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After impregnating the Yoruba girls he settled for omo ibo |
Omo ibo to the rescue |
deltateam:Your father can send his jets and beat his chest earlier |
robotix:If Nigeria can allow ibo and yoruba rule for just 15.... |
jeff1607:Tell us the nature of this relationship |
Favor99:Igbo loves Esans and their are their neighbor.... From. Agbor to Igbo akiri (igbanke) |
robotix:Do you even know many companies in Lagos that igbo own and they don't even make noise.... Trust me, these igbo guys have gone far... There is nothing that we use today without igbo in print.... The igbo and hausa have covered the economy |
NGpatriot: |
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Area4Area:Is it this video ?
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Igbo ana football |
Benz is the car...I wonder what they are doing with all these Japanese cars |
GMbuharii:You don't know them... Afonja... They see igbo as gods |
Chanchit:Gerrrarra here |
smileyoo:You with your diplomacy where has it landed you |
GraGra247:At least they took a stand |
chennaija:They can deny their people for africa! No guts |
Chanchit:Yoruba brother has spoken... If they can hold their ground in SA , Sabon Gari.... How much more Lagos |
I Thank God for creating me igbo |
Mraphel:You must be a yoruba man |
conductor250:Are you okay? |
shortgun:I don't know why people are bitter... Benz is one of the finest cars and here idiots would bring Japanese talk in. Benz talk.... That is to show you the envy of a black man Benz is a global brand of repute.... You don't compare it with Mazda, Nissan or Lexus |
conductor250:Sometimes I asked myself if guys are this daft... This is a Benz thread and you are here making comparisons Please define stupidity again |
My sophisticated ones on the beat |
NaijaOlosho:go and Bleep and get rich ! Stop this Kobo Kobo Bleep |
DawatNama:Today they are in anambra and are happy and gravitatiing towards central anambra dialcet period |
mandax:Akuo |
"Let the truth be told. The People involved in that so called 1966 “Igbo coup” were: 1. Major Chukwuma Kaduna Nzeogwu (Midwest Region Igbo) 2. Major Adewale Ademoyega (Western Region – Yoruba), author of “Why we struck” 3. Capt. G. Adeleke (Western Region – Yoruba). 4. Maj. Ifeajuna (Midwestern Region – Igbo). 5. Lt. Fola Oyewole (Western Region – Yoruba), author of “The reluctant rebel”. 6. *Lt. Robert (Bob) Egbiko* (Midwestern Region – Ishan). 7. Lt. Tijani Katsina (Northern Region – Hausa/Fulani). 8. Lt. O. Olafemiyan (Western Region – Yoruba). 9. Capt. Gibson Jalo (Northern Region – Bachama). 10. Capt. Swanton (Northern Region – Middle Belt). 11. Lt. Hope Harris Eghagha (Midwest – Urhobo). 12. Lt. Dag Warribor (Midwest – Ijaw) 13. 2nd Lt. Saleh Dambo (Northern Nigeria -Hausa) 14. 2nd Lt. John Atom Kpera (Northern Nigeria-Tiv). The reason for calling the 1966 Coup an Igbo exercise is because the government of Nigeria has refused teaching Nigerian History in our schools. And people were busy misinforming Nigerians that the 1966 coup was an Igbo coup. ………………………………………................................. Yoruba – Igbo fact sheet. This article has no tribal sentiments. Pls add ur own facts if u have any. History will always tell us what happened. 1. Azikiwe defeated Awolowo to become the first Nigerian Premier of Western Nigeria (present Southwest plus Edo and Delta States). Awolowo instead of forming Opposition, rather formed Egbe Omo Yoruba and used it to intimidate Yorubas that won election on NCNC platform to cross carpet and join him against Azikiwe. This was the first parliamentary coup in Nigeria. 2. Awolowo from then on, started indoctrination of Yorubas against the “threat of Igbo domination”. That is how the incurable seed of fear of Igbos was sown in the psychic of Yorubas which Yorubas later sold to other groups through Yoruba control of the media for decades. 3. Alhaji Tafawa Balewa , Nigeria ‘s first Prime minister could not tolerate Awolowo’s treacherous and inordinate ambition of acquiring political power by all means and at any cost. So, he threw Awolowo into prison for treason. 4. Samuel Ladoke Akintola who replaced Awolowo as Premier of Western Nigeria tried to destroy Awolowo’s political grip on Yorubaland by forming a party to takeover Western Nigeria in alliance with the Hausa-Fulani oligarch who Awolowo despised as a backward race. Consequently, Yorubaland went ablaze in revolt against Akintola’s plot. Law and order completely broke down in Western Nigeria. Wole Soyinka wore a mask and forced announcers at Western Nigeria Broadcasting Corporation to declare that Akintola’s government was a fraud. 5. Yet, Tafawa Balewa refused to declare state of emergency in Western Nigeria in order to keep Akintola as a proxy for Hausa-Fulani interest. This was the MAIN reason Yoruba graduates in the Army were the brains behind the coup led by Chukwuma Nzeogwu who happened to be Igbo. 6. As Wole Soyinka and even Obasanjo acknowledged, Nzeogwu ‘s coup was widely accepted by a vast majority of Nigerians across regional, religious and ethnic divides. But the dissatisfied Hausa-Fulani oligarchy who had majority in Nigerian Army infantry used their puppets, Yakubu Gowon, Theophilus Danjuma and co to overthrow General Ironsi. 7. In order to win support of Yorubas, Gowon released Awolowo from prison. The Hausa-Fulani knew Awolowo’s fear of Igbo as the only group that stood against his ambition to power. Gowon therefore quickly made a deal with Awolowo which in effect was that power would rotate between the North and the West (Hausa-Fulani and Yoruba) in post war Nigeria if Awolowo convinced Yorubas to join the North in fighting Igbos. 8. The Nigerian Army was consequently split into two divisions: the northern sector division commanded by Hausa-Fulani and the southern sector division, commanded by Yorubas. 9. Lagos, a city built largely by Igbos and were Igbos invested heavily, was also ceded to Yorubas as a State even when there was no Abuja at the time (1967). 14. Awolowo was made Vice Chairman of Federal Executive Council and Finance Minister. All federal government owned banks in Nigeria at the time which included the Central Bank and First Bank, were under Awolowo and Yoruba management. It was a deal Awolowo could not resist. The man was an unscrupulous Machivellian anyway. 10. The Igbos were eventually defeated and Yorubas became champions of nationalism. 11. Awolowo tried to make sure no Igbo man or woman would ever be more than financial destitute let alone have the financial resources to rival a Yoruba. 12. To achieve his objective of permanent Yoruba supremacy, Awolowo insisted that every bank account owned by an Igbo, regardless of how much was in it before the declaration of Biafra, would only be replaced with twenty pounds! He instructed Yoruba Permanent Secretaries who took over the Federal Civil service when Igbos left, to make sure that Igbo senior civil servants were not reinstated but to rather retire those who could not be dismissed as rebels. The same policy obtained in the Armed Forces of Nigeria and Police . 13. The Igbo were not only made pariahs but also financial destitutes. 14. Every house and industry in Igbo city was destroyed by war. Schools were closed for 3 years and many were razed to the ground. 15. Awolowo masterminded the indiginization policy by which Yorubas bought over all companies in Nigeria using money readily made available to them by the banks under their control. The Igbos were excluded. 16. They rejoiced and relaxed and complaisantly asked: “How could Igbos ever rear their ugly heads up again”? Sure, if that had happened to Yorubas or any other ethnic group, that would be their end. But as Awolowo rightly feared, we happen to be Ndi Igbo. 17. The shooting war ended 45 years ago and we are still here. We have survived all policy shenanigans contrapted by treacherous Yoruba masterminds and executed by their Hausa-Fulani allies. 18. In frustration, they have realized that we are who we are. Imagine their frustration! Never mind all Yoruba masterminded psychological attacks on Igbos disparaging us in any way they can. 19. Yes, Federal government policy has made them the tycoons of oil and gas, telecommunications, insurance and manufacturing. Oh, their Hausa-Fulani cum military allies gave Nigeria to Obasanjo for 8 years in keeping faith with their alliance. 20. Bola Tinubu is struggling for Awolowo mantle by forming an alliance of etho- religious jingoistic to ensure power keeps rotating between Yoruba and Hausa-Fulani. Where is the position of the Igbo and other tribes in Nigeria. THAT IS WHY IGBOS WHO EXPERIENCE ALL THE ABOVE INJUSTICES THINK THAT BIAFRA IS THE ULTIMATE ANSWER. |
IS NIGERIA READY FOR THE FUTURE NARRATIVES Robotics, automation and artificial intelligence are the big things! The ecosystem, industry, workplace or even how we live would be altered forever ! Just lately China news agency introduced the first AI news anchor and he did a great job at it! That is the future ! It's is here , many futuristic looking hotels are deploying AI in the area if receptionist and companies are deploying AI , automation in the area if customer centre .https://etimes.com.ng/ai-in-nigeria-workplace/ Where does this live humans , just as it is with all the industrial revolution, people would loose their source of living and while many would gain new jobs. That is the truth and as we face the current realities , it isn't about the question of do we deploy or not ? We must definitely deploy, technology has a way of catching up and infecting our lives, just like a bug. It has a way of influencing our lives , just like a pretty woman that is very wanted and has a way of making us lazy. Can you remember the last time you went to the MTN, Airtel or any of the mobile network to buy a recharge card? As for me , the last time I did that was like 4 years ago! I am too lazy to start scratching card cards and typing the PIN! we just use our bank account to recharge our phones our DStv , pay bills and even do wire transfer. Do you know the impact? The young lady that is selling the card at the street corner is loosing market share! The young man that is selling DStv on a commission is loosing money and the Fintecch firms would see an opening and grow. So technology would make you loose job and the same time create one for you. It can be likened to a beautiful lady that has a great shape but back character.https://etimes.com.ng/ai-in-nigeria-workplace/ Today, bankers are getting few, a walk into the bank, you would be disturbed , harangued and harassed to use their mobile application or USSD of you don't have a smart card. We are forced to use it some of us that are conservatives, we have no choice than to be psudo- conservatives, unfortunately there is no room for ultra conservatives. Do you know what these banks do today, they have realised that the future if banking isn't in the hands of bankers or being determined in the banking halls. The future if banking is in the hands of financial technology firms known as Fintecch. These banks are doing a catch up gain because Fintechs are taking over and they would dominate in near future. But also, these banks have an eye on he profit, who wants to deal with a worker that would either go to strike, get sick, get tired and demand for leave! So the best bet is to reduce human workforce and deploy technology. Banks are deploying AI ATM machines around, these machine are smart, they accept deposit, do credit , do debit, do transfer maybe very soon, would do cheque clearing...if a bank have all these in a branch, the need of humans would be reduced to about eighty percent, human interaction would be limited. By the way, we are getting used to machine and human interaction than human to human. Our kids play computer games , and when they are internal, their dating is online and when they are learning it's electronic learning so the issue of getting used to machine doesn't arise here. Millennials are used to it and we the older folks are getting used to it in a weird way. It reminds me of the movie, demolition man! Technology would also create jobs because the ATM installers, programmers, money loaders and managers would be created, my brother is an ATM consultant with a bank in the country. The technology created job for him but UST like other industrial evolution many jobs would be lost. https://etimes.com.ng/ai-in-nigeria-workplace/ Unfortunately, our educational sector isn't seeing the new narratives, the lecturers of the Nigerian Universities are either busy selling handouts which 19th century theories are propounded and opined or thinking of when to strike again. These hints keep ASUU busy and the students less competitive, there is low Research and Development and more of entertainment. This is the narrative of the country. As it came during the steam revolution where steams are used to power engines , we as a people and a country weren't there , then came the coal era, we played in the turf, though in a newbie way. Towns like Enugu popped up from nowhere, Port Harcourt popped up from nowhere but did the coal make much impact? Then the oil and gas came , till date Nigeria isn't refining nor adding value but consuming there by loosing the technology know-how and countries are tilting to green energies , cars consuming less fuel and the prices of crude dropping like hot potatoes ! How would the country play in future? Do we look at oil as a way out? Do we look at Sciences , Technology, Engineerings and Mathematics (STEM) as a way out? Do we dance "shaku shaku" as the politicians do and think it's a way out? What sustainable thing do we do and how do we intend to play in future. Countries like India, Kenya and many more are keying into the future. As of today, the biggest, richest and the firms that pay highest today aren't the oil and gas or even the agriculture but the technology firms. People brag that they are working in Google. When Google comes to town, everybody is happy! When Shell or Chevron goes to town , many are sad ! If you doubt as the environmentalist and green enthusiastic one. So the big question is , do we play at the side lines of the future or do we be a stakeholder? |
Bede2u:Lol DawatNama:Ihiala and orlu doesn't have same ooooo orlu speaks nasally Ihiala say Ngee or nge for what Orlu say ngiri for what Orlu say na asa osa . For been fair Ihiala says na achaa ọcha Please how do they look alike |
DawatNama:Ihiala and orlu doesn't have same ooooo orlu speaks nasally Ihiala say Ngee or nge for what Orlu say ngiri for what Orlu say na asa osa . For been fair Ihiala says na achaa ọcha Please how do they look alike |
Checked a site and I found this and I decided to share it ..the place look cool in rowdy Ikeja market Having been to Computer Village for shopping or for business one thing that you would come to appreciate is massiveness and ever busy nature of the ecosystem. With millions exchanging hands per minute in that place, having a place to eat becomes imperative. The issue of finding a decent place to eat and have meeting at the same time has always been a challenge, but that has been solved as Amandaz Kitchen opens shop in the heart of Computer Village - Pepple Street.https://etimes.com.ng/amandaz-kitchen-changes-the-narrative-of-food-experience-in-computer-village-ikeja/ Known as a home away from home! Amandaz has come to showcase the traditional African foods as it is cooked domestically in African home in a commercial setting. Having this in mind, the kitchen has gone organic and has decided to bring food that is wholesome to the public. |
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