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'cowards die many times before their death but the brave dies only but once'!...there are so many muslims up north whom have in one way or the other carried out heroic acts in the fight against Boko haram,nt to forget the civilian JTF,though nt usually celebrated,these people has laid down their lives in pursuit of peace and loyalty to Nigeria...but some few bad islamists has succeeded in painting the religion in bad colour!!! |
...atleast they ve given'human-face' to the law,by extending it!just thinking about the ordinary Taxi drivers on our streets. |
...i keep wondering the kind of education this junky claimed to have had,he claimed to have schooled in the best universities in UK but am quite miffed on his culture and manner of approach to issues and his relationship with people.He is easily exposed and in the next minute he begins to throw tantrum to his perceived antagonist like a crying baby.So this 'national clown'called Kayode,thinks friendship is built on the uniformity of ideas,a good friend is he who criticises you and tell you when you are going wrong.Kayode,a man who has served in public position,has now exposed the kind of rascals that take decisions on our behalf in this country...hear him boasting to have fixed his people in the ministries he has headed in a manner that is unprecedented,this indeed is a shame and a show of morbid tribalism inherent in a particular tribe in Nigeria,it is an eyesore,my heart bleeds for this country! |
...one thing i ve come to realise in life is that,'change is the biggest room on earth',He has done his part,let him go now the ovation is high and allow the pretty lovely vibrant lady to do her part,it is time for fresh air!some of us call it 'youth empowerment'! |
...our ever trigger happy policemen faced with youths who are celebrating their new found power,which they display ostentatiously!For me,this incidence is unfortunate and tragic and which cld ve been easily averted before it got ugly!Our police must always act with caution,especially in a situation like this,to avoid heating up the already tensed North-East situation!Civilian JTF is a 'child of necessity'and a necessary evil,which shld be managed with adequate professionalism,to avoid any further national embarrassment. |
bloggernaija: Thank God I got out of that shithole..so you finally made it through visa lottery,after so many yrs of trying!lucky you. |
...how i wish its possible for one man to do three tenures,then we shall gladly give it to OBI.The level of development and industralization in Anambra state is unprecedented,barely any month passes by without one observing a new project or an industry basically on private-govt partnership!just 3 days ago Neimeth approved the building of one billion naira pharmaceutical drug production company in Onitsha!This is attained because of the friendly environment Peter Obi has created for investors,even Obi's worst enemies appreciates the fact that he has done well with Onitsha in particular and Anambra in general and his systematic and meticulous industrializatn policy. |
Wadeoye: They want their own share of government money... Think about it, the more xtians you have in juicy positions stealing public money, the more tithe the churches will receive weekly. The man knows what he is doing... I am sure he is a pastor in one of the churches in Kwara state...but i think its better using the stolen money for tithes,which is the reason you ve good christian private universities,high class missionary medical centers,missionary schools with great repute and of course employment to our numerous unemployed pilots,by way of private jets...compare it to when muslims loots public fund and takes it to their Imams,Alfas,Ulamas and sheiks,this money is quickly channeled into terrorism,importation of arms,sponsorship of youths to Iran,Yemen,Libya,sudan etc for training for terrorism,Jihadism and bomb making!for this reasons,we need more christians in positions of authority for Nigeria to be better. |
...Raymond Dopkesi,though a media giant,is he that rich,i know his Daar group(AIT etc)is a house hold name and impacts positively on Nigerians and neighbouring countries but i hardly think he is that solvent. |
ziccoit: Because churches are business centers where people go to buy and sell at exorbitant prices. They also seen more aligned with corrupt government officials who are stealing us dry....and i guess all this award winning corrupticians in Nigeria are christians,Tinubu,IBB,Abacha,Buhari,Adedebo(late strong man of ibadan politics),Atiku,Umaru Dikko,FaCrook Lawal and a million and more others...like you said,churches are business centers but i think i will prefer a 'business center for Christ' than the worship place that has its reputation built on terrorist-breeding and where all sort of arms are stock piled!dont forget the mess they got us in,through their boko haram. |
kaze4blues: Go back to your village and preach this ur comment to ur clueless leaders....there you come again,you still havent addressed the points i raised!what do you mean by 'pure muslims' and non pure muslims,that a muslim man marries a beautiful christian lady makes him an un-pure muslim!Muslim yorubas like other muslims are highly polygamous,that one or two of his numerous wives are christians doesn't stop him from being a muslim...and you can see the ease at which your men marry christian ladies but woe betide a christian who dares go for the hand of a muslim girl in marriage,because such a girl may never live to enjoy that marriage.Muslim teachings frowns at such marriage and such intolerance attitude pervades every other facet of their lives,including politics...btw christians like 'Eko Atlantic'(a well known area-boy)who feeds from the crumbs of Fashola and APC wld rather denounce his religion,for a plate of porridge...Yoruba Christians of south-west,shine ur eyes!I rest my case. |
...really religion shldnt be a parameter for appointments but having said this,it is imperative to state that muslims,especially south-west muslims are always quick to argue that their people dont put religion in whatever they do!but they systematically relegate their christian brothers to the backyard in all political affairs,they critize fellow yorubas who are men of God eg TB joshua,Oyedepo,Adeboye etc at every slightest misunderstanding while always supporting and praising their muslim folks,you hardly hear them critisize yoruba sheiks,Imams or Alfas...Yoruba christians shld wake up from their slumber and see the hand-writing on the wall!There is a grand design by the political muslim class to subjugate them,watch how they muslims have dominated every aspect of the yoruba society while they the christians keep following them sheepishly under the guise of progressives.Look at lagos state,i dare a yoruba christian to vie for the governorship position or are they less intelligent,'self-deception is the worst form of deception',shine your eyes!!!APC are now gradually bringing out political actors for the next governorship election and i can tell you that almost all are muslims or are they christians in that region dumbooos without political ambition,thanks to Tinubu and his evil cohorts...christians must face reality or keep on fooling around...muslims are encouraged through their teachings to dominate their environment and must nt allow infidels(christians,atheists,Jews etc)to govern them even if life will be better under such government!so who is deceiving who? |
The good days are here again!GEJ,igbo at heart....our love goes on. |
....to other Nigerians,i guess this is a fair game,since an Igbo and a Niger-Deltan are amoung those retired!Nobody is crying foul or talking about tribal agenda!!!....oh you 'victims of darkness',speak out now or remain silent forever. |
rosebowl01: ...always complaining, blaming, whining, raising propaganda, conspiracy etc. These people meeeen....why taking pills for other peoples illness!pls dont die young. |
XereX: YES, let dangote foolishly claim any part of land is a no man's land and see what befell him. Though, the typical Hausa man is humble unlike the other loudmouthed parasites feeding from our region...inspite of Hausa-Fulani humility,they are been chased and attacked in Osogbo and Ibadan Markets,elsewhere in thesame Oyo state,11 of them were killed!it is unfair...for the sake beans. |
....this is a good investment but just hope some people wont wake up tomorrow to say Hausa-Fulani's are dominating their state!! |
...with over inflated population,more local govt than any other state,unfair and unjustifiable federal govt allocation to the state,at the detriment of other states of the federation,whatelse can one say...'a fool and his money,is one big party'. |
..'in a time of universal deceit,saying the truth is a revolutionary act'>George Orwell ..'those who are careful never reach their goals'>English poet No one can deny the constancy of change,the good days has been sighted from afar.Ride on Odimegwu. |
... motivated by the 'clandestine'!the 'victim' and the 'dark',an initiatory step towards the acceptable!...only for those who can discern. Beyond the panache and political funfair, pain is what they offer you. Rochas deserves pity,the problem is his personal devil!!! If you do nt understand me,stay out of this. |
Obiagelli: ah you don spoil market, when these people were about reaching climax, choi. Btw I heard Obj also started the railway, power plants, and major road. Wetin Oga gej come contribute na? Anyway continuity is goodthe two ex-president may ve started those projects for just political reasons but do they really ve the political will to complete them!Nigeria is littered with so many uncompleted projects from the past,dont forget obj's (IPP)power projects,benin-Ore road,portharcourt-owerri road,etc which were started just to get vote from certain regions!GEJ stands out for his special love in completing of projects and equally initiating quite a number of others. |
...i pray and hope that Nigeria wouldnt miss this opportunity of getting the census figures right!Agents of retrogression are at it again,those who are bent on Nigeria living in perpetual darkness are at it again....adding ethnicity and religion in our census data,is now a reckless statement or mentioning the obvious, that all past census were manipulated! People of intergrity hardly survives in this malformed entity called Nigeria. |
REHOZIBAH: His allegiance is obviously with Gov Wamakko and whether we like it or not his loyalty will be called to question by either side. The fact is that every politics is localised. Abuja is just a vacous political ground,every smart politician knows that if you lose your pedigree at the home front....u are finished as a politician and the Northern politicians know this for a fact.one would think that seeking relevancy on the home front by northern politicians,should amount to more development in the North!lol or is it just for election maneuvering? |
Krak: He said some of them are in Lagos.APC connection!...did Fashola deport them?No, why?they are nt igbos. But?but what,they are part of the merger agreement! |
...now that they are begining to eat each other,govt shld please suspend the dialogue with the group and allow them to finish their 'last supper'!sooner or later,the last man would be eaten. |
[quote author=Mayor_of_Lagos]It amazes me that Igbos are not outraged at this call by Kwankwaso and even no one at the political leadership in SE has given any response, formal or informal, in defense of Odimegwu. First, is Odimegwu not a Nigerian? Second, is it not an insult to Igbo nation that a governor is harassing this man and calling for his termination? Third, doesn't Igbo own 50% of Kano, where Kwankwaso is governor? Fourth, when are we going to hear Ohanaeze, MASSOB, Obi and Kalu demand apology and issue an ultimatum to Kwankwaso and Hausa people? Fifth, judging by their response in Lagos, isnt it true that if Kwankwaso had been Fashola Igbos would have raised hell? Sixth, judging by the silence here, is it not evident that Igbo have a morbid fear of offending Hausa and would rather suck up this humiliation than voice their grievance?[/quote]we are nt that myopic to respond to issues pertaining individuals,Odumegwu can handle Kwankwaso but nt when your governor insulted our sensibility by deporting vibrant igbos or when that junky Kayode insulted ndi-igbo!Odumegwu like most igbos in service of this nation,must and as always deliver and the truth shall once again reign over the land. |
...this idea of dialogue is highly irritating,then what will be the fate of all the innocent people killed and their families!This may portend another problem for Nigeria,how do you assuage the feelings of those who have been hurt seriously by this unneccessary insurgency,right now there is dissaffection in the land and in some instances,pronounced bitterness!effort shld be made to reach out to this class of Nigerians who ve been hurt seriously by this terrorists and most probably compensate them!Government must do every thing possible to protect the people at the border areas of borno,enough of this innocent deaths..my heart goes out to them. |
mobuch: But Femi Fani Kayode's real ancestry is not yoruba, his great grandfather is nupe from niger state who adopted yoruba tribe as his tribe after being trained by bishop ajayi crowther as a returnee slave, so i wonder what d goat is smokiing....a Nupe(fulani) man,championing the interest of yorubas,thats quite funny and should be seen as an insult to yorubas...so if this Fulani man is also claiming ownership of Lagos,why the heck are they pissed off with the idea that lagos is 'no mans land'...for his selfless service to the yorubas,they may as well one day vote him in as an APC governor or senator in one of the south-west states and then the Fulani domination of yorubas will continue from where they stopped in Kwara state. |
EMMA BC: What is FFK turning to; a lunatic or a wacko?...on behalf of very hard working igbos,thanks to America for nurturing capitalism,for me and my ilk,CaPitalism is a religion...money talks and s h i t happens! |
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