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Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Mass Deportation Of Illegal Aliens Likely by Bliss4Lyfe(f): 9:19pm On Sep 05, 2011

Don't just deport them but close our border with these countries up North from Chad to Niger and Burkina Faso. OBJ closed the border with Benin and Cameroon during his tenure. This only stems the in flow of suiciders into the country.

Furthermore, the government needs to limit entry visa given to potential terrorist preachers from the middle east. (Arabs). Remember the Nigerian that tried to bomb American Airline was groomed and trained in Yemen before embarking on that shameful mission. These Arabs could be based in the North and grooming these young men to commit act of terrorism.

Finally, the destinations of all Nigerians traveling abroad should be recorded. This will help locate potential countries offering training for terrorism. We need to engage the Nigeria Islamic leaders to condemn acts of terrorism as anti-Islam alongside prominent Islamic and traditional leaders leaders.The media will be required for this battle of hearts and minds.

Still need the Army to engage in preemptive attacks against known terrrorist and organization to send a clear message to those allowing themselves to be groomed of the faith that awaits dem. The War has already be declared and Boko Haram ever since have been landing heavy blows on Nigeria. Dis should be Nigeria's turn to settle scores like every other country from Isreal to US facing terrorist.

Politics › Re: 4 Options Gej Has by Bliss4Lyfe(f): 11:12pm On Sep 03, 2011

Desola:
Certain traditions even hold that the Igala are of Fulani origin, simply because of the similarities in their physical features. It IS clear that Fulanis do not speak a Kwa language. And owing to the linguistic affinity, others affirm the Yoruba connections. For Byng Halt notes that, "It is not surprising that within a short period of arrival in Igala land, a Yoruba is well acquainted with the language.” He attributes the ease in learning the language to the closeness of the two languages. Armstrong sticks to this same view when he said: "the most definite historical statement that can be made about Igala is that . they had a common origin with the Yoruba and that the separation took place long enough ago to allow for their fairly considerable linguistic differences. [b]There is a whole corpus of oral traditions on the origin of the Igala people.

Agreed and exactly wat i was explaining earlier. Yorubas can trace ancestry to Igala based on lingustic similarity between the Okun but substantial linguistic differences with Igala. Okun and Igala share similarities.

The migration route of the Igala can be traced to present day Anambra State were u find Igala settlement and dat language is much closer to Igbo.

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Politics › Re: 4 Options Gej Has by Bliss4Lyfe(f): 10:46pm On Sep 03, 2011

Desola:
The st.upid mofo even accused me of calling the Okun people non Yorubas when I was clearly stressing that they are Yorubas.

Desola:
the Okun people are not Yorubas?

Politics › Re: 4 Options Gej Has by Bliss4Lyfe(f): 10:44pm On Sep 03, 2011

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=750173.msg9072417#msg9072417 date=1315084422]But do the Igala themselves say this? I don't think so. It has been a couple months since I last looked into it, but I don't think they view themselves as Igboid in origin.[/quote]Of course not becos thay are Igala. U did find them in Anambra State though speaking something similar to Igbo and the lanaguage differs as it goes. Not one Igala.

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=750173.msg9072417#msg9072417 date=1315084422]This I can believe. If you listen to for example the Bible in Igala (http://www.igalabible.com/), it sounds like some sort of strange Yorubaish language.

Igala and Yoruba are definitely related, somehow. Or so I think.

Notice how Igala sounds absolutely nothing like Igbo, by the way?[/quote]LOL, the Igala are not claiming to be Yoruba either, so don't know were u got dat Yorubaish from. grin

Look to the Okun for yoruba similarity. Gosh so much info out their but people want to be spoon feed instead of reading. undecided

Politics › Re: 4 Options Gej Has by Bliss4Lyfe(f): 10:13pm On Sep 03, 2011

Desola:
Hope you enjoyed the o.rgasm

[size=18pt]THE END![/size]

Politics › Re: 4 Options Gej Has by Bliss4Lyfe(f): 10:02pm On Sep 03, 2011

Desola:
Whatever tickles your fancy.

THIS IS, HOW WRONG U ACTUALLY ARE ABOUT THINGS. U said the Okun aren't Yoruba but u were wrong becos of the three main tribes in Kogi, the Okun (similar to Yoruba).

The Igala are identified by the old oral tradition of Western Igbos as descendants of Igbo migrants who migrated westward during the expansion of the proto-Igbo peoples at the beginning of the 1st millennium.

The Yoruba are in turn identified by some Igalas as descendants who continued on west and eventually settled across Western Nigeria and Benin. The other main tribe are the Ebira.

Desola, I really want u to learn becos i don't like wasting my time explaining like u asked me to.

Politics › Re: 4 Options Gej Has by Bliss4Lyfe(f): 9:41pm On Sep 03, 2011

Desola, I am not going to answer dat question becos u keep talking about your people and not your people without any idea of the things u are saying.

Desola, the bond between us Southern Nigerian's(AND NORTH CENTRAL) run deeper dan u realise. Igbo' have Efik Genealogy and the Yoruba's have Igbo Genealogy, meaning we can trace our roots to one another as descendant and family.

The foreigners in the Nigerian entity are probably the Fulani that migrated from North east Africa, present day Northern Sudan. Even the Hausa's are our relative before their subjugation under the Islamist Army of the Fulani that invaded their territory, much as they are attempting to do with the Tiv and other tribe's in Benue.

Desola, YORUBA'S ARE ACTUALLY THIRD GENERATION DESCENDANT ETHNIC-IGBO'S.

Politics › Re: 4 Options Gej Has by Bliss4Lyfe(f): 9:03pm On Sep 03, 2011

Desola:
the Okun people are not Yorubas?

And the Igala's are?

Politics › Re: 4 Options Gej Has by Bliss4Lyfe(f): 8:53pm On Sep 03, 2011

The Kogi's are not Yoruba but Igala and that language varies based on geographical location. Igbo's have just as much claim to the Igala's as Yoruba's. They are refered to as igbo's dat migrated west. Abeg don't claim teritory reach Kogi east. grin

Politics › Re: 4 Options Gej Has by Bliss4Lyfe(f): 6:47pm On Sep 03, 2011

^^Rascals. hisssssssssssss! cool

Politics › Re: Where Is Namadi Sambo? Is He Not The Vp Again? Gej Visited Militant Camp As Vp by Bliss4Lyfe(f): 12:31am On Sep 03, 2011

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P.S. Stop callin GEJ names. That man is Ten times better dan your OBJ and a gift to Nigeria at this trying times. I still remember the atrocities your Father OBJ committed against the people of Niger Delta becos of their oil. The way he killed villagers, women, children, fathers and brothers. GEJ so far has shown class and why he is a Doctor. May God continue to guide him away from deceitful and wicked hearted people like u, AMEN. [/size]

Politics › Re: Where Is Namadi Sambo? Is He Not The Vp Again? Gej Visited Militant Camp As Vp by Bliss4Lyfe(f): 12:20am On Sep 03, 2011

T8ksy:
So what if he's against us?

Wtf are you and your zombie ala GEJ gonna do about it?

Sweet F.A!!!

Abegi, carry go and stop making empty threats online.

ERMM! Daft, i believe that was made clear, if u had cared to read my statement clearly. Or maybe u can't read, but I will reiterate; "He should stand down as VP or get that job done".

Politics › Re: Where Is Namadi Sambo? Is He Not The Vp Again? Gej Visited Militant Camp As Vp by Bliss4Lyfe(f): 12:01am On Sep 03, 2011

Namadi Sambo better start publicly condemning the murderous ways of BOKO HARAM and stand tall with Nigeria like any other V.P from any other country under attack by Terrorist. your either with us (Nigeria) or against us(for BOKO HARAM). huh

Politics › Re: Where Is Namadi Sambo? Is He Not The Vp Again? Gej Visited Militant Camp As Vp by Bliss4Lyfe(f): 11:34pm On Sep 02, 2011

umechuma:
He is afraid of making any public statement so that Boko Haram(his former boys-Almajiri) will not mark him and his family members as next target to be bomb.Wise man!!

There is nothing wise about that. The man swore allegiance to serve Nigeria. He is paid to be VP, to that regard must bare the mantle of V. President becos the country comes first. He should stand down as VP or get that job done. VP and President who is more important to the nation, clearly the President as this article confirmed is very committed.

Politics › Re: Let's Have Your Complaints Here by Bliss4Lyfe(f): 8:28am On Sep 02, 2011

Mods, another ethnocentric thread need shifting. https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-749142.0.html

Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Shamed Africa. by Bliss4Lyfe(op): 9:39pm On Aug 31, 2011

It is a known fact that Boko Haram Suciders are not all Nigerians but African Islamist from predominantly Muslim African countries with Arab Al qeada indoctrinating dem. Ours borders in the North with Niger, Chad and Burkina Faso should be closed. tongue

Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Shamed Africa. by Bliss4Lyfe(op): 9:31pm On Aug 31, 2011

^^Wat problem can't i solve? Boko Haram and Arab islamist or the Born to rule ideology of the Boko Haram Sympathizers? grin

Dede1:
My sister, I also appreciate the fact you recognized the social malice engendered by such nomenclatural oversight by certain deluded individuals. There is nothing about being real when reality is overlooked. Only fools allow themselves to be defined by others. If Africans were not lazy jackasses, certain socio-politico-economic mainstays in Africa would have been avoided.

Agreed.

Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Shamed Africa. by Bliss4Lyfe(op): 9:22pm On Aug 31, 2011

^^lollz! Those drones have been doing a good job recognizing terrorist. So boko haram members and sympathizers be warned.

Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Shamed Africa. by Bliss4Lyfe(op): 9:06pm On Aug 31, 2011

Dede1:
You have shamed yourself by arrogating blackness to human nature. No human being is black, white, red or blue.

I appreciate u detest the use of the term "Black Man" and so do I. I usually use the term African Descent as substitute. However, today was about being real and saying things as it stands for now internationally and domestically.

Politics › Re: Ocean Surge Sacks 1000: Lagos Begs FG For Financial Aid by Bliss4Lyfe(f): 8:40pm On Aug 31, 2011

Posted by: seanet02
Olodo, Hatred will not allow you to tell the truth
Where and When did FG allocated ONE THIRD OF ITS BUDGET TO LAGOS OR ANY DISASTER MANAGEMENT ISSUE?

[size=18pt]See daft! Who is talking about the 2011 budget just passed? I really cannot be bothered to spoon feed nuisance on this site. U should know wat budget i am referring to, since Awolowo became finance minster to Gowon right through to Yaardua and compare that to some other States in the federation(including oil producing states)[/size]. grin

Politics › Re: Ocean Surge Sacks 1000: Lagos Begs FG For Financial Aid by Bliss4Lyfe(f): 7:40pm On Aug 31, 2011

The Federal Government does not exist only for Lagos State. The annual Lagos State budget subsidies by Federal funds is more dan enough to have been used to properly safe guard the Lagos State coastal shores.

Rather, Corrupt ACN official have looted much of those funds. Today, past Lagos state governors are billionaires. Fashola and his ill-adviced Eko Atlantic project have seen Billions of Nigerian owned Dollars literally poured into the ocean on land reclamation project awarded to foreign companies.

They must be on crack cocaine to believe Federal Government will keep allocating almost one third of its budget to be looted and poured into the oceans and building grand second international airport on lagos islands facing ocean surge.

Politics › Re: Okonjo-iweala adds EFCC to Portfolio - Plans To Pursue 3 Big Corruption Cases by Bliss4Lyfe(f): 7:01pm On Aug 31, 2011

Dr Okonjo Iweala as always setting the standard. Simply the best President Nigeria can ever dream of, if and wen all things come together for good. grin

Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Shamed Africa. by Bliss4Lyfe(op): 6:53pm On Aug 31, 2011

^^[size=18pt]ROTFLMAO![/size] cool

Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Shamed Africa. by Bliss4Lyfe(op): 1:26pm On Aug 31, 2011

[size=18pt]LONG LIVE NIGERIA. E NO GO BETTER FOR BOKO HARAM, MEND, MASSOB, ACN, OPC, ISLAMIST, ARABS AND ALL THE OTHER BASTARD AGITATIONIST AND ANTAGONIST THREATENING THE SUCCESS OF OUR BELOVED NIGERIA. [/size] angry

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Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Shamed Africa. by Bliss4Lyfe(op): 1:21pm On Aug 31, 2011

CAUTION: NOBODY DARES AMERICA AND THE UN DAT GETS AWAY WITH IT. DRONES SOON TO BECOME NIGERIA AIRWAYS NATIONAL CARRIERS.

Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Shamed Africa. by Bliss4Lyfe(op): 12:55pm On Aug 31, 2011

[size=18pt]President Goodluck Jonathan so far has dealt with this threat with restraint but the patience of any Government has limits and with BOKO HARAM the time for action is now. Lets us get dem on the run like the Libyan Strong man Gadafi currently is with his family. The President has made know that Nigeria is aware of the perpetrators behind the BOKO HARAM menace and should work with the international community to address this evil of terrorism in Nigeria once and for all times.[/size]

Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Shamed Africa. by Bliss4Lyfe(op): 12:23pm On Aug 31, 2011

[size=18pt]PRESENT ARMS. [/size]

Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Shamed Africa. by Bliss4Lyfe(op): 11:50am On Aug 31, 2011

Nigeria being the fluid and dynamic entity it is has always survived the agitation and antagonistic enemies within. The BOKO HARAM SYNDICATE has to be met head-on by the Nigerian Army the same way all separatist elements within the country has been dealt with in the past and near present.

Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Shamed Africa. by Bliss4Lyfe(op): 11:43am On Aug 31, 2011

[size=18pt]Nigeria is now a gathering point for Muslim extremist and suiciders from the middle east and African countries dat are predominately Muslims. Sucide bombers from Chad, Niger, Mali, Senegal, Gambia, Central African Republic etc have made way to Nigeria unless GEJ does something really drastic to deter extremist and Islamist from our country with help from the international community becos terrorism itself is an international entity. [/size]

Politics › Nigeria Has Shamed Africa. by Bliss4Lyfe(op): 11:38am On Aug 31, 2011

I ask myself, why an African country like Nigeria with less than half its population that are Muslim should be a known terrorist country with suicide bombers. This is shameful becos the Black man has always sort and taken pride in never resulting to such desperation of suicide.

Why does Nigeria have to be the only country and the first country in Africa to introduce the black race to such evil and humiliating identity. WHY?

I urge President Jonathan to limit the entry to Nigeria of people from know terrorist countries in the middle east and predominantly Muslim African countries. They are the ones indoctrinating the BOKO HARAM Terrorist organization and suicide bombers against their ill-faithed desire to islamize the whole Nigeria dat is tantamount to slavery of the Black man by the Arab man becos they(Arabs) den become our god.

Let Jonathan pursue a pan-african agenda and identity for all Nigerians irespective of belief system to unite the whole Nigeria under the African Umbrella. This is the only effective way to combat BOKO HARAM AND TERRORIST NATIONS THAT SPONSOR THEM ALONGSIDE PREVIOUS MILITARY PRESIDENTS,MUSLIM LEADERS AND MUSLIM TRADITIONAL LEADERS DAT BELIEVE THE PRESIDENT SHOULD HAVE REMAINED NORTH WITH BUHARI.

Politics › One Nigeria Always. by Bliss4Lyfe(op): 11:24am On Aug 31, 2011

There has been alot of bruhahah from various separatist groups in Nigeria represented here on Nairaland but the truth of the matter is Nigeria have always had greed politicians and ethnic groups that engage in acts of genocide or ethnic-cleansing for political advantage and totalitarian agenda.

Nigeria being the fluid and dynamic entity it is has always survived the agitation and antagonistic enemies within. The BOKO HARAM SYNDICATE has to be met head-on by the Nigerian Army the same way all separatist elements within the country has been dealt with in the past and near present.

President Goodluck Jonathan so far has dealt with this threat with restraint but the patience of any Government has limits and with BOKO HARAM the time for action is now. Lets us get dem on the run like the Libyan Strong man Gadafi currently is with his family. The President has made know that Nigeria is aware of the perpetrators behind the BOKO HARAM menace and should work with the international community to address this eveil of terrorism in Nigeria once and for all times.

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Politics › Re: Igbodefender Asks For Anioma State by Bliss4Lyfe(f): 8:53am On Aug 31, 2011

[size=18pt]SOUTH/SOUTH ALREADY HAS SIX STATES. DELTA IGBO SHOULD AGITATE FOR THE GOVERNORSHIP IN 2015 NOT STATE CREATION FROM DELTA. THE MIXTURE OF CULTURE IS A WELCOMED BONUS FOR NIGERIANS AND DELTA.[/size]

SOUTHEAST STATE CREATION OF OHIMILI IS ONLY TO ENSURE ALL GEOPOLITICAL ZONES HAVE SIX STATE EACH.

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