NgeneUkwenu:
ok

sarrki:
Not possible

He still have 5 more decades

He should follow all the laid guidelines

If not he will be re arrested

Tinubu troubles continues

Tolexander:
not genuine!

All Yoruba obas are useless - Tinubu

IamAgod:
Henry ogbole with username goon posted on NL that he wanted to sell an iPhone Se 16gb (some pple probably would have seen the post too) for 60k, even tho I thought it was too cheap to be real but I called him he said his sister in Dublin sent it to him but, but he doesn't need it since he's using an iPhone 6 already and he needed cash so he had to beat the price down to attract buyers, then I thought in my mind.... well that could be true tho!
so I asked how we gonna deal since I'm in I.b he's in lag (i beliv he stays in Ojodu, Berger), but he told me he'll do it the local way by sending it through a cab... to cut the long story short, I transferred 40k to him as we agreed, so I'll balance up when I get the phone and after I transferred the money I called him to confirm the payment and he said yes he just saw the alert that he's on his way to the park already.
that was the last time I heard of him, he has since blocked my number close his account on NL and ignored my messages
these set of pple make me want to believe that Nigeria's future is bleeped
mods pls help me push this to the FP
at least to make Ogbole Henry famous

No you have yourself entirely to blame. It was a very cheap scam smh

doctokwus:
I insist that GEJ was not a colossal disaster as sane Nigerians and d world have labelled him.Rather GEJ was a curse.
If God wants to punish a people for years of collective sin, he afflicts them with a terrible curse and that's what Jonathan was to Nigeria.
Our main challenge is for us to find out what we did as a people to be afflicted with Ebele Jonathan so as not to ever witness his likes again,because any further curse,even close to GEJ wud finally sink us as a country.

I insist that zombies give us update on their useless president called buhari who they have not even seen for close to a year now. What level of sinking can Nigeria sink lower than Buhari govt where people like you hoped was the messiah?

Useless media outfit.. Always quick to clap down on GEJ but would ignore that their own reporter was even banned from aso rock

seunmsg:
The clown is finally getting the attention he so much craved for. He should enjoy it while it last.

And why the attack on Obasanjo again? Seems Fayose keep seeing Obj in his dreams. If Obasanjo talks, he will abuse him for talking, if he keeps quiet, he will call him out for keeping quiet. What's with the obsession?

while yoruba muslim's leader tinubu is somewhere scheming to be vp.. smh

tumababa:
New arrival. 64gig iphone 6S plus

price?

s33d:

No. Can swap with a plot of land for lekki sha

100k.. Please wuote me only if you are selling

venai:
We know you are lying but continue. You must be either an IPOB OR APC member.

I'm lying? nonsense

venai:
My dear, Peter Obi and his kind are the reason I still have hope in Nigeria. But if eventually it is discovered, after thorough investigation, that Peter Obi is in anyway connected to the money, I would stop believing in Nigeria. I would be highly disappointed. And would join IPOB in their BIAFRA mantra. Abeg I no be politician.

Lol.. I long gave up on Peter obi after his aide was caught trying to ship 250 million dollars overseas while he was governor. goodluck though

venai:
Mumu, did you read the post at all? Peter Obi is a role model for your info.

peter obi is a role model to aspiring theiving politicians.. yeye

Jolar101:

Yes. Same Peter Obi that always carrying his belongings by himself when traveling or at the airports, been in line with other passengers.

Same Peter Obi, EFCC operatives confirmed that has not furnishings his apartment unlike other governors.

he owns an apartment worth 250 million and now you want to double down to furnishing.. where did even efcc say that? you peter obi goons are running on overdrive

Jaquar456:
SHAMELESS JUDAS. HE WILL SOON BETRAY JONA AS HE BETRAYED OJUKWU AND DECAMP TO APC. PETER OBI NO GET SHAME

hehehehe.. when I was exposing the corny man peter obi for the fraud he is, they said it was hate. Peter obi is a corny man that will do ANYTHING to remain relevant. After all he said about okoroawusa and all the media campaign he sponsored against him, he has now gone back to his vomit and realized Alhaji okorocha is his brother just because of the fact he obi has lost out of power. This criminal will do anything to remain relevant. When I was saying it much earlier his paid hirelings of obi who couldn't see through their nose called me a hater. I have been vindicated again.. cc cuche

zonacom
InyinyaAgbaOku
oremi22
cjrane
africonji

investnow2013
anambradota

Goodluck madam

laudate:
This woman was one of the best hands in the Central Bank. But they refused to make her CBN governor. Anyway, her intellect, formidable skills and financial knowledge would still be remembered, long after she has left the bank. I hope she gets an international appointment within a short while. Well done, Ma. You remain an inspiration to a lot of people.

how do you know she is one of the best hands at cbn. I'm 100% sure your statement is based on her ethnicity

Abagworo:


Don't be too hasty boy. This is Port Harcourt.

Amaechi road, elekahia

himkers2:
the drainage systems and channels in Awka is a mess. This shouldn't be so. The Government has a lot to do in this regards.

Also, please stop littering the gutter with refuse and unwanted stuffs.

This is one of peter obi's substandard signature roads.. smh

MPSA:


Man! This is a small area in SA, Our government is going to build RDP Houses for them, our government is working, That is why we don't migrate to other countries, In your country is a different story, You don't know how to solve problems That is why you are all over the world This is South Africa RDP Houses

our government is going to.... maybe after zuma gets his 100th wife .. GTFOH

Earth2Metahuman:
google is your friend

mai gaiskiya.. talking about GDP, see where your backward northern states belong.. I believe you must be typing under the influence of indian hemp

https://politics.naij.com/401470-see-the-10-poorest-states-in-nigeria.html

Earth2Metahuman:
[s][/s] what is this one saying

Read this or shut da fvck up
http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/19-northern-states-poorest-in-nigeria-osinbajo/110500.html

Earth2Metahuman:




[s]igr means nothing

Gdp determines how state is performing economically.
You people claim to be educated but the level of ignorance displayed by you people can sink a nation.

Gdp shows how state is performing in terms of economic activities. How they have been able to put human and natural resources to good use.
Why not ask yourself, despite the claimed igr, why are your governors still running to abuja for allocation? Is south east more developed than any northern state?[/s]

the audacity to come here to post rubbish.. oya read this
http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/19-northern-states-poorest-in-nigeria-osinbajo/110500.html

Earth2Metahuman:
[s]right
Yet, northern states are performing better than you where it is needed most?

Its like saying because china have a huge of number educated folks and geniuses, they are better than america.

Ogbeni, northern states are lesser parasite on south south oil compared to south east and facts have shown that.
That's what started the arguement. Disprove it or shut the fhuck up.[/s]

and yet northerners own over 80% of oil blocks in the south south. No northern state was listed in the initial testing of cnb cashless policy, and also the north had to wait for GEJ to give them almajiri schools, yet the nprthern states that are lesser parasite on south south oil according to you will create over 100 local governments in one state just to get more south south oil money. SOme states in the south east are also oil producers whereas none in northern states.. you people will just come online to type nonsense after smoking indian hemp

FortuneTeller:


I can't tell him... but I will tell my sis. I hope the man is not a gay who has entered our family.

you said he visited many prostitutes and now you say you hope he is now gay.. smh

mynd44,lalasticlala sanitize the thread

Kosy79:
Biko are u in Enugu?

were you tryingto contact me? send email to kellyprice2k16@gmail.com

I used to love and respect Governor Aregbesola even though we belong to different political parties. I knew him to be a proud, strong, unrepentant and inspiring Yoruba nationalist who knew the history of the Yoruba inside out and who was ready to stand his ground and fight his corner with anybody at anytime in defence of the Yoruba cause.

Yet now it appears that all that has changed. Seven years in public office as Governor has softened him and made him lose his nerve, his edge and his fighting spirit. One wonders what really happened to the fire-brand that we knew as “Ogbeni?” The old Ogbeni was strong but the new one is weak. His love for power and desperation to foster and maintain questionable and futile political alliances at any cost and price has impaired his vision and beclouded his better judgement. The old Ogbeni would never have compromised with the aggressors and purveyers of violence in this way and he would have called a spade a spade and been fair to all. He would not have bent over backwards to appease the Hausa Fulani community and abandon his own people.

The truth is that though I still love Aregbesola I find it difficult to forgive him for refusing to rise up to the occasion and for not defending and protecting the people of Ile Ife and Osun state from the reckless adventurers that have humiliated, assaulted and afflicted them in the last few days. He has refused to shelter and protect them from the evil scourge that seeks to subjugate them and turn them into village idiots and second class citizens in their own land. We needed to be consoled and comforted for the outrage and wickedness that was visited on our people by the Hausa Fulani settlers but instead Aregbesola betrayed his own people, went on his knees and begged the aggressors and those that beat, raped and slaughtered them.

I despise anyone that bows and trembles before tyranny and those that take pleasure in killing the innocent in the name of faith, cows, cattle or some strange and misguided notion of ethnic supremacy. Chief Obafemi Awolowo, the Leader of the Yoruba, once said, “Kaka ka dobale fun Gambari ka kuku roju Ku” which means “instead of a Yorubaman prostrating for a Hausa Fulani it is better to take courage and die”. Have our leaders in the south west forgotten these heroic words so soon? Has Aregbesola lost his memory? Since when have we had cowards as leaders in Yorubaland? Since when did we start fearing our own shadows and since when did we start speaking in hushed and muffled tones? Is political correctness more important than the lives of our people?

The truth is that Rauf Aregbesola has forfeited the right to lead Osun state and I pray that the Lord forgives him for dancing on the blood of the people of Ile Ife and wining and dining with the enemy. Yet sadly the stinking mess does not stop there. I have been reliably informed by the spokesman of Afenifere, Oloye Yinka Odumakin, that up until the time of writing this piece only the sons and daughters of Ile-Ife, including notable traditional rulers, community leaders and other prominent men and women, have been arrested by the police and put in police cells in Osogbo, Ibadan and Abuja. Not ONE person from the Hausa Fulani community in Ile ife has been detained by the police or security agencies up until now. Given this, one wonders whether the 30 sons and daughters of Ile-Ife that lost their lives in the conflict commited suicide? One wonders whether they committed what the Japanese call “hari-kari”.

One wonders whether they slit open their own stomachs with a long sharp sword and spilled their own bowels all over the battle field. I say this because no-one seems to be interested in bringing those that butchered them in the sanctity of their own homes and their own land to heel. Such a selective application of justice can hardly be described as being reasonable or fair and surely that is not the way to foster better relations between the Hausa Fulani and the Yoruba in Ile Ife or elsewhere. A note that was sent to me captured the mood rather well when the author said the following:

“There is no Yoruba person who has incited anything beyond putting our case across. We cannot keep quite when our people are being harassed and intimated. Barrister Gbenga Awosode,an Ife indigene has just been summoned to Abuja yesterday. As we speak no member of the Arewa community has been summoned. Our people have been killed on our land and on Arewa land over the years with no arrest made in history. We will not look for anybody’s trouble but if anyone look for ours he will get it double. Yoruba will not die on our knees. Any death that will kill us will meet us on our feet. But before we die……”. The concern is clearly building-up and the anger is mounting. Yet despite that the impunity continues. I say this because in the last seven days alone the Hausa Fulani have slaughtered scores of innocent people in Ile-Ife (Osun state), Buruku (Benue state), Arochukwu (Abia state), Malagum (Southern Kaduna) and Igbeti (Oyo State). Must we continue like this?

Our faith, identity and ethnic nationalities are under attack and are threatened with annihilation and you want me to accept it in the name of one Nigeria? The fundamental question that we must all answer either now or later is as follows: if we cannot live together in peace and unity as one nation must we stay together by force? Is the unity of Nigeria truly sacrosanct? And if the older generation believes that this is so must the younger generation believe so as well? Never in the history of our country, other than during the civil war, has there been so much ethnic and sectarian blood-letting as there is today? And it is the usual suspects and those that the late and great Chief Bola Ige called “the Tutsis of Nigeria” that always spark it off and attack others either in the name of their faith or in their quest to take over and forcefully seize the land of others or in the name of herding cattle and grazing cows.

When one considers this one is constrained to ask the following question: is it a crime to demand for the restructuring of our nation or for the peaceful and equitable dissolution of our very unhappy union? Can we not at least attempt to be civilised and start learning from others? Must we continue to ignore the voices of our fathers, elders and reverred heroes like the great Pa Ayo Adebanjo and the gallant General Alani Akinrinade who saw all this coming many years ago and who urged us all to sit up and prepare for the worst? Must everything here be by compulsion and by force? Must some of us be regarded and classified as field hands and slaves whilst others are described as being “born to rule?” Is this not insulting to the majority? Is it not unacceptable? Is it wrong for people to exercise their God-given right of self-determination? Is that not the basis and the very essence of freedom and democracy?

The wave of ethnic nationalism rising throughout the world, including countries like Holland, the United Kingdom, France, the United States of America, the Russian Federation, Israel, Germany, Turkey, Austria and, increasingly, Nigeria cannot be resisted or played down. And in Nigeria the more of our people that our collective ethnic oppressors kill, the more that wave will rise. The right to take pride in our ethnicity and invoke the principle of self-determination cannot be denied. We reject the concept of globalisation and the enthronement of a new world order. We reject the concept of an artificial, man-made, multi-cultural, multi-religious, mongrel mega-nation that is made up of ethnic and religious incompatibles.

We reject the notion that we must bury our ethnicity, forget our differences, arrest our development, discard our values and enthrone the idea of a strange and complicated hybrid nation where we are expected to live with and accomodate those that hate our faith, despise our people, scorn our values and that rape, maim and kill our loved ones and compatriots in the name of religion, conquest, land, cows and cattle. The truth is that no force in hell or on earth can stop the rise and establishment of the sovereign state of Biafra, Oduduwa or any other ethnic nation that will one day be carved out of what is presently known as Nigeria. This is what the German Nazi leader Adolf Hitler once described as “Mein Kampf”, meaning “my struggle”. This is my hope. This is my desire. This is my dream. In conclusion I call for restraint from both sides in the Hausa Fulani and Yoruba conflict in Ile-Ife. I call for the restoration of peace and I pray that the souls of all those that were slaughtered rest in perfect peace. God bless and be with the people of Ile-Ife and the Yoruba nation now and forever.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/03/hausa-fulani-yoruba-slaughter-ile-ife-2-fani-kayode/