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 Politics › Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President? by bilymuse(op): 10:23pm On Jul 18, 2009 |
Eziachi And who did Abacha and Mustapha used in killing Abiola and his wife?Hmmmmmm Eziachi I have posted this a long time ago, why did it take you so long to scramble together a reply. Where you sleeping or just waking up. Some top Igbo politicians have always revelled in the role of a spoiler, everything is money and profit. Because you are refuse entry into a party, you want to spoil the party. Ewu |
| Politics › Re: Project Biafra - Ojukwu Gift To Igbo by bilymuse(op): 8:43pm On Jul 18, 2009 |
Bialegend Nna, the GREAT OJUKWU, BIAFRA and NDIGBO are just too much for these imbecilic sons and daughters of AWURE culture to handle. Any day there aint about 10 threads opened about OJUKWU, BIAFRA and NDIGBO, those AWURE offsprings aint gonna rest. Goes to show you the stress and tension these slowpoke cowards are undergoing. Cowardice and awure culture offsprings, make una give a rest already. You guys a tooooooooooooooo little to stop BIAFRA and NDIGBO.Ignorance is a disease, the essence of the thread is to enlighten these bozo massob sympathiser and members about the real Calculation behind massob : [size=20pt]OJUKWU + MASSOB = Biafra[/size] |
| Politics › Re: Project Biafra - Ojukwu Gift To Igbo by bilymuse(op): 8:33pm On Jul 18, 2009 |
@Ikeyman00 that goat looks very beautiful, thanks |
| Politics › Re: Project Biafra - Ojukwu Gift To Igbo by bilymuse(op): 8:30pm On Jul 18, 2009 |
Eziachi Have you forgotten?Hmmmmm! Ejiro amu eyi ashawo egwu |
| Politics › Re: Project Biafra - Ojukwu Gift To Igbo by bilymuse(op): 8:21pm On Jul 18, 2009 |
chykeo I just went through the guy's ealier posts.If truly you went through my earlier post, your analysis must be very poor. Compared to other insults received in my earlier post , your ranting above is just a tip of the iceberg. You are welcome inboard, the show must continue |
| Politics › Re: Project Biafra - Ojukwu Gift To Igbo by bilymuse(op): 8:06pm On Jul 18, 2009 |
chykeo THIS IS EXACTLY THE RANTING OF AN ANT. I AM SURE YOUR OWN FATHER, YOUR BIOLOGICAL FATHER AND GRAND FATHER AND GREAT GRAND FATHERS AND INFACT YOUR WHOLE GENERATIONS PUT TOGETHER CANNOT AMOUNT TO ONE OJUKWU ADDENDUM:Wow! chykeo , this is wonderful hope you are having a swell time in Italy. I must have gotten under your skin, sorry. Try take some time off, cool off the steam and let the show continue. You want my pregnancy to be aborted, that's fair. The last massob member wanted Amadioha to strike me dead. Well I'm happy to inform all my Igbo admirers that Amadioha hasn't strike me dead. Probably, Amadioha recognises I'm telling the truth I am a mirror and I'm going to show you, your ugly face |
| Politics › Re: Project Biafra - Ojukwu Gift To Igbo by bilymuse(op): 12:49pm On Jul 18, 2009 |
[size=20pt]IGBO LEADERSHIP CRISES[/size] The igbo are in the midst of a serious leadership crises. The people cry out for a leader who could unite the brethren and be prepared to pay the ultimate price for the greater good of Ndigbo. There exist a leadership vacuum, but its been filled by spare part traders masquerading as leaders. Traders by nature are capitalist, their objective is the acquisition of wealth and profit. They lack social compassion and moral empathy. This is true among the middle/upper class and so called leader. The Ohaneze Ndigbo is the most fractured , divisive, disorganised pan social groups in Nigeria. Their meetings look like the gathering of people who built the tower of babel: they speak in strange voices. Leaders with impeccable reputation and moral authority , like Emeka Anyaoku, are denied the chance to lead the people from the ashes of yesterday into a new dawn. Anyaoku sensing the nature of the society limit himself to peace making and fence mending. Until the present hypocrites masquerading as leaders are weathered away and a true leader who is ready to sacrifice all for Ndigbo, rather than enriching himself emerge; the people cries would continue |
| Politics › Re: Project Biafra - Ojukwu Gift To Igbo by bilymuse(op): 10:32pm On Jul 17, 2009 |
One of the greatest tragedy of the Igbo people is to have Ojukwu as a leader. The guy is an hypocrite and has never achieve anything, a total and complete failure. Ojukwu Massob antecedent does not scare the FG, they new him very well from biafra era, whenever his life is threatened , Ojukwu would ran away. A leopard never change his spot, just like he wasted million of igbo lives during biafra, while he ran away to save his own skin: so shall it be this time around. His using massob to fight as proxy , while hiding behind the scene. Hundreds of massob members are being shot at and jailed, while Ojukwu pockets the security votes from money received by massob through igbo state governments If Ojukwu is brave enough, let him come to the open and declare his support for massob and the creation of biafra ; and you would see how the FG would deal with him ruthlessly. Ojukwu is a coward |
| Politics › Project Biafra - Ojukwu Gift To Igbo by bilymuse(op): 10:29pm On Jul 17, 2009 |
[size=20pt]PROJECT Biafra[/size] Massob was a scam hatched by that coward Ojukwu and fronted by that magomago lawyer who called himself Uwazuruike, to cornerd the security votes of eastern state. The idea was to stir up tribal sentiment among the Igbo people and provide a platform through which their frustration could be channelled. What they did was to gathered together some unemployed youths and spice it with some political naive graduates, and make some empty noise claiming to be the soul of the Igbo. Ojukwu is too selfish to care about anybody, he has strategically position himself and pulling the string on massob activities; while the magomago lawyer is left to do the paper work.The attack on Governor Obi for allegedly stopping the monthly payment made to them by previous governments, finally confirmed what mossob was all about: a scam to defraud state government of developmental fund. Governor Obi was able to see the truth: massob was a scam, its activities was worthless and of no benefit to Igbo people. If Igbo people are unable to see any meaningful development in the south east, they should ask the scam master Ojukwu and the magomago lawyer. They are responsible for diverting money meant for developmental project, through massob into their private pockets Ikpe mara eziokwu na aka azu diya |
| Politics › Re: Massob Are On Government Payroll by bilymuse(op): 10:19pm On Jul 17, 2009 |
[size=20pt] Biafra[/size] Massob was a scam hatched by that coward Ojukwu and fronted by that magomago lawyer who called himself Uwazuruike, to cornerd the security votes of eastern state. The idea was to stir up tribal sentiment among the Igbo people and provide a platform through which their frustration could be channelled. What they did was to gathered together some unemployed youths and spice it with some political naive graduates, and make some empty noise claiming to be the soul of the Igbo. Ojukwu is too selfish to care about anybody, he has strategically position himself and pulling the string on massob activities; while the magomago lawyer is left to do the paper work.The attack on Governor Obi for allegedly stopping the monthly payment made to them by previous governments, finally confirmed what mossob was all about: a scam to defraud state government of developmental fund. Governor Obi was able to see the truth: massob was a scam, its activities was worthless and of no benefit to Igbo people. If Igbo people are unable to see any meaningful development in the south east, they should ask the scam master Ojukwu and the magomago lawyer. They are responsible for diverting money meant for developmental project, through massob into their private pockets |
| Politics › Re: Niger Delta Amnesty: Millitants May Get N20,000 Monthly Plus N1,500 Daily by bilymuse: 8:18pm On Jul 17, 2009 |
militants are the new middle /upper class |
| Politics › Re: Which Ministry Works In Nigeria? by bilymuse: 8:13pm On Jul 17, 2009 |
ministry of 419 every tribe is well represented, nobody complains about marginalisation |
| Politics › Re: Massob Are On Government Payroll by bilymuse(op): 8:08pm On Jul 17, 2009 |
You write as if someone is advocating VIOLENCE here. I think you are just trying to be clever by half! Grinwhat assurance do you have that Biafra would work? |
| Politics › Re: I Am NIGERIA; Pls Rebrand Me! by bilymuse: 1:22pm On Jul 17, 2009 |
you dont need any rebranding you are already branded 419 for life |
| Politics › Nigerians Abroad Sent Home N1.5 Trillion In 2008 - World Bank by bilymuse(op): 8:28am On Jul 17, 2009 |
[size=13pt]Remittances: Hard times await Nigerians, banks, - Nigerians abroad sent home N1.5 trillion in 2008 - World Bank [/size] Odidison Omankhanlen, Lagos - 17.07.2009 THE World Bank has warned that the amount of money being sent to Nigerians by their family members based abroad is expected to reduce by about 10 per cent in 2009. Nigeria made $10 billion from remittances made by its citizens living abroad in 2008. According to the World Bank, poor countries in Europe and Central Asia and sub-Saharan Africa, and Latin America and the Caribbean would be hardest hit, according to the report, which was released during the opening session of a two-day International Conference on Diaspora and Development at the bank’s headquarters. Overall, the top recipients of migrant remittances among all developing countries last year, according to the report, were India ($52 billion); China ($40.6 billion); Mexico ($26.3 billion); the Philippines ($18.6 billion); Poland ($10.7 billion); Nigeria ($10 billion); Egypt ($9.6 billion); Romania ($9.4 billion); Bangladesh ($9.0 billion); and Vietnam ($7.2 billion). According to Dilip Ratha, co-author of the report: “Remittances provide a lifeline to many poor countries,” he said. “Although they remain resilient, even a small decline of seven per cent or 10 per cent can pose significant hardships to the people and to governments, especially those facing external financing gaps.” Meanwhile, Nigerian financial experts have also said that the dwindling remittances from Nigerians abroad might lead to exchange rate volatility, naira depreciation and further compound the nation’s economic woes. The experts spoke with the Nigerian Tribune in Lagos. According to an economist and member, Federal Government Economic Crisis Management Team, Dr. Doyin Salami, funds from Nigerians abroad in the past years contributed immensely to the boom in the capital market with multiplier effects on other sectors, stressing that the decline was a manifestation of the effects the global economic crisis were having on the country. He noted that a majority of Nigerians abroad had lost jobs due to the effects of the global economic meltdown, stating that except there was a quick recovery, the nation’s economic fundamentals would be altered. Also speaking, a financial analyst, Mr. Oludare Kolawole, linked the decline to the crunching effects of the global economic crisis, adding that it had led to the reduction of inflow of funds from abroad into the system . He observed that the reduced diaspora remittances would further lead to exchange rate volatility and cause the naira to further depreciate. According to Kolawole, the individual families that had been beneficiaries of the foreign currencies would also be affected, stating that developing countries, particularly Nigeria and India, would be worst hit since they relied heavily on remittances from abroad. Speaking in the same vein, an analyst and Chief Operating Officer, Landmark Investments, Mr. Okechukwu Amadi, stated that diaspora remittances were largely responsible for the boom in the capital market and estate sub-sector, stressing that the decline would lead to multiplier effects on both individuals and the economy. He observed that both individuals and the country were facing hard times because of the decline. The decline is expected to bottom out next year, however. Remittances should begin a gradual rebound in 2010, reaching $313 billion worldwide by the end of the year, or three per cent greater than the $304 billion that is currently estimated for 2009. Such a rebound, however, could be threatened if the ongoing economic crisis proves deeper and longer than currently projected, or if the currencies of host countries should unexpectedly decline in value. Moreover, the political reaction to unemployment in host countries could result in measures to tighten immigration, making it more difficult for migrants to enter host countries in search of work or for those who are already residents there to find employers willing to hire or retain them. source:http://www.tribune.com.ng/17072009/news/news1.html |
| Politics › Re: Massob Are On Government Payroll by bilymuse(op): 8:17am On Jul 17, 2009 |
Onlytruth The "baldhead Ikemba" has outlasted your PA AWO[size=13pt]Like a candle in the wind its never meant to last good things never last but bad things lives foursquare the beautiful are not yet born but the ugly refuse to die[/size] |
| Politics › Re: Massob Are On Government Payroll by bilymuse(op): 8:04am On Jul 17, 2009 |
Onlytruth The "baldhead Ikemba" has outlasted your PA AWO -treachery idolized!One of the greatest tragedy of the Igbo people is to have Ojukwu as a leader. The guy is an hypocrite and has never achieve anything, a total and complete failure. Ojukwu Massob antecedent does not scare the FG, they new him very well from biafra era, whenever his life is threatened , Ojukwu would ran away. A leopard never change his spot, just like he wasted million of igbo lives during biafra, while he ran away to save his own skin: so shall it be this time around. His using massob to fight as proxy , while hiding behind the scene. Hundreds of massob members are being shot at and jailed, while Ojukwu pockets the security votes from money received by massob through igbo state governments If your hero Ojukwu is brave enough, let him come to the open and declare his support for massob and the creation of biafra ; and you would see how the FG would deal with him ruthlessly. Ojukwu is a coward |
| Politics › Re: Massob Are On Government Payroll by bilymuse(op): 6:01pm On Jul 16, 2009 |
Onlytruth On Aburi We standStanding on Aburi is like building a house on sand without foundation, it wont last Just like that bald head fool, Ikemba deceived you, he would deceived you again. I dont understand what is wrong with all these bozo part time massob members, they would never learn from history. |
| Politics › Re: Massob Knock Gov. Obi On The Head by bilymuse: 11:04am On Jul 11, 2009 |
"Speaking with reporters on the incident, 'Major' Anayo Chukwunonso, who claimed to be a leader of the MASSOB militia, said the organisation was unhappy with Governor Obi for allegedly stopping the monthly payment made to them by previous governments in the state." Questions that are begging for answers: How long was the former governor before Obi, supporting massob and how much did he paid them? Is there other Igbo governors who supported massob in the past and what is the financial cost? Are there other Governors presently supporting massob? Are there other Governors presently paying massob?] |
| Politics › Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President? by bilymuse(op): 11:03am On Jul 11, 2009 |
"Speaking with reporters on the incident, 'Major' Anayo Chukwunonso, who claimed to be a leader of the MASSOB militia, said the organisation was unhappy with Governor Obi for allegedly stopping the monthly payment made to them by previous governments in the state." Questions that are begging for answers: How long was the former governor before Obi, supporting massob and how much did he paid them? Is there other Igbo governors who supported massob in the past and what is the financial cost? Are there other Governors presently supporting massob? Are there other Governors presently paying massob? |
| Politics › Re: Massob Are On Government Payroll by bilymuse(op): 10:56am On Jul 11, 2009 |
"Speaking with reporters on the incident, 'Major' Anayo Chukwunonso, who claimed to be a leader of the MASSOB militia, said the organisation was unhappy with Governor Obi for allegedly stopping the monthly payment made to them by previous governments in the state." Questions that are begging for answers: How long was the former governor before Obi, supporting massob and how much did he paid them? Is there other Igbo governors who supported massob in the past and what is the financial cost? Are there other Governors presently supporting massob? Are there other Governors presently paying massob? |
| Politics › Re: Massob Knock Gov. Obi On The Head by bilymuse: 4:38pm On Jul 10, 2009 |
home girl Bilymuse, shouldn't you have shown some respect to ikemba nnewi, ojukwu saw what is happening in present day nigeria 42 yrs ago, the marginalisation of the igbo tribe and other things and decided to fight. what ojukwu did was not different from what Nelson mandela did in south africa for total liberation. so pls don't regard ojukwu as a selfish man. he is not selfish and will never be. and i'm not sure if you are an igbo man, cos if you are you should'nt have talked or posted this in first place.how dare you compare Mandela with that coward Ojukwu, its absolutely insulting. Mandela put his life on the line, face apartheid, jailed for life, never give up. When gogobiri soldiers threaten Ojukwu, he ran away with stolen Biafra money and encouraged others to keep fighting. If all freedom fighters were to be like Ojukwu, there wont be any freedom on planet earth |
| Politics › Re: Odumegwu-ojukwu Ordered The Uwazurike Biafra Massob Out by bilymuse: 9:13pm On Jul 09, 2009 |
[size=15pt]PROJECT MASSOB[/size] Massob was a scam hatched by that coward Ojukwu and fronted by that magomago lawyer who called himself Uwazuruike, to cornerd the security votes of eastern state. The idea was to stir up tribal sentiment among the Igbo people and provide a platform through which their frustration could be channelled. What they did was to gathered together some unemployed youths and spice it with some political naive graduates, and make some empty noise claiming to be the soul of the Igbo. Ojukwu is too selfish to care about anybody, he has strategically position himself and pulling the string on massob activities; while the magomago lawyer is left to do the paper work.The attack on Governor Obi for allegedly stopping the monthly payment made to them by previous governments, finally confirmed what mossob was all about: a scam to defraud state government of developmental fund. Governor Obi was able to see the truth: massob was a scam, its activities was worthless and of no benefit to Igbo people. If Igbo people are unable to see any meaningful development in the south east, they should ask the scam master Ojukwu and the magomago lawyer. They are responsible for diverting money meant for developmental project, through massob into their private pockets |
| Politics › Re: General Zango,bilymuse,ikeyman00,bialegend & Other Tribalists In This Section,which Way Forward? by bilymuse: 9:09pm On Jul 09, 2009 |
I am very upset to be lebelled a tribalist I am the most detribalized individual on the thread, even my Igbo brothers would bear me witness |
| Politics › Re: Massob Knock Gov. Obi On The Head by bilymuse: 9:05pm On Jul 09, 2009 |
[size=15pt]PROJECT MASSOB[/size] Massob was a scam hatched by that coward Ojukwu and fronted by that magomago lawyer who called himself Uwazuruike, to cornerd the security votes of eastern state. The idea was to stir up tribal sentiment among the Igbo people and provide a platform through which their frustration could be channelled. What they did was to gathered together some unemployed youths and spice it with some political naive graduates, and make some empty noise claiming to be the soul of the Igbo. Ojukwu is too selfish to care about anybody, he has strategically position himself and pulling the string on massob activities; while the magomago lawyer is left to do the paper work.The attack on Governor Obi for allegedly stopping the monthly payment made to them by previous governments, finally confirmed what mossob was all about: a scam to defraud state government of developmental fund. Governor Obi was able to see the truth: massob was a scam, its activities was worthless and of no benefit to Igbo people. If Igbo people are unable to see any meaningful development in the south east, they should ask the scam master Ojukwu and the magomago lawyer. They are responsible for diverting money meant for developmental project, through massob into their private pockets |
| Politics › Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President? by bilymuse(op): 9:02pm On Jul 09, 2009 |
[size=15pt]PROJECT MASSOB[/size] Massob was a scam hatched by that coward Ojukwu and fronted by that magomago lawyer who called himself Uwazuruike, to cornerd the security votes of eastern state. The idea was to stir up tribal sentiment among the Igbo people and provide a platform through which their frustration could be channelled. What they did was to gathered together some unemployed youths and spice it with some political naive graduates, and make some empty noise claiming to be the soul of the Igbo. Ojukwu is too selfish to care about anybody, he has strategically position himself and pulling the string on massob activities; while the magomago lawyer is left to do the paper work.The attack on Governor Obi for allegedly stopping the monthly payment made to them by previous governments, finally confirmed what mossob was all about: a scam to defraud state government of developmental fund. Governor Obi was able to see the truth: massob was a scam, its activities was worthless and of no benefit to Igbo people. If Igbo people are unable to see any meaningful development in the south east, they should ask the scam master Ojukwu and the magomago lawyer. They are responsible for diverting money meant for developmental project, through massob into their private pockets |
| Politics › Re: Massob Are On Government Payroll by bilymuse(op): 9:00pm On Jul 09, 2009 |
[size=15pt] PROJECT MASSOB[/size] Massob was a scam hatched by that coward Ojukwu and fronted by that magomago lawyer who called himself Uwazuruike, to cornerd the security votes of eastern state. The idea was to stir up tribal sentiment among the Igbo people and provide a platform through which their frustration could be channelled. What they did was to gathered together some unemployed youths and spice it with some political naive graduates, and make some empty noise claiming to be the soul of the Igbo. Ojukwu is too selfish to care about anybody, he has strategically position himself and pulling the string on massob activities; while the magomago lawyer is left to do the paper work.The attack on Governor Obi for allegedly stopping the monthly payment made to them by previous governments, finally confirmed what mossob was all about: a scam to defraud state government of developmental fund. Governor Obi was able to see the truth: massob was a scam, its activities was worthless and of no benefit to Igbo people. If Igbo people are unable to see any meaningful development in the south east, they should ask the scam master Ojukwu and the magomago lawyer. They are responsible for diverting money meant for developmental project, through massob into their private pockets |
| Politics › Re: Massob Are On Government Payroll by bilymuse(op): 8:07pm On Jul 09, 2009 |
Afaukwu BillymuseAll the above group are not advocating for the break up of Nigeria, except massob. The government of Igbo states are committing serious treason backing a known militia group who want to break up Nigeria. All Eastern state governors should be investigated and prosecuted if found to be collaborating with massob. |
| Politics › Re: Igbo To Float Diaspora Fund, Spare Parts Factory by bilymuse: 1:49pm On Jul 09, 2009 |
who would buy your fake ibo made product |
| Politics › Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President? by bilymuse(op): 12:53pm On Jul 09, 2009 |
infotunnel What we need is a working country. We need to negotiate how to save or break Nigeria. Name calling and all the hate in the world can't solve this problem. Read thesehow can the country work whele politicians are ruthlessly looting the treasury, and some Igbo traders are robing the masses. |
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