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Politics / Re: Awolowo: Babatope Tackles Achebe by bashr8: 12:12am On Oct 06, 2012 |
Lord Nicvuitton: Let's seperate facts from fiction.. D igbo civilians were d main casualties of d war, ask wole soyinka, col banjo and many other unbiased yoruba men and they'll tell u it's d truth but let bygone be bygone. I'm an Igbo guy frm Anambra & i want us 2 embrace love, pls my igbo brodas, 4giv and 4get d past, GOD has already consoled igbos. My 9ja delta brodas who lost their loved ones, pls 4give d igbos yorubas, hausa/fulanis & mid beltans that eva killed ur loved ones.. Yorubas, hausa/fulani, mid belt, pls 4give d igbos/9ja deltans that eva killed ur loved ones.. No tribe is superior, we r all humans, we r all brodas, let's nat let d hatred planted years ago by our british colonial mastas continue 2 grow.. If d world hates nigeria, must we also hate ourselves? Let's all cum 2geda & change d face of nairaland, preach oneness, shun tribalism, love and respect our neighbours & speak peace always.. Our real enemies r evil thoughts & evil spirits, nat our fellow humans.. Let's ask ourselves if we'll prefer 2 live alone in this country wit out any oda ethnic group? There is beauty in diversity.. Pls ponder on these and remain blessed my brodas..be very careful and watch your uterances , you want to forgive people that are posting pics of dying children and rejoicing over it , your comapassion is a weakness your enemies will always use against you. 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: Awolowo: Babatope Tackles Achebe by bashr8: 12:08am On Oct 06, 2012 |
demmy:so igbos were paying yorubas to kill and burn yorubas? thats shows even how shallow yorubas are and who the hell quotes dawuda abi wetin |
Family / Re: ' I Sold My Child For N4M And I Want Him Back Now' by bashr8: 12:04am On Oct 06, 2012 |
fake magazine news and cheap tabloids |
Crime / Re: 3 Students Burnt To Death In Uniport by bashr8: 11:53pm On Oct 05, 2012 |
Harlex: Farouk Lawal is still alive, Bode George stole our money and was at the end received by former president and by this same Nigerians that believe in jungle justice, Cecelia ibru was actually convicted for stealing the money of this same people that earnestly desire to take laws into their hands, but at the end she served her jail term on her sick bed, Babangida, otedola and co. are all still alive using stolen public funds to acquire public properties, Dimeji Bankole am sure if at all he heard this news will be at the comfort of his bedroom, what have the senators you voted for done to ease the level of poverty in your area. someone stole a laptop and a phone and he heard to pay with his life, yet in your area there are bad road, no drinking water, no housing, and you know somebody have been paid to provide those basic amenities for you, but no one is killing them, when ever they visit our areas we receive them with songs and dances. Whats happening to this generation that is never ready to taking their destiny in their own hands, they rather result in believing that someone is somewhere writing and erasing destinies on their behave. I am not saying what they did was good, but every human deserve a fair earing no matter what the case may be, if the Boko Haram people can actually be arrested and given fair earing then i think those boys deserve one. Moreover if you are not a thief or an assassin i don't think any human in a right frame of mind can stand setting a fellow man ablaze. it is worrisome, anyone that can stand killing a fellow human being in such circumstances must have been used to killing people no matter what their offenses may be. Its a sad event that even the Nigeria Undergraduate does not have sanity for human life.big crooks highest go to jail but small crooks are dealt with either by mob or police (at times police shoot arrested robber and throw their body inside the bush). na so life be and nigeria is no exception to that . |
Crime / Re: 3 Students Burnt To Death In Uniport by bashr8: 11:28pm On Oct 05, 2012 |
otokx: the 2 facebook profiles have seen does not in anyway indicate the wealth of those boys or was it a case of 2 rich and 2 poor guys?since when did wealth determines who is a cultist or armed robber and who isn't, poverty is no excuse to become any of those. |
Crime / Re: 3 Students Burnt To Death In Uniport by bashr8: 10:22pm On Oct 05, 2012 |
sadeiyare: Robbery on-goin @ gwagwalada airport road, Abuja. Bewarena waoo abi armed robbers no dey read all these news . |
Crime / Re: 3 Students Burnt To Death In Uniport by bashr8: 10:09pm On Oct 05, 2012 |
jude33084: As I type robers are exchanging gun fire with τhe police at ugbowo benin near technical school, omo ♍♈ roof don full o Wђɑ̤̥̈̊† ∂ coincident with τhis topic.hian |
Crime / Re: 3 Students Burnt To Death In Uniport by bashr8: 9:22pm On Oct 05, 2012 |
otokx:we do the same in my neighbournhood but not that high amount. if thats what it takes to solve this issue of armed robbery then its better, infact what we need in nigeria is private security companies that specialize on protecting estates, communities , streets even highways etc cus if we keep waiting for FG or police we will wait forever .even advance countries communities , neighbourhoods employ the services of private security comapnies for extra protection. 2 Likes |
Crime / Re: 3 Students Burnt To Death In Uniport by bashr8: 9:15pm On Oct 05, 2012 |
otokx:dey no get police for that area, how come the same gang have been terrorizing a particular area for so long and getting away with it. 1 Like |
Crime / Re: 3 Students Burnt To Death In Uniport by bashr8: 9:07pm On Oct 05, 2012 |
otokx:i live in enugu my point is the villagers that carried out the jungle justice how will they sleep at night abi they find it as normal thing to beat and watch the person burn 1 Like |
Crime / Re: 3 Students Burnt To Death In Uniport by bashr8: 9:03pm On Oct 05, 2012 |
freecocoa: I just heard that they weren't thieves but frat boys who were coming back from meeting and that they were burnt because they were seen with guns and that their parents are quite wealthy. Its a pity sha.whats the differnce between frat boys and thieves or you think its funny how these frat boys kill and molest students 3 Likes |
Crime / Re: 3 Students Burnt To Death In Uniport by bashr8: 9:00pm On Oct 05, 2012 |
Henry40: No one who hasn't witnessed a robbery should talk trash about what was done...just wait till you witness one to understand the anger in the minds of these people.indeed they deserve it but in such babaric way is disgusting they should have just shot them or something. |
Crime / Re: 3 Students Burnt To Death In Uniport by bashr8: 8:56pm On Oct 05, 2012 |
otokx: @oyb at the highlighted you know the police can arrest those elders hope your not making this up. |
Crime / Re: 3 Students Burnt To Death In Uniport by bashr8: 8:52pm On Oct 05, 2012 |
Ji_sun_pack: They are from the region that can do anything for money, including selling babies, money rituals, drug dealings and called it " ingenuity".olodo they are from rivers state, i know your ignorant but must you show it always 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: Awolowo Was Driven By An Overriding Ambition For Power-chinua Achebe by bashr8: 7:00pm On Oct 05, 2012 |
dayokanu:dont start lying zik did not reject succession clause and gowon adminstration was illegal to start with , i could careless but nigeria will never be good so the earlier you get it into your head that only disintegration will save yoruba people from poverty the better for you , as for igbo ,nigeria or no nigeria we will retain our position at the top of the food chain even though we are better off without confuse people lie you. |
Politics / Re: Awolowo: Babatope Tackles Achebe by bashr8: 6:57pm On Oct 05, 2012 |
ekt_bear: The main lesson I have learned from this is not to make assumptions again about someone being reasonable, or to hold someone in esteem w/o knowing more about them. I obviously didn't know much about Achebe, to think he was beyond pulling this tribal, biased stunt.yea he should have kept his mouth shut or praised gowon and awolowo for their role. i used to think your one of the few yorubas with sense(same category as fela, soyinka etc) but guess am wrong, wonder why all the respected yorubas sided the biafran side because respectable people dont support foolishness and evil. the same hawolowo instigate operation wettie where yorubas where killing each other or have you forgotten. |
Politics / Re: Awolowo: Babatope Tackles Achebe by bashr8: 5:49pm On Oct 05, 2012 |
blackdream: No matter what? Am proud to be ab IBO BOY..... We have caused coup and civil war in #Nigeria...A yoruba man has never attempt a bloodless coup and u are there criticising #Achebe....Awo is a Yoruba Hero not for all Nigeria... Achebe witnessed the war and u did not, u are busy tackling himactually yorubas have attempted one but they were killing themselves (wettie, awo vs akintola factions) rather than facing the federal govt that is responsible for their problems |
Politics / Re: Awolowo Was Driven By An Overriding Ambition For Power-chinua Achebe by bashr8: 5:46pm On Oct 05, 2012 |
Ikengawo: dont mind that lizardword unfortunately people hey rather celebrate evil men, see them all over the thread justifying starvation policy but at the same time attacking achebe for pointing it out, classical case of confusion. tomorrow they will come out and cry for regional govt and next tomorrow they are attacking those struggling for disintegration or regional govt , i think they all belong in the zoo. |
Politics / Re: Awolowo: Babatope Tackles Achebe by bashr8: 5:33pm On Oct 05, 2012 |
ikooko: Whatever the fact is, my igbo people will forever hate Awolowo for what he did no doubt but let us leave sentiments aside and answer this simple question: was Obafemi Awolowo more guity for his role in biafran war than Ojukwu the warlord?simple and that weakness and smartness of awolowo is what achebe is exposing so everyone can analyse. if we must move foward then we must stop idolizing evil people and politicians both past and present. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Varsity Student,others Arrested For Internet Scam,robbery by bashr8: 5:18pm On Oct 05, 2012 |
oshi |
Politics / Re: How ACN Leaders Sold Ribadu’s Presidential Ambition To PDP For N16 Billion by bashr8: 5:10pm On Oct 05, 2012 |
next is buhari he will learn the bitter way. |
Politics / Re: Awolowo: Babatope Tackles Achebe by bashr8: 5:01pm On Oct 05, 2012 |
Wily+Wily:exactly ,whether achebe is right or not, his publications will sell worldwide while babtopes arguement will only start and end in oyo state. 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: BBC -nigeria's Expert Copy-cats by bashr8: 2:25pm On Oct 05, 2012 |
[size=15pt]The label doesn't say 'Made in Japan' it just says a company name and then 'Japan[/size] 2 Likes |
Politics / BBC -nigeria's Expert Copy-cats by bashr8: 2:24pm On Oct 05, 2012 |
Nigeria's expert copy-cats By Dan Isaacs BBC, Lagos, Nigeria If you saw a product labelled "made in Nigeria" in your local shop would you buy it? Cheap imitations of popular brands flood the market Maybe you would think twice. Not only are Nigerian goods not known for their quality, but the country's manufacturing sector has been so run-down over the years that the export of processed products has all but collapsed. It is partly as a result of poor economic management over the years, and partly because those goods that are produced are often labelled as having been made elsewhere. Struggling Nnewi is a small town in south-eastern Nigeria with noisy streets, dilapidated buildings, and crowded markets - typical of so many in Nigeria. But in a country where the manufacturing sector has all but collapsed under the weight of bad roads, intermittent power supply and limited pipe-borne water provision, the town is struggling against the odds. Small and medium sized industries have set up here, and are producing not only for the Nigeria market, but also - albeit still to a limited extent - for markets abroad. Genuine and fake goods are all available at Onitsha market "We are proud of what we are making. It may not yet compete with equipment from UK and Germany. But because we have a name to protect, we are striving all the time to improve our quality," says local businessman Sam Chukwujekwu, whose factory makes machine tools, lathes, saws, and boilers. On the shop floor Mr Chukwujekwu told me about the problems of the absence of mains power, lack of water, and communications. "What we do is that we run our generator. For water, we harness rainwater," he says. These problems increase his production costs by 25%, he says. [/b] Labelling Mr Chukwujekwu makes sure his products bear the name not only of the country of manufacture, but also his home town, Nnewi. [b]But some firms in the area are somewhat less scrupulous about labelling their goods, well aware that even for the Nigerian market, goods which say "Made in Nigeria" will not sell next to those from abroad. The main outlet for the goods is the vast Onitsha market - one of the biggest in West Africa. And all around the market are products that are made here - car spares, t-shirts, shoes - absolutely everything. And most of them say they are made elsewhere. In one shop there are Nike and Adidas shoes. Peugeot car parts, Bosch car parts - the list goes on and on across this vast market. Survival Just down the roads is a factory producing car spares of all kinds - from batteries to brake pads. I went to meet the factory's general manager, Emmanuel Agu to ask him why his company was somewhat economical with the truth about some of its labelling. We are in deeper slumber now. In another ten years we will be more than 20 years behind Emmanuel Agu Factory manager "You see, a lot of people buy reliable products, known names. And the only way that you can compete is to make those brands for them," he said. Mr Agu denied that he was cheating his customers. "[size=15pt]The label doesn't say 'Made in Japan' it just says a company name and then 'Japan'.[/size] "It is all part of the survival strategy, because when you are operating in a system that you have everything stacked against you, there are a few things that you have to do to survive". The irony is that no international manufacturer or designer is likely to prosecute for copyright infringement. Very few of these products make it outside Nigeria' s borders, and the volume of production is probably too small to bother with. Deep slumber But ultimately, many of the manufacturers here do want to compete on equal terms, with goods that proudly say "Made in Nigeria". But factory manager Emmanuel Agu is not optimistic about the future. "I think we went to sleep. We relied too much on oil and it made everybody lazy, especially the leaders. "Quite frankly. I think the country was better in 1960 than it is today," says Mr Agu. He feels that Nigeria is still to wake up. Every designer name is available "I think we are in deeper slumber now. In another 10 years, we will be more than 20 years behind," he says. It is a real problem for Nigerian entrepreneurs. [size=15pt]Fighting against a decaying infrastructure and all the extra costs that it entails and yet determined to produce and sell their goods in competition with products from abroad.[/size] Their survival strategy of labelling goods as if they were made abroad is just part of their solution. It is not only a breach of copyright regulations, but it also means that Nigerian-made brands - however good the quality - will never gain that reputation for themselves. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/3130297.stm |
Politics / Re: Chinua Achebe's Things Fall Apart The Most Translated Book In African History by bashr8: 4:27am On Oct 05, 2012 |
Ikengawo:interesting , its in our dna we cant help winning ,now the whole world watch our nollywood movies, the only thing left is for us to stop being part of this cursed country called nigeria |
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