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Why so many hidden posts? I tot the g***i war was over.

Ikenna351: Seriously?

Back then at Awka, when i was a kid, dad took his Peugeot 504 GL to mechanic workshop for some repairs. The next morning, he drove off with mum and my brother. While they were still in the street, they saw smoke coming out from the bonnet and yet the engine was still running. He quickly stopped the car, forcefully opened the bonnet and boom! Fire! The opening of the bonnet brought in air into the engine bay and set it on fire. With the help of people that gathered, they were able to stop the fire before it could do severe damage. It was when he came back to house that he told us the mechanic removed the fuel hose from carburretor to get some fuel to wash his hand after he had finshed what he repaired. Probably, he forgot to clamp the hose back properly. So, the hose was spraying fuel on the engine, since it wasnt clamped well, which he would have seen if he had opened the bonnet that morning before he drove out.

3 months ago, i woke up and prepared for work. I entered my Peugeot 505 V6, cranked the engine and it started. As i was about to drive out, a thought came to me " when was the last you checked to be sure everything fine in the engine bay?” So I left the engine idling and opened the bonnet. Lo and behold! The return fuel line, attached to the Fuel Pressure Regulator, was spraying fuel on the intake manifold, from the spot where it was clamped. Hmm! I quickly rushed and switched off the engine. Taking a closer look, i saw that the clamp on the hose had eaten deep into the hose and cut it a little bit. So considering the amount of fuel pressure from that end, it was enough to set the whole engine into fire, if i had driven off without checking and the engine gets hot. I had a similar experience with my 605 V6, when i first bought it, though, from a different spot.

Rat! Has anyone ever opened his bonnet, only to discover that Rat has visited his engine bay, eaten off some of the wires and exposed them ( naked) to be touching each other ( positive and negative). Do you know what would happen if you drive off, and somewhere, you have a naked or exposed positive wire very close to the ground or body of the car? As soon as you jump gallop or climp something, the car will shake and the naked wire will touch what it shouldn't touch. The outcome is what i believe everybody would know. I didnt use my 605 V6 for two days. The 3rd day, i decided to drive it to work that day, instead of my 505 V6. When i opened the bonnet, there before me was a rat on my engine. Well, it ran out. But it had chopped off the battery positive wire to the car horn relay. And also the two wires of headlights relay. Luckily, i traced back their sources and reconnected them. Only God knows what would have happened if i didnt check before starting car. Luckily, as i was driving out of the compound, the rat wanted to jump out of the car when it realised the car was moving (though, i thought the rat was no longer in the car). Unfortunately for it, one of the car tyres crushed it skull. How it fell under the tyre, i didnt know.

I dont know about you, but i have seen a lot of cars, both new and used, caught fire in the middle of the road and burnt into ashes. No accident, nothing. They just all of a sudden will start smoking. And before you know it, fire!

Of course, it is said experience is the best teacher. I learnt from the mistake of my father and have been doing my best not to make same mistake. But you can wait till you experience it before you finally know if its safe to be opening your car bonnet once in a while or not.

One thing about us is that we are good at " Everybody does it", so why not join the wagon? But everybody didnot contribute money for you to buy the car. So, everybody will not contribute money to replace the car for you, when you lose it. We can only sympathize with you.

So, you can choose to make sure what you laboured to acquire is intact, by doing physical check, other than what your instrument cluster tells or shows you. Or can still choose to believe that opening of car bonnet for checks, if for poor people that drive scraps in the name of cars.

Ikenna.

Food for tot, this really got me thinking. I pop my hood only when I want to travel out of state. But after reading this, *with hand on my chest* I pledge to always open my bonnet everyday, no, once in 2 days, so help me God'

acidtalk: Omesexy Diva yes we all know there's nothing to worry about.

But I am damned worried for your Husband.

A woman's true colour only surfaces when things aren't going so smooth for the man of the house.

Omotola and considerying your nasty attitude towards your fans, coactors, crew members and the media, I worry if you won't extend those nasty ego of yours to rub the face of your husband at this trying period of his.

But before your start misbehaving, please remember this same man removed you from your impoverish life when you were just 18years of age.

He has been your Supporter, financially, morally, intelectually and maybe spiritually so don't you dare start misbehaving to him.

Respect him more now than you ever did before in your entire life.

You must be å slowpoke to have posted the comment above. Have u ever met Omotola before, but you would rather live your life based on the falsehood that the slowpokes around you feed you with.

[quote author=tpia@]they said he was luring them with snuff.

coincidentally, there was a post a year ago where someone described his friend catching vultures the same way, also to sell as suya/fried chicken.[/quote]So vultures also sniff snuff? Nah wah ☺!

basty: This ibo Guys sha, na wha o. They can do anything for money.

Why is this post not hidden? I guess Seun and his mods are asleep. How was the guy able to catch the Vultures? Just curious.

Billyonaire: I have nothing more tell an unhappy and pro-poverty sickler like you. I guess I will leave you to wallow in your class warfare. Poor people always blame the rich for their woes, even for their malaria. If you have an opportunity to loot, I dare say you can loot more than an IBB and Abacha put together. I guess you are feeling sad cos you can barely meet up with your classmates who are doing better for themselves. Should I cherish it if a foreigner comes to showcase my latrine to the world ? Mbanu, every country has her slumps but they chose to showcase their best Cities to the world.Its called PR. I dont blame you, people like you keep washing toilets for white men simply because you hate the color of your own skin. I see no reason why Rick Ross should come to my country and display the slums on worldwide screens without doing justice to the elite class environments too. Can Rick Ross do that in USA ?

Its just a damn musical video. If you don't like it, strap å bomb around your stomach and hit the 'detonate' button. They also showcase their slums in musical videos and movies, they showcase murder drugs, nudity, crime, violence and lots of other negative stuffs. Watch d movie Omo-Ghetto, Funke Akindele did å good job, showcasing the slum too. Don't know why your likes are whining like babies over the video. You rather tell your Government to rehabilitate the slums and improve the lives of the poor.

DANILSA: This article was written by The Editor and does not express the personal views of the Rapper MI Abaga.

Obviously so many jerk heads read this part of the original post with their brains shutdown, foolishly praising M.I

I just came across the news that the Lagos. State Govt is introducing the Lagos Parks Garden Law, which one of the laws would be N50,000 fine or 1 year imprisonment to persons who do not beautify his perimeter or property. I sincerely hope this is not true because it seems Fasola is going over board with his new irrational laws. In a state where å lot of people can barely feed themselves and afford even the basic things they need, and the LASG expects them to spend the little or nothing they have to plant flowers, create lawns and constantly maintain them. I think Fasola is getting out of hand ☺!

[quote author=PROUD-IGBO]^^^Minus the 'Chris Ngige' thing, i share your sentiments wholeheartedly.

Candidates of Igbo extraction i'd like to see contest at the centre in 2015 are Soludo, Rochas (when he finally has things on ground in Imo to match his dreams and vision for Imo....yet to see much of that at the moment), Okonjo-Iweala, Oby Ezekwesili, Nnaji, and many more. Any of these individuals has what it takes to govern this country, and i'm hoping one of them will be convinced to contest.[/quote]Dude, did u mention Okonjo-Iweala, Ezekwesili and Nnaji, these are Igbo criminals disguised as Intellectuals. For me, its Ngige or Rochas. And don't even talk about Dora please.

[quote author=PROUD-IGBO]^^^Minus the 'Chris Ngige' thing, i share your sentiments wholeheartedly.

Candidates of Igbo extraction i'd like to see contest at the centre in 2015 are Soludo, Rochas (when he finally has things on ground in Imo to match his dreams and vision for Imo....yet to see much of that at the moment), Okonjo-Iweala, Oby Ezekwesili, Nnaji, and many more. Any of these individuals has what it takes to govern this country, and i'm hoping one of them will be convinced to contest.[/quote]Dude, did u mention Okonjo-Iweala, Ezekwesili and Nnaji, these are Igbo criminals disguised as Intellectuals. For me, its Ngige or Rochas.

chii8: Mr Seun,i dnt tink its right 4 u to allow sombdy on NL call d president n hs sick wife useless...its nt fair

Haven't you heard about freedom of speech. You can close your eyes or your ears if certain statements are obscene to you.

chii8: Mr Seun,i dnt tink its right 4 u to allow sombdy on NL call d president n hs sick wife useless...its nt fair

Haven't you heard about freedom of speech. You can close your eyes or your ears if certain words are obscene to you

lasunray: ABEOKUTA

SAPON
IYANA MORTUARY
ISALE IGBEIN
OKE SOKORI
KUTO

I dnt knw their meaning oooo.

lwkmd

You forgot to mention Adigbe (person wey dey block shit)

50 MOST KNACKED BABES ON TWITTER, IM SORRY IF YOUR TWITTER CRUSH MADE THE LIST ===>> http://ekette.com/2012/09/03/50-knacked-babes-twitter-2/

Why did liverpool allow carrol to go to WHam on loan after spending so much to sign him.
I can't agree that has arsenal has the best defence in the EPL this season, since they have not played å more attacking team that can show the real strength of the goonerz defence.

Wande Coal‘s latest music video, ‘Go low’ has been given the sledge hammer treatment as it received a ban from the National Broadcasting Commission, barely two weeks after it was premiered.
We’re told the NBC has released a list of videos which included the MAVIN Records’ video which was directed and shot by Mr Moe Musa in the UK. The NTBB (not to be broadcast) ban however only restricts the video from being played on ‘Free-to-air’ TV stations. What this means is that viewers of cable TV stations can still watch the video as the
ban doesn’t affect them from playing it.
If you remember Kenny Saint-Best disapproval of the video on twitter where she accused Wande Coal and Don Jazzy of re-introducing nudity back to music. KSB might be right afterall

Amalaaba: Sir, He has shown extreme greed from time. For your information, Barth has been involved in all the Power reform committees right from Obasanjo days. He used his influence to start the Abuja/Aba Power plants, while serving in these numerous committees. PHCN officials have always accused him of fraud and i still question the sack of those Directors, earlier this year, who i understand actually challenged his double face attitude in policies.

To me, he is one of the greatest diaspora import by Nigeria to solve our power problems, but i strongly believe that by being a regulator and Industry player at the same time, he has lost the moral standpoint. Let us call a spade by its name. He behaved fraudulently, that was why he was fired. If he did that in America, where he studied, he would be on his way to JAIL now! Period.

GBAM! GBAM! GBAM!

Now it seems sensible people who can read in between the lines are getting the true gist. All those tribalistic dudes should quit calling dog å monkey.

Reacting to the sack of the Minister, General
Secretary of the Senior Staff Association of
Electricity and Allied Companies, SSSAEAC,
Comrade Abiodun Ogunsegha, told Vanguard on
phone that the entire workers of the Power Holding
Company of Nigeria, PHCN, were extremely happy.
He said: “God has eventually answered our prayers
and made the government to listen to us. It is
obvious that the government has noted his several
misdeeds. We are all very happy. In fact, we thank
God for answering our prayers. We hope the
government will appoint a right person that will
carry all stakeholders along, especially the union to
give Nigeria a stable power supply”.
In his own reaction, General Secretary of the
National Union of Electricity Employees, NUEE,
Comrade Joe Ajaero said, though the reason
adduced for his resignation, was unclear, the union
had, for some time now, been calling for his
resignation based on strong allegation of
corruption.
According to him: ‘The reason for his resignation
was very unclear. We would have been happier if
the reasons were made known. However, we have
been calling on him to resign. We still stand on the
demand because of the strong evidence we have.
You are aware that in recent time, the issue of his
conflict of interest has been in the front burner'.
For those singing the 'Integrity' chorus, you are only fooling yourselves. I am not doubting Nnaji's competence and performance, but integrity? Please tell that to the birds. If he had stayed å few days more, there would have been another scandal on Jonathan's head, and that he cannot afford at the moment. ACN, El- Rufai and other critics are waiting. The guy just had to leave ASAP. Plus His company can go ahead with their bid and they might be the eventual winners. Please stop singing that integrity song.

dammiecool: where is d lyricist Mode IX

It seems Mode IX has hanged up the mic, at least he has not released any track or single in the year under review.

basisop: Haba! 1 year jail term for driving against traffic? Too much for the crime.

One year jail term is even too small ƒσя driving against traffic. Just 2 days ago a passenger bus collided with a trailer driving against traffic, 10 passengers died leaving only one survivor. Driving against one way is equivalent to murder.

ALBUM OF THE YEAR
Best album (solo or group) in year under review, that
meets judges’ requirements of excellence (in every
realms: songwriting, production, rendition and
promotion) and acceptability (sales, popularity)
Click to continue with the list…
Everybody Loves Ice Prince – Ice Prince
The Invasion – P-Square
Superstar – Wizkid
Super C Season – Naeto C
ARTIST OF THE YEAR
Most critically and commercially adjudged artiste in
the year under review Overall most successful artiste
for the year under review.
P-Square
Wizkid
Ice Prince
Naeto C
D’Banj
SONG OF THE YEAR
Most popular song from an album in year under
review. Decided by voting
Chop My Money – P-Square ft. Akon & May-D
Dami Duro – Davido
Oliver Twist – D’Banj
Gaga Crazy - Chuddy K
Kukere – Iyanya
RECORDING OF THE YEAR
Best single recording (on-air only or released) by
artiste or group in year under review. Originality and
production very essential
Stupid Song - Bez
Private Trips – Wande Coal
Ara – Brymo
I Love You – Praiz
PRODUCER OF THE YEAR
The individual responsible for producing the most
acclaimed songs/album in the year under review. His
CV for the year includes top-notch tracks and
production credits no one can fault.
Cobhams – Stupid Song (Bez)
Tee-Y Mix – Super C Season (Naeto C)
Shizzy – Dami Duro (Davido)
J Sleek – Private Trips (Wande Coal)
Jesse Jags – E.L.I (Ice Prince)
BEST MUSIC VIDEO (AWARD GOES TO DIRECTOR)
Best conceptualised, best edited, best picture, best
directed and most exciting video in year under
review as voted by fans and decided by the jury.
5 & 6 (Naeto C) - Clarence Peters
Chop My Money Remix (P-Square) - Jude Okoye
Ara (Brymo) – Ajeh
Kosorombe (Dipp ft. Da Grin) – Mex
BEST R ‘N’ B SINGLE
Best R&B single in year under review (by single
individual or group)
Private Trips – Wande Coal
Stupid Song – Bez
Nawti – Olu Maintain
Soundtrack – May D
Love Me (3X) – Tiwa Savage
BEST POP SINGLE
Best pop single in year under review (by single
individual or group)
Dami Duro – Davido
Oliver Twist – D’Banj
Gaga Crazy – Chuddy K
Chop My Money – P-Square
Kukere - Iyanya
BEST R ‘N’ B/ POP ALBUM
Best R&B or pop album in year under review (by
single individual or group)
Superstar – Wizkid
Super Sun – Bez
Versus – 9ice
The Invasion - P-Square
BEST RAP SINGLE
Best single released on-air recording of a rap song
Too Much Money – Iceberg Slim
Shutdown – Phyno
Angeli – Vector ft. 9ice
Oh My Gosh – Yung6ix
Young Erikina - Olamide
BEST RAP ALBUM
Best album by a rap artiste or group in year under
review
E.L.I – Ice Prince
The Dreamer Project – Show Dem Camp
Rapsodi – Olamide
Super C Season – Naeto C
LYRICIST ON THE ROLL
Rap Artist with best lyrical depth and performance on
a single song or album
Vector – Angeli
Yung6ix - Oh My Gosh
Iceberg Slim - Too Much Money
Phyno - Shutdown
Erigga - Mo Street Gan
BEST COLLABO
Best R&B, Pop or hip hop collaborative track
(including cameos) in year under review
Chop My Money (Remix) – P-Square Ft. Akon & May-D
Angeli - Vector Ft. 9ice
Carolina - Sauce Kid Ft. Davido
Stupid Song - Bez Ft. Praiz
Orobo – Sound Sultan Ft. Excel & Flavour
BEST VOCAL PERFORMANCE (MALE)
Single male artiste with most outstanding vocal
performance on a single song or album
Wande Coal – Private trips
Banky W – Low Key
Praiz – I Love You
Brymo – Ara
Bez – Stupid Song
BEST VOCAL PERFORMANCE (FEMALE)
Single female act with most outstanding vocal
performance on a single song or album
Tiwa Savage – Love Me, Love, Love Me
Chidinma – Kedike
Ijeoma – Oloomi
Waje - Na The Way
AFRICAN ARTIST OF THE YEAR
Non Nigerian category
Sarkodie (Ghana) – Azonto
Camp Mulla (Kenya) – Feel No Pain
D-Black (Ghana) – Get On The Dancefloor
Zahara (South Africa) - Loliwe
BEST STREET HOP
The most popular street-hop single in year under
review
Kako Bi Chicken – Reminisce
Gaga Crazy – Chuddy K
Akpako – Terry G
Roll – Rayce
Mo Street Gan – Erigga
NEXT RATED
Most promising upcoming officially unreleased act in
the year under review
Davido
Eva (Alordia)
Praiz
Chuddy K
HIP HOP WORLD REVELATION OF THE YEAR
Best New artiste in the year under review
Wizkid
Ice Prince
Bez
Timi Dakolo
Olamide
HEADIES HALL OF FAME
Special recognition for excellence and outstanding
impact to the entertainment industry.
Femi Kuti

If I post my comments now, some dumb people will accuse me of making tribalistic comment. What the hell is this thread looking for on the frontpage. These Igbo children are so daft. Your warload started å war he had ₪ø muscles ƒσя. Millions of ur folks were killed by bullets aπϑ hunger. Your super hero ran away from biafra disguised as å woman. Gaddafi died fighting in Libya, saddam died fighting in iraq, even hitler died fighting in Germany, yet nobody calls them heroes. Countless of biafran soldiers were sentenced to death by biafran kangaroo courts because they retreated from battle front, yet Your gorilla warlord didn't even wait to surrender. You bloody Igbos aπϑ your monkey hero should be ashamed of yourselves.

ACM10: This is the last time that I will address your off-topic jab. It seems like someone is doing a hackjob with his second handle. I wont go down with you in your emotional and factless debates. I repeat that I've never read in a book where an author specifically wrote that Awolowo insisted that "secession clause" be included in the constitution. Awolowo only asked for a loose fedration and never insisted on that. Feel free to support your assertion with evidence. Parroting internet junks doesn't wash with me. Below are the names of people that carried out the January 1966 coup. They are 11 Anioma Igbos and 6 Yorubas. I mean the ORIGINAL PLANNERS AND EXECUTIONERS.

MAJOR, CHUKWUMA NZEOGWU - ANIOMA
IGBO
MAJOR, EMMANUEL IFEAJUNA - ANIOMA IGBO
MAJOR, CHUKWUKA - ANIOMA IGBO
CAPTAIN, ADELEKE - YORUBA LIEUTENANT,
FOLA OYEWOLE - YORUBA BRIGADIER,
VICTOR BANJO - YORUBA MAJOR,
WALE ADEMOYEGA - YORUBA LIEUTENANT,
FOLA OLAFIMIHA - YORUBA LIEUTENANT,
A.N. C AZUBOUGOR - ANIOMA IGBO
LIEUTENANT, A.A.O EGBIKOR - ANIOMA IGBO
COLONEL, NWAWO - ANIOMA IGBO
COLONEL, CYRIL IWEZE - ANIOMA IGBO
COLONEL, NWAJEI - ANIOMA IGBO
COLONEL, MIKE OKWECHIME - ANIOMA IGBO
MAJOR, ALBERT OKONKWO - ANIOMA IGBO
CAPTAIN, HENRY IGBOBA - ANIOMA IGBOS
Col.Trimnell- Anioma Igbo
Col. Nzefili - Anioma Igbo
Lt. Col Animam Keshi - Delta Igbo
Col. Ejoor - Edo/Yoruba
MAJOR ALALE - IJAW MAN

As I remarked initially, I wont respond again to your off-topic jab. If you don't contribute intelligently to the topic, then I will be forced to ignore you.

Must you always go to any length to prove your point. Everyone now distorts history to drive home their point or make their sides of the arguement sound more superior. Col. Banjo and Col. Ejoor were never part of the coup. How Col. Banjo landed in Eastern prison is another story and it's of Ironsi's game plan. The other colonels you mentioned might be false as well but i won't argue what i am not sure off. The truth is that you went to war, you lost the war, you surely should lose everything but for the sake of humanity, the Nigerian state spared you. After you surrendered they could have gone for total annihilation of your race but they declared 'No victor, No Vanquish'. They granted your warlords pardon and restored their military honours, some of the Ibo property owners in the west got their properties back, some of you got £20, you were integrated back into the society when the eventual winners could have enslaved everyone of you. At least you folks should show some appreciation and stop crying over spilled milk. Forget the past and let's make the future better for all of us. We all made mistakes in the past. War has no gains, only a few selfishly benefit from war.

Dede, Afam4eva, Acm and Co, you guys are hell bent on continueing the kind of propaganda that killed millions of your fathers, mothers, uncles and aunts. Ojukwu with His own personal ambition led a gullible tribe of people into fighting a war that was not properly planned and we know the end result. Please let the sleeping dog lie o! Cos the next civil war will not be fought with ogbunigwe. Nobody will be spared not even lizards.
Back to the topic:
The nationalization and Indigenization policy became an issue shortly after independence. And this were championed by parliarmentarians from Awo's party. These where the true Pan-Nigerianists who wanted Nigerians to take over every thing that was in control by the British. In their own opinion, it will reflect the sovereignty that has been granted to the new independent Nation. In other words, they were asking for economic and commercial independence just as political independence. Remember these were the same guyz that first moved the motion for independence. Eventual political events, witch hunting of opposition on trumped up treason charges, military coup and counter coups and the Biafra war overshadowed the clamour for the policy. Few years after the war, enacting the policy became an issue again and this was championed by Ime Ebong, Allison Ayida, and Phillip Asiodu, who were all ministers in Gowon's govt and none of them is from the south west. It is true that most yorubas became owners of most the companies not because of Awolowo like some idioits are trying to make us believe.