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Politics › Re: Ohanaeze Ndi-igbo Supports Amnesty To Boko Haram by aljharem(op): 11:22pm On Apr 09, 2013
solomon111: yes,i agree that Nigeria cannot continue the amnesty way.
Personally,i don't like it,unfortunately we are grossly ill-equipped to deal with this kind of unconventional warfare.
We should develop our intelligence gathering and military as quicky to prevent such from happening again,until then amnesty may be the way to go.
AMNESTY IS NOT RIGHT ,NEITHER IS IT WRONG,IT IS SIMPLY OUR ONLY OPTION.
I disagree, the issue of boko haram is not as complicated as we make it look. Listen to their demands and give them.

Initially if you have been following the metamorphosis of this group you would observe that their first agitation was the inequality by the government of Nigeria. (I posted this in 2010 when things were still ok).

The agitation was borne out of the fact that some parts of the country are collect more money due to the statue of oil producing, then another 13% of the oil budget is given to them apart from their normal share of which likes of Alams became rich from.

Their second agitation was the amnesty given to this same state as if the trillions a year is not enough. Knowing full well how short changed their people were, they decided to then take things serious aka bombing.

Oh well, we just hope this would reduce the tension a bit
Politics › Re: Ohanaeze Ndi-igbo Supports Amnesty To Boko Haram by aljharem(op): 11:05pm On Apr 09, 2013
solomon111: The mend amnesty was carried out very poorly,but atleast it has brought relative peace to the niger-delta,and allowed the army bring down quickly any remaining trace of militancy.
I don't know if bokoharam are faceless or not,but what i know is that the govt should aggressively pursue any opportunity for amnesty.

That should weaken bokoharam and help the army to put down quickly any remaining trace of bokoharam.
You are naive,if you think Nigeria does not have the resources.
WHat, to what year do you think Nigeria can do that for. Amnesty is encourages militancy. Nigeria can afford it but Amnesty is not the way forward. Free money encourages
Politics › Re: Ohanaeze Ndi-igbo Supports Amnesty To Boko Haram by aljharem(op): 11:00pm On Apr 09, 2013
A more practical solution to Boko haram is first of all address the issue of amnesty to any stu.pid lazy militants

Secondly, arrest likes of dokubo and co and serve their term with hard labour or be killed off for killing millions

Thirdly Alams should not be pardon

Fourthly, this 13 % crap should stop

Then their would be peace
Politics › Re: Ohanaeze Ndi-igbo Supports Amnesty To Boko Haram by aljharem(op): 10:47pm On Apr 09, 2013
solomon111: will you please cut the insults?
Give us a feasible alternative,if not amnesty?
People like you just stay abroad and talk all kind of unrealistic bullshitt,yet will want to hold the govt to ransom when the next bomb goes off.
Nobody wants to support amnesty,but we have no choice.
Nigerians do not have the patience to endure a prolonged battle with bokoharam.
Sir, do you think an amnesty would stop boko haram ? Indeed you sound naive to say the least#


Has Amnesty stopped Mend from operating when they are not paid their allowance ? NO

DO you think Nigeria upon how much we are struggling and managing can afford Amensty to faceless non existing individuals with account numbers which would be directed to the sponsors account ?

Do you think to stop terrorism in Nigeria from springing up again, Amnesty is the answer ? LOL
Politics › Re: Oil War: Aguleri Warns Enugu, Kogi Govts by aljharem(m): 10:31pm On Apr 09, 2013
thoth: I will really the situation to escalate and degenerate into war, Igbos really need to be taught a lesson.
A very bitter lesson.
Why ? What have they done ?
Politics › Re: Oil War: Aguleri Warns Enugu, Kogi Govts by aljharem(m): 10:30pm On Apr 09, 2013
Billyonaire: After the entire wars, the vultures will come to feed on their carcasses! Guess who the Vultures are ?
I am trying to guess but can't figure them out ? Give us a hint
Politics › Re: Let's Have Your Complaints, Suggestions & Enquiries Here by aljharem(m): 10:29pm On Apr 09, 2013
wesley80: ^ Because the imp that's asking why turned it into an ethnic bashing thread.
How did I turn it into one ? Moreover is the topic "Ohaneze" not ethnocentric ? so what do you expect ?
Politics › Re: Oil War: Aguleri Warns Enugu, Kogi Govts by aljharem(m): 10:23pm On Apr 09, 2013
[quote author=:: VMF ::]I am a Kogite (Igala by tribe) but far from the talked about area. To avoid conflict, why don't the federal government take sole ownership of the said oil-well and totally blot out claims by any of both parties![/quote]I doubt you know what you are talking about. Why should the government take it when others with oil get their own share. Bros no pour sand to Northerners/Westerners garri angry angry angry angry
Politics › Re: Let's Have Your Complaints, Suggestions & Enquiries Here by aljharem(m): 8:06pm On Apr 09, 2013
Politics › Re: No More Tribal Attack In Politics Section by aljharem(m): 8:05pm On Apr 09, 2013
wesley80: I dont know when you intend to start working but that human leech called alj harem has started a thread he's leading into mischief and is already deserving of your 7 day ban!

www.nairaland.com/1252100/ohanaeze-ndi-igbo-backs-amnesty-boko
Ban for bring out a topic ? You must be sick in the head
Culture › Re: Yoruba Words That Has So Many Meanings... by aljharem(m): 8:01pm On Apr 09, 2013
Ola = wealth
Ola = Tomorrow
Politics › Re: Ohanaeze Ndi-igbo Supports Amnesty To Boko Haram by aljharem(op): 7:10pm On Apr 09, 2013
[quote author=Mr. Globe]this onye ofe, when will you ever make a single sense?[/quote]But it is what I observed that I am saying

Igbo presidency is dear to Ohaneze (they have the right to do so) and to be president, you need the north as well not just the South. Unless of course my observation is wrong.

You see, Ohaneze does not want to the north to think what's stopping the amnesty are the Igbo leaders. It's call "playing it safe". Good political calculation by Ohaneze.
Politics › Re: No More Tribal Attack In Politics Section by aljharem(m): 7:06pm On Apr 09, 2013
Crayola1: Cool story bro. grin
Or should I not ask ? LOL
Politics › Re: No More Tribal Attack In Politics Section by aljharem(m): 7:02pm On Apr 09, 2013
Ikology: Ekwensu leave ACHEBE alone.
Ok, but is that why you called alj harem a fo.ol ?
Politics › Re: Ohanaeze Ndi-igbo Supports Amnesty To Boko Haram by aljharem(op): 7:00pm On Apr 09, 2013
[quote author=Mr. Globe]The ohaneze person is speaking for himself and his pockets. His opinion is not in line with the aspirations of ndigbo[/quote]actually it is, remember Igbo presidency 2015 ? No president needs a terrorist in his/her country destroying his/her administration
Politics › Re: No More Tribal Attack In Politics Section by aljharem(m): 6:58pm On Apr 09, 2013
Ikology: ALJ. you are an unrepentant fool. @ op carry go
How ?
Politics › Re: Questions I Wanted To Ask Chinua Achebe By Prof Tony Afejuku- by aljharem(m): 6:57pm On Apr 09, 2013
[quote author=One_Naira]LMFAO even this dude that long been posting articles on how Iteskiri are Yoruba. how warri belongs to Yoruba because of iteskiri ethnicity is now all of sudden backtracking because he needs to pretend he has an opposite speaking on their behalf. you get more pathetic by the second.

Iteskiri-Yoruba no difference only iteskiri refused to be identfied as yoruba. Its kinda like the urhobo and isoko situation. some ikwerre and igbo situation. and the names were tosin afejuku, ayo afejuku, neema ajejuku-adelaja. now equally come here and tell me tosin, ayo and adelaja are not yoruba names but benin.[/quote]Ok you are right grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: No More Tribal Attack In Politics Section by aljharem(m): 6:56pm On Apr 09, 2013
2legit2qwt: It's still less than 10 posts and you've already concluded? WOW! People like you are the reasons why Nigeria is where it is, you don't give anything a chance.


Who says this is gonna completely stop tribalism? This is a step in the right direction to at least curtail it. We need the younger generation to start seeing the positives and stop passing along the venom. This is the same attitude our parents had back then which allowed the whole thing to spiral down. Now you hate someone because of what you most likely never experienced.

It's gotta start someone bro, don't shoot it down at its infancy
Ok I would give it a chance, I would listen to you but if the issue is not addressed in my believe, then it is like fighting the wind. We have some many post, topic articles and even books on nairaland to stop this so called tribalism but it keeps getting worse.
Politics › Re: No More Tribal Attack In Politics Section by aljharem(m): 6:53pm On Apr 09, 2013
Crayola1: Utter bs. Nigeria is more divided now than it ever has been way before Achebe. Cowards like you like to hide their crimes under a scapegoat to make yourselves feel better. You were a crook long before someone called out your crookedness you are just mad that he called you out. In reality you were never hidden you just thought that the rest of the world was stupid.
yes you are right, with the raise of likes of Boko Haram, surly Nigeria is more divided. Now let me ask you, What is the purpose of Nairaland apart from getting information and trading ? Ofcourse is to SOCIALISE and of course being "Naira"land we are to socialise with people from other cultures in Nigeria.

Now Issues and topics are brought up by people mostly journalist, writers etc outside the walls of Nairaland, if this issues are tribal inciteful surely there WOULD BE ETHNIC WAR IN TERMS OF WORDS. Yes exactly that is where Achebe came in, rather than use his talent to create harmony in the minds of young adults, he used his to create discord.

Not only likes of Achebe, their are others but Achebe comes to mind first.
Politics › Re: Questions I Wanted To Ask Chinua Achebe By Prof Tony Afejuku- by aljharem(m): 6:47pm On Apr 09, 2013
[quote author=One_Naira][/quote]How many yoruba do you know are named Neema Afejuku, Tony Afejuku, Anthony Afejuku, Doris Helen Afejuku, Alero Afejuku
Politics › Re: Questions I Wanted To Ask Chinua Achebe By Prof Tony Afejuku- by aljharem(m): 6:43pm On Apr 09, 2013
[quote author=One_Naira]Roflmfao. Benin really? since I'm on the phone, idk how to take screen pics on it so I'll write it out for you. A small google search of that last name came out with Tosin afejuku, ayo afejuku, neema afejuku-adelaja. I bet all you did was google the man, since there is no biograpghy on him which included his origin thus you saw the university he taught and made the assumption he's from there. SMH. we all know the difference between a benin and a Yoruba name and though una share some alike, this does not look like a benin name and i googled, the man is iteskiri/yoruba. una need to stop lying and using other clans as shield especially you. if you no sabi, mechionugi. how many times have people told you that? sssssh when you don't know[/quote]grin grin grin grin Ignorance my brother is your problem. Even if the name is Mayowa Afejuku, it does not change the fact that it is NOT a yoruba name. Maybe Itsekiri, maybe Edo but not yoruba.

That is why I tell you Igbos that the west is more complicated than the uncivilized place you call your village. A man named Henry James might not necessarily be from England he might be french.

A man named Mohammed Sanusi might be necessary be Hausa he might be Yoruba.
Politics › Re: No More Tribal Attack In Politics Section by aljharem(m): 6:36pm On Apr 09, 2013
very funny. The issue of tribalism on the internet (not only on nairaland) cannot be tackled by mere post, bans and warning. It has to start from the top, likes of Sun newspaper and Odili news. Also with like of Achebe and co inciting the young generations into tribalism, I am sorry but it cannot end, it can only be reduced in moments.

Take this from me. Thanks to Achebe, the progress black have made in years to unite has just been broken again.
Politics › Re: Let's Have Your Complaints, Suggestions & Enquiries Here by aljharem(m): 6:32pm On Apr 09, 2013
Politics › Re: Ohanaeze Ndi-igbo Supports Amnesty To Boko Haram by aljharem(op): 6:31pm On Apr 09, 2013
Very interesting cowardly twist of events grin grin grin jk jk jk
Politics › Ohanaeze Ndi-igbo Supports Amnesty To Boko Haram by aljharem(op): 6:29pm On Apr 09, 2013
By AbdulSalam Muhammad, Kano.
KANO – The President- General Ohanaeze Ndi-Igbo World Wide, Chief Gary Nnachi, has enjoined the Federal Government to hasten the Amnesty program to members of the dreaded Boko Haram, so long that will guarantee peace across the federation.

The President General of the Ohanaeze Ndi-Igbo who was in Kano in company of top notch of Pan Igbo social group to build confidence among the Igbos in the north following the recent bombing Luxurious Bus Park, noted that “peace is the only thing that will guaranteed development and wellbeing of the Nigerian citizenry and federal government should be in the vanguard of ensuring such peace, therefore the government should do whatever it takes including giving amnesty to the Boko Haram members if they will lay down their Arms and leave peacefully with everybody’.

The Ohaneze boss stressed that “Nigeria is a country for everybody, be it Igbo, Yoruba, Hausa or any other Tribe, we don’t have any other place than this our beloved nation and its time we stop deceiving ourselves and leave peacefully with one another, and the freedom of movement, right to leave and ownership should also be guaranteed’.

Chief Gary Nnachi said that “Nigeria is at cross road, and there has never been a time when the country need everybody to fully participate than now in the development and peaceful coexistence of the nation, as such government should use the opportunity to make sure that such chances are not been neglected”.

The President General, accompanied by the Chairman South East Council of Traditional rulers, HRM Eze C. I Ilomuanyi, Senator Hope Uzodima, Chairman Abia Council of Ndi Eze, Eze JA Akilaro, assured that, “as leaders we will do all we could to make sure that Nigeria leave in peace, and we shall continue to protect other ethnic nationalities leaving in the East”.

On his remarks while at government house, Governor Rabiu Musa Kwankawso noted that the last month attacked on the Luxurious Bus Park was nothing but a war without border because it affected almost all Nigerians who are doing business or travelling on that day.

The governor who spoke through the Commissioner of State Affairs, Comrade Aminu Abdusalam, stated that what happened at the Park was most regrettable and condemnable, adding that the attacked simply taught Nigerians to be vigilant in their dealings.

Kwankwaso noted that “the right of living and worship should be ensured and assured to everybody regardless of what he worship or how he wishes to live, so long he has not contravened the laws of the land”, adding that “Kano has been so generous in living with their fellow countrymen, something that has vindicated the fact that the last month attacked was carried out by some miscreants who never wish the state well”.

He said the central message of the government and people of Kano is that “everybody should live in peace and love, with a lot of affections and care, this will inculcate into Nigerians that they are brothers who should help one another in his/her cause.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/04/ohanaeze-ndi-igbo-backs-amnesty-to-boko-haram/
Politics › Re: Questions I Wanted To Ask Chinua Achebe By Prof Tony Afejuku- by aljharem(m): 6:23pm On Apr 09, 2013
ikeyman00: ^^^^ and u believe it makes a difference abi
Yeah it does since One Naira and co are usual believe the their phantom enemy is yoruba or hausas so for a change, let SS speak as well.
Politics › Re: Questions I Wanted To Ask Chinua Achebe By Prof Tony Afejuku- by aljharem(m): 6:17pm On Apr 09, 2013
[quote author=One_Naira]^^^^^ shocked shocked shocked wow dude you don't even know your own people's name. na wa oooo. afejuku is not an Igbo name and is in fact a Yoruba name. infact google it and tell me who are coming up bearing that name as one of their own.[/quote]Afejuku is not a Yoruba name but a bini name. Yes Dayo was right
Politics › Re: Sam Omatseye, Under-Fire For Column On Achebe by aljharem(m): 12:05am On Apr 09, 2013
You see, you all cannot counter my points other than insults and tribalistic slurs

[quote author=One_Naira]una see why this man irks me so much, if i ever meet him, I'll probably shoot him after I've stomped his head in and take whatever jail time they give me. honestly there is some people that are a waste and this nigg@ is one of them

1.) Achebe was given that name by not igbos, not Nigerians but in fact outside of the shore he came from and till date been recited by other Africans. A mhuge Fact. now go shove your head in a crate of snakes

2.) and who are this nigerians that's criticize him? hmm lets see bigots like are YOU and other yorubas. unknown trying to make a name for themselves like omatseye that's very yorubanized and who else oh year that one bello we've never heard about till today. now compare that to soyinka, okri, heck even most politicians we no like don praise the man. I don't even know why this people, anything they.don't like something they start shouting "majority of Nigeria" like as if their opinion immediately translates as every ones opinion. my guy sit your chamelon @ss down. don't even try on the comparison on how much he's condemned compared to how much he's praised before or even after his death. me and you know who will lose if we all start trolling this forum with praise against critcism.

3.) so is this man trying to tell us the entire world are uneducated including most nation journalist, writers and especially African writers including the one you are comparing Achebe to really? even went as far to call them ungod fearing?even mendela? see your stupd1ty you no dey shame.

4 and 5.) monkey telling people how someone benefitted them or not. na u be master to preach, taking aspirin for everyone abi? even going to the point of talkig about sh1t he's clueless on.better go and read about his african series work. abeg sit your chamelon, monkey looking, bigotted @ss down. its not a must you have to jump on every thread jumping around like an illiterate on crack. when people are conversing and you have nothing tangible to add, be like the rest of us and STFU. don't make yourself look like a damn fool. Ewu[/quote]Lie number 1 : Just like many icons in history which have been over-emphasised by their race, ethnicity and culture, likes of Ojukwu, Gadaffi, Bush are no different from Achebe rise to "unglorious glory" by his people aka Nigerians/Blacks. I liked Achebe and no matter what I say, those that would respect him would still do so.

Lie number 2 : Criticism would always come from those he defamed in his last book. Whether you like it or not Achebe's name would some disappear as he had no record set neither did he do anything worth emulating or remembering that likes of other non-bigoted writers don't have.

Foreign Journalism : All they did is pay respect to a man like Micheal Jackson who would rather associate with other countries than his fellow people. Question why was Achebe in America not Africa ? Do you think likes of Mandela would be respect by blacks if he ran to UK rather than stay in SA ?

Lastly, again what is the point of all the respect and "adoration" if he cannot use his power and influence to help those with no voice.

Look in as much Emeaguali is a fraud, I would always respect him more than Achebe. Take it or leave it and anyone that know the history and life style of the 2 would do the same.
Politics › Re: Sam Omatseye, Under-Fire For Column On Achebe by aljharem(m): 10:24pm On Apr 08, 2013
Look here are facts and I am waiting for any bigot to dispose of it.

1. How did Achebe frictional/personal encounter translate to African writer's best

2. Achebe can never be respect in Nigeria because of his last book that has destoryed the progress we have tried to foster among Igbos with other ethnic group

3. The world elite and educated, God fearing ones can never respect Achebe because he was a known bigot

4. Achebe has achieved nothing for Igbo people other than create hate in the hearts of younger generations fact

5. Not only did he not achieve anything for Igbo people but also he has no contribution/charity/foundations etc for any african society upon his statue so of what purpose is his "respect"
Politics › Re: Sam Omatseye, Under-Fire For Column On Achebe by aljharem(m): 10:17pm On Apr 08, 2013
nwando: Do you see an Itsekiri or Hausa man talking here
You should ask the ofenmanu how it became their war not us
The Omatseye guy they say is the son of a Yoruba akwuna
He also works for Tinubu
The thread posted by a Yoruba tout
of course Majority of Nigerians support them and yes the people you call Yoruba support them or do you want ofemanus to support a bigot ?

Did Bello or Sam use derogatory terms to describe the Igbos like Achebe did by showing his superiority complex ?
Politics › Re: Sam Omatseye, Under-Fire For Column On Achebe by aljharem(m): 10:15pm On Apr 08, 2013
[size=18pt]Soyinka, Bello have all contributed to Nigeria in their own little way. What has Achebe contributed other than bigotry ? Achebe is no different than an average bigoted Nairalander[/size]
Politics › Re: Sam Omatseye, Under-Fire For Column On Achebe by aljharem(m): 10:13pm On Apr 08, 2013
nwando: [size=18pt]
And who is Ibrahim bello?
Achebe we know
Soyinka we know
Who the heck is bello[/size]
[size=18pt]Ibrahim Kano is a well know professor both in Nigeria and abroad. He has contributed greatly to the educational system of Nigeria, which one has Achebe done ?[/size]

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