.
.....Please, I don't understand you because from what I deduced from your write up,it doesn't make any sense at all to any sane minds.
I think you're the second person accusing me of been ipob.
Let me ask you,what are the characteristics of this your so called ipob and why will any sane mind come here,read everything and accuse someone of impersonation or is that what you Nigerians also do? I wouldn't condone any negativity here because some reputable friends and ex colleagues would like to come in and read and it wouldn't make any sense if they see this kind of your write up.
Please,even if you're ibo,hause or Yoruba and you love your oppressors,then stay clear from this post and allow sane minds to contribute. I think you're mentally enslaved and you don't even know that.
Lastly,don't throw jab at anybody here and if you can not contribute intelligently,then kindly go and meet your so called ipob or whatever..
Thanks for contributing anyways,I really appreciate.

Caboceer:
Ipob come write nonsense for here say e be British

Anyway you did npt tell us anything we didn't already know but na that nonsense about Nnamdi Kanu na im you carry spoil everything wey you write

AngelaGold:
My dear,you suppose to know that it was some sorts of typo errors and my grammar wasn't dubious even though your word"dubious" was totally out of context here. Why not use another grammar instead of dubious or don't you know the meaning of dubious in this context was very wrong of you?. Well,I was in a haste to type that and I didn't even read it before posting but I have modified it already. I've wanted to write these things for a very long time but i happens to be very very busy always. I guess ipob is Ibo people right?. Please,don't say what you don't know because I do read people accusing people wrongly here,just because they hear the truth that's very difficult to digest. Anyways,I relate with Yorubas and Ijaws here more than my Dad's people and Ibo people and we got zero tribal bigot mindset here. Please my dear,try to work on your mindset and stop seeing things in a tribal way even though Nigeria have dealt with your psyche but you can still think critically and logically. I appreciate your contributions.

dettolgel:
I took my time to read the long post. I don't have anything against the issues raised in my opinion that are mostly genuine.

But what I find hard to reconcile is your style of writing. If you have worked in media around the world and your mum is British, I would assume that you had a better education that most people. Even if you started poorly but working around the world would have at least influence your style of writing.

From my observation, I don't think you are who you said you are based on your writing style but your points are well taken.

AngelaGold:
Too bad and things will keep on getting worse then..... I wish I can invite just two of you guys over here for a program in the middle of next year and believe me,after the program,you guys are going to understand the gravity of your situations down there but i'm afraid,my Dad wouldn't want such to happen because the way many of you guys reason and defend your oppressors,have stated to irritates him a lot lately.... He told me and my siblings that the greatest poverty of any human being is mental slavery and that Africans are really messed up but Nigerian is doomed already. He's always surprise of how some Elites knows what's obtainable in a sane society but always deprive you guys of such things. He detest Nigerian Politicians honestly and I think,I got his gene. Anyways,thanks for your input.

AngelaGold:
My dear,is okay you disagreed with my writing skills but still acknowledged the facts been stated there.
Please,I was in a haste and very busy hence the reason for the typo errors but let me ask you something. What's my gain of been an impersonator here if there's even something like that? [b]Well,I've studied the brain of many Africans especially Nigerians [/b]and I know the direction you're going but I wouldn't want us to digress and leave the main issues raised or when does attacking a messenger and leaving the message,deleted from one of the characteristics of an average Nigerian especially their youths... Thanks for you input anyways.

Fernandeswagger:


You are still saying the same thing.

You mentioned the challenges facing the country. I was asking for the solutions.

You talked about global bodies or world powers being nonchalant until the masses stand up before they(world powers) can lend their support.

Now going by your logic, are you suggesting the so called "common man" should pick up arms and start a revolt? It's easier said than done. Have you considered the carnage that would follow? Have you thought of millions of innocent folks that would perish?

I'm sure you've not put this into reckoning. That's the reason I'm asking you for your recommended solutions. It shouldn't be a bloody one.

By the way, you replied as if you are sure I'm living in Nigeria. It's a faceless forum you shouldn't assume.

Think about it, the last time Nigeria had a full blown war, an estimated 3 million lives and more were lost. That was in the 1960s. Imagine what the figure would be in this present time! That's without even considering the type of fire power that's available to mankind right now. It would be devastating!!

From what I read( I'm not supporting the Nigerian government, so don't think I'm biased), you are encouraging the young people to go that route without thinking of the ripple effect it would have. War is a nasty thing. If you aren't in the country, I'm pretty sure you have relatives living there. What would be their fate? Do you think it would be worth it?

What's the point of people rushing to an early grave? In the next 120 years nobody living right now would be alive. There are other avenues in achieving a better nation rather than blood letting.

You know, the diversity of Nigeria can actually be it's biggest strength. It just needs harnessing. To achieve that, the country requires strong institutions and not strong individuals. Nigeria requires proper reforms. These reforms would ensure fairness and equality. These are achievable objectives.

Caboceer:
Ipob come write nonsense for here say e be British

Anyway you did npt tell us anything we didn't already know but na that nonsense about Nnamdi Kanu na im you carry spoil everything wey you write

alanto:

Go and sit down. You are iPob sympathizer.

Idiko1:
The article is typical Nigerian. It has no constructive deductions. Nigeria does not have youths therefore it is a waste of time writing about Nigeria and its youths. In addition, Nigeria is a very empty place in terms of intellectualism.

psychalade:
Person wey Sabi write must realize that some people Sabi read and comprehend the true intent of their writings

kmcutez:


I can’t take you serious with these write ups. They are very difficult to read because they are long winded and rambling. Your statements should be short, direct and concise. No one is going to read this hogwash.

UncleAyo:
Dear OP AngelaGold, keep up with the deception and arrogance.

(The OP should not bother to quote me because I will not reply.)

You can as well make your mind known without informing us of how non-Nigerian you are and about how you work with a media house. You did these to gain false credibility.

I read everything your writeup: you did not write like someone who work with a media house.

You also sound like someone with average intelligence and with no depth. An average secondary school student can write what you wrote up there and even better.

I am sorry, I have to comment like I do but you can always be honest next time.

If you have no solution to offer but deception, you better not call attention.

Ttalk:


I can smell akpu and oha soup from him despite hidden under fake identity to pass his message.

Though many of your points are valid but doing so with a fake identity portray you as a typical Nigerian with Nigerian mentality of tribal man. He exposed himsellf as an Igbo person despite his effort to conceal it