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Okay... Or.. PO: Datti, you never told me your people can be so welcoming. Just look at the majestic seat they gave me. Can't wrap my head around someone selling out his own people to please them. And they don't even like him. YDBA: Haha! There's something I'd love to tell you too. (bends over). My people smell betrayal from miles away. |
Okay... PO: I may not have the time when our meeting with these people commences. All I need you to do for me, Datti, is to put a call across to those affected families we paid a visit to find out how they're faring. I wonder how it skipped my mind. YDBA: Shikena? I'll do that right away, sir. |
Okay... The problem you have with your current landlord, I hope it has nothing to do with payment of house rent? That aside, I've heard stories similar to yours. I only thought that this doesn't happen in real life. Well, all I can say is that you have to step into his realm of perception and understand the reasons behind his sentiments. I think that before now, he has gone through experiences that heightened his fear. Perhaps, out of all the people that did not pay him in the past, an overwhelming percentage is of your ethnicity. I think you should just look for another place and leave the man to his unfounded beliefs. It is his property and he pretty much can decide who he gives it out to. Work hard and ensure that all your life, you'll never give any landlord an opportunity to validate this sentiment. selah. |
Okay... Save for the inconveniences faced in the cause, it takes almost nothing to show humanity. We've been subdued mentally by a system that has succeeded in making people hateful and vile, We have become a people whose only motivations is personal gains. Now that PO has gone to share in the pains of the affected flood victims, has that stopped him from kicking off his campaign in Nassarawa? Just a few days behind original schedule, but what's lost? Learn to fling roses of love and humanity wherever you go. |
mrvitalis:As long as we're still in one Nigeria, nobody is a judge over others. We are not subordinate to any entity. And I would love for Igbos to understand that they do not need the validation of others, or their opinion of them to live. |
Okay... APC and Tinubu boys are really fighting dirty. Even the Yahoo priest doesn't have the balls to mount any further affront against Peter Obi. |
KillSars:Igbos are tribalists and are filled with hate. Prove it or keep shut. |
mrvitalis:I was hoping they'd fight facts for facts. Tribalism has a habitat in Nigeria and it isn't Igboland. |
lhordspy:Ok then. I was hoping you could prove me wrong. Guess you don't have a case. |
lhordspy:You're being vague with your words. Point out these things that Igbos are doing and juxtapose them side-by-side with those of Yorubas. I'd love to find out something. |
First of all he should ask himself if he has done half of what those who accuse him have done, and if he hasn't done anything to deserve the hate and repulsion, would sueing for unity and love shovel away the innate, unwarranted disgust from the hearts of those who accuse him? You are not loved and it's not your fault in any way. I've been in various parts of Nigeria and have interacted sufficiently with many people of different ethnic extraction and I can tell you that the Igbo man is unjustly judged. I can say they are the most free-minded people you can meet in Nigeria, but that wouldn't cease the profiling of Igbos by people who can be deemed far worse than them in all reasonable ramifications. This can almost be considered a tribalist post, but it isn't because you cannot find any hateful word here. Moreover, even the devil accuses sinners. No one can successfully make a claim of Igbos as being hate-filled (which is the current narrative about them) and back it up with evidence, except for one group. The group which: -Asked an Igbo man to leave his state, return his homestate and campaign there. -A certain politician from it told Buhari, the president of ALL Nigeria, to not joke with the matters of "his" people. (Imagine an Igbo man saying such,he would have been torn apart by the pitbulls of neighbors he has). -Their Oba threatened to drown all Igbos in the lagoon -Accused Igbos, despite not having any concrete evidence, of destroying their property in a COSMOPOLITAN state. -Their traditional ruler threatened to lead a regional agitation to actualize their 'nation' if their tribesman doesn't win. -A political candidate belonging to it called Igbos 'okoro', a derogatory term. All on record. -Religious leaders belonging to it boast in their worship places of never going to vote an Igbo person, but their tribesman. Yet, Igbos are filled with hate. Such an irony. Is it their fault that they are successful and are buying up all their ancestral lands and erecting edifices on them while the disgruntled group wallow in penury? This is not to disparage anyone because EVERY ethnic group in Nigeria have their bad eggs. I am only pointing out the density of these bad egg per group. Even among the group whose verifiable tribal attacks are all in print, there are good ones who aren't blinded by the normal sentiments of their people. Any Igbo man's dream should be to continue making money, serving his God and watching his accusers come up with new narratives while he soars. Wasting his time on NL begging for peace would only betray his blood. Asking for the reasons why you're hated is a counterproductive venture. Even our Lord Jesus Christ didn't force Himself on people. |
Okay... About 50 years ago, if you ask a Yoruba and his co. (whoever you so desire to assume these 'co' to be is solely in your responsibility) why he doesn't like Igbos, he'd tell you that Igbos are domineering, untrustworthy and divisive, citing the war. Take a step further to some 25 years after that, and the same Yoruba and his co., realizing that the points are stale would no longer mention the first reasons, but would now tell you that Igbos are tribalists who are as clannish as they come. Further down, say 10 years ago, the above points would have been proven repulsive, wrong and at most counterintuitive. So the Yoruba man with his ever willing co., not wanting to appear dumb in the sight of rational minds (tribalists? but they voted OBJ against Ojukwu?) resort to the most ambiguous narrative which can score some good points: Igbos are filled with hate. We can all agree that this narrative is as juicy as they come while being effective, at least corollary, in tearing the sides apart for ephemeral gain. |
Okay... APC and Tinubu in the mud.
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Okay... As they say, the internet never loses its memory. Who would have known that these series of tweets were to be sequelled by a grand plot of hoisting the worst possible president in Nigeria's history on Nigerians. While Jonathan was trying to combat insecurity, Shettima and his crew were sabotaging his government in order to murder him using the media. Tinubu would be the harbinger of the Great Evil. Tinubu cannot outrun karma. He must bear what Nigerians have borne because of his self-centeredness. |
Okay... Obi already has SE, SS and Lagos. Any rational human cannot deny this fact. He should make serious inroads in the core North so as to grab as many votes as possible to meet up with the constitutionally required percentage. With Rivers vote, he'd be counterbalancing the Kano votes which as it stands belongs to no specific individual, be it Atiku, Kwankwaso or Tinubu. This is going to be a tough game, but every indices favour Obi. He's winning this election with a reasonable margin. NLFPMOD, SEUN. |
Okay... Tinubu is in trouble. His only hope of winning is fast dashed. INEC shouldn't even bother themselves. This election is going to be an unprecedented one, where citizens who have bore the brunt of APC misgovernment would act as party representatives for Labour Party. I just feel for any one that would be unfortunate enough to be used as a party thug or for vote buying. |
Okay... Kashim Shettima wouldn't even have the balls to dream about anything unfortunate happening to Tinubu. It isn't part of the plan. When he would want Tinubu to be out of office by all means possible is when he (Tinubu) wins the election. He can then comfortably go the Yaradua-Goodluck, taking the mandate constitutionally. If anything happens to Tinubu now, he doesn't have much say or power to do anything as party constitution will reign supreme in determining who succeeds Tinubu. But from the bottom of my heart, I pray he recovers safely. |
Okay... You want us to believe that this WhatsApp group is real, but the WhatsApp group busted by Obi remains a figment of his imagination and fake? This double standard is becoming tiring. All it'd take me is just 15 minutes, and I'd create a group, name it Asiwaju Support Group 2023, add some jobless friends and tell them what to write. After which I'll screenshot the posts and claim nonsense. |
Okay... APC has been subjected to an object of ridicule. They have been relegated and placed in a defensive position. When Keyamo thinks it's over with the replies and would want to sit for a while to enjoy the filthy lucre Tinubu gave him, another disgraceful news of his principal/party comes up and he jumps to his feet to raise the shield once again. The "mushroom" OBIdient party has given APC a new profession: denying, defending and debunking. 3D's, yet APC can't give us 3D pictures of their social media rallies. |
Okay... Why then are they released after some hours where they should have been detained for supporting IPOB? |
Okay... Some Yorubas matching for their brother. |
Okay... It's appalling really. Shameful to say the least. Tinubu's camp is full of questionable characters, but it's nothing worthy of worry. |
Vote4Obi:A trusted source intimated me some minutes ago. I hope it's not true. |
sammirano:Na you wan kill me? Are your organs still intact? |
Okay... No flag? No banner? No video? Which part of Ibandan? You're now stealing pictures to prove a point. Meanwhile, what am I hearing about Tinubu? |
Okay.. We all know Tinubu has a link to the baron. It is only the highly connected that can run a drug business of such scale successfully. The man may have breached on an agreement with powers that be, and so Tinubu let his boys arrest him, release his name and seize his merchandise. Marwa will simply see to the man's imprisonment while Tinubu re-introduces the drug into the market and run his campaign on the proceed. |
Okay... The undoing of Tinubu will be to employ force and intimidation in the forthcoming election against OBIdients specifically. I try as much as I can to avoid violent words and incivility, but I am making one promise to APC thugs who Tinubu has employed. That on the day of election, if they try to bring forth their omo-onile attitude to disrupt electoral peace, they will collect full time. Is it not these men/boys that have finished their organs with paraga, igbo, tramadol and gin? Where them see strength? Just a promise. |
Okay... While it'd immediately become a game of regions, it'll still favour Obi. The South would see to it that power returns to the region. The core North on the other hand would be moved to vote their own having possibly voted for Obi or Tinubu in the main election. But the twist would be that even though a regional identity would be created in the hearts of Northerners, NC/Middle Belt would tilt towards Obi having suffered so much under the Muslim Buhari. |
Okay... To add, Meta seriously needs to review its privacy and advertising policy. I'd not prejudice the FG on the precedent of their Twitter ban because truly, these American companies exhibit their authoritarian control of people's information by incorporating their devices and sites with technologies that steal your information in the background while letting you believe you're in control by fronting their phony 'privacy control' action. The adverts that you see pop up on your phone or when using the internet are suggested by your usage history and preference. For instance, even though I am keen about politics, I almost threw up when an ad brought up the face of Tinubu with a 'vote for the right man' tag on it. I lost appetite for the evening meal before me while being thankful that no child was looking at my screen. I can't handle convulsions. |
Okay... To add, Meta seriously needs to review its privacy and advertising policy. I'd not prejudice the FG on the precedent of their Twitter ban because truly, these American companies exhibit their authoritarian control of people's information by incorporating their devices and sites with technologies that steal your information in the background while letting you believe you're in control by fronting their phony 'privacy control' action. The adverts that you see pop up on your phone or when using the internet are suggested by your usage history and preference. For instance, even though I am keen about politics, I almost threw up when an ad brought up the face of Tinubu with a 'vote for the right man' tag on it. I lost appetite for the evening meal before me while being thankful that no child was looking at my screen. I can't handle convulsions. |
Okay... Billions of farmers are mobilizing for Tinubu. Don't mind the OP that shared only a part of the venue. Drone view would show them in their numbers. It'll pain Obidients to see how we're making a genius out of the agbado-cassava-ewa unfortunate speech of our lord and savior Tinubu. Meanwhile, only fourteen persons held a walk for Obi in Lagos as can be seen below:
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Okay... There is always a reason why people feel/believe/think Igbos are higher in intelligence than others: they, as the article rightly reveals, stand out in all that they do. Take Peter Obi for instance. He is not in a known party; he has not served in a federal ministry; he is just a candidate in the league of candidates of unknown parties (Adewole Adebayo, Sowore and co.) but he has stood out more than even APC and PDP forbearers. Why is this so? Any explanation? Igbos are not ordinary people. They are fearless and enterprising and I am compelled to believe that they have some shared genealogy with Israelis. Nobody would want to admit that this country would begin to work once an Igbo gets into the presidency. |