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I like the way you bolded some of the quote above. It really describes what is happening to you.
Continue your girations, you're sooooooooo funny to watch!

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@sjeezy
Kai! Its funny the way you hit people like you with the truth and they immediately develop verbal diarrhea.

[size=36pt]lol[/size]

asha 80:
Did the ithsekiris tell you that they want to be with yorubas in this scenario

Don't mind the him.

Itsekiri, with a minority population of about 250,000 are today holding Delta state governorship. Where else are they going to get such a deal? Who says they will ever want to go where they will be swallowed up and spat out into irrelevance?

The governorship of Delta state will continue to rotate between ethnicities with Igbo or Ijaw holding it next, before the Isoko's. No ethnic group is ever schemed out in Delta state.
Itsekiri's are having it large and will continue to have it large where they are now, thank you.

[size=14pt]Guinea coup leader 'steps back' [/size]

Guinea's wounded leader Capt Moussa Dadis Camara has agreed to let his deputy lead the country while he recovers from an assassination attempt.
In a statement, the military junta said Capt Camara, who is convalescing in Burkina Faso, would support the transition to civilian rule.
Earlier, interim leader Sekouba Konate had threatened to resign in a row with supporters of Capt Camara.
He had opened talks with the opposition while Capt Camara was in hospital.
The announcement follow talks with Burkina Faso's president, who is mediating talks to resolve the country's crisis.

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ANALYSIS
Caspar Leighton BBC News When Capt Camara arrived in Burkina Faso, it was clear he was still very weak. His enfeebled condition may have persuaded loyalists calling for his return to Guinea that he was in no state to lead them.
The agreement that Capt Camara should remain out of Guinea will come as relief to the many observers who feared that his return might spark a conflict.

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The fact that he will remain abroad does not however mean that all the stresses and divisions in Guinean society will go away. The army is not a unified body, though Gen Konate commands broad respect - and the heavy weaponry. The civilian opposition is also divided.
The veteran politician Jean-Marie Dore is the politicians' choice for interim prime minister, Rabiatou Serah Diallo is the trade unionists' candidate. Whoever is eventually chosen will not be uniformly supported.

The declaration said Capt Camara was "willingly taking a period of convalescence".

According to AFP news agency, the junta leaders have also agreed to form a unity government followed by polls in six months.
Capt Camara had been receiving treatment in Morocco following an assassination attempt by his former aide-de-camp on 3 December.
When he left hospital on Tuesday, he reportedly thought he was going to Conakry, only to find himself in Burkina Faso.
BBC West Africa correspondent Caspar Leighton says both the international community and the Guinean opposition see Capt Camara's absence as the best hope for an orderly transition to civilian, democratic rule.
Earlier on Friday, Capt Camara's staunchest supporters were pressing for him to return to Conakry.
But our correspondent said this seemed to push Gen Konate to threaten to resign and accuse Capt Camara's allies of wanting to start a war in Guinea.

CAMARA'S RULE
23, 24 December 2008 Strongman President Lansana Conte dies, Capt Camara takes over, promises 2010 election
15 August 2009 Says he may stand for president
28 September Soldiers kill protesters in Conakry, reports of atrocities and despoils
October US, EU, African Union and Ecowas impose sanctions on junta
3 December Capt Camara shot in the head in apparent assassination attempt
4 December Flown to Morocco for surgery
12 January 2010 Capt Camara leaves hospital in Rabat and is flown to Burkina Faso

Capt Camara seized power in a coup in December 2008 after the death of long-time ruler Lansana Conte.
At first he promised a return to civilian rule, but soon dropped hints that he would stand for president himself.
That led to a pro-democracy rally on 28 September in the capital, Conakry, at which rights groups say more than 150 people were killed when the military opened fire.
A recent UN report on the stadium massacre said Capt Camara should face trial at the International Criminal Court over the brutal suppression.
Gen Konate has offered the post of prime minister to the opposition.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/8462551.stm

@Aisha
You are one in a million.
Please what is your organisation? A brief description would be welcomed.

sjeezy8:
There will also be a problem with itsekiri in delta they may also be wanting to join the odua.

That being said this map can never happen without bloodshed because yorubas will fight war for itsekiri as they did in the clashes against ijaws in Lagos state.

My friend, war is different from rioting.

Onlytruth:
Thank you again [size=16pt]my brother Beaf ![/size]
E dey pain dem well well!

Yes o! E dey pain dem well well!

I hope the man comes back safe. But, above that, I hope we can resolve our issue's in Nigeria; we are sinking at a rapid rate.

Nigeria has no leader or put in another way, our president is not in a position to even write a simple condolence letter. We will not get on that list soon. "Irrelevance"?

You might find problems with the Ijaws in Ondo wanting to belong in the same country as their kith and kin.

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Your thread [size=14pt]died [/size] as soon as you mentioned wazobia. I won't bother prolonging any arguments with you, I'll just sit and watch gleefully as this thread sinks like a stone.

This is one man's idea, why are you guy's getting heated. Isoko's will stay with the Urhobo's. We will need to be grouped in a single state with the Urhobo's, instead of being split between Bayelsa and Delta.

flashgeek:
You don’t know the meaning of the word “arrogance” and you definitely do not know how to read. Maybe you are blind and you cannot see where I indicated that wazobia is a word that is derived from the 3 “MAJOR” tribes of Nigeria. I did not say all the tribes of Nigeria. You NDs should not forget that you are not the only small tribe in Nigeria , there are many smaller tribes in west ,in the east and in the north but the major tribes are 3.

Argue like an educated person and leave your tribal issues. This is not a debate about tribes but about saving a wounded nation.

That is the idiotic mentality that has ruined Niegria. Instead of people creating ideas that will better the lives of the people they are busy campaigning to create more state so that small village can become a state. Until we stop this tribal obsession, Nigeria will not move forward.

As big as the United states is ,they only 50 states but ,Nigeria that is roughly the size of Texas has over 30 states, show how dumb we are as a people.

So, make your country excusively out of Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba. that will show that you aren't dumb.
PS - ND is not a tribe (I would love to inject the words, ignorant oaf here, but like a gentleman, I desist  )

[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=381076.msg5329265#msg5329265 date=1263659846]I am not refering to the civil war killings or the Asaba killings. I am refering to the killing of Igbos by MEND and other ND millitants. I know you wish to sweep it under the carpet and dismiss it as tall tales, but that will not cut it.

This article mentioned documented killings of hundreds of Igbos. http://www.igbokwe.org/Akobundu.html Why can't you just say, if this criminal acts took place, "I Beaf condemn it". If you can't say that, we may start thinking that you support the attrocious killings.[/quote]My friend, stop going about creating websites in desperation. But like I said, this is a veeeeery fuuuuuunny thread, where the desperado's have all come out, decked in all their fakery, to first "defend" the ND from the Igbo's; after failing woefully, they are now "defending" the Igbo's from the ND. . . And failing very woefully in this new pursuit as well (due to low brain power ).

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You started from a position of arrogance (and I'm only avoiding harsher words). So what do you expect?

[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=381076.msg5329127#msg5329127 date=1263658810]Do you condemn the killing of Igbos by MEND and other ND millitants[size=14pt] in the Asaba massacre[/size]? A simple yes or no would suffice.

Interestingly, your fellow partner in act, Sapeleguy has gone into hibernation. [/quote]In Biafra? Or hunger as a war tactic. Oh yes I do! And very strongly too.
The very same fox is now after the ND too.

[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=381076.msg5329057#msg5329057 date=1263658188]Why is it difficult for you to admit the attrocities perpetrated against Ndiigbo by MEND and other millitant elements of the Niger Delta?  I am holding you responsible because you seem to be one of the reasonable nairalanders from ND, I could care less what some other  tribalists here, think.

Don't disappoint me now - I ask again, do you condemn the killing of Igbos by MEND and other ND millitants? A simple yes or no would suffice. Note that [size=14pt]your Igbo brothers[/size] are reading your posts and believe you me, they can see through the fluff.[/quote]You got that right, "my Igbo brothers". That sounds healthy, doesn't it? That is what they are (not forgetting my Igbo sisters as well). My poor Igbo brothers must be rather weary after a staunch defence of their integrity after a sideways attack, accusing them of making a grab for the very thing their accusers are scrambling for. . . And now poor ND peeps are supposed to apologise for secret attacks (known only to ndu_chucks) on the very same hard done by Igbo's, just that the attacks were so secret that the Igbo don't even have a clue as to when, how, where and who. Damn!

What a wonderful World!

The ND immediately opts out of wazobia.

THE AMAKA:
[color=#ff1199]BAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
To Beaf: HUGS!!!  
anyway i want a burrito right now, I'm hungry.  
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[color=#ff1199]excuse me?[/color]

--hugs Amaka and with one deft left hook, knocks out the many iterations of ndu_chucks--

I haven't had such a good laugh at other people's intellectual poverty since I was a kid. So, someone starts a thread on why the "why Are The Ibos Hell Bent On Claiming The Niger Delta Even Tho It Aint Theirs". . . Only for it to turn out that it isn't the Igbo's, but the numerous fake defenders of the ND. Damn!

When the fox starts guarding the chicken, e mean say yawa don gas!

[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=381076.msg5328912#msg5328912 date=1263656848]Beaf, your newly found supercilious attitude is very unbecoming.  You seem to no longer have any respect for your fellow Niger Deltans that have a differing opinion,  you now believe that any Niger Deltan that does not share your view is a yoruba, hausa, or even latino.  This is the kind of superiority complex that was characteristic of Adolf Hitler.

Learn to accept that some of your relatives will sometimes disagree with you, and when that happens, try to present your points instead of accusing them of being outsiders.

Note that Ijaws, like many other ethnic groups in Nigeria, they have also been fighting among themselves and againsts the Itsekiri, Yorubas, Urhobos, Edos, and etc. These conflicts are a fact of life that have been managed, thankfully, without escalation.  For you to come here and call the killing of Igbos by millitant elements in the Niger Delta tall tales, is dishonest and disgraceful.

You should apologize to the Igbos on behalf of MEND and other millitant elements who have perpetrated these crimes against the Igbos of the Niger Delta.  Be man enough to admit that the killings took place, condemn it, and move on. This has nothing to do with some divide and rule principle - what is bad, is bad, whichever way you slice it.

I await your apology - l however do not expect it.  I leave you with the follwing Igbo adage "Ubochi aka ga-akpara Eze Udene, o kwuo ndimmuo chiri ya eze" - The day the King of Vultures will be apprehended, it will reveal the spirit that crowned it.[/quote]Shuooo! See me see wahala!
Go and register with new names. We'll be here to laugh it off.
This thread is so plastic that its funny. Suddenly, all the monsters are "standing up" for the ND. Interesting.

Abeg make una dey entertain me!

yeswecan:
Maybe you should go to the "Romance Forum" where your friends are.

Why? Because she found out your arse is sooooo transparent?

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sjeezy8:
is it you that people are saving or is it Oil as of right now in Nigeria? ND republic was declared before biafra was even thought of and it was smashed. Biafras only mistake was including the SS. If it didnt include the ND states than Biafra would be a republic today.

as Oil flows in ND states there not going anywhere.

Old story. Next.
---hugs his Igbo peeps==

sjeezy8:
dont flatter yourself

its all about Oil thats it
If theres no Oil then theres no problem but there is- so theres a problem.

The ND can defend itself against thieves regardless of the flavour or ethnicity. The ND can also recognise thieves when they pretend to be her saviours.
Let everybody go save their own part of the country, we will save ourselves.

Not a single one of the people "defending" the ND here are from the ND. They are all outsiders. Why?
There is something these outsiders are scared shitless off between ND and Igbo peeps.

[list]
[li]The thread starter claims to be Latino[/li]
[li]There are several Yoruba ND "defenders"[/li]
[li]There are several Hausa ND "defenders"[/li]
[li]There are no Niger Deltans amongst the above fake ND "defenders"[/li]
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Its a straaaaaaaaaannge World!

THE AMAKA:
[color=#ff1199]you wan marry Munachi Abii/MBGN 2007? hahahaha!! lol or you pulling my legs?
12th person so far. . .hahaha
don't worry, she is my Imo Sis, there are more where she came from. [/color]

Kai! I dodge dat bullet!
My loads of bling, herds of cattle and the best palmwine and kolanuts no go eva miss road!
You go wound pesin o!

THE AMAKA:
[color=#ff1199]yet? why would i let some NL lunatics (you included) to corrupt my poor soul? lol 
I've been around, doing my thang, getting down. . .  [/color]

Jesus! Just saw your new piccy and immediately died! You could kill with looks.
. . .But lets not derail this thread, I'll meet elsewhere on NL

---off to get loads of bling, herds of cattle and the best palmwine and kolanuts for the. . .---

THE AMAKA:
[color=#ff1199]what are you talking about? you're on a totally different page than me. that's not my intentions at all. I'm simply discussing the topic and replying to peeps.
NL has not corrupted me dear. lol
I just don't like people claiming one thing but spelling it all wrong! what kind of crap is that? 
anyway, WAZZUP BEAF?!?! [/color]   

Am good, you?
We haven't corrupted you yet? We'll just have to try harder.
. . .Anyways, where have you been?

THE AMAKA:
[color=#ff1199]grjknkv knkgnnjihr tiujnkNKN ijnkbKJFDwkfwanhr bgri hihug
@revolt
learn how to spell your own ethnic group, rubbish! [/color]  

Welcome to 9ja, I've been keeping an eye on you on the thread. Well done! Stick to your people pretty babe, 9ja is 100% f'ucked and everyones needs to either get out or sit down and talk about how or if they want to live under one country, because tribalism causes some to be treated worse than slaves. I feel sad that we have finally corrupted you, but o well! It's sad reality, you can see how the Northerners don't want to hand power to Goodluck Jonathan. Instead, the country is moving toward the brink and they don't care (as long as oil money flows into their cursed pockets).

@topic
[size=14pt]The problem here is not ND people or Igbo people. It is the the cabal representatives that are here to spread bad blood. The thing that scares them most is Southern unity and the most potent form of that is friendship between the SS and SE. Wise up![/size]

yeswecan:
Funny enough i was referring to the Igbos with their Biafra rant.

What's the big deal about tribe , why are you so obsessed with tribal nonsense

Thank you. But I couldn't help but wonder how you can make grand claims on behalf of the ND and not belong to an ethnic group. The ND is not an ethnicity and some of the claims you have made are bogus.

If you truly have no ethnicity, how come you can easily categorise people as Igbo and Ijaw as you have done here. Don't you think that is a contradiction serious enough to raise questions of dishonesty?
Are you really scared to mention an ethnicity, perhaps because you are really northern?

0hsisi:
You couldn't make sense of a post yet you gave an answer to it?
You don't have to mention your tribe yet you're up in arms defending the Nigerdelta at various instances
We already know you must come from some minority tribe of a few people in that Rivers/Bayelsa area that most people have never heard of
They are usually the ones that scream NigerDelta the loudest and claim it as their tribe because they are ashamed of what they really are
I thought you were Ijaw now I know you couldn't be
Most Ijaw sons and daughters are proud of who they are and say so unashamedly
A luxury you could never enjoy

Watch your tongue.

yeswecan:
I couldn't make any sense from your post, honestly.  tribe means nothing to me its just a mental prison which most people on here are locked in. Some people don't  have to mention their tribes you know who they are.

Every Niger Delta person knows that those manning JTF and dropping bombs on ND kids are not from the Niger Delta. No Niger Delta person is unaware of the role ethnicity plays in the war on the ND; strangely, even the UN knows, therefore your position can only be described as wacky or artificial at best.