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samuk:You express support for a Hausa-fulani sarduana who maliciously in the guise of dispossesing the IGBOS instigated an imperialist agenda mandating ethnicities in the north who were not ethnically Hausas to learn Hausa or else no jobs for them in the northern civil service. That policy accelerated nepotism and is also the reason why today many states in the north from Kogi upwards speak Hausa and are mistaken for Hausa by strangers and themselves too. Also you claim IGBOS are nothing in Nigeria since they lost the Biafran war but what is this special thing that the SS has benefitted from the Nigeria they supported? You also seem to be a fake impersonating to be from Edo state. |
The photographer of this presidency is a dimwit. |
michaelo2:Ok thanks sir I think I'll do so. |
This woman was already an ancestor, Buhari looked younger beside her. |
I hit the under of my feet(heel) against the base of an iron door frame, normally it was painful but at the time I was like - this would be over soon so I didn't mind so much. It's two months now but the said pain is still here. I've massaged the feet with rub, even I've set the said feet above cooking gas light and though the pain left for brief while it comes back again with just the same tempo as it did on the day of the unfortunate incident. Please good people, what can be done to end this once and forever?! |
Yea, tinubu the conceiver! How many governors are ever so lucky in this country to install their candidate as governor, and have the person again strictly follow and continue with the predecessor's exact vision. So from what you things are saying, tinubu actually took the risk of doing nothing at all but conceive futuristic projects for his successors ![]() |
Landmack:Abeg remain with your snakes as una they do already in anambra and leave mbaise for mbaise and her friends. |
It is because of foolish insinuations like this that made the mbaise congregation reject the anambra man. Their action was a patriotic one and would forever remain so. Till infinity no anambra man would be bishop in mbaise. XerXerz:And for the nincompoops tongue lashing the mbaise congregation can you adjust your dumb brains for a brief moment and ask yourselves whether the catholic congregation in awka or wherever in anambra would have accepted an mbaise man as their bishop. |
The two on the left are looking better but the others on the right haven't recovered from Nigeria yet. |
So how much is enough to convince a woman to f*** Fact is some of these girls ma want to bleep but its just the general thing that you as a man should drop something. |
This same rufai that pioneered the current trend of banditry in the north by cash settling fulani mercenaries and in the process enabled and encouraged thousands of criminals. |
How does it sound that a man from kano wants to succeed another from a sister state kastina in a country so ethnically tensed like Nigeria. For a person that went to the national assembly to doze and while away, the position of VP was purely an elevation but stubborn head, selfishness no gree man get patience and sense. |
What's he crying for, except his brain is rotten, the america he grew up in and fought for in the 1900s was a racist, arrogant country. Nothing has changed apart from the obvious increase in homosexuality. |
Flamemignon1:Dunce, the protest chant is "her body her choice" - a strictly female affair. |
What's the business of males in this protest though, simps and gay bleeps at it again. But anyways they should give these women back their rights, its their body. |
ObaKlaz:Think again, that should be the exact opposite. |
That's just how people are - they can't mind their business and stay off other peoples personal business. The woman does not want to bleep you she's just being a busybody. If you too dey bleep the house rat go still talk. |
airsaylongcome:He carried a cross like Jesus did though a medium sized one. |
Thanks, I'd try this. Mariangeles: |
I bought three mudu of rice at a weekly market last Friday. As I wanted to cook the rice yesterday I noticed it smelled like animal shit though it looked neat, so I went ahead to boil the thing hoping the stench should wear off. Unfortunately after the whole boiling the rice still tasted like dung. What could be the cause of this stench, and are there health hazards if I continue to consume the rice? |
This is disappointing, this man soludo, just showed the colours of a crooked politician. How can he claim that no person from anambra is an ipob member. Lies, and hate speeches are no good strategies. His administration maybe the worse yet. |
kamtrix:In most instance this is correct. A woman that dresses fully clothed has this aura of grace and chastity. |
kamtrix:Beauty for some goes beyond a face. The body, legs, etc has to stand out too. And let me tell you - those muslim girls are more beautiful in that hijab than when not. Some of them their legs and body may be something you don't like at all. |
Just last year these same ones were cheering the ugm now see their lives. Things turned out exactly as objective minds like myself predicted. |
People and low self esteem. So because the shuwas look caucasoid that automatically makes their beauty incomparable to any other Nigerian group?! I bet the op and his cohorts in the comment section are prime members of the bleachers club aka whites wannabe. |
Open the link to read the rest of the article, included were many more allegations against the ipob and their armed wing - esn. I'm still convinced that security is essentially within the power of locals. The earlier you set the standards against these miscreants the easier and the better. There's this place called Biu in Borno state where I'm told islamic militants have perennially been unable to operate in due to the active and decisive defensive posture of the local residents. I don't see new videos of south easterners cheering unknown gunmen, I think the narrative is changing and their eyes are getting opened wider. |
The frightening and scary experience below, shared in the social media by a man who braved the ‘lion’s den’ to save his brother from the hand of hoodlums who claimed to be IPOB members, narrates clearly the grave situation of things in the South-East region. Particularly and of great concern presently is the Lilu-Orsumoghu-Azia axis of Ihiala Council Area of Anambra State which has become very dangerous of recent, up to Orlu axis in Imo State. According to the man’s account: “We are in serious trouble; at about 2pm on January 26, 2022, I got a call from my cousin who came back from Switzerland for a burial at Umuike Ukpor (Ukpor is in Nnewi South Council, Anambra State). He told me that he was under the captivity of IPOB guys at Lilu. The IPOB guys told me to come with N200,000 and bail my brother and his SUV if I still want him alive. They warned me not to involve police or else they will kill my brother. “Initially, I thought it was a prank but when the call came again, I knew it was a serious matter. “I called my elder sister and she warned me not to try it. I called my boss in the office and told him what was happening and he advised me not to go. I also sought the opinion of my other friend who is a DSS guy, he asked me not to go. But my instinct continued telling me to go and save Okey. I took my old Sienna bus and withdrew N250k and moved. “As soon as I joined the St. Joseph/Onuselogu road, one particular bike man started following me from Awka Etiti section. (He was the emissary). Surprisingly, the person asked me whether I was the person with the Sienna and I answered in the affirmative. He then asked me to stop at Hajosty Petroleum at Ukpor which I did. I pretended that I wanted to buy fuel but the pump attendant told me that one man was calling me on the other side of the road. “I walked to the other side and the man showed me my phone number and asked me whether I was the owner which I accepted. He then told me to buy him two bottles of Hero beer at a shop there which I did. I also took my own two bottles of Heineken beer. “He then told me that my brother was in safe hands only that MNK (Mazi Nnamdi Kanu), Onye Ndu is in prison and there is no money to operate. That is why they deployed a way of raising money by kidnapping. I told him that I understood him perfectly well. I waited for further instructions. He then told me to remove everything that bears Nigeria I have on me and keep them in my vehicle and I obliged. “He asked me to join him on his bike and we zoomed off from that Hajosty Petroleum Ukpor. The guy was on a neck-breaking speed until he got to Lilu junction, Orsumoghu. There is also a filling station there but I cannot remember the name now. He stopped and went to the filling station to greet some fierce-looking men. All of them were carrying AK 47 automatic rifles with cache of ammunitions. “He asked me to pick a green leaf and be waving it across my head as he rode into Lilu. They created a road in the bush where one could drive through but the road was seriously manned by IPOB guys. We got to a point where they used a trip of chippings to block the tarred road and they dug a deep gully after the chippings to prevent soldiers from entering with armoured tanks into Lilu. That was when I knew that I was in trouble. “We rode for about three kilometers without seeing any life there except IPOB guys who were armed with various types of arms and dangerous weapons. My visa was the green leaf which identified me as a peaceful man. “When we got to their camp, it was a gory sight. Everywhere smelled like sewage or septic tank. My brother was already pushed into their cell. I stayed there for 30 minutes before the GOC (General Officer Commanding) came out to see me. “As soon as the GOC saw me, he queried them why they brought me there. They told him that I came for my brother. I told him how I got a call and how I came to save my brother. He said that he liked my guts. He asked them to bring out my brother. “They brought him out, knelt him down before me. I gave them what they asked me to bring and I also gave them 20k (N20, 000) to drink. The GOC told me to be praying for MNK to be released. He ordered four of his men to escort us to that Ukpor junction. “I was shocked to see a woman selling beer there and some girls who put spices to their lives were there singing and clapping. I bought them beer, they were 25 in number. But most of them were speaking Abakaliki dialect. Several exotic cars were there. It is either their owners were killed or the owners ran away and abandoned them. “Lilu town is like Sambisa forest now. It has been taken over by insurgents. There is no life there now. These guys are mean. They have intelligence everywhere. They are small boys. Lilu, Orsumoghu, Azia, Isekke, Ukpor are in serious trouble. It is very unfortunate. The experience is not worth having for a second time. We are in serious trouble in Anambra South.” Residents of the area corroborated the account of grave situation given above; saying more than this still goes on in the area with people trying by all means to avoid that route. However, opinions are divided among stakeholders and residents of the region on the lingering attacks and killings, with blames being heaped mainly on the governors and security operatives. https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/03/siege-on-s-east-gunmen-now-operate-openly/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter |
saphiere:You're mad na since the people reprimanding the the accused are women or aliens in your eyes. What of some women who commit despicable acts against child maids or other peoples children left in their care; according to your insane logic that'd mean no child irrespective of gender should be left with a woman. |
Good for them. Next time don't kush and post online. |
Nathan2016:The man's name is also rotimi. Any yoruba man that drag that rotimi is not yoruba is very stuppid. |
Amaechi is not Igbo @Penguin2 That man stylishly began to identify with the Igbo group after his governorship tenure expired. If Igbos should forget what amaechi was prior to leaving govt house in rivers state, then people like wike, amaechi & co will continue to take the Igbos for granted. |
