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Politics › Re: MKO Abiola: Tinubu Reacts To Buhari’s Declaration by Armstrong34(m):
Am from the reputable South Eastern part of the country....Honestly I bear no grudge or anger against the recent development....


buh my fear and concern is the continuity of the suffering the South west is about to subject us into again..Another 4 years of suffering till 2023....


Haba it's unfair and total stupidity na....how would this GCFR ease the suffering of the citizens of the federation... how would this GCFR stabilize Forex and the prices of foodstuffs in the market...
How is it of benefit to the common manhuh

Before you sell your destinies and vote for the failure because of the fucking Greek gift....Is it worth more than the millions of nigerians who are gonna lose their lives due to hunger,starvation,recessed economy if yorubas honour the Fulani herdsman with their votes...

Though that's why I love we Igbos,even if they call it Ojukwu day..we won't be moved or deceived... We are after the wellbeing of the masses...we have them at heart.....


Buhari is an eternal disaster to the nation...Pls the vagabond must enroute back to daura....Am always after the masses....if a whole #1000 cannot prepare egusi soup...then what are we saying na.....

Though I still have faith in Nigeria,just give us à candidate who can create a friendly business environment and favourable economic policies....

It's quite painful, disheartening and annoying that in the Nigeria of today....one would be struggling to make a profit of #20k with a capital of over #2.5m....The system is really messed up....


If the messiah is from the North,then put him there and allow the citizens benefit from the system even if it's once in their life time so that they can smile in their graves at least..I don't mind voting them and sidelining other Easterners.....
Politics › Re: Gov Ikpeazu: It Baffles Me, In Nigeria We Import Everything Even ‘yo-yo Bitters’ by Armstrong34(m): 2:10pm On Jun 06, 2018
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Politics › Re: Senate, Reps In Closed Door Meeting Over Impeachment Plot by Armstrong34(m): 9:53pm On Jun 05, 2018
1miccza:
Educate me please apart from the National Assembly and the house of representatives , who else can impeach the president??
...,the process has to be executed finally by the Chief Justice of the federation ....it's not really a small process...they should not bother to start what they can't finish
Travel › Re: Ifesinachi, Chisco, Others Report Ambode To Osinbajo by Armstrong34(m): 11:56am On Jun 05, 2018
oluwaahmed:
I am not surprised at the tribal jagons being dished out on the thread. These men built their parks at ikorodu, paid money for the land, developed the land and employed people whom they pay salary. LASG is even collecting 35% tax on every bus, so unfair. Moving them to ojota is totally senseless. That place is already congested and heavily trafficked. Is it that nothing is inside the fat head of the governor? Those same luxurious bus operators suffered vandalism in the hands of APC thugs. Igbo people really have no place in Nigeria, I really don't blame IPOB for wanting their own country.
.....never believed a Yoruba nigga would say the plain fact without been tribalistic.... the more afonjas rejoice at every disturbing situations of the Igbos...the igbos keep improvising, adapting and succeeding... if you like...move them to Jupiter, an igbo man would never still settle for failure... so why the hatred,envy,jealously over the Igbos......remember this men bought the land themselves, developed it....and still pay LASG....you people should fear God with your tribalistic comments sha
Politics › Re: We Need Another Term To Finish Projects - Rotimi Amaechi by Armstrong34(m): 10:01pm On Jun 02, 2018
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Politics › Re: Lai Mohammed Commissions Borehole In Katsina. See Reactions (Photos) by Armstrong34(m): 12:44pm On May 29, 2018
wetin consign mehuh

Politics › Re: 2019 ELECTIONS: Saraki, Dogara’s Supporters Consider ADC by Armstrong34(m):
I had a dream nairalanders.....pls it's not an avenue to joke with because I have this gift of what the bible call A Discerning Spirit....most Christians can reflect on what it means..


Well lemme go straight to the point.....whosoever that have a close contact with saraki should go and tell him that he would win the 2019 presidential elections...... he has to make a haste and identify with another party...Buh he must take ekweremàdu as a running mate for it to be actualize..

I woke up and started analysing how càn it be achieved since he's not really a northerner.....

And I had a voice in my spirit saying..... Yorubas would go for him because of the tribal relationship,the Igbo's would vote massively for him...SS would follow suite because of the influence of the Igbos alongside.... then the north would be divided buh he would gather up to 30% over there....


Pls anybody who has a close relationship with Saraki Reading this should help me tell him...the mantle has been shifted to him...all he needs to do is to strategically position himself..... The race is not to the swift nor to the strongest buh to him(God) that showeth mercy....
NB: This revelation is liable to be hijacked if he's not positioned for it
Politics › Re: Hausa,yoruba Are The Problem Of Nigeria, Let Igbos Rule-balarabe Musa by Armstrong34(op): 2:26pm On May 26, 2018
hammer6F:
LALASTICLALA, MYND44, SEUN DO THE HONOURS...
.....watch Lala ànd friends abandoning this thread on this section....because afonjas were mentioned as one of the problems of this country.... it would never graze front-page
Politics › Re: Hausa,yoruba Are The Problem Of Nigeria, Let Igbos Rule-balarabe Musa by Armstrong34(op):
Bane2020:
To hell with your presidency, maybe you can deceive the few greedy and power hungry deviants seeking for political crumbs in Igboland... but the greater Igbo nation emphatically says, "shove your useless presidency up your a**!. Una Don spoil Nigeria finish after all these years of lopsided power sharing formula etc, and its now the Igbos that will come clean up the decay? Thunder fire all of you there.
..as in eh
....now the country is in a deep mess.... let them enjoy their presidency
Politics › Re: Hausa,yoruba Are The Problem Of Nigeria, Let Igbos Rule-balarabe Musa by Armstrong34(op): 9:54pm On May 25, 2018
If only the northern cabals can hearken to the voice of this innocent man...An igbo adage says"onye jiri mmàdu jiri onwe ya".....he who holds another person is holding himself.....
Politics › Hausa,yoruba Are The Problem Of Nigeria, Let Igbos Rule-balarabe Musa by Armstrong34(op): 9:53pm On May 25, 2018
Nigeria, Let Igbos Rule – Balarabe Musa
Former governor of old Kaduna State and National Chairman of Peoples Redemption Party (PRP), Alhaji Abdulkadir Balarabe Musa, has called for the zoning of the 2019 presidency to the Igbo. In this interview with Saturday Sun’s NOAH EBIJE in Kaduna, Musa said this has become necessary because the Igbo have been cheated for too long by denying them a shot at the presidency over the years.
The PRP national leader also alleged that
Hausa and Yoruba should be held responsible for the political backwardness of the Igbo.
He wondered why the nation’s dominant ethnic groups find it difficult to tolerate an Igbo presidency, adding that the northern elders’ push for a consensus northern presidential candidate for the 2019 polls is all about their personal rather than national interests. He warned that the bid is bound to fail like previous attempts.
Sir, there is a move by Northern Elders Forum (NEF) to adopt a consensus presidential candidate for 2019. Is that a vote of no confidence in Buhari?
Why do we always talk of Northern elders? Who are they, other than fighting for their own personal interest? If they are adopting a consensus presidential candidate, it means a vote of no confidence in one them. But the thing is that why do they always talk of Northern presidency, what about a president from somewhere else other than the North. Why is it always the North? During the Second Republic, the gate-keepers from the West, East and North got the military off our back and got somebody brought by the North because it stopped the military from taking over power. Immediately after the Obasanjo’s regime in 1979, the civilians started planning which group could take over power from the military, with the hope of restraining the military from taking power again. So during Obasanjo’s time, there was agreement that Obasanjo would return power to the civilian in 1979. But the problem was how can they be sure that the military would not come back under any guise. So in the end, they agreed that restraining the military from coming back to power, they have to have somebody from the North because they thought that the North has the cohesion and the might greater than the West and the East in restraining the military from taking over power. Because of this conspiracy of power between the North, West and the East, they jointly agreed that the presidency come from the North, because Northern power bloc has the capacity to restrain the military from taking over power. And they brought in Shehu Shagari who said that he did not see himself more than a local government chairman. But the North, the West and the East conspired and donated the presidency to the North.
They said anybody from the North was okay; and Shagari became anybody from the North. What has the North benefitted from it? Then after June 12, 1993, there was instability without accommodating the South West because the West was not historically strong like the North. The West was perpetually a troublemaker. They have the control of the media, the
professionals and so on. So to bring about unity, the South West has to be consoled; the presidency should be donated to the South West. The North and the South West agreed. And Obasanjo who was not in the picture was picked because of this conspiracy. Obasanjo became the president. Later when they found out that the South South controls the lifeline of the country in terms of oil, and the zone has been kept outside power, the same power bloc of the North, the West and the East, agreed that the South-South should be given the presidency. And Jonathan became the president. Now, I don’t know for what reason there is the conspiracy again between the North, West, East and even the South South that the power should go back to the North again for countless numbers. Why should we continue with this recycle? The North has been in power for so many times. Even out of 10 former presidents, I think seven came from the north, one came from the South West, and one from South South, and none from the South East, why none from the South East? It is because of the fear of Northern oligarchy and the South West bourgeoisie, because the Igbo bourgeoisie is republican and more competitive than the Northern and Southern bourgeoisie? Why not comply with national character and donate the presidency, because it is donation, this time to the Igbo. It is donation because it has nothing to do with the votes of the people.
Don’t you think that it is because Igbo are agitating for a republic of their own?
No, it is not because the Igbo were agitating for a republic. Igbo are more
Nigerian than the North or South West in terms of their commitments to the unity of Nigeria . And this is right from 1950s. They are more committed to the Nigeria project. Let’s even talk of tribe; the Igbo are more committed to national unity. They have never expressed separatist tendency, until after the war because of the effect of the war. They have always been for one united Nigeria than the Yoruba and Hausa that have always been secessionists.
Don’t you also think that the case for
Biafra republic is working against the Igbo to take a shot at the presidency?
It was because the civil war hit them badly. The civil war ended over 40 years ago, we should forgive everybody and forge ahead. The Igbo felt not wanted in Nigeria or something like that. So it makes them slow down their commitment to the unity of Nigeria. They became committed to separation. So historically, it is the Igbo that are more committed to one Nigeria. Even now if you take the separatist tendency and look at the separatist tendency in the North by Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF), in the West as represented by Afenifere, and in the East by Ohanaeze Ndigbo, that separatist tendency from the East is not as serious as that of the North and the West. It is easy to compromise once you bring sense of belonging to the Igbo separatists, they will go back to one united Nigeria. But in the case of Northerners, the Hausa and the Yoruba, it is very difficult because of this inhibition. You know, feudal arrangement makes it now difficult to convince the Hausa about the unity of Nigeria. But it is easier to convince the Igbo. So, why keeping the Igbo out of power for so long? Is it because of the civil war or because of the fear that they are more competitive? There is no doubt about it; Igbo are more competitive both in practice and history . The Igbo are more competitive than the Hausa and the Yoruba. The Hausa and Yoruba bourgeoisie are afraid of this, in particular when there is so much to share in Nigeria. They are afraid of the Igbo because they are not competitive. Igbo are more competitive because they don’t have inhibition. The inhibition of Hausa, the inhibition of Yoruba is not there. The Yoruba can only talk of Oduduwa, the Hausa can only talk to you about empires and so on. But the Igbo are not that inhibitive, they are more republican. You can say largely that Igbo are free thinkers; they are more free thinkers than the Hausa and the Yoruba, which means Igbo can take things on face value, while the Yoruba and Hausa will not. Igbo are more competitive in terms of economic activities. An Igbo man is more competitive than a Yoruba man and an Hausa man.
In view of what is happening in Taraba and Benue States; killings by herdsmen, do you think the North can speak with one voice again?
Forget about the North, they are always deceiving themselves about unity. But talking about power bloc, yes, there is. However there is evidence that they are speaking with one voice in terms of this attitude towards cattle colony. In any case, the ruling class in the North is more hegemonous than the equivalent in the South East or South West. They can easily resolve their differences. They will eventually speak with one voice. You remember when the civil war came, which was brought about by the conflicts between the North, West and the East. But in the end, when you take everything into consideration, the North came together to fight the civil war irrespective of whether they are Christians, Muslims or whatever tag, they came together to fight the civil war. Now, remember when the civil war came, the Ojukwu soldiers virtually represented the whole South East and the South South. They drove away federal forces from that zone. Then Ojukwu, after liberating the South East and the South South, called East then, started emerging towards the South West and Awolowo, the arch opponent of the Northern bourgeoisie became afraid, because the Ojukwu soldiers are now marching towards the West, I think towards Ore. The Biafran forces after liberating the South East began to march towards Ore, which gave Awolowo, who was the arch opponent of Northern bourgeoisie the fear that after all, the Biafra was interested in taking over the entire Nigeria. At this time I was a student in London, so I was free from the Northern inhibition, I was free to speak in terms of one Nigeria. I was aware of the activities in London because of a report that Nigeria’s plans were hatched in London.
It was only Aminu Kano Movement and Tarka Element in the North that was talking about one united Nigeria, the rest northern bourgeoisie were talking about separation. Let the country separate into North, West and East, let everybody take his part. They were thinking like that. But when Awolowo met the Sultan of Sokoto , asking for forces between the North and the South West to counter the Igbo march. Then Aminu Kano’s talakawas became relevant, the Northern bourgeoisie couldn’t do it, they couldn’t listen to South West bourgeoisie to fight Igbo bourgeoisie without consulting Aminu Kano’s talakawas whom they ignored before. They consulted them; and then Aminu Kano made them to understand that keeping Nigeria united was better.
What is your reaction to Obasanjo and IBB’s letters to Buhari?
It is stupid. Nobody should be deceived. They have not performed better than Buhari. In what way have any of them performed better than Buhari. In fact, you can say Buhari is less exposed to so many things like corruption and so on. In the case of PRP, when we supported Buhari right from 2003 when he showed his interest in the presidency, we made it quite clear that of all the people that wanted to rule Nigeria, Buhari was the least risk, we didn’t say he is the most suitable. We said he is the least risk, because the level of his courage and credibility was higher than those who were contesting with him. I dare tell you, even today , if you look at those who want to contest with him, almost all of them came from the North. Take any of them, who among them can you say is credibly better than Buhari, better in performance than Buhari? This is Nigeria’s tragedy. There is no doubt, Buhari has failed, but those contesting power with him are more likely to fail than him. This is the trouble. So we have the task of bringing somebody who can perform better than Buhari. But it is not that easy, because of the leading role of moneybag politics. So how do we get somebody that will perform better than Buhari. I am not campaigning for Buhari. I have never campaigned for him. But this is the truth because we must attach quality to our judgment.
But today, it appears that religion and ethnicity have divided the North.
No. They have not been divided in the North. It has not gone that far yet. Up till now, the North is more hegemonous than the South. Can you imagine now a Yoruba man tolerating an Igbo president, can you imagine it? But a Northerner, Hausa/Fulani from Kano can tolerate a Tiv man becoming the president of Nigeria. Ordinarily, the North is more hegemonous than the South.
Sir, lets go back to the Northern elders, don’t you think they are being selfish and undemocratic about their move for consensus presidential candidate?
They are not united; they are just concerned about their class, and not about the people of the north. That is why they are in this conflict.
What do you think is the way out of the farmers/Fulani herdsmen clashes across the country?
The Federal government must come out clearly on the issue. Everybody, the farmers, the herdsmen have the rights, but they are infringing on each other’s rights, simply because of the neglect of the Federal Government.
As the farmland is important to the farmer, so also is the cow important to the Fulani herdsman. So government must make a categorical statement on this crisis for peace to reign was better..

https://www.onlinenigeria.com/news/latestnews/18556-hausas-and-yorubas-are-the-problem-of-nigeria,-let-igbos-rule-–-balarabe-musa.html
Celebrities › Re: Linda Ikeji And The Cars In Her Life (see Photos) by Armstrong34(m): 1:33pm On May 14, 2018
like we give a Bleepgrin

Travel › Re: Police Van Falls Off A Bridge While Chasing A Car In Port-Harcourt. Photos by Armstrong34(m): 1:29pm On May 14, 2018
like we care....cheesy

Politics › Re: 2019: Anambra Will Give Buhari 70 Percent Of Votes – Ngige by Armstrong34(m): 9:37pm On May 13, 2018
CaptJeffry:
He's very correct.
The Anambra he meant consists of him, his wife and kids. Datzzol. undecided
.....cheesy....chai nàirland no go kill me with laugh
Gaming › Re: 4 Reasons The God Of War Is Arguably 2018 Best Game by Armstrong34(m): 11:45am On May 10, 2018
after defeating ÀRES the god of war in Ps2....I resigned from video games
Pets › Re: Alligators For Sale by Armstrong34(m): 12:41pm On May 01, 2018
it's crocodile.... look closely at the snout...it's like a V
Travel › Re: 12 People Killed In Fatal Car Accident Along Lagos-Ibadan Expressway. Photos by Armstrong34(m): 10:13pm On Apr 28, 2018
were the passengers dumb or whathuh.....couldn't they caution the driver when he was driving highway to the grave ....they may be enjoying the speed too
...trust Nigerians... we always in a hurry to nowhere
Politics › Re: SARS Stops Senate Delegation From Seeing Dino Melaye At Hospital by Armstrong34(m): 12:59pm On Apr 25, 2018
please where is Sarakihuh
Culture › Re: Yoruba Traditional Rulers Are United – Ooni by Armstrong34(m): 9:26am On Apr 15, 2018
Tell that to the Alaafin of Oyo and watch him masculate your face with a 6 aside tribal markcheesy
Politics › Re: Senator Mustapha Bukar Dies In Abuja by Armstrong34(m): 12:35pm On Apr 04, 2018
saraki go dey shine him shoe now to attend him burialgrin
Politics › Re: Not All PDP Defectors Are Looters - Lai Mohammed Says by Armstrong34(m): 9:00am On Apr 04, 2018
wake me up when Rotimi Amaechi lands in jail for looting rivers state drycheesy
Politics › Re: FFK Blasts APC For Not Including Rotimi Amaech's Name In Their Looters' List by Armstrong34(m): 11:12am On Mar 31, 2018
I guess this picture would say more

Politics › Re: Burial Photos Of Buba Umar Jibril, Late Reps Deputy Majority Leader by Armstrong34(m): 11:03am On Mar 31, 2018
still looking for saraki .....
Car Talk › Re: Do You Know 5 Must-check Parts When Buying A Used Car? by Armstrong34(m): 7:25am On Mar 29, 2018
okay thank you we don hear.....


abeg when them talk say buhari dey come Lagos sefhuh

because this is my 3rd day of denied access into apapa
Politics › Re: Rotimi Amaechi: "Igbos Should Confess & Apologize For Not Voting For Buhari" by Armstrong34(m): 4:24pm On Mar 23, 2018
Xeeman:
Though you're telling igbos the true, they will not understand.
We northerners are going vote PMB out for sidelining the north and favouring the South.
...don't we have the right to vote for what we want againhuh.. when has voting for a particular person been compulsory
Politics › Re: Aisha Yesufu: "Osinbajo Is My Biggest Disappointment In Buhari’s Government" by Armstrong34(m): 8:40am On Mar 22, 2018
ceoreportnaija:
https://www.reportnaija.ng/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/Aisha-Yesufu.jpg


“Even as Acting President he was just an obedient servant.



source
https://www.reportnaija.ng/2018/03/21/osinbajo-is-my-biggest-disappointment-in-buharis-govt%e2%80%8e-aisha-yesufu/
.......this part gat me grin......how I wish afonjas would learn their lessons....osibaje was jus used as a spare tyre to deceive the afonjas that they are part of the fraudulent contraception called Nigeria
Family › Help A Nairalander: Your Votes Are Needed by Armstrong34(op): 10:40am On Mar 13, 2018
please let's help this baby make it to the final of the Cusson competition.....


Lala,mynd44 pls help a brother and push it to FP


just click on the link below and vote....thanks in anticipation


https://www.cussonsbaby.com.ng/campaign/cbm5/entry?id=384074

Autos › Re: Nurey Nurey Nurey by Armstrong34(m): 3:59pm On Mar 10, 2018
nurey:
Since my absence on nairaland, a lot has happened oo grin please I am not affiliated to chibecan or his other moniker. I have also not sold cars before.

op stop calling me a scam except you have proof
...Nurey reminding me of Chibecan and his Hilarious car pricesgrin...I would never forget when chibecan advertised a Golf2 1989 model for #900kgrin
Celebrities › Re: Cars Tupac And Biggie Were Shot In To Be Sold For $2.2m by Armstrong34(m): 2:41pm On Mar 10, 2018
Until the end of time......Bleep biggiecheesy
Car Talk › Re: Top 3 Cars Used By Nigerian Politicians - AutoReportNG by Armstrong34(m): 2:23pm On Mar 06, 2018
takenadoh:
No Toyota Land cruiser or Prado?

That Na Politicians their bread and butter.
.....The TXL and VXL inscription on the Prado makes me happy on sighting
Politics › Re: Olusegun Obasanjo Celebrates His 81st Birthday Today by Armstrong34(m): 8:04am On Mar 05, 2018
some times I ponder on this politicians... I believe they are all into one occultic group or the other and yet they still live longer than an innocent Nigerian.... but I can bet you if we were to be the ones in these occultic groups...we would hear stuffs like "you have 8 years to live and stuffs like that"

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