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Not that alone. He was one of the very few responsible and respectable kings left in Yoruba land. He stood firmly during the June 12 saga, when the alatenujes of the Southwest were selling out left right and centre....

He transcended his royalty. He truly was a man of honor...

jiangchu:
this one king I know that never recieve GEJ bribe during election.

One of the very few responsible and respectable kings left in Yoruba land. He stood firmly during the June 12 saga, when the alatenujes of the Southwest were selling out left right and centre....

Im yoruba for sure. It beats every known logic why they can be comfortable with the way things are. I just cant get my head around it. And if for any reason they have a gripe with igbos or NK for that matter, which of course they have a right to, why not seperate the message from its messenger and close in on the bigger picture and settle your scores on a different pedestal?

Those scums are disgusting beyond belief....


ps, one of the morons is here displaying their folly in full swing mode. @deedeedee1, you get time dey answer some mumu o....

DocHMD:
Are you really sure you are yoruba? Been a long time I read something sensible from one. It's been about anti-IPOB lamentations from a people who I grew up to believe are the most cerebral and sophisticated group in this contraption.

It's a shame really you allow pro-fulani numbskulls like prowalker and his fellow knobheads to dictate the tide of narratives for you yorubas herein. Pity really.

We are too divided to have a common front. Sad but that's the reality, tragically!

And you are not alone brother....

And on behalf of my true Yoruba kinsmen, I apologize to ipob, massob and other real progressive people where ever in this fake ass country, denigrating you and your agitations. I assure you that real and true sons of Oodua are disgusted and fed up of this useless contraption but be as it may, there would always be that sizeable number of renegades and reprobates that can hardly fathom their left from right, that cross-section of low esteem wafflers with little or no self-worth that would rather settle for crumbs even in the face of apparent circumvention of their sacred rights and freedom...these useless fools of yorubaland should appreciate the ipob struggle, one which ideally and in my opinion ought be championed by my yoruba people. Let this sink into their thick skulls not to denigrate those fighting their battles as they have chosen not to lead the struggle....

It's a time for this fake ass behemoth to be reset or balkanized if the morons running it insist not to....


cc; ColonelDrake deedeedee1

Where are those my foolish Yoruba gambari ass-sniffing, one-Nigeria warriors wey wan die on top one Nigeria matter?
You may loathe NK but just look deeply at his messages as chronicled and ask honestly within yourselves if Nigeria aint fvcked!

May undiluted sense fall on you all like morning dew! *spits*

CC; ColonelDrake deedeedee1

Im with you on this...

Guy is either BMC, Yoruba moslem or just a pathological gambari arse sniffer. D guys robotism is unprecedented!

Dollyak:
You are not Yoruba or you are ignorant about the negative effects of Nigerian government on our people.
The fact south west has been declining since the end of regional systems is pretty conclusive. There are too many major tribes with waring interest for Nigeria to succeed.
If you're indeed a Yoruba, open your eyes to the strategic effort to divert all Nigeria resources to the north while frustrating southwest and other regions.

The northerners don't care or love yoruba and they have made no secret about that. So spare us the unionist bull.

ColonelDrake:
Oga ade shut your stinking mouth. you shout Restructuring in the morning, APC in the afternoon and one Nigeria at night. You double face hypocrite. I doubt you are a Yoruba. If you are , you must be one dirty yoro afonja muslim.

ColonelDrake, #Oodualoading?

Za ultimate zhoo....

Guy don buy market. Watch as FFK gonna chew this guy man lol

So happy about d comments here. Everyone is on octane alert on Nigerian politicians debauchery. They will never have it easy again, it shall never be well with all of them. Sorrows tears and blood like what they have subjected the masses to is what they will continue to witness....

Hmm fat chance but anything from these scions of Armageddon holding us down is welcome.

ColonelDrake:
No, you are not. You are just another political jobber, lapdog, dirty Yoruba Muslims with unkempt beards. And your opinion in this regard is inconsequential in the grand scheme of things. Your opinion does not extend beyond the walls of your mosque and its meant for the consumption of your fellow Yoruba Muslims almajiris. Now, go and do your early morning hitting the head on the floor or go find skull to mine as that is the stock in trade of you Yoruba Muslims.
Blackfase is Yoruba and so I am. Who are you? Ta ni baba e ni le yi?
Go fccck yourself dirty alfa.

The thing dey pain d guy gaan ni o. Mumus too plenty for Yoruba land sha. Thats d biggest threat to anything we might hope for, and we know who they are. The Jihadists amongst us sympathetic to their fulani gambari masters. Irony is they dont even recognize d mumus as true moslems and always first in line for slaughter when their crazed jihad is launched. When will these animals ever have sense?

Just like evil pdp did....tunda fire dem all

We should start a boycott of all elections if they choose to stick with their ignominy. Isn't NK right afterall?

May tunda strike all evil wicked deceitful politicians in our land....

The Afenifere Renewal Group has said it doubts the capacity of the El Rufai-led committee of the All Progressives Congress on restructuring to advise the party appropriately on the subject.
The pan-Yoruba socio-political group, in a statement signed by its publicity secretary, Kunle Famoriyo, reiterated that restructuring has to be according to the expressed wishes of the people of Nigeria, irrespective of the outcome of the El-Rufai-led committee.
According to the group, the majority of the committee members have hitherto publicly denounced the subject as either irrelevant or irresponsible and their publicly known personal stance may largely influence the committee’s report.
It is on record that the committee’s chairman recently said on a live TV broadcast that “A lot of the talk about political restructuring is political opportunism and irresponsibility in my opinion” and he does “not believe that the 2014 CONFAB report is a sensible basis.”
Gov. Ganduje was also reported, while addressing National Youth Council of Nigeria in 2016, to have said that restructuring was not the way out for Nigeria.
Gov. Lalong, while addressing Law School students recently said APC has no stance on federalism, despite the prominence given it in the party’s manifesto, while the Party’s Publicity Secretary, Bolaji Abdullahi, believes that restructuring should not take priority for now.
“While we are prepared to give this committee the benefit of doubt, it would appear that the APC continues to waste precious opportunities that its 2015 electoral victory presented to it on a platter of gold to salvage Nigeria, in accordance with its manifesto,” the statement said, while adding that “as of now, there is really no luxury of time to continue to dress peoples’ genuine agitation in convoluted bureaucracy and officialdom.”
“We, therefore, hope that the party can come down from its high horse and listen to the loud whispers of Nigerians, which portend an unprecedented humanitarian crisis waiting to occur in the absence of a genuine attempt at restructuring the country.”

Na wa o. Who did this to Nigeria?

*Smh*

It's a massive leap. The jackals and hyenas are worried and jittery, trust me, reason being other agitating regions will adopt and deploy it. It will unsettle and rattle any government for sure.

Welldone NK, we gat your back...

#iamyorubabytheway

Former Petroleum Minister, Diezani Alison-Madueke, who is being investigated for a series of multi-billion dollar fraud and money laundering offences in Nigeria, the United Kingdom and America has threatened to squeal on his co-conspirators, Kola Aluko and Jide Omokore.

She said after opening up on everything that transpired in the controversial fraudulent transactions, she would be ready to be thrown in jail along with her co-conspirators.

Mrs. Alison-Madueke explosive comment is contained in a recorded conversation recovered by investigators probing the corruption allegations against the former minister.

Details of the conversations have now been filed as part of a civil complaint by the United States Department of Justice (DoJ) seeking the forfeiture of over $144 million slush fund.

The trio of Mrs Alison-Madueke, Mr. Aluko and Mr. Omokore were listed as persons of interest in the civil complaint filed at the US District Court, Houston, Texas .
The complaint revealed how the three individuals laundered millions of dollars on behalf of Mrs Alison-Madueke, which was used in buying properties in the US and the UK for her family in return for oil contracts to Atlantic Energy Drilling Concepts Nigeria Ltd (AEDC) and Atlantic Energy brass Development Ltd (AEBD), two shell companies owned by Mr Omokore.

In the conversation with Mr Aluko recorded by herself on May 14, 2014, a clearly angry Mrs Alison-Madueke, admitted to helping his co-conspirators secure the multi-billion dollars Strategic Alliance Agreements (SAAs) deals.

In another conversation with another unknown recipient, the former minister dared Mr. Aluko to reveal details of their dealings, and then face the consequences.


She was however furious at how the ostentatious acquisitions of Messrs Aluko and Omokore might have led law enforcement agencies across the world to their shady dealings.

She was particularly mad at Mr Aluko’s acquisition of a the Galatical Star, a $80 million “super yacht”, warning that he could have rented a yacht for two weeks instead of buying one.

“You and Jide [i.e., OMOKORE] had some of the most support that we could possibly give. At a time when we’re not doing anything else, we stuck our necks out regarding the SAA and we supported it. [INAUDIBLE] How the two of you have ruined it is incredulous and incredible to all of us,” she said.

“I spoke to you several times about your general behaviour, acquisition of assets, etc., asking you to be a bit more careful because [INAUDIBLE] will start following you. I remember we had this open discussion more than once. You kept telling me that there was no issue because you did it in a certain way, you did it in a certain—and I kept telling you that it doesn’t matter how you do it.

“Once you start acquiring, acquiring, acquiring at a certain level, then you’ll be—whether you like it or not, whether it was done in the most transparent—you understand?— manner or not, because they will want to trace where it came from. This is an age of terrorism,
“If you want to hire a yacht, you lease it for two weeks or whatever. You don’t go and sink funds into it at this time when Nigerian oil and gas sector is under all kinds of watch, as we have been for some time, and where Atlantic [i.e., AEDC and/or AEBD] itself has been the subject of all kinds of speculation,” she said.

Apparently while the trio allegedly schemed to launder billions of naira that should have accrued to the Nigerian government all was not well with them. In the recorded conversation, Mrs Alison-Madueke, in response to speculations that Mr Aluko was going to blackmail her, threatened to spill the beans.
She said she was ready to reveal to Nigerians all that happened and was ready to follow Messrs Aluko and Omokore to jail.

“I said tell him [i.e., ALUKO] to bring everything out, and then you know what will happen? No problem, I will be happy to escort all of you to jail along with myself. I said, in fact, you’ll be shocked by what I will do. Because when it comes to that, I will come out and tell the Nigerian people this is what happened.

“Oh, yes, I will blame myself, but it [INAUDIBLE] place and everything. Anything they want to say, I am happy to go. But I will come out openly and say it so that they can judge me openly. And then all of us go and sit on the gate. Let us see who survived [INAUDIBLE], me or you,” she said.

Mrs Alison-Madueke also acknowledged that the furniture she was given by the duo of Messrs Aluko and Omokore was not worth more than $4million.
“The furniture they gave me didn’t come to more than four million dollars, altogether. [INAUDIBLE] it is truth. I was with [INAUDIBLE],” she admitted.

Mrs Alison-Madueke, who is reported to be receiving treatment for cancer in the United Kingdom, is already facing a series of multi-billion dollar fraud-related investigations by Nigerian and UK authorities.
Last February a Federal High Court in Lagos ordered the forfeiture of N34 billion linked to her but stashed in several Nigerian banks.

Mr Omokore, an oil businessman, alongside some top officials of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) is facing a nine-count charge of criminal diversion of about $1.6 billion of proceeds of sales of petroleum products belonging to the Nigerian government.

The Nigerian government is also seeking a world-wide freeze of multi-billion dollar assets owned by Messrs. Aluko and Omokore.

The assets include a $80 million “Super Yatch”, the Galatica and three private jets.


www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/237045-alleged-corruption-im-ready-go-jail-ex-minister-diezani-alison-madueke.html

Who else agrees with me that these reprobates are only taking the Mickey off our sorry asses?

They nor send us aswear...

.Watch some of my foolish gambari ass-licking Yoruba kinsmen come here and raise Cain about these points raised here.

Awon omo irankiran.....

RAFIC:
It's actually sad and surprising that the UN has chosen this of all times to keep mum. From PMB's absence to the continued agitation, there's a lot to be said and an immediate need for intervention. Yet they've decided to go all silent. Frustrating. Hopefully, someone will act before this country disintegrates into warfare. No surprise, though, the UN, AU, US, and any other world power would only 'act' when the nation is on the brink and there seems to be no going back.

Even if they choose to let us fool ourselves into war, I hope the warring parties hang on for another 3 years so I can get myself ready to disappear from here.

Lol at the last paragraph. It's always been bemusing how these guys work there you begin to wonder if it's a subtle attempt at reducing world population or they obtain some gratification in allowing these atrocities to fester before they intervene.

There's no doubt Nigeria is on a brink. The continuous and relentless agitations by different ethnic groups which has spurned hate speeches and direct opprobrium back and forth same groups across the divides has now gone beyond the mere exchanges of disagreements witnessed over the years up till now.

We are all witnesses, even if from afar how similar situations in different countries later snowballed into major humanitarian crises and eventually war in most cases. Liberia, Sierra Leaone, Somalia, Bosnia and Rwanda are some to mention. But the disturbing dimension here is these countries were not even one tenth of the population of Nigeria as at when they tumbled into near oblivion. More disturbing is the possible levels of violence and catastrophe that would accompany a war situation in Nigeria. Piles and piles of atrocities were recorded in the crisis of the aforementioned countries. At this juncture, every indices both within and from reputable international media platforms are pointing to a possibility of a possible break out of civil war and this organization, which is the only body in world politics with a broad capacity and mandate to intefer in a sovereign nations affairs has refused to act up.

The silence or nonchalance of the UN remains defeaning and one begins to wonder why reaction is a more acceptable norm to proaction in the tenets of the UN. A deployment of diplomatic entreaties here is all the UN needs to get desired results both from the establishment and agitators.

The time for the United Nations to act is now!

I have a name for the mabilla militia guys, special forces of the mambilla. Why not? it's like they operate with stealth, just like the classic SAS or Delta Force. These guys hit the enemies where it hurts most, that's the proper tactics of modern warfare...

Fulani madmen's cup don full.

#fulanislayers #nomorefreakingshit #nomonopoly of violence #whatgoesroundcomesround

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