safarigirl:


LMAO.


Even JayKay don talk, "I was at Khosicle 2024"


I like the story, I'll be looking forward to their presentation.

safarigirl:
I don't like that the camera keeps showing Yemi through this Khosicle's performance as if they want him to show jealousy or something.

Biggie leave this guy alone.

Nickymezor:
Oh Marvin is from Rivers

Sulele04:
Tribal dick measuring contest.

My tribe better pass your own, in big 2023 una.🤕
My tribe is right and perfect, yours is wrong.

Mtcheww.

thatigboman:
Miracle and khosi - nice one. Housemates too are impressed

safarigirl:

He brought it because they're tapping inspiration from Half of a Yellow Sun, which is a story inspired by the Biafran war.

In normal countries, people are allowed to speak about wars, because it helps the healing process. In Nigeria though, the war is a forbidden word, because we want to keep moving in a false sense of unity.

If you never speak on such things, you will never move from it.

scondy:


It has remained sensitive cos the story has been passed down from generations to generations with a one-sided view of the occurrence....so it has created a yearning for same even from those that weren't even born at that period...the day I knew it was a problem was when I discussed with a colleague that wasn't born then...he spoke so passionately he was almost crying and felt so aggrieved...we have too many young people In that bucket...whereas they only base their opinion on what they were told ....

Whereas the Nigerian government has its own side of the story....and their reasons may also have been valid as at then ...

So its best to dead it ..

Kagd10:


If your neighbor supported Buhari, so it means he ruled you?Meanwhile, Atiku also supported Buhari in 2015 and Obi willingly become the vice president candidate to Atiku, Why aren't you calling out both Atiku and Obi? The hypocrisy.

I don't even understand how you're blaming someone who's never ruled you? Get sense instead of blaming innocent folks. Tinubu didn't rule you. He's not your President going for a second term.

scondy:


It has remained sensitive cos the story has been passed down from generations to generations with a one-sided view of the occurrence....so it has created a yearning for same even from those that weren't even born at that period...the day I knew it was a problem was when I discussed with a colleague that wasn't born then...he spoke so passionately he was almost crying and felt so aggrieved...we have too many young people In that bucket...whereas they only base their opinion on what they were told ....

Whereas the Nigerian government has its own side of the story....and their reasons may also have been valid as at then ...

So its best to dead it ..

Amya:


So an Igbo guy doing a Yoruba war cry is tribalistic? Or me pointing it out is? WTF is wrong with you?

That gaslighting that Safarigirl was just talking about happening live.

Amya:


So if my parents who were alive and well during the civil war gives me a first hand account of their experience during the civil war, I shouldn't regard it as truth because i wasn't there? Is that the point you're trying to make?

Jayjay32:
Omo it’s like Khosi is SA strongest candidate for the money oh. She has surpassed Thabang.

She is the only one competing with Kanaga on twitter polls.

Kagd10:


If your neighbor supported Buhari in 2015, so it means he's the one ruling you? Meanwhile, Atiku also supported Buhari in 2015 and Obi willingly become the vice presidential candidate to Atiku, Why aren't you calling out both Atiku and Obi? The hypocrisy.

I don't even understand how you're blaming someone who's never ruled you or be in any federal administration. Get sense instead of blaming innocent folks. Tinubu didn't rule you or was in any federal administration. He's not your President going for a second term. Not your state governor either

safarigirl:


I don't know why the whole country wants Igbos to dead it and keep moving

Which Nigerian state had their own version? They were partying in Lagos when the Nigerian government was throwing bombs in Onitsha.

They were doing Miss Nigeria in Lagos, when children were being starved in Enugu, but yes, let's dead the matter, because the Nigerian government has their own side of the story.

You will think the people that experienced the bombing and starvation are all dead.

Amya:


So if my parents who were alive and well during the civil war gives me a first hand account of their experience during the civil war, I shouldn't regard it as truth because i wasn't there? Is that the point you're trying to make?

safarigirl:


I don't know why the whole country wants Igbos to dead it and keep moving

Which Nigerian state had their own version? They were partying in Lagos when the Nigerian government was throwing bombs in Onitsha.

They were doing Miss Nigeria in Lagos, when children were being starved in Enugu, but yes, let's dead the matter, because the Nigerian government has their own side of the story.

You will think the people that experienced the bombing and starvation are all dead.

scondy:


No...I am saying you should take it as their view of things......there exist another perspective...that of the government ....all is fair in war ....it was a war...people will die on both sides....

The side that won doesn't have to be the bad one...

safarigirl:
Jenni O has done Egusi soup.

Olivia has poured Poundo. Marvin is helping her turn the thing.

safarigirl:


You cannot dead something you never speak of.


Over 50 years later, Igbo people cannot drink water and drop cup without someone mentioning Biafra, just look at what Obi is suffering. The Nigerian state and people have still not forgiven Igbos for daring to seek secession, that is why today, an Igbo man cannot even aspire to the highest office in the land.

If Germany could speak of the Holocaust and sit with the Jews to sort it out, if Rwanda can sit down as a people and handle the 1994 genocide as well as they have, why is Nigeria running away from Biafra?

Is it guilty conscience? There can be no true forgiveness and unity, if the thing that caused division is ignored.

yomi961:
seun rule 8.this is a lie

scondy:


Maybe we can move forward if it's still not being passed down from generation to generations and being nursed to become a reality someday....


If the younger generation can discuss the issue without feeling aggrieved for something they didn't even experience....

It's like our generation in Africa fighting and feeling aggrieved over slavery....it was a sad occurrence but why shd I still feel passionately and angry over something I didnt even witness or experience ....

See our SA lives with the white counterparts after apartheid ? It's so they can move on. If they keep holding on to the past...they won't be able to

safarigirl:


I don't know why the whole country wants Igbos to dead it and keep moving

Which Nigerian state had their own version? They were partying in Lagos when the Nigerian government was throwing bombs in Onitsha.

They were doing Miss Nigeria in Lagos, when children were being starved in Enugu, but yes, let's dead the matter, because the Nigerian government has their own side of the story.

You will think the people that experienced the bombing and starvation are all dead.

safarigirl:



She is by far their strongest candidate. That Kanaga can even compete with her, is very impressive on his part.