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Politics › Re: Ekiti Is The 2nd Poorest State In Nigeria-commissioner by aljharem(m): 12:03pm On Jul 30, 2011
Ngodigha:
Apart from poverty, I suggest parents who give their kids this sort of marks in Yorubaland should be hanged.
andre uweh. i see you

una na do well well grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Sultan Opposes Troops In Borno, Absolves Boko Haram Of Violence by aljharem(m): 10:58am On Jul 30, 2011
jmaine:
The orientation of Northern Muslims is bad with respect to their insatiable religious blood lust at any given flimsy excuse . . . the recurrent decimal of wanton loss of lives and destruction of perceived Non-Muslims means of livelihood is now an assured permanent feature in the region.That atleast once in every 2-3 years there must be innocent sacrifice of Non Mulsims blood at all cost . . . Even more glaring when your Leaders up North do all[b] but not blame them [/b]. . .  The Southern Muslims are the true practitioners of Islam, the religious of peace . . .you know why . .they are largely learned to know what the Quran has to say . .unlike those brainwashed brethrens up North . . .


Your castigating Boko Haram is just Alj Harem, all thanks to the Influence of True Islam practice in the SW region  cheesy . . .what about the tons of others who covertly applaud the haramites . .even associating the eediots with fighting corruption . . . when it is rather a religio-political struggle . . .
I am glad that you do not see me as a terrorist grin grin because of the way you were talking before wink

Now I worship anywhere be it North or south west, so long as they are preaching the right thing.

The SW muslims are not any different from other muslims in the north or in the world. That is the reality

Now i know of bad elements in the north that have hijackered our religion and this is a real problem in the north and indeed everywhere in the world.

For example, No true Muslim in his right senses would support Boko haram. I mean NO ONE.

this is more of a National problem to me than a sectional problem.

We need a good police force in the north. Majority of crimanals in the country(north or south) usually die through Jungle justice and heck WHO HAS TIME FOR THAT knowing full well that the next person might be Boko haram.

Majority of my friends have left borno to states like sokoto and lagos because of this Boko haram. As the south is scared and angry, the north is scared and angry

NO ONE WANTS TO DIE my friend. No one

Now coming out to public demostration is singing ur death tone as BH might be in the crowd and do a suicide bomb

a friend might betray you and report to BH etc

this are factors that even leaders in the north are looking at .

Now the military is there, they should do there job and stop ra.ping and killing people. it is wrong angry

One thing is clear though, they have reduced this BH madness which i am glad about

But we need to work as a country and not try to blame the north for everything. We are humans too you know wink
Culture › Re: Is 'akata' Part Of Your Vocabulary? by aljharem(m): 10:23am On Jul 30, 2011
[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=723803.msg8818882#msg8818882 date=1312005900]ezeagu enough of the yoruba hatred.

face other things.

and quit asking d.aft questions which add nothing to anybody.

i dont see you wondering who calls africans booty scratchers.

unless you want to say you're not african, and frankly, you need to come clear on that.[/quote]grin grin grin it is called inferiority complex. it is a very bad syndrome that affects majority of igbos

please let him be with his madness.

@Ezeagu

kedu cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy una do well o

keep up the good job
Culture › Re: Who Are The Yoruba In Benin Republic? by aljharem(m): 10:16am On Jul 30, 2011
Culture › Re: Who Are The Yoruba In Benin Republic? by aljharem(m): 10:13am On Jul 30, 2011
Culture › Re: Who Are The Yoruba In Benin Republic? by aljharem(m): 10:12am On Jul 30, 2011
Politics › Re: Sultan Opposes Troops In Borno, Absolves Boko Haram Of Violence by aljharem(m): 10:10am On Jul 30, 2011
phreakabit:
I think if its a Southerner he should be arrested and "deported" back to the south! Fair enough?
but a northerner should be killed, isn't it ? even though he is innocent
Politics › Re: Sultan Opposes Troops In Borno, Absolves Boko Haram Of Violence by aljharem(m): 10:03am On Jul 30, 2011
phreakabit:
As long as JTF remains there in the North to kill ANYONE that "misbehaves" (misbehavior should be enough to deserve being killed, as long as they are Northerners). Then, I have absolutely no problem at all!!!!!
huh huh huh huh u are wicked. what about southerners that misbehave in the north
Culture › Re: Who Are The Yoruba In Benin Republic? by aljharem(m): 10:00am On Jul 30, 2011
yorubas in togo land mass

https://www.joshuaproject.net/profiles/maps/to-map.gif


yorubas indigenes in cuba, togo, Ghana, and other countries

The homeland of Yorùbá culture is West Africa. Due to the European colonial policy of partitioning*, this homeland spans the four West African countries of Nigeria, Benin Republic, Togo, and Ghana. (Although the culture is also found in the West African country of Sierra Leone, this is part of the Diaspora.) Various myths, legends and stories enshrined in Ifá, the Sacred Scriptures of Yorùbá Religion, proclaim Ilé-Ifë to be the place where the Earth and all its inhabitants were created. The name Ilé-Ifë comes from the noun “Ilé” (which means “home” or “house”) and the verb “Ifë” (which means “to expand” or “to spread out”). The belief in Ilé- Ifë as the cradle of life is one key element of Yorùbá culture in Africa and the Diaspora.
It is estimated that the population of the Yorùbá in West Africa is twenty-five million. This makes them one of the largest groups in sub-Saharan Africa. Their largest concentration is in the southwestern parts of Nigeria where they number about twenty-three million. With an estimated population of 10 million, Lagos (also known as Èkó, its original Yorùbá name) is by far their most populous city. Eko is nigerians commercial capital


In the Benin Republic, which borders Nigeria to the west, there are about one-and-a-half million Yorùbá people living in the central and southeastern parts of the country. Some of the main Yorùbá cities in Benin Republic include Kétu,cotouno Sábëê (also spelt Sabe), and Porto Novo (also known as Àjàsê, its original Yorùbá name). port Novo and cotonuo are benin republic major and commercial capital


In Togo, the Yorùbá occupy the south central regions of the country. Togo’s second largest city, Atakpame (also known as Ifë-Aáná) is a Yorùbá city. There are about 50 Yorùbá villages in Ghana. Yorùbá-speaking slaves were settled in Sierra Leone after the abolition of the trans-Atlantic slave trade. Ife-aana or atakpame is togo commercial capital


As a result of the trans-Atlantic slave trade, contemporary economic migration, and voluntary cultural identification, close to seventy-five million “black”, “white”, and multi-racial peoples in Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Columbia, Cuba, France, Haiti, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Mexico, Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, UK, USA, and Venezuela now organize their day-to-day lives on the basis of Yorùbá beliefs and cultural practices.


Brazil has the largest concentration of Yorùbá people in the Diaspora. Although demographical data is not readily available, field research by this author and others suggest that close to twenty million people in Brazil will readily trace their ancestry to the Yorùbá of West Africa. This is also evidenced by the various denominations of Yorùbá (or Òrì«à) religion that are prevalent in Brazil.


Cuba deserves a special comment, not just because of its citizens who trace their ancestry to West Africa, but also because of the significance of Ifá in Cuba. Santería and Lukumí are important denominations of Yorùbá religion in Cuba.
Despite the fact that no comprehensive study of the dialects of Yorùbá culture has been published, on-going field research by this author and others indicate that there are over fifty different dialects of Yorùbá language in West Africa and the Diaspora. Although languages such as English, Portuguese, French, and Spanish are the main languages spoken in different parts of the Yorùbá Diaspora, due to the continual emigration of Yorùbá peoples from West Africa to Europe and the Americas, Yorùbá language is still spoken by millions of people in the Diaspora. Moreover, the slaves in the Diaspora generated new dialects of the Yorùbá language. These include Creole in Sierra Leone and Lucumí in Cuba.

http://www.oduaofwashington.org/BROCHURE.html
Politics › Re: Benin Ore Road Has Been Fixed!(Some pictures) by aljharem(m): 9:46am On Jul 30, 2011
PapaBrowne:
^^^
We had an election to win and we won at any cost!! Spin and spell inclusive grin grin grin

The important thing now is to move this potentially great nation forward! And things are looking up!!
Don't you just love the new Trade and Investment ministry?? The country is expanding and opportunities are cropping up in numerous areas. The man with an eye would take advantage and harness the opportunities! In this next 4 years, the private sector is king!!

I am comfortable with the Jonathan presidency and I'm happy, like most other Nigerians that voted him en masse that the man had a convincing victory! If anything, at least the world gave immense accreditation to his victory!!


Regards the Benin-Ore road, everything I wrote is true!! The pictures I snapped are true! The Ore section as I acknowledged in the article(which is less than 10km out of about 400km) still stays bad till this day and I am not sure why. Perhaps the rains have slowed down work!
can you imagine, yet we say we are suffering sad sad sad sad sad
Politics › Re: Ekiti Is The 2nd Poorest State In Nigeria-commissioner by aljharem(m): 8:24am On Jul 30, 2011
Gbenge 77:
To the average Ibo man,Lagos is the "eldorado".And of course,they have flooded Lagos in record numbers,seeking to "sell market".I m willing to bet the most daring,audacious and notorious criminals are ibos(no offense).its high time the LASG sent them back to their states of origin.
ah ah ah careful please i beg you

do not join them in this tribalism, they have changed a lot of people on the forum, please my advice for you is to stop reading every post

some posters are not even worth read once you see the username

just ignore it.
Politics › Re: Benin-Ore Highway: Let's Show Our Govt Its Deplorable State by aljharem(m): 8:13am On Jul 30, 2011
odiaero:
^^ Make we hear wor jor, why OBJ no fix am? any small thing GEJ  undecided undecided undecided
abeg shut up angry and stop all this crap

so because OBJ no fix am

e mean say Jonathan should not fix it as well or should remain blameless

see ur reasoning
Politics › Re: Sultan Opposes Troops In Borno, Absolves Boko Haram Of Violence by aljharem(m): 8:10am On Jul 30, 2011
jmaine:
MEND has never targeted a particular tribe or religion . .and the never used the Bible as an excuse for their violent actions . . . . So your post is void


The Berom have never said they were fighting for Christianity or reference their fight to the bible . . .theirs is land dispute with a largely tribal infusion . . .

Even the OPC is a mix of both Muslims and Christians and that was a one off crisis situation  . . .with an ethnic colouration . . .and again . .no religious excuse was given for it . . . Tell us another killing that happened before this episode and another after this event

They reacted to your Northern folks incessant sacrifice of their kinsmen . . .and it was largely ethnic . . .they never gave an excuse related to the bible . . Tell us another killing that happened before this episode and after this event


Oga, would stop kidding and get serious  angry . . . What was the security report  . . .What are the newspaper, television and the internet for . . so it should be dismissed since i was not there . . . The Sultan is right afterall  embarassed

When a particular event is recurrent in a particular part of the country and for a particular reason . . .what do you expect people to think . .more so, in consideration of the peaceful coexistence the south where we have Muslims, Christians,Animist and Atheist (very few) e.t.c  without any form of friction other than mutual respect for each other . . .Compare that to what is happening in the North . . .

BTW what was your Sultan injection suppose to serve . . very hilarious i must admit . .ma guy . .you no get case for the matter wey consign this thread  . . .

so I have one question for you jmaine

Just because some people are commiting atrocities, it means Islam is bad huh or all muslim or northerners including me are all evil huh

i would like to hear you reply knowing fully well how much I have castigated boko haram
Crime › Re: Child Trafficking In Nigeria by aljharem(m): 8:03am On Jul 30, 2011
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Politics › Re: At Last, Osun Commissioner’s List Out by aljharem(m): 4:50am On Jul 30, 2011
Beaf:
It was necessary to consult and invoke forces for the release of broda Aregbesola. After Osun people took his case to higher dimensions by killing 7 white chickens, 7 goats, seven cows at okeeshududu forest, the megalomaniac of Osun's eyes opened!

I really pity anybody from Osun state, they are in for a ride as wild mad looking hair on Aregbesola's chin. How did they vote in such a clown?
The man has seen fit to make several grandiose and abandone his state while touring Earths four winds.

You gats to hail! cool
Here is a man single handedly lifting the Nigerian 'hidiot' scale to impressive heights. He was going to massively sell yams to Lagos and bring farming tools back on the return journey; the goal? To industrialise Oshun by building their very own version of Oke-Arin market. Thats true visioneering!
Not stopping there, Aregbesola set up camp in Lagos, supervising Fashola and his choice of commissioners. All the while making vaporous speeches that would have made customers of Yaba-left quake with jealousy; bereft of the weighty strain a cabinet would have placed on his "agile" mind and no doubt with boko haram his leading light, Aregbesola set up the very first sharia court in Southern Nigeria.
guy you and your president are a big joke

why not talk about your president that is just looking as the country is going to blazes slowly angry angry

beaf i no go lie, you be mumu, ideeiot angry after selling us jonathan
Business › Re: Russia To Build A Nuclear Power Plant For Nigeria. Danger! by aljharem(m): 4:46am On Jul 30, 2011
[quote author=Chyz* link=topic=723856.msg8818588#msg8818588 date=1311997096]The north or yorubaland. There is more space there and high unemployment. Would be great to site it in either of the two places. If the north, then the NW is the best because of its vast size.[/quote]lets not turn this to ethnic reason. let be clear headed and objective

the north is too hot for a nuclear power plant

the west is to conjested and more over, they have given a lot of land to the country already

the SS is an oil area and would be silly if it is put there unless they are looking at the avilability of cooling water

just the middle belt and east left

the middle belt also carries our food and dumb if a nuclear power plant is there, also abuja is the capital

leaving the east. undecided
Politics › Re: Ancestral DNA Results of Nigerians. by aljharem(m): 4:42am On Jul 30, 2011
antitpiah:
Actually it can. Have you heard of SNPs, haplotypes etc.

You need to learn about genetics before making fun of stuff. Honestly, We are more diverse and different than you think.

The difference between an Awori and Ijaw is more pronounced than the difference betweeen an Awori and a White man.
just read it now, it talks of mapping of the human genes but that does not prove anything undecided
Politics › Re: Ancestral DNA Results of Nigerians. by aljharem(m): 4:38am On Jul 30, 2011
antitpiah:
Actually it can. Have you heard of SNPs, haplotypes etc.

You need to learn about genetics before making fun of stuff. Honestly, We are more diverse and different than you think.

The difference between an Awori and Ijaw is more pronounced than the difference betweeen an Awori and a White man.
yes just going to look to it now but i am sure DNA test can not tell the difference which amor4ce comfirmed from his links

i would look to it wink thanks
Business › Re: Russia To Build A Nuclear Power Plant For Nigeria. Danger! by aljharem(m): 4:17am On Jul 30, 2011
Obiagu1:
Any region that it is sited should contribute at least 90% of the employees.
well said
Business › Re: Russia To Build A Nuclear Power Plant For Nigeria. Danger! by aljharem(m): 4:16am On Jul 30, 2011
jmaine:
Did you call them lazy . . . guess the comfort of technology they churn out on a consistent to make your life easier is due to laziness . . .

And how many hundreds of years does it take it to get to that harm[b]less[/b] state . . .The challenge of nuclear waste is in it's long resident time in a toxic state cos any leakage or unforeseen circumstances can lead to radioactive poisoning

So how can you ensure the emboldened does not occur for like hundreds of years . . . Won't that pending question bother you . . .
sorry saw you post late wink

1. this is not about technology, all they do is wanting to remove the waste without any stress and that is why they put it in countries shore line or export them to african countries

2. it takes hundreds of years sometimes even thousand, but we do not care so long as it is buryed in the core north and does not lick them the years in immaterial

3. it would not occur if it is sealed in a tight lead container and buryed to about few thousan feet down the earth surface
Politics › Re: Dayum! Celebrate! AregbeRASCAL Sends Commissioner-nominees’ List To Assembly! by aljharem(m): 4:11am On Jul 30, 2011
[quote author=Beaf link=topic=723946.msg8818466#msg8818466 date=1311993771][/quote]dude can you pls keep shut, angry

tell us what GEJ is doing about the flood in the west, erosion in the east and Boko haram in the north

you said you are busy with project when it is clear you and Jonathan are enjoy the country's money

bunch of mumu-s angry angry angry
Politics › Re: Ancestral DNA Results of Nigerians. by aljharem(m): 4:08am On Jul 30, 2011
[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=721357.msg8818352#msg8818352 date=1311990692]Interesting. Yeah, I never quite understood how they'd be able to distinguish that closely via DNA. Maybe the science is good enough to tell the 250+ groups in Nigeria apart (or the main 3). If so, that is very impressive. But it seems like it'd be really hard.[/quote]LOL grin grin grin grin grin that is the point

maybe DNA can tell the difference of who is awori and who is ijaw

maybe who is bini.ika and who is igbo


i dey laff at ignorance, grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Ancestral DNA Results of Nigerians. by aljharem(m): 4:05am On Jul 30, 2011
jason123:
[size=14pt]KILLER BLOW!!![/size]
No more argument!!! cheesy
wink wink wink wink wink
Politics › Re: Sultan Opposes Troops In Borno, Absolves Boko Haram Of Violence by aljharem(m): 1:21am On Jul 30, 2011
Caliente:
[size=13pt]Question: Who or what made them uneducated. Answer: Muslims and Islam. Instead of sending your children to real school, you say western education is sin. You send them to be brainwashed with arabic understanding of ONLY the VIOLENT pages of Islam. Used them as foot soldiers always in the activated terror mode. Human beings are embracing education and you are embracing a pinch of arabic letters.[/size]
No it is not Islam or Muslims. The region is a bit poor and as such can not employ teachers as the south. Infact the whole yaba has more schools than the NE combine. Now this is not Nigerian's fault but our leaders like atiku and co

Western education is not sin or else, i would not be able to post , would I?

Northern elites are the problem not us the people. And moreover you can learn arabic and western education at the same time. as it is done in most schools
Politics › Re: Ekiti Is The 2nd Poorest State In Nigeria-commissioner by aljharem(m): 1:14am On Jul 30, 2011
lagcity:
guy no vex me oo. u no see the pictures of the helpless beggars wey dem post for there? are those ppl not suffering too?
not to vex you brother, but must you follow in there foot path undecided
Politics › Re: Ekiti Is The 2nd Poorest State In Nigeria-commissioner by aljharem(m): 1:12am On Jul 30, 2011
lagcity:
^^^^^^^
chino11 grin grin grin his brain was permanently affected like the whole generation of ibo ppl who grew up in the 60s and 70s. the only guy in ibo land who was well fed during the war is a coward named Ojuku who is now a vegetable in London.
i know you want to get to him back and heck it serves them right but please don't make fun of people in such state even though them do the same. you should not follow them in the same path
Politics › Re: Ekiti Is The 2nd Poorest State In Nigeria-commissioner by aljharem(m): 1:08am On Jul 30, 2011
lagcity:
ibo ppl, i am back. let's make this a lively thread once again smiley smiley. you guys make me laugh becos you know the pictures you posted are not of yoruba ppl cheesy cheesy. i'll post pictures of how ibo ppl became who they are today and i don't even need to label the picture becos there will be no doubt about who's in the picture.
my friend please take down that picture sad sad sad sad

how can you make fun of people that suffered sad don't you think this is a bit extreme

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