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musiwa will kill person,

[quote author=Musiwa,,, link=topic=697902.msg8579313#msg8579313 date=1308878607]you dont worry , what ordinary cocoa will do. Just let us go.


we would know , who is a fool by the end of the day.[/quote]SE never stop you people from living the  union have you forgot that you are talking to igbo people here? the only group in that union call nigeria other groups are scared of us to rule over them cos of what!! YOU LOT HAVE ALREADY KNOW THAT IGBO S ARE SECESSIONIST telling us to let you go is not our concern, pick up ur gun and challenge the federal government  like we did. Then igbo s will use the opportunity  to brake out now is ur turn to start first

see what ordinary cocoa can do in ivory coast and SW have it in abundance  

why all of a sudden SW is crying like a baby history just repeat itself simple no argument about that,

[quote author=Yoru_Igbo link=topic=697127.msg8579021#msg8579021 date=1308871592]That's correct when it comes to oil and gas an average Rivers and Bayelsa man does not know that Imo, Anambra, Abia, Ondo, Edo and Lagos has Oil and Gas, so my brother tell them  [/quote]dont mind this AZU MANGALAS  we are in 21st century were everything can be goggled even if you want to no if Jupiter get oil goggle will tell you technology have shine people eyes if not, Syrian government could have wipe all those protesters out in two days but cos of camera phone and internet govt knows  they will get exposed to the world,  you cant hide the truth anymore

emmke:
if u are not from SS, it's not your oil either. So what are u talking about?   

sorry anambra got oil and gas reserve goggle anambra state and her resources go there you will see oil companies building refinery and extraction not to talk about abia and imo state dont get ti twisted open your eye they confuse you people with divide and conquer  

check this out below


Anambra is rich in natural gas, crude oil, bauxite, ceramic and has an almost 100 percent arable soil.
In the year 2006, foundation laying ceremony for the first Nigerian private refinery Orient Petroleum Refinery (OPR)
countinue

was made at Nsugbe-Umuleri area [1]. The Orient Petroleum Resource Ltd, (OPRL) owners of OPR, was licensed in June 2002, by the Federal Government to construct a private refinery with a 55,000 b/d capacity.
Furthermore, Anambra state is a state that has many other resources in terms of agro-based activities like fishery and farming, as well as land cultivated for pasturing and animal husbandry.
Currently,Anambra State has the lowest poverty rate in Nigeria.


so can you see we have the lowest poverty in nigeria look man we lost everything after war and GOD blessed his children in less than ten years we bounced back x10 think! someone with brain thats why i like white people other tribes in nigeria could have tapped from our natural wisdom but tribalism couldn't let you lot sad america captured Hitlers scientist and they used those scientist to build atomic bomb which we know JAPAN till today have not recover from it,

emmke:
am from the middle belt (north central if u like) and i dont give 2 4ks about your oil.

tell your zone to stop collecting hand out from federal govt every month that money na oil money be that

[quote author=BABE! link=topic=696847.msg8577019#msg8577019 date=1308848086]
That's exactly my point. It's not even normal for the king to be carried around by his guards. This is the 21st century. The king can easily get the "masquerade show" recorded, and he'll simply watch it in 3D at his lounge---sitting in one place.

That your proverb get serious K-leg.  [/quote]are we talking about king of the pop here micheal jackson darling in africa kings comes out doing ceremonies even queen of england doing some ceremonies in the house of  LORDS her guards will carry her with those old style horses she will sit on that wagon made of GOLD igbo proverbs is very deep you know

[quote author=BABE! link=topic=696847.msg8576978#msg8576978 date=1308847513]And what if you happen to be the king ?[/quote]aaaahhh king get their guards that carry them around, how is it possible for [b]IGWE [/b]to see the whole masquerad running around the place

OAM4J:
But how would they run if they cant help it. The solution is to make it legal. Its obvious many men are polygamous in nature.

yes i belive you, how can one keep eating the same soup everyday don't get it,an igbo proverb says you don't stand one place to watch masquerade.

just send money to Ghana do you no that 230 of their currency came up to 150 British pounds cant believe their money is very strong.



weep for nigeria

let them keep dreaming if they stop PIB, Nigeria will not last beyond  2015

let them keep dreaming if they stop PIB, Nigeria will not last beyond 2015

M M M:
Op
D power of PU-55Y.

that is the problem

Bam bi yallah people self when are they going to start feeding themselves,

Nigerians are busy calling names and killing innocent people and still nothing to show for it.I now believe in aburi we stand!!!

hmmmmm

^^^
blame their parents and Nigerian/government that allow some former leaders to plant hatred on their people

pepperoni:
I kinda believe this story, i used to date some guy that used to be based in UK, wen he relocated back to nigeria he was always switching off the lights. It just hit me now that i read dis article. Funny!!!

hacker

pls were is fashola permanent secretary EKO ILE with his ye ye pixs

^^^
SE we are not blood thirsty people

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=696996.msg8572658#msg8572658 date=1308798299]Nigeria is a death zone by herself.

I wouldnt recommend Northern and SE'rn regions to any parent.[/quote]shararp you igbo hater

Members of the University of Lagos Parents’ Forum have called on President Goodluck Jonathan and the National Assembly to instruct the Director-General of the National Youth Service Corps, Brig.-Gen. Maharasu Tsiga, not to post their wards to the northern part of Nigeria, which they described as “death zone.”

In a statement jointly signed by the Chairman of the forum, B. Majekodunmi, and the Secretary, Victoria Osinuga, in Lagos, the parents said they were having “unimaginable nightmares” as another posting was due in July and they feared that their wards might be posted to the North, “where their brethren met their untimely and violent death.”

The parents said, “We, the University of Lagos Parents’ Forum, humbly appeal to the President, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, and the National Assembly to use their good offices to prevail on the Director-General of NYSC not to post our children to the northern part of this country for their national youth service.

“This request is very urgent and borne out of the fact that we, the parents of the children from the southern part of this country who were butchered to death by some hoodlums from the north for rendering selfless service to the nation, are licking our wounds.

“We take our stand against the posting of our children to the northern states of Nigeria. We want them posted either to their states of origin or within their geo-political zone. We are also calling for an urgent modification or repealing of the decree setting up the National Youth Service Corps, as we have since become a democratic nation.”

The forum recalled the post-election violence in the north, which led to the death of corps members, saying, “In some areas, religious crisis occurred, houses and churches were burnt, and innocent lives were lost in the process. These children are our investment, who had acquired knowledge over the years and for no just cause wasted away.

“It is for this reason that we want to cry out loud this time because we are in Nigeria where anything goes except someone raises an alarm and fights this just cause to a logical conclusion. As parents, it is too dangerous to be silent.”

source
punch newspaper!!!!

http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art201106232331557

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=696982.msg8572590#msg8572590 date=1308796210]I'd have to kill you if I tell you.[/quote]kill me

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=696982.msg8572582#msg8572582 date=1308795655]I've already been asked today by several people.

Are [b]you [/b]okay?

And why are you grinning gan sef? [/quote] nothing just sometimes i just don't get that country
so what are up 2??

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=696982.msg8572572#msg8572572 date=1308795332]A person with a working middle size brain would not blame me.
Yours might be regular sized, but we're not too sure if it's in working mode


(Sorry, just need to yab someone today)[/quote] are you okay

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=696982.msg8572554#msg8572554 date=1308794937]shut up jor.[/quote]i don't blame you i blame your baboon obasonjo for wasted 8 years down the drain