slimthugchimee:

When will our people get on with the twenty-first-century development, why can't we construct a standard drainage system why all this open drainage that the world has left behind.

afroniger:


Well, if he is in hiding and deliberately refuses to tell his sureties, that would imply that he is a man of very questionable character because then he would be knowingly putting his sureties crebility and assets at risk. He at least owes them the right to know that he is alive, and his whereabouts. These people put their reputations and assets on the line on his behalf to secure his conditional release. It would be unfair to them. Very unfair.

In court, moral justification is a dead course, it is all about laws and evidence, The Nigeria governmet or the court will never recognize Kanu's action on moral justification why will Kanu?

Islie:









Details soon .

http://punchng.com/breaking-court-grants-diezanis-prayer-strikes-out-fraud-charge-having-ex-ministers-name/

We Nigerians rush to condemn our judges but forget that cases in courts are all about evidence. Until we stop convicting people on the pages of newspapers. That doesn't mean she is innocent, just because they want to score political point they forget evidence and the boggle cases and defendants always win on technicalities. And then we blame judges or tag them corrupt but in reality, they did their job well.

Zico5:
Before nko. We all know they are terrorists. By their action u shall know them. A region without nothing to sustain and exist calling for secession. A region that's parasites to the whole country, even sambisa forest. A region that more than its 50% litters the nooks and cranies of the country. They are nothing but terrorists, they should be dealt with to reset their brains.

Please, can you tell the world what being a citizen of a country?

dre11:






The Federal Government has revealed that the financial headquarters of the Independent People of Biafra, IPOB is in France.






https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/fg-unveils-ipob-finance-headquarters.html

Mr. Minister, as you said the president and the government you represent don't care about the legalities of operation python dance, but you want Kanu to obey the constitution that the government has no faith in, what an irony. Mr Minister, again you said the government you represent contacted the British government about radio Biafra, they gave you some lessons about free speech I wish you and the government you represent learn something from the lessons about strong institutions because that was the lessons they (British government) want you all to learn, and Radio Biafra is not an illegal station. Strong institutions and abiding by the rule of law no matter the circumstances not picking and choose the section of the law to obey made it possible for Mr. president to spend 100+ days in their hospital. Mr. Minister, for you to come out and tell the world that our constitution doesn't matter is the height of irresponsibility. Nigeria now has become the laughing stock of the world.
Mr. Minister, the funding of IPOB was never a secret Nnamdi Kanu has said in one of his interviews that his funding came from the diaspora and the dues from its members and as such not new.

yarimo:
Justice BINTA NYAKO may God bless you, please where are you? NNAMDI KANU the fraudster has disobey the court order of the federal republic of Nigeria

HOW MANY TIMES HAS PRESIDENT BUHARI DISOBEYED COURTS ORDERS? I'M SURE YOU WILL AGREE WITH ME THAT NNAMDI KANU IS FOLLOWING IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF OUR DEAR PRESIDENT.

braimeddy:
The way and manner Kanu is going about it is very wrong. Cos he's doing it in an aggressive and provocative way

Please, what will be the right way if I may ask?

Ekinematics:




They said restructure.
Wait until you hear the full detail of the restructuring.
Going back to 1963 constitution doesn't mean going back to eastern region.

Ipoo clown reason!

Until they restructured, his is not clown. You are chastising him but that is what the 1963 constitution was all about.

GavelSlam:
People truncated a system that worked. Carried out a coup and killed leaders associated with that system.

Same set asking for a reversal to the system they once dismantled.

Who are they?

Olasco93:
Nigeria is not SUDAN.
They should just have a rethink and channel their strength into their businesses. They don't even look like people that need Independence.
A people that can do the Undo for money and so on. I weep for Emekas and Okafors.
Freedom no be beans.
People wey dem go betray diaself once dem see small change for hand...
Because Baba no dey around, Kanu dey form Jagaban.
Rubbish and futile struggle.

You call it futile struggle, I'm sure you will be among the groups who are lying to themselves and calling the agitators miscreants and jobless, who believed Kanu will roit in jail, goal post is moving as fast as you all are lying to yourselves.

Blue3k:
Lol this clear blow towards secessionist. Remember he's the head of SE governors forum. We need to get them off the feeding bottle system.

Front Page: Lalasticlala Seun Mynd44

The only reason South East IGR is low is due to lack of proper tax collections systems. the millions of houses in our villages alone, imagine collecting property taxes on the houses that only can fund our educational and healthcare system with easy.

sarrki:



http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2017/06/29/we-dont-want-restructuring-says-umahi/

Selfish politician, restructuring is threatening his pocket now his is against it if Ebonyi state can't stand on its own merge the state back with Enugu period.

ibkgab001:
I do not believe the part of the story which says Christian or church was never mentioned in the constitution

Why not you go and do some research to counter her point instead of saying you don't believe her story.

Elder statesman and renowned academic of Igbo extraction, Professor Benedict Imeagwu Chukwumah (BIC) Ijomah, has taken Arewa nationalist leader, Prof. Ango abdulahi, to the cleaners.

In an Open Letter dated June 21, 2017, Prof. Ijomah, the 80-year-old renowned Professor of Political Sociology, author, scholar, academician, and institutional administrator, used facts and figures to demolish claims recently made by the controversial Prof. Abdullahi while defending the quit notice served Igbos living in the North by Arewa youth leaders. Prof. Ijomah wrote thus:

OPEN LETTER TO PROF. ANGO ABDULAHI

Prof. Ango Abdullahi,

OUR attention has been drawn to your statements in Vanguard of Saturday, June 10, 2017. You are alleged to be in support of the call on the Igbo to quit. It is unfortunate, grossly

unfortunate, that a scholar of your calibre will be so partisan as to be unable to see the wisdom in retaining Nigeria as a corporate entity. I know you have, in the past, been anti-Igbo.

One would have thought that our education exposes us to a level where we can live even with our enemies. You said in the alleged publication that, “each year up to the time Nigeria

gained its independence, none of the two regions East and West was able to produce for its self. I mean none of the Western and Eastern Regions had the money to effectively run the affairs of the region until they got financial support from the Northern Region.” It is this assumption of yours that I want to address.

First of all it is not true that the North had bailed out Eastern Region or the Western Region. But you claim that even before independence none of the regions could live without Northern

subvention. Let me draw your attention to the facts before independence. You should read W.M.M Geary’s work titled “Nigeria under the British Rule” published by the Cass and

Company Limited, London (1927).

Subsidizing the North

May I draw your attention especially to pages 124 and 125. You will see published, General Revenue for the Northern and Southern Protectorates before the

Amalgamation and the Percentage of Total Revenue originating from the North. You will see that contrary to your argument, it was indeed the South that was subsidizing the North. I am reproducing the tables here for clarity.

I also draw your attention to Abstracts of Revenue, 1809 to 1913. You will also see that the North could not have survived without the Imperial grant and the support of the South. When

you look at the third table, Northern Nigeria revenue paid by the South and the Imperial grant, it will disabuse your mind and show you that without the South and the Imperial grant,

the Northern government/states could not have existed.

Indeed, one of the reasons for the amalgamation was the fact that the British colonial government was tired of carrying the burden of the North and they thought that by merging the Southern and Northern protectorates, the country would be stable. Indeed, the circumstances that forced the British government to amalgamate the Northern protectorate and the Southern protectorate on January 1, 1914 were motivated neither by political exigencies nor by a closer cultural understanding among the diverse elements of the

conglomeration that was later to be called Nigeria. It is obvious that the primary interest of the British government was economic.

It was also obvious that the Northern protectorate, because of its geographical location and cloudy economic prospects, was not likely to be viable. In fact, the Lugard administration was finding it rather difficult to maintain the Northern protectorate which was already

running into deficit. Testifying to the financial difficulty of the North and the anticipated prosperity that would follow the projected amalgamation of the Northern protectorate with the Southern protectorate, Lord Lugard reported that “the prosperity of the Southern protectorate as evidenced by the liquor trade, had risen by 57 per cent. In fact, the liquor trade

alone yielded a revenue of One Million, One Hundred and Thirty-Eight Thousand pounds (£1,138,000) in 1913. This he believed was the result of amalgamation of the Lagos colony

with the Southern protectorate.

The Northern administration could not have survived without the imperial grant-in-aid which in the year before the amalgamation stood at One Hundred and Thirty Six thousand Pounds (£136,000) and had averaged Three Hundred and Fourteen Thousand, Five Hundred Pounds (£314,500) for the eleven years ending in March, 1912. Besides, the burden of financing the North seemed to have been resisted and bitterly criticized by the Southerners. The expenditure of the British tax payer’s money in financing a colonial territory was a contradiction of the British colonial policy enunciated sixty (60) years before by L. Gray which stipulated that “the surest test for the soundness of measures for improvement of an

uncivilized people is that they should be self-supporting.”

Economic position

This is by L. Gray in The Colonial Policy of the Administration of Lord Russell, London: Cass and Company Limited, 1853, page 281″ . Further, the Northern protectorate was not only land-locked but bounded by territories that fell under the influence of other European powers. It was, therefore, inconceivable how the economic position would have improved without aid from the South.

The only alternative open to Lord Lugard was to amalgamate the North and the South and thus have a legitimate reason for the expenditure of revenue from the South in developing the

North. Details of this manouevre was laid bare in a letter written by Lord Lugard on November 22, 1912 to his wife explaining how he had used the Southern resources to finance

the Northern deficit.

Regardless of the merit which Sir F.D Lugard saw in his financial amalgamation of the South and the North, the prevalence of bitter criticism in the South shows the unpopularity of the amalgamation. At that time, the export from the South stood at Five Million, One Hundred and Twenty-Two Thousand Pounds (£5,232,000) while the export from the North stood at Two Hundred Thousand Pounds (£200,000) in 1910. This was very discouraging to the colonial system and called for urgent remedy. On Tuesday, January 31, 1911, there were attacks on the colonial secretary’s suggestion that the South should advance a loan of Two Hundred Thousand Pounds (£200,000) to the North for the completion of the Baro to Kano railway, in addition to the sum of One Million, Two Hundred and Thirty Thousand which was required from the South.

One of the criticisms of the Northern dependence on the South was voiced out by Honourable Sapara Williams who contended that before the loan was to be granted, the Secretary of State should settle the type of relationship that existed between Lagos and Zungeru, the two administrative headquarters for the South and the North respectively.

Existing hostility

He contended that as far as he was concerned, that the Southerners were strangers to anything connected with the railway after it has passed Offa, the last Yoruba town on the line. He referred to the existing hostility between the North and the South, particularly as regards the issues of extending the Northern boundary of the Southern protectorate to incorporate Yoruba territories now locked up in the Northern protectorate. My dear Professor, the hostility of the

Northerners towards the Southerners is not new in the Nigerian history. Even during the time of Sapara Williams, the Northerners did not see anything reasonable in the relationship with the South.

You will recall the massacres of the Igbos in Jos in 1945; you will recall the massacres of the Igbos in Kano in 1953; you will recall the massacres that preceded the civil war. If we cannot

live together, Mr. Professor, don’t you think that it is high time we told ourselves the naked truth.

You will also recall that in 1964, after the crisis that followed the elections, that Dr. Nnamdi Azikwe had called on Nigerians to call a round table conference to discuss how we could share our assets if it was impossible for us to live together. We kept on patching this unpatchable relationship. In my honest opinion, this relationship has soured enough that it will take the wisdom of God to make us love one another.

We went to Aburi and there the leaders agreed that the only solution to our problems was to have a confederation but Gowon reneged. You will recall also that the British government, after the crisis of 1951-1952, realized that this country could not be a unitary state and they brought in the 1953 constitution which gave us regional autonomy. If the colonial masters in their wisdom knew that we could not be a unitary government and gave us what we had at

independence, we should have respected their wisdom.

You will also recall that after the civil war, the regional autonomy which our independence conferred on us was violated by the military government led by the Northern soldiers. We ended up having this contraption that we are having now; it has not worked. It will not work, unless there is proper restructuring of the nation. We should stop pretending.

I believe in all sincerity that if we cannot accommodate every segment of the federation in one Nigeria, we should call a constitutional conference to decide how this country can be

restructured so that every area can take care of itself and we can relate on certain agreed basis.

We have slaughtered ourselves enough. We do not want another civil war in order to justify the existence of “One Nigeria”.

May I humbly call on all Nigerians to examine the last constitutional conference which addressed the issue of restructuring. Let us not leave it to our youths to tell us when we can stay together or when we cannot stay together. The youths in Biafra are crying; the youths in the North are crying; the Niger Delta youths are crying. The middle belt is not happy with what is happening to them.

Added to these, the strategies of the herdsmen to penetrate every nook and corner of Nigeria, is raising some issues for national discourse. The Federal Government has deliberately refused to call the herdsmen to order. They have killed many people and ravaged many communities. None of them has been arrested. Why? In May 2016, I published two articles and warned that the activities of the herdsmen was a plot which would soon cover the whole country. The heavy silence of the Federal Government tends to support the view that the

herdsmen are on an undisclosed mission which only time would tell.

The Government must listen to the call for restructuring in order to have a workable nation.

The military, for partisan reasons, jettisoned the independence constitution and foisted an unworkable constitution on Nigeria. Let us be humble and accept that we made a gross mistake by throwing away our independence constitution. It is now clear that unless we return to a structure that guarantees regional autonomy, there will be no peace in this country. The earlier we returned to regional autonomy the better for us.

Regional autonomy

I want you to look at the tables I have given you to see that your postulation that the North, before independence, had been carrying the burden of the South is a fallacy. The statistics I have given you here were not compiled by me. They were compiled by the colonial government in 1809 and 1813.

They show that the North has always been the Southern burden. Even in this administration, without the resources from the South, the North cannot make it. This is a gospel truth. But if the North believes it can go without the South, what prevents us from restructuring so that the North can be on its own and the South can be on its own.

Let us call on our government to look seriously at this unworkable structure called Nigeria. We must not allow our youths to be slaughtered again defending the indefensible.

This federation, as it is, is unworkable.

My dear Professor, let us come together as scholars and look at our country very objectively. You may also want to read some of my works such as: Nigerian Nationalism & the Problems of Socio-Political Integration and Quo Vadis (Where Are You Going) Nigeria? & Other Essays.

My sincere regards

Prof. B.I.C Ijomah

Source News Express

Pacotdc:
Group kicks, says talks deceptive, hypocritical

The All progressives Congress (APC) has adduced the need to fix the nagging problems of insecurity and the recession as reasons for the delay in restructuring the country as outlined in the party’s manifesto.

APC’s National Publicity Secretary, Malam Bolaji Abdullahi, yesterday in a chat with The Guardian, faulted claims that the party was playing politics with the issue, said the issue of restructuring the country may not be placed on the front burner before 2019.

According to him: “My own take is that every government has its own priority and you will agree with me that if you have to deal with the issue of Boko Haram or you need to deal with the issue of the economy that has gone into recession and all that, you have to get your priorities right. I don’t think it would be a wise move to add the challenges of restructuring if you have not dealt with the problems that affect the average Nigerian.

“So when people are hungry, when people are losing jobs, when people’s salaries are not being paid I think any responsible government would consider this to be a priority even while it still believes in the restructuring of the country.

“The issue of restructuring is never a gimmick. It is in the manifesto of our party. How can that be a gimmick? That is why I said that the fact that it has not been done does not mean that it would not be done.’’

Meanwhile, former Vice President and chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Atiku Abubakar, has lauded former military president Ibrahim Babangida for throwing his weight behind calls for the restructuring of Nigeria.

In a statement yesterday, he also commended the recent resolution of the APC Progressive Governors Forum and several well-meaning Nigerians who stressed the need to restructure and entrench true federalism in the polity.

Saying that the issue transcends religion and ethnicity, he noted that the convergence of positions by leaders and stakeholders from diverse regions of the country on the issue speak volume of the need to ensure good governance in the polity.

He explained that the agitations for secession would not have arisen if the country had shown sincere readiness to address the underlying problems that feed the agitations by separatist forces.

However, the national chairman of the Labour Party (LP), Alhaji Abdulsalam Abdulkadir, believes that those at the forefront of the calls to restructure the country were using it to score political goals.

Blaming the ruling elites for using the agenda to hoodwink the gullible populace to further their selfish desires, he challenged restructuring proponents to come out with a blueprint on how to achieve the goal.

If you look at the issue of fiscal federalism, are we going back to the old three of four regions or are we going to use the present six geo-political zones to achieve it? If we are to use the present six geo-political zone, take one of the zones for instance, which of the states of any of the zones would agree to merge with one another.

Also, the United Action for Democracy (UAD), a non-governmental and human rights group has kicked against the notion to restructure Nigeria as agitated for by some citizens of the country.

UAD yesterday at a press conference, moved against the pro-separatist agitation of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and the purportedly quit notice by the northern youths.

According to the convener of the group, Gabriel Ojumah, “Nigeria has moved from regional government to federal system of government yet things are not working right: what we need is not a geo-political restructuring but a change in the ruling class of the country.”

Ojumah reiterated that, “should Nigeria divide today, the known cabals in the leadership of the country will continue ruling in the various parts of the country hence we still come back to square one.” He added that the masses should be united in the front to change the current social order and exploitative ruling class in the country.

https://m.guardian.ng/news/apc-explains-delay-in-restructuring-nigeria-as-atiku-lauds-ibb/

That is to say restructuring Nigeria will never happen because the bad economy and Boko Haram is not going anyway soon. But just understand that restructuring Nigeria is an important aspect in Nigeria economy recovery.

Mortiple:
Surely, Nigeria will be restructured, this may not be in the immediate though.

Asking Ndigbo to leave Nigeria for Igboland is like asking fishes in Atlantic Ocean to vacate their abode and move into River Niger.

Bigger platforms present greater opportunities.

Not necessarily

enemyofprogress:
Only the poor, jobless and hungry people are in support of biafra. Their big men don't want it,ask ekweremadu and okorocha

You all are deceiving yourselves, continue to wait for the big men as you put it, my dear revolutions are carried out by little men and women of the societies.

Yyeske:
IPOB miscreants will soon sing this new song kanu just sang because they've been brainwashed to believe anything their god kanu tells them

It's time Nigerians like you start thinking with their God given brain to understand that Kanu is winning with his brain while the likes of you result in name calling, believe me, they followers you are calling miscreants are well educated than you.
Mark this statement that Kanu is the best thing that has happened to the Igbos and Nigeria in general at this time in our history. He has single handily woke Nigerians and Igbos up to understand that Nigeria as it's, is a failed state. If Kanu failed in getting Biafra Nigerians will thank him for making it possible for Nigeria being restructured, because it's just a matter of time. Kanu has got Nigerian elite or the looters scared.

MediumStout:
The IPOB youths photoshoped the idiotic tweet on her handle thinking it will help their biafra sentiments. Biafra is treason, biafra means war. One Nigeria for life

Private tweet with a colleague that mistakenly tweeted with the wrong account. Just stop the blame on Biafrans they have nothing to do with it.

APCsupporter:
All these useless politicians are only after ipob votes for their presidential ambitions but it won't work. They can cry blood if they like but the government will never spend all of its revenue on the south East alone

I agree with you that some of our politicians who are all of a sudden turned IPOB sympathizes have a hidden agenda, But for you to think that the South East want all federal revenue to be spent in South East is the height of ignorance.
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LionDeLeo:
That is none of our biz.

How many non ibos are allowed to own landed property in the east?

They should leave jor, nonsense.

The notion that Igbos don't allow nor indigenes to own landed properties is absurd. If I may ask you when was the last time you went to the South East for the purpose of buying land for an investment. It is an only broke ass who can't afford land are the once who complain about not allowing them to purchase land in the east. Ala Igbo is expensive and it's only meant for people who have the cash to pay.

LionDeLeo:
That is none of our biz.

How many non ibos are allowed to own landed property in the east?

They should leave jor, nonsense.

The notion that Igbos don't allow nor indigenes to own landed properties is absurd. If I may ask you when was the last time you went to the South East for the purpose of buying land for an investment. It is an only broke ass who can't afford land are the once who complain about not allowing them to purchase land in the east. Ala Igbo is expensive and it's only meant for people who have the cash to pay.

nwakibie3:


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/06/north-will-not-will-never-allow-presidency-to-move-to-south-in-2019/

It's only in Nigeria, that a full-fledged citizen who ever immigrated from another country are foreigners in their own land.

CeoNewshelm:



https://www.google.com.ng/amp/sunnewsonline.com/2019-northern-youths-shortlist-atiku-saraki-lamido-others-for-presidency/amp/

RECYECLED POLITICIANS.

Daboomb:


LIAR! You are a woman ...or at best, a SHE-male!

Stop this arrant Hypocrisy!

How many Men have you seen crying about Gender Equality or saying they are at one disadvantage or the other?

Men take it by the scruffs and work hard to be recognised, they dont want success handed over to them, if they dont deserve it.

And please, stop all these lies, do women in your family also dont have right to BUY HOUSE OR LANDS and build it?
Which useless family is that and where is it from?

Miilions of Women own properties all over the place, it is the broke-azz and mentally lazy ones who attribute their failure in life, to their GENDER.

You cant expect EQUAL PAY, when your PRODUCTIVITY IS NOT EQUAL.
Women who are more productive than Men, get paid more than the Men and you dont see the Men complaining of being marginalized.

Do more, if you want more. Its that simple.

Real, intelligent and successful Women who got to the TOP by dint of their HARD-WORK and INTELLIGENCE (not those who bleeped their way to the Top!) dont ever want to hear this nonsense called GENDER EQUALITY because they know it is an insult to all the hardwork they have done, to get to where they are.
It is cheap, lazy and brain-dead women that need it for a "leg-up" in the society because they are just not qualified and intelligent enough to compete and succeed.

GENDER is and will NEVER be equal or the same.
Everyone reaps what they sow, irrespective of their gender.

You know the truth, but it's a threat to men ego and it's a weak man that the words GENDER EQUALITY give nightmares. I'm not she or she-male but a proud father of four brilliant and beautiful daughters. People with your primitive mindset are why it's important for Nigeria to enact the law.
Yes, a woman can buy land with their own money where I come from, but a woman can not own (family) land there is a difference. Any man who sees genders equality as a threat is a low esteemed individual.

Daboomb:


Why is it so difficult for the proponents of this "Gender Equality in Nigeria" to please EDUCATE US NIGERIANS, about what it means, that is different from what we understand it to mean?

Why cant you ladies just break it down to simple vernacular, if you think we Nigerians dont understand the "turainshi" (grammar) with which it is written abroad?

Or is it that most of you are actually clueless about what you are blindly following, simply because it is trending overseas?

I am asking because l want us to "break it down" so that Nigerians can understand it.
That is a noble thing, right?

First of all, I'm not a woman. Gender equality, as the word (GENDER, NOT FEMALE EQUALITY), it is for male and female, just because the female genders are on the receiving end of what society demand the way thing out to be that make our men go wild when equality is mentioned. It is just to protect genders from the barbaric of some cultures. For instance in my tribe where woman are forbidden from owning family lands or in some communities where brother-laws has the right to strip wifies their properties she and the husband build together if the husband is no more even some communities go to the extent of taking wifies as a concubine. Gender equality has never been women wanting to take over their husband roles far from it. In Nigeria, where we don't have separation of church and state religious leaders also see gender equality as a threat. In developed countries, the gender equality are mainly things like equal pay, maternity leaves, whether women has the right to fight in wars etc.

sexybbstar:
I saw a thread earlier on (why do guy thinks girls are whores?) I think this is my own view.

You had better stop comparing, if God wants equal rights for us all, he would have created everyone with p.enis or va.gina. But the difference in our private organ and body build shows that what is good for one may not be good for the other.

If a male child should become wayward, believe me if he repents, not a sign of it will be on his body but if a female child becomes wayward, I won't lie to you, let her become a pastor. There will still be signs to show for it like sagged breasts, wide va.gina, etc.Tell me can a man have a deformed organ as a result of being promiscuous.? obviously no!

Don't compare the two together.A lady that compare herself with a man is playing a dangerous game. U sure know that when he have sex with u without protection, u would get pregnant and u will receive the blame. Yet u allowed him, don't blame anyone for your misfortune because u are aware that the lady takes the blame.

Man and woman are two different words with different attributes. A man who lives like a woman won't find it easy and vice versa. Even two ladies are not the same not to talk of a man and a woman.

You want gender equality, ladies. Can you impregnate a fellow lady? Even those of us who transgendered to become a man still have so many manly activities they can't do.

Learn to appreciate your gender and bring out the best from it.

I concur with some of what you are saying but my understanding about gender equality discussions in Nigeria is a large population of our people is yet to understand the real meaning of what gender equality debate is all about.

oladeebo:

you that call Nigeria a zoo you are not the problem of Nigeria!

If an adult continuously behaves stupidly and people around him/her called him/her stupid and someone strongly and passionately defends the bad behavior, is he/she not among the problem?

oladeebo:

am I ask you to show me video?
I said burn your passport in protest as far as Nigeria is zoo to you!

Sir, I'll not dignify your suggestion for me to burning my passport. Burning my passport will not change your primitive way of thinking. People like you are the problem in Nigeria.

oladeebo:

but you are yet to burn your passport in protest!

Expired LOL. Now sir joke aside, for any right-thinking human being who don't see anything wrong with what are on the video link below are forming ignorance or he/she is an enemy of the state called Nigeria.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D50A-zYNxIg


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGfxiRgrDLQ


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVcGgUNuJxE


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_MYqyrRE3Q

https://youtu.bhttps://youtu.be/BFM9T0pyNX4e/dKZbOXA9lsw


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7CT5JrEWNo


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sC6MBBCi4VU

oladeebo:

and you are what in the zoo?

That is why I don't live there lol.

oladeebo:

what all this noise about?
haven't you see the photo of op?
even pigs the dirtier roam about disturbing people!
who complain?

Nigeria is not a zoo, but people like you who don't see anything wrong with the nuisances cost by the cows, now make me agree with Kanu's insinuations that Nigeria is really a zoo.