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LOOTOCRACY.

jayfolarin:
If Buhari decides to step down, it's Fashola 2019 for me!

Which fashola? He is overrated.Let me tell you,the North is planning to do 12years. In 2019 they will migrate to pdp.se/se is still very dear to the north more than any other zone ,take it from me pdp will not stay for too long in opposition.

seangy4konji:
excuse urself man and save d bull crap...

Ya all need to take a chill pill and go sleep you old douch bags and we dont even need you...

Over a million young intellects awaiting and willing to put skill to use...

Go sleep man.

Wao! This is authoritative and insightful. This should form part of working documents for a serious government. Most of Nigeria's problems are fundamental. We have a lot more work to do.we have enormous problems on our hands. How can we migrate from sharing /consumption to production. Post oil is suddenly before us unprepared.
OVER ONE MILLION YOUNG INTELLECTS WAITING....and yet we elected a75year old man that has passed productive age to rule us. I am becoming very skeptical of this change mantra. For the first time ever the system designed for sharing/consumption is in a mess.Salaries could not paid talk less of projects. Soludo is a sound economist.

Enangson:
Chukwuma Austin Dike; a batch C corp member from mbaitoli LGA of IMO State serving in konshisha LGA Benue State made a vow that if Buhari wins the election and is sworn in on 29th may, he will converts to Islam.
On the 29th of may shortly after Buhari inauguration he accepted Islam at Jibwisb Mosque Gboko, Benue state.

You can see how tolerant Christians are. Did you hear riots and killings over his conversion? Can Muslims maintain the same stance a muslim gets converted.

naijamark:
What are you waiting for? Secede. You will recall that the Yoruba agenda in the recently completed confab includes regionalisation of Nigeria. And the Yoruba nation supports resource control. So I don't know where you get that idea of yours from.

how i wished tinubu had used his energy and resources to support the confab. to pursue resource control and regionalism .it would have been more beneficial to Nigeria and yuroba nation.these are the key to nigeria development and peaceful co-existence.

iloriolushola:
Yenagoa—Eminent sons and daughters of the Ijaw nation have agreed to re-examine the state of the Ijaw ethnic nationality in Nigeria, noting that they will immediately initiate the process of renegotiating the basis of their coexistence with other ethnic nationalities.

They disclosed this position at a Pan Ijaw Stakeholders Summit with the theme “The Ijaw Agenda Beyond May 29, 2015,” held between May 27-29, at Dr. Gabriel Okara Cultural Centre and Ijaw House, Yenogua, the Bayelsa State capital.

Co-hosted by the Ijaw National Congress, INC, and the Bayelsa State Government, the event which witnessed the presentation of papers by notable Ijaw scholars and other resource persons, was graced by more than 1, 500 people drawn from 78 Ijaw clans, traditional institutions, professional and socio-political bodies among others.

The summit in a 13-point communiqué, signed by its Chairman, Prof. Nelson Brambaifa and Secretary, Pastor Power Aginighan, however, thanked Nigerians for the rare opportunity given Dr. Goodluck Jonathan to preside over the affairs of the country.

Among other things the Summit noted that “the Ijaw nation today is at a critical moment in its history and called on all Ijaw leaders, sons and daughters to be united at this auspicious moment for the challenges ahead, adding that “it has expressed its desire for self determination, total rejection of the unjust legal order that robs resource owners of rights to their resources.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/06/well-renegotiate-our-coexistence-in-nigeria-ijaw-nation/

Synergise with BIAFRA for a confederacy and push for a referendum at the United nation.It is best option for the ijaw and other minorities in the Ss.

dickrider:
HOW TO ERADICATE BIAFRA



Now that we have a new president at the helms of affairs, it is glad to know that security and our territorial integrity are part of his major plans. Boko haram, Mend , Opc are still easy to contend with because as brutal as they may seem, they can all be dealt with using the carrot and stick approach. The only group threatning our unity is biafra and as a matter of fact their seccesion request is treasonable. President Buhari must rate the threat level of Biafra to the highest. We do not want any form of civil war anymore and anything that threatens our unity must be forbidden. here are ways i suggest the new president should deal with biafran rebels;

He should declare Biafra radio as illegal and ban it henceforth.

He should arrest the owner of biafra radio and make him face treasonable charges for spreading hate campaigns against other tribes in nigeria.

He should establish a special Anti-biafra task force fully armed to the teeth.

He should resensitize the southeast through national orientation agency and make them learn to put the past behind them and embrace national unity.

He should offer financial rewards for informations leading to the arrest of biafran chanters and pro seccesionists.

He must make them realize that we all have a role to play for the development of nigeria.

God bless Nigeria.

United we stand, Divided we fall.

Say no to Biafra

Kindly remove the log in your eyes before another person's speck.you should be worried and talking of bh that have killed over 20,000 and displaced over 3,000,000.
Biafra is a harmless group,no guns and bombs. They have the right to self determination . Recently Scotland had referendum to decided their future and they narrowly missed the threshold and to do again in the future inspite of having been together over 500years. Catalonians in Spain are also agitating for ref.
Mind you Biafra's campaign has not recorded any deaths. Is it not better than bh that are agitating for a caliphate while killing thousands. You ought to have supported Biafra campaign to mature to referendum to know if majority wants to remain in the cesspit called Nigeria or opt out. Remain blessed.

saaedlee:
Whts up with all these governors receiving Heads of State?

ISLAMISATON AGENDA.THEY ALWAYS PREFER NIGER AND CHAD TO SOUTHERN NIGERIA.

thorpido:
Isn't it what the women portray?They say the men don't give them a chance and that they should be given the opportunity.Some of the women in these position are there just because they are women,not because they got the votes.

Very simple and comprehensive. Not bamboozling us with useless vocabulary to show off. Useless professor.

charlie009:
Fashola u r really destined 4 more. The best governor in nigeria

Personally, fashola is over hyped and overrated.

Fraih:
It was like a movie this evening when this strongheaded snake crawled into my room. I unconsciously dropped the call I was on and ran for a big stick,
Thanks to my friend who was around and noted the snake's spot and we started the attack, even when I pinned the belly to the wall with the long stick, and my friend trying to crush the head with another long stick, this snake was actually fighting us back and dodging every hits, and threatening us with its tongue.. .. I mean, that snake was so smart and trained (if it actually was) because it took us Time to actually get the head, even when the other parts were hit and the belly pinned to the wall, it still struggled and fought_ didn't give up. I was almost pitying it sef, it was like a seasonal movie o and we were sweating just to get the head
But alas! It was down and I say thank God I saw the snake and thank God it wasn't hiding under the chair or something, that would be catastrophic living with a snake.

Fraih, I love your low-cut and natural looks.you are beautiful and courageous,I admire you.

eliment:
That is really bad

But those banks won't learn

If it's poor man that default loan now they will sell his property but when it comes to big men they only cry foul. Isn't there collateral for those loans before they were granted.

That is the way to loot shareholders funds,it is a pity we are in a corrupt ridden country.

I hate Britain but I love the simplicity, prudency and scrutiny of their parliamentary system of government.

That is that.

dealslip:
I am Yoruba and I support GEJ any day. Please stop dragging him into every bad thing. Nigeria has been divided since 1914. Even statements from likes of Awo and Ahmadu Bello in the 60s states this fact. Nigerians always looking for someone to blame except themselves. If the Lower Niger wishes to go, what is wrong with that. We all contributed to its destruction by not been cooperative. A house divided against itself can never stand. Sometimes separation or divorce is better than enduring domestic abuse. It kills the soul gradually.

God bless you. The core of yuroba support restructuring for their nation to progress. If you can be truthful,you can see that the fortunes of yuroba are dwindling like other ethnic groups education,commerce,technology,industry etc.this system is stifling to say the least,let us open up a bit by way of devolution of power for the greater interest of Nigeria or else the agitation will be getting louder.

njays24:
Chocolat Royal has killed me o! My favourite ice cream and candy place on the island. So I've been eating expired foods there,even their french bread I guess its also expired flour!

Dear stop eating those stuffs and save yourself health problems like cancer,fibroids,liver and kidney problems. Go on natural stuffs.

Ilekeh:
My mom was born in the West, grew up in the north, schooled and worked in the North, returned to the West.
My dad, born in the West, schooled in the North, returned to the West
My Aunt born in the West, schooled in the West, worked in the north, now lives in America.
My other Aunt, born in the West, schooled in the West, stayed in the West and north (Kwara) to grow her business.
Most of my other family members school in the West, live and work over sea (London, UK, USA), have businesses in Nigeria.
My older brother is currently in UAE.
I was born in the West, grew up oversea, but I will start my own business in Nigeria soon like most of my family members

You guys are so uneducated and ignorant. Yorubas travel and return home because business is better at home. Unlike Igbos that fear going home. If foreigners run to the SW, why should SWners run from the SW?

But the whole world is running to China while Chinese have taken over Latin America and Africa and Nigeria.what do you say?

sonOfLucifer:
The fundamentals of Odinani

Odinani is anchored on the sanctity of Ani, the Earth Deity,

INTRODUCTION
The Igbo traditional religion is a philosophy that has stood the test of time. To understand the basis for Igbo philosophy, we must understand first the Igbo concept of the Cosmos, a logical concept that makes few pretensions about the great unknown. This concept has survived the introduction of Middle Eastern religious beliefs and modern science. The Igbo belief is therefore both metaphysical and scientific as well as sacred and socioenvironmental.

A very tolerant but conservative philosophy, its capacity for ecumenism is enormous. While not yielding an inch to mythical and unproven concepts of life on earth, the Igbo philosophy maintains an elastic but credible concept of the Cosmos and its constituents that is rooted in science rather than the traditional myths of some imported beliefs.

To the ancient Igbo, the Cosmos is an endless space of visible and invisible beings. This Cosmo is divided into four complex constituents, [Onwuejeogwu, 1975: The Igbo Culture Area in “Igbo Language and Culture,” F. Chidozie Ogbalu & E Nolue Emenanjo -ed.]:
Okike (Creation)
Alusi (Supernatural Forces or Deities)
Mmuo (Spirit)
Uwa (World)

OKIKE
The Supreme Being (Chi ukwu or Chukwu) is the God of Creation (Chi Okike), the Force that fires all forces. God in Igbo language is also called Chineke (“God in the morning of creation, ” or “the God who creates” or “God and the Creator” (duality of deity), depending on perspectives). Chineke is far removed from the perception of mere mortals. This Supreme Power (Ikekaike) is neither a living-dead (ancestor) nor a spirit. It has no known physical form, yet indirectly impacts the affairs of the human world. Chineke manifests to our world as:

Anyanwu (the Sun)—Chineke is the mastermind behind the source of light, love and knowledge and, implicitly, earthly existence or life itself;

Chi (the godly guardian), the personal providence is a divine agents assigned to each human from cradle to the coffin;

Kpakpando (the stars) which manifest as the celestial beauty;

Enuigwe (the heavens), the home of all supernatural forces including the stars.
Chineke created everything visible and invisible. The concept of Chineke is incomprehensible; to know God is the end of knowledge, which is probably why the Igbo do not debate those who say their ancestors dropped from the sky – who knows! The evil forces that intrude into our lives and the physical forces of the universe are all put in place by the Supreme Force, the Godhead or Creator, for definite reasons and to coexist in harmony and multiply and or evolve.

ALUSI
Alusi is a supernatural force. Although the forces are neither human beings (mmadu) nor spirits (mmuo), they sometimes assume the attributes of human beings. Prof. Onwuejeogwu called them “being forces.” Every Igbo town has a shrine dedicated to its communal alusi; every other community respects the deity. A priestly clan usually ministers to the revered communal deity on behalf of the community.

MMUO
Mmuo is the spirit of ancestors who lived, died, and moved on to the great unknown, the other side of the realm. Hence, mmadu (human beings) must die to become mmuo (spirit being). If a man was good while alive, upon his departure he could become an ichie or nna-mmuo —a hallowed ancestor spirit or a saint. Ancestor spirits are more commonly known by the collective term “Ndiichie.” A respected, living elder can therefore be called ichie —a living saint. Ndiichie is also used for a group of accomplished and distinguished elders who uphold the morals of the society, dispense unquestionable justic, and preserve the culture of the community.

A woman who has lived a distinguished life becomes nne-mmuo. Those who have lived horrible lives, and those who committed unpardonable sins (ajo njo) or alu (abomination) against Ani – the Earth Deity, become ajo mmuo (evil spirits) or Ekwensu (Devil or Satan). The male ajo mmuo could be akaliogoli (a roguish spirit); the female counterpart could become either a mermaid (owummiri) or a bloodsucking amaosu (vampire) or some other gender-specific evil spirit. Some mmuo are so restless they come back to be born-again (ogbanje), not to make amends but to torment a mother, her family, and the community. [This must not be confused with the desired and celebrated “inouwa” or reincarnation.]

UWA
Uwa is our world, or the so-called “Mother Nature.” [Compare with Hausa: uwa = mother]. This is the world we live in, the visible universe that directly impacts our life. Uwa is made up of two distinct parts: Igwe and Ala.

Igwe is the firmament, and it constitutes of the following:
Ulukpu (the clouds);
Onwa (the moon);
Alaigwe (the planets);
Ikuku (the winds) —the totality of winds and airs that hold the earth in place and help to make it everything it is.

While the ancient Igbo philosophers might not have measured the firmament by any known scientific method, they knew that it is immensely bigger than the earth, that the earth is but a revolving part – not the center – of the universe. Hence, the popular phrase Igwe ka Ala, which is also one of Chineke’s many names, Igwekaala.
Ala: Ala is the physical manifestation of Earth Deity, Ani. It harbors four components:
Mmadu (human being) — Man and woman exist to perform specific functions in the complex equation of conservation and preservation of the species. Humans are the beauty of life; hence it has been suggested that the word is from “mma ndu” = the beauty of life.
Anumanu (animal) — Like human beings, animals have their specific functions in the equation of life;
Ofia (forests) Vegetation sustains both mmadu and anumanu.
Mmiri (water) —The “life” of fish and all other beings in all water bodies is dependent on the quality of water. When the Igbo pray, they pray for the “life” of water because it is also the life of fish, which invariably provides rich sources of protein for humanity. Therefore, pollution of streams in Igboland is a taboo. All community streams are sacred and water fountains are deities, iyi. Menstruating women should not step into communal streams to fetch water. In some communities, women of childbearing age are banned all together from fountains.

GOLDEN RULE
The Igbo are very particular about constructive coexistence on earth. In the saying, “egbe bere ugo bere” (Let the eagle perch, let the hawk perch), the Igbo express the golden rule of the religion: Live and let live. Some go further and add: nke si ibe ya ebene, nku kwaa ya (whichever says the other shall not perch, may its wing break). This supposedly “old testament” version seeks to ensure that whichever of the Earth’s components wants the other not to survive shall not share of the food chain and shall eventually become extinct – so that others may thrive well in the ecosystem. Hence, the protection of lesser lives is imperative to good existence on Earth. Indiscriminate slaughter of animals or killing of human beings is an abomination of the highest order. To kill a female being is even more atrocious because she assures the continuation and preservation of the species.

A “new-testament” version of the saying stipulates: “nke si ibe ya ebene gosi ya ebe o ga-ebe, (whichever says the other shall not perch, may it show the other where to perch); but, truly speaking, there should be no reason in the first place to deny another an anchor on this planet. This pacifist approach to the Golden Rule is similar to turning the other cheek. Whichever holds in anyone’s philosophy is acceptable. However, it is highly suspected that the original saying is simply: "Egbe bere, ugo bere.” Period. There should be no room for compromise on the desire of one over the other.

ANI
Ani, the Earth Deity or so-called “Mother Earth” is also called Ala (land), which is actually the physical manifestation of Ani. This gives an erroneous impression of Mother Earth as “earth” – a rugged land mass of fiercely boiling, molten core washed by bodies of oceans. It may be, but it is also alusi, the deity which made the evolution of the modern person possible. Its core spiritual component is Ikejiani (“the force that holds the Earth” or the force of gravity).

In Odinani, the reverence of Chineke or Chukwu as the Almighty God is so deep that mere mortals, while attributing all cosmic powers to this Head, do not normally bring petty petitions directly to the seat of Supreme Power. It is not only humanly impossible, the chances of success are slim because God cannot be manipulated in any way, shape, or form. Besides, there are so many forces to overcome from here to eternity that Ndiigbo deal with the forces they can either manipulate or with whom they can enter into peaceful pacts. But, most importantly, every life on earth is pre-destined.

The Igbo religion is therefore anchored on the visible, which is invariably controlled by the invisible Ani. We thrive and derive life itself from the bounties of Ani. What more could be as merciful as “Mother Earth.” It provides human beings with an anchor, a base on which Ikejiani keeps people without restricting their ability to move freely on land (ala); avails earthlings with nutritional needs; protects all creatures from extended exposure to the Sun by providing day and night and the seasons; drains the unrelenting onslaught of rain from the clouds; shelves the wastes and, with time, avails earthlings with useful materials to make the passage through life an easier ordeal.

Together with other interlinked forces of our world (uwa), supernatural forces (alusi) and anyanwu (the eye of light, life, and love), Ani controls the “day deities” (Eke, Orie, Afo, Nkwo) and the “year-force” (afò). The sun therefore does not “rise” nor “set” in Igbo philosophy: the Earth determines the length of days and nights and, with the moon (onwa), sets the months. Hence, there are seven weeks or 28 days in an Igbo month and thirteen moons a year.

The Earth Deity’s control does not stop here: its forces control agriculture and even the activities of good and evil spirits, which occasionally attempt to misdirect the destiny of human beings. For example,
Ifejioku or Ahiajoku (“the yam force” is very important for yams to do well.
Idemmiri (“the water force” is a being force that must be appeased to ensure healthy water supply.
Okeofia or Agwu-Ofia (“the forest-force” also plays important roles.

The Igbo enter into pacts with these forces to take into their benevolence. The process is called “igommuo”(to placate/negotiate – not worship– spirits). Even Agwu (“the divination force” or the trickster alusi, which causes confusion in the life of human beings) can be manipulated in afa (divination) to yield good effects.

Evil forces affect our lives adversely. The extent of their intrusion into our laid-out life-plan or destiny (akalaaka) can be curtailed by the intervention of one’s Chi and also by the intercession of ndiichie (ancestor spirits). The Igbo therefore maintain a special relationship with their ancestors by offering sacrifices to please their souls and working hard for the good of the lineage. Dealing with this spirits and deities is known by the same term “igommuo” or “ilommuo” (“to placate or ask of the dear departed/living-dead/ancestor spirit”.

Ndiichie are not worshipped; they do not demand to be worshipped — they are not Chukwu, the Almighty God) to whom we owe praises and thanks. In fact, the term “worship” does not readily occur in Igbo theosophy. “Ifé alusi” (“to worship deities” is a colonial concept introduced by Euro-Christianity. The Igbo considered it more appropriate to negotiate and navigate natural forces around them; the will of God cannot be manipulated or changed. They just need to get there without too much hassles.

CONCLUSION
Odinani is anchored on the sanctity of Ani, the Earth Deity, a creation of the Supreme Creator. O di n’Ani literally means “It is anchored on the Earth Deity.” Hence, Igbo philosophy is sacred, spiritual, and socioenvironmental. The Igbo attitude toward Chineke is unlike that of Euro-Christianity: Chineke has no form that humans can conceive nor perceive. Those who follow the teachings of Christian churches and Muslim mosques soon find out that the fundamentals of Odinani are unwavering in every Igbo community. Odinani is about doing the right things; it is about following the dictates of our personal providence, Chi. Failure to do so, Agwu or other more potent evil forces take over our lives; we would keep running in circles and meeting bad spirits (ajo mmuo) or even Satan itself (Ekwensu). But once we are at peace with Chi, we shall be on our way to our destiny. Which is why the Igbo say: “I buru Chi gi uzo, i gbagbue onwe gi n'oso.” [If you walk before your Chi, you will do the race of your life.]

Wao! This is succinct and in-depth.

WokoJoshua:
Ya. Glad to see Auto-freaks here. I thought I was the only one insane about car ;-)

I am a sucker for rwd and that is why you will only see Bmw and Mercedes in my garage. No kaka kaka for shafts.

POG007:
A 60 year old resident pastor of the Eternal Sacred Order of Cherubim and Seraphim at Agodo-Egbe, Ikotun Lagos, Prophet Micheal Raji, has been arrested by officials of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency NDLEA over unlawful attempt to export of 174 kilogrammes of hard narcotic drugs worth N609 million to South Africa.

Prophet Raji, believed to be a member of a drug trafficking syndicate, concealed 91kg of Methamphetamine and 83kg of Ephedrine with an estimated street value of N609 million in different foodstuffs tied in polythene bags.

According to Vanguard, Prophet Michael Raji was arrested with the drug at the cargo section of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) during pre-shipment examination.

A statement by NDLEA says he was found with three international passports bearing his name with his picture
“Preliminary investigation has indicated that the 60 year old suspect Michael Raji is a top member of a drug syndicate operating in Nigeria, Ghana and South Africa. The pastor had three international passports bearing his photographs. One of the passports bears the name Michael Raji while the other two bear the name Kadigun Fatah Ola. It was equally discovered that the church premises where he ministers also serves as a warehouse for narcotics,” NDLEA said. Speaking on his arrest, the NDLEA commander at the Lagos Airport, Mr. Hamza Umar said “I can tell you that this suspect is a smooth operator but we have uncovered his bag of tricks. The drugs were brought to the airport for export to South Africa where it was detected. Investigation eventually traced the movement of the drugs to his church premises where he was arrested,” Hamza stated.

REPORTED BY ELITE TRIBUNE

www.elitetribune.com

OOOOH! WHY IS HE NOT IGBO?SO OTHER TRIBES LOVE MONEY TOO.SECOND PASTOR FROM THE OTHER TRIBE IN 2 WEEKS .

naijaboiy:
[color=#1980BC]it seems having a baby mama is the in-thing for most celebrities now.

And the appalling thing is that most of the girls are willing.

Why can't they just get married for once and conceive children legally or simply protect themselves while having sex.

This trend to me is silly.

SMH [/color]

Any of my kids that gets involved in this madness will be disowned for ever. It beats how a lady will open her legs and gleefully carry and born a kid for a man who did not marry her officially and formally.

Nicklouse:
This is my second nairaland account and not my original just for the sake of this post and other stuff. I recently married this beautiful 24 years old Lady about 4 months ago. We married in a church and the wedding was great. Our honeymoon was also great.

She is always demanding sex.. When i say NO she would romance and seduce me so much that i have no choice but to give in up to 8 times a day. Especially weekends. During the working days, she would ensure we copulate at least 3 times in the morning before she leaves for work and up to 3 times at Night before we sleep and sometimes in the car in traffic as our work places are very close so we leave together.

I am getting tired of this. The day she came visiting to my work place.. we had sex there in my office. I dont know whats in her head right now i need help. Nairalanders please help me.

I reported to her family they have ignored my complaints.. She is a very young, beautiful and irresistible girl so i can barely control my self even when i do not want it. I threatened to divorce her, she said i cannot divorce her just like that. She is right, i cannot. I wont dare judging by the family she is coming from. An iron born family.

I am now angry, sad, and confused.. She is even sleeping by my side as i type this i am sure by 5:00am tomorrow, another round.

If this is true,I pity you,you married a nymph.if you didn't marry her a Virgin a lot of guys must have abandoned her because of her insatiable urge for sex.she must have had alot of guys she was having sex with.is her clitoris projecting out?if yes,she will being aroused anything her pant rubs on it.it will even get worst later.you really have a big problem in your hands.you need 3/4 days break and constant quality food to produce quality sperms that will be healthy enough to travel fast for fertilization.with this I don't see her getting pregnant soon.you can imagine how exhaustive you will always be.if care is not taken your nerves system will crash due to unrelenting orgasim.next time you are sick,arrange with the doctor to scare her with a test results that you can die of one big medical term if you don't slow down.your best healthy sex routine is 3/4 times a week.any thing more than this is suicide.accept my sympathies.

kristisking:
Don't trust am aboki man

From 30th Hausa will become the linga franca at aso rock,even tinubu will never have access to buhari.the northern hawks will move in.I wish tinubu had devoted his time ,resources and energy to restructuring the country.it would have been more beneficiary to entire country than this was hog.that conference really whittle down the northern born to rule mentality.

RaeMystix:
Nice Neighborhood

SURE ! THIS IS USA AND THE WORLD OVER OTHER COUNTRIES TAKE CARE OF THEIR ENVIRONMENT,BUT HERE, NIGERIA IS A PILE OF SHIT.

roundcoma:
unbelievable

this 'lucrative' business started in the ss spread to se has finally hit sw like hamattan fire while it is waning in the ss and se.never say never in this life.what they feared most has finally come.may God save his people.

[quote author=OgagaMic post=33627673]u re nt from SS fool, u re Igbo, stop speaking 4 us, u dey ni, even if u re from SS u re from Igbo related tribe, stop speaking 4 us, Fool,,,, parasites Igbo wanna claim,,,, I jst sit my house dey clean my gun, [/quote

ss man,so it is better for you to share your oil with 24 states of nigeria,get 13% derivation, the north owing 85% of your oil blocs than with biafra which guarantees you resource control? wake up dude,you lack wisdom.

Inkman:
Yes oo.. Some people never seem to learn from other people's experience in similar situations..

Look at the world youngest country, South Sudan for instance, they've been at war with themselves since they seceded..

But sudan has been growing from strength to strength

dont ever compare igbos and south Sudan,they are not on the same pedestal.igbo nation is brimming with human resource.hardworking and educated population.it is believed in some quarters that nigeria is holding igbo down.a nation that started on zero level in 1970 just 45 years ago is today sitting atop of all indexes of nigeria life.

Yeske2:
This is a classic case of obesity for those who don't know what that word means.

Very unhealthy diets for their size and she.they should go for CAVEMAN DIET to slim down for good health.

merengue:
I am Ukwuani; Umu-Eziogoli to be precise. Any other question?

Then you are pure Igbo if you don't know where you belong.other tribes in Nigeria and delta state know you as Igbo and that is what you are.

merengue:
Yorubas are ignorant but our cousins across the Niger are worse; they insist we call ourselves Igbo and any attempt by us to define ourselves is condemned. Very soon, some of the nonentities on Nairaland will start calling you a Hausa/Yoruba slave; thing is funny as hell

Delta has five major tribes:urobho,Igbo,isoko,ishekiri and ijaw.which one do you belong to?

[quote author=boluyongp post=33611584]guy, there's a problem, must you put your name at the end of everything you say [/quote
What is wrong with it?millions are on facebook and twitter na.]

Nysc has lost its usefulness.It should be scrapped for good.