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Politics › Re: Why Vessels Avoid Eastern Ports — NPA Boss by Area4Area: 5:39am On Sep 26, 2019
meccuno:
if you actually believe the nonesense you wrote then I feel pity for you. With this reasoning is this how you would impact knowledge in your kids?
If you have nothing to counter his submission you can as well kip kwayet
Politics › Re: Why Vessels Avoid Eastern Ports — NPA Boss by Area4Area: 5:37am On Sep 26, 2019
Binikingdowm:
oga stop this isn't about Igbos because no Igbo land have ports, that's the facts.

Even though I don't support APC and buhari but the fact that good luck ebele was from Niger delta and has all the power to do all these things but he didn't, even the ogoni cleanup he didn't even touch there, now a Fulani man from kastina is already cleaning up ogoni land, he has opened port Harcourt airport, the substandard airport an Igbo lady did during Jonathan period, he's already fixing it, warri port is now officially opened and 200 ships is now there.

I know you people are full of hate but use sense, we pray another Niger delta man with a core value for the Niger deltans becomes president so that we'll see good infrastructure in the region.
Don't mind him and his ilks, all they know is that the whole world hates the Igbos and nothing more
Politics › Re: Why Vessels Avoid Eastern Ports — NPA Boss by Area4Area: 5:34am On Sep 26, 2019
simultaneousboi:
I don't think you are right, maybe you didn't see the one I quoted above. I think you need to see it. The guy is a dumb ass I swear.
See this one who can't even express himself properly
Politics › Re: Why Vessels Avoid Eastern Ports — NPA Boss by Area4Area: 5:32am On Sep 26, 2019
simultaneousboi:
The problem you have is that you ague blindly and ignorantly. So, you better wake up.
You that is awake, give us facts then
Politics › Re: Why Vessels Avoid Eastern Ports — NPA Boss by Area4Area: 5:31am On Sep 26, 2019
meccuno:
this is by far the dumbest statement you have made so far while trying so hard to justify the silly excuse this government is making on creating functional ports in the east. So because Boko Haram have sympathizers in the North means the FG should not send troops to protect firstly it's citizens and then it's territorial integrity? Stop making a full out of your self just because you don't like Igbos you use every opportunity to spite them.
Kip kwayet abeg, which Igbo group do we have along the coast to start with? Do we now have Igbo militants now at sea that you have to accuse me of hating Igbos?
Are you saying that the Nigerian Navy does not patrol the coastal areas so as to cut down on the excesses of the Ijaw militants that had made the Gulf of Guinea one of the most dangerous places in the world? You blame the FG for not doing enough but whenever the militants starts their madness of destroying oil pipelines and kidnapping of expatriates, you support them
Politics › Re: Buhari Must Remove Terrorist Tag On IPOB - Group Tells UN by Area4Area: 5:04am On Sep 26, 2019
gidgiddy:
There is no place in the constitution it says that flying a flag, other than the flags of Nigeria, is a crime. Oduduwa has a flag, Arewa has a flag, Nigerian Labour Congress has a flag, all the political parties have flags. I judge things based on the law, not sentiments. Show me anywhere in Nigerian law it says to fly the Biafran flag, or any other flag, is a crime.

Agitating for a separate country is a right recognised in international law that Nigeria has signed up to. The Biafra of today is not about war, it is about referendum. Even Britain that made you a Nigerian gave Scotland a referendum in 2014.

People have a right to choose what country they want to belong to
You've started again
Politics › Re: Why Vessels Avoid Eastern Ports — NPA Boss by Area4Area: 4:49am On Sep 26, 2019
Almaiga:
Eyahhh, this news will pain Biafrans and IPOB well. grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
See how IPOBians and haters of the government rushed in on the first page, their head don dey correct for second page
Politics › Re: Why Vessels Avoid Eastern Ports — NPA Boss by Area4Area: 4:43am On Sep 26, 2019
jamesharryson:
I just asked a question, which u did not tackle, but you are tackling the sender.

I still repeat my self, whose responsibilities is it to safeguard the waterways? The masses or the NPA and government?
Of course the government but when the people to be protected by the government support the criminals, do you blame the government for not being able to do much?
Politics › Re: Why Vessels Avoid Eastern Ports — NPA Boss by Area4Area: 4:40am On Sep 26, 2019
nabegibeg:
Security, Port access road, Construction of rail roads to port, port infrastructural facilities and dredging of waterways

When you cost it let me know how much and see if your cluelessness will pay for it
For some of them, playing the victim in any situation is all they know. When you ask them to think critically about anything, that means you hate them.
Politics › Re: Why Vessels Avoid Eastern Ports — NPA Boss by Area4Area: 4:35am On Sep 26, 2019
2016v2017:
please,wake up from your alcoholic infested dream
Go back to sleep abeg, seems everything is still resetting
Politics › Re: Why Vessels Avoid Eastern Ports — NPA Boss by Area4Area: 4:31am On Sep 26, 2019
alezzy13:
Yes oo. There was once a president from that region who presided for almost 5yrs. Why he didn't have enough confidence to erect a fully functional Port of international standard beats me. . . sad
I tire o, an Ijaw man for that matter and they didn't cry to him then
Politics › Re: Why Vessels Avoid Eastern Ports — NPA Boss by Area4Area: 4:29am On Sep 26, 2019
jamesharryson:
So whose duty is it to secure the waterways? Who secured the ports in Lagos and other cities where the cargoes avoiding eastern part head to?

Some stupid comments some people make some certain times, marvel me, seriously
Anytime those militants wants to start their madness, you support them. They kidnap oil workers especially expatriates and that was why most oil companies relocated to Lagos and you are now looking for who to blame.
How many times have you heard that oil workers especially expatriates were kidnapped in Lagos?
Politics › Re: Why Vessels Avoid Eastern Ports — NPA Boss by Area4Area: 4:21am On Sep 26, 2019
gaetano:
Ode. So when it's time to transport oil from the Niger delta ports to foreign countries, the narrow rivers disappear fiam! grin grin
Call it what it is... Economic sabotage.
See you calling someone ode when it seems you are the real one, have you ever heard that any ship was turned away from disembarking in any eastern port and forced to offload in Lagos?
Politics › Re: Why Vessels Avoid Eastern Ports — NPA Boss by Area4Area: 4:17am On Sep 26, 2019
RZArecta2:
Excuses excuses, Ibaka deep sea Port idea was completely abandoned simply because they’re a 5% state meanwhile there’s no need to dredge the channel there. Lagos on the other hand is pushing for two more seaports at Lekki and Badagry. It’s a simple fact that anything that’ll develop [s]the SE and SS is[/s] being completely avoided by the demonic imbeciles in Aso Rock cool
Blame Igbo importers and not the FG for that, if they prefer Lagos ports, so be it.
At the bolded, use one and stop lumping both together as same to gain sympathy
Politics › Re: Why Vessels Avoid Eastern Ports — NPA Boss by Area4Area: 4:11am On Sep 26, 2019
Edenx:
NPA has granted full approval for the construction of the lekki deep sea port but giving excuses why the already made ports in the East is hard to manage. Who is fooling who? How long will this dilly dally last?
Why not blame eastern importers for not using eastern ports, why blaming the NPA as usual? Have you heard at any time that any ship was turned back from going to any eastern port and forced to offload in Lagos?
Politics › Re: 2019: How Osinbajo Couldn’t Account For N90b Collected From FIRS – Timi Frank by Area4Area: 6:24pm On Sep 25, 2019
Pharaoh4rin:
But I want u 2 understand something; the Northerners hijacked APC perhaps because of d presence of their god-Buhari and as such will never give dia ticket to d igbos. The Northerners hate igbos with every drop of dia blood {I'm not an Ibo}.
BUT
Do u also know that APC's Victory in formation and consolidation was birthed by d southerners? And if APC had not been hijacked by d Northerners, d igbos would have married d party? PDP was not d alternative party of d igbos but d subjugation of APC by d Northerners left them no choice.
Victim game as usual when you hate most that even non-Nigeriana now see your hate for other Nigerians.

Who do you think you can deceive with that "I'm not ibo" stories when it is written all over you that you are one
Politics › Re: 2019: How Osinbajo Couldn’t Account For N90b Collected From FIRS – Timi Frank by Area4Area: 6:17pm On Sep 25, 2019
FarahAideed:
Did the SW run for Presidncy in 2015 and 2019?
You complained about the SW and not voting for it so vote your candidate as the SW doesn't need it
Politics › Re: 2019: How Osinbajo Couldn’t Account For N90b Collected From FIRS – Timi Frank by Area4Area: 3:34am On Sep 25, 2019
FarahAideed:
Is it not SW that always twarts southern unity by voting north ? After what you people did in 2019 by supporting the worst govt ever because of of selfish agenda , if you think any Igbo man will vote for a SW candidate in 2019 then you are a joker because we will all rather vote a Northerner to keep the scores even
The SW doesn't even need your inconsequential votes, they proved it in 2015 and this 2019, take your inconsequential votes to the new master in the north because the SW doesn't even need it.
Politics › Re: 2019: How Osinbajo Couldn’t Account For N90b Collected From FIRS – Timi Frank by Area4Area: 9:10pm On Sep 24, 2019
FarahAideed:
Igbos are slaves to no tribe in Nigeria , the North knows who their slaves are and they know it's not the Igbos
You don't vote for an Igbo to be president and always going for the north but accusing others to be slaves to the north, who is the real slave now?
Politics › Re: 2019: How Osinbajo Couldn’t Account For N90b Collected From FIRS – Timi Frank by Area4Area: 9:06pm On Sep 24, 2019
Pharaoh4rin:
Daz not d point!
I'm comparing d two sides of d two major party's coin so far. The problem with Igbo has not and will never be us; it'll be their inability to field an eligible presidential candidate if d option is offered. So d tactics PDP has employed over d years was ensuring that they're amongst d first 3 citizens of d country. But as 4 APC, no consideration at all.
Very shameful for the Igbos who had laboured so much for PDP and never deemed fit for presidency, even an Ijaw man went above an Igbo man to become the president.
.APC would never give the Igbos the presidential ticket because they never laboured for it, they should live and die in PDP..
PDP gave some posts to the Igbos because they helped in the emergence of the party, what do want the APC to do when you never voted it and was actually trying to curtail its chances?
Politics › Re: 2019: How Osinbajo Couldn’t Account For N90b Collected From FIRS – Timi Frank by Area4Area: 8:58pm On Sep 24, 2019
FarahAideed:
So being realistic now means we are not Igbos? cheesy cheesy you want to lead us to political Harakiri but we are wiser than that , when the best opportunity to produce an Igbo president comes they will not tell anybody
Keep helping the Igbos to continue to be slaves to the north, they shouldn't vote for other Igbos or southerners but must continue to vote for the north, I seriously doubt your Igboness
Politics › Re: 2019: How Osinbajo Couldn’t Account For N90b Collected From FIRS – Timi Frank by Area4Area: 8:54pm On Sep 24, 2019
omenka:
Look ehn, from yesterday, I started doubting the claims of Pachukwudi44 and Farahaideed of being Igbos. How could people who claim to be Igbos be saying all that crap against the interest of the South East? Just imagine all the nonsense. grin
Aswear down, I'm seriously doubting anything Igbo about them, they just love to create hate against Igbos with their statements
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Leads Delegation To US For UN General Assembly by Area4Area: 5:54pm On Sep 24, 2019
Mrfeel:
Lol I know you will doubt , but I spent most of my life in Jos, anyway I and we ipobs don't owe any of you any explanation we don't look up to u to bring our report card, of what we ipobs can do or can't do
We aff heared o, just get the Biafra as Nigerians had been begging you to go get
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Leads Delegation To US For UN General Assembly by Area4Area: 5:36pm On Sep 24, 2019
Mrfeel:
I am ipob, ipob is me, and am not the only one we are many, I am not afraid of death, I was involved in the first Muslim and Christian riot that happened in jos around 2000 -2001
Of course I know that, I'm the present president of America, PM of Israel, PM of the UK and the president of France, I was engaged in the first and second world wars.
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Leads Delegation To US For UN General Assembly by Area4Area: 5:03pm On Sep 24, 2019
Mrfeel:
I can't speak for Anglo Cameroonians cause I haven't studied their history

U ask if ipob has ever engaged in a single riot my friend
biafra was fought by ordinary civilians not trained soldiers the only trained soldiers were the commanders who left Nigerian Army,

And yes I know if all these countries nnamdi KANU is visiting and discussing the biafran struggle with will definitely support us supply us with weapons and fighter jets and humanitarian aid to defend ourselves and fight back,, lack of all these was the reason ojukwu lost the war, some countries like France, Israel did during biafra but just didn't do enough, calling for succession is the easiest thing to do, nnamdi KANU can wake up any day and declare biafra as a nation of its own but getting countries to support you enough to help you fight if war breakout is the hardest
I asked if YOU and not IPOB had been engaged in a riot when you said you'd resort to violence if nothing comes out of kanu's waka waka.
As per the rest of your tales by moonlight, I won't even entertain you on that, it's all been discussed from page 1.
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Leads Delegation To US For UN General Assembly by Area4Area: 4:21pm On Sep 24, 2019
Mrfeel:
International court of justice is set up by the UN , it's a body of the UN ,

Nnamdi KANU is approaching the UN now to avoid what happened in South Sudan, that's the main reason he's on flight almost everyday from country to country approaching them for recognition, it will only turn violent if we are left with no choice
You mean the same UN headed by countries with nothing to do with referendum and secession aside the UK? Why hasn't France prevailed on Cameroon to allow Anglo Cameroonians to leave after all the atrocities and genocide we all see? Now you know that the ICJ has no power to meddle in secession matters stop bringing it in, it can only come in when a case of crime against humanity has been ascertained, former president of Sudan Bashir is still wanted by the ICJ.
So you think that after Kanu is done with his waka waka, those countries would supply your IPOB with weapons and international support to get Biafra and even fight Nigeria too? Hmmm, your case is something out of this world.

As per the bolded, lol, just lmao, so much wishful fantasies.
Have you ever been engaged in an ordinary riot?
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Leads Delegation To US For UN General Assembly by Area4Area: 3:59pm On Sep 24, 2019
Mrfeel:
UN has played a part on South Sudan rights for referendum even though it's not in the Sudanist Constitution, referendum is what we are asking for, everyone under biafran map will be given the chance to vote and decide whether we remain Nigerians or have a nation of our own
We started with the UN and you jumped into ICJ and now back to UN, be stable na.

Back to original topic, tell us under what conditions things were in Eritrea and South Sudan before the UN stepped in, would you want Biafra in that state before the UN steps in?
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Leads Delegation To US For UN General Assembly by Area4Area: 3:40pm On Sep 24, 2019
Mrfeel:
Good to show you Nigerian Constitution can be broken, that's my simple point from the start,

Those of u claiming Nigerian is a sovereign nation it's Constitution can not be broken even by the UN or international court of justice are just fooling yourselves
I sent you a link earlier and I guess you didn't go through it, some countries had disregarded their judgement against them, I said Nigeria accepted the invite and that was why when judgement was passed, it had to comply.

Moreover this isn't a case of secession, it is a case of another country claiming her sovereignty over a lost territory or you can tell how many countries with secessionist agitators that the ICJ had ruled in favour of a dissolution of the country
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Leads Delegation To US For UN General Assembly by Area4Area: 3:30pm On Sep 24, 2019
Mrfeel:
That's not my business go read it yourself, my point is bakassi peninsula was taken from Nigeria and even though it was against the Nigerian Constitution , to show you Nigerian Constitution can be broken by international court of justice

, Despite the formal handover of Bakassi by Nigeria to Cameroon in 2006, the territory of Bakassi is still reflected as part of the 774 local governments in Nigeria as embodied in the First Schedule, Part I of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999.[17] After the Nigerian 2015 General Elections, Nigeria's 8th National Assembly still accommodates the Calabar-South/Akpabuyo/Bakassi Federal Constituency represented by Hon. Essien Ekpeyong Ayi of the People's Democratic Party.
No need, deleted.

The bolded, that was because Nigeria accepted the invite and honoured it
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Leads Delegation To US For UN General Assembly by Area4Area: 3:12pm On Sep 24, 2019
Mrfeel:
Nigeria Don't have that kind of power over international court of justice

These was the reaction of Nigeria
The verdict caused consternation in Nigeria. It aroused vitriolic comments from Nigerian officials and the Nigerian media alike. Chief Richard Akinjide, a former Nigerian Attorney-General and Minister of Justice who had been a leading member of Nigeria's legal team, described the decision as "50% international law and 50% international politics", "blatantly biased and unfair", "a total disaster", and a "complete fraud". The Nigerian newspaper The Guardian went further, declaring that the judgment was "a rape and unforeseen potential international conspiracy against Nigerian territorial integrity and sovereignty" and "part of a Western ploy to foment and perpetuate trouble in Africa". The outcome of the controversy was a de facto Nigerian refusal to withdraw its troops from Bakassi and transfer sovereignty. The Nigerian government did not, however, openly reject the judgment but instead called for an agreement that would provide "peace with honour, with the interest and welfare of our people.

Nigeria had no choice the UN was ready to use force

The ICJ judgement was backed up by the United Nations, whose charter potentially allowed sanctions or even the use of force to enforce the court's ruling.
All this your long copy and paste sef, I said give us the history of how everything started before Cameroon decided to go to court
https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwiSvcKa0unkAhXHAGMBHX4FDsoQzPwBegQIARAC&url=https%3A%2F%2Fm.economictimes.com%2Fnews%2Fpolitics-and-nation%2Fkulbhushan-jadhav-what-if-pakistan-refuses-to-follow-international-court-of-justice-order%2Farticleshow%2F58611034.cms&psig=AOvVaw1xgXt-pKf6JoGZGhhhmC0i&ust=1569420797814077

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