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Politics › Re: How To Kill Biafra by Bridget95(f): 1:47am On Mar 21, 2017
walemoney007:
how many ibo leaders have sponsor a referendum bill?
what stopped ibos from secision during gej tenure?
The struggle preceded GEJ .it has nothing to do with Nigerian politics.igbo leaders can't sponsor a bill or anything like that because it will be DOA because of or parts of the country.
The struggle is an inherent desire of a people to be left alone.

it is a matter of ' leave me alone, I have no similarities with you ! Be on your own let me be on my own' simple.
Travel › Re: Drone View Of Owerri (Photos) by Bridget95(f): 1:10am On Mar 21, 2017
iamdannyfc:
i agree on d fact dat its a collective effort,but make no ipob dey tink say its a no man's land...taaah.
but 4rm wat i'm reading we yoruba avn't mention it as comparism to owerri na,na ibadan we dey use
Lagos for ages have been known and called a no man's land for ages by Nigerians because it has over 70% ownership by FG, foreigners and Nigerians.
Travel › Re: Drone View Of Owerri (Photos) by Bridget95(f): 10:42pm On Mar 20, 2017
Jetleeee:
Una dey krase! You can promote your dusty red mud cities without dragging us into it

Moreover, why do y'all think all these e-branding is enough to change the perception of the average Yoruba man regarding the SE. Ogbeni,
that place na cave anytime anyday. cheesy grin
Before your very eyes you can see that our cities are beautiful courtesy of our beloved blessed people. From Awka,to Nnewi,to Owerri to Aba and Abriba it is wonders unending.

The Lagos you brag of is a collective effort of all Nigerians including ourselves.

who gives a flying hoot about the perception of the SW of our Land.
Travel › Re: Drone View Of Owerri (Photos) by Bridget95(f): 9:06pm On Mar 20, 2017
Boerhavia:
Oloribuku somebody, why una no dey stay under your golden roof. Stupid dickheads. We can see that nairaland is now your paradise. Ko ni da fun eyin omo iran jatijati.
if it pains you that we are blessed to your surprise after thinking that our cities are red mud republic? you know what to do to a wet transformer.
Travel › Re: Drone View Of Owerri (Photos) by Bridget95(f): 8:30pm On Mar 20, 2017
buffalowings:
you've been making sense before
but to slap you dey hungry me
first do it to yourself first.
Politics › Re: IPOB Members Storm Abuja High Court Ahead Of Nnamdi Kanu's Bail Hearing. PICS by Bridget95(f): 2:32pm On Mar 20, 2017
kropotkin2:
Will i find any empirical evidence at NRI linking Igbos to Jews? Why cant your people be proud of who they are instead of always seeking to attach to others?
we have found our root nothing like attachment. since those from the other side think their ancestry is linked to an ancient fallen creature,that is there business.The only fallen creature my bible talks about is Satan the Lucifer, the fallen angel.
Politics › Re: Igbo Traditional Leaders, Town Groups, Age Grades Show Support For Nnamdi Kanu by Bridget95(f): 2:26pm On Mar 20, 2017
Nnamdi KANU is an important figure. Remembering how he stood his ground in the face of stern looking DSS ,Buhari and soldiers is mind blowing. He has proven to be indeed whiter than white .

He has been tried ,enticed but yet he proved to be corrupt free.

Thumbs up, Namdi nwa KANU of Afara ibeku.
Politics › Re: IPOB Members Storm Abuja High Court Ahead Of Nnamdi Kanu's Bail Hearing. PICS by Bridget95(f): 1:48pm On Mar 20, 2017
kropotkin2:
There is no such thing as igbos having a DNA linked to Jews. It stems from IPOB propaganda and a tendency for some of you to attach yourselves to others by force. You are no Jews
if we are no Jews are we Arabs or Muslims or Hausa Fulani?visit NRI in Anambra and get informed.
Politics › Re: Century Power Begins 2000mw Power Plant Construction In Anambra by Bridget95(f): 1:11pm On Mar 20, 2017
A welcome development, power is needed for SMEs and heavy industries in the SE.
Crime › Re: Lady Impregnated By Her Uncle Dies In Abortion Process In Delta (Photos) by Bridget95(f): 1:09pm On Mar 20, 2017
these people and sex are like ogogoro and water.
Politics › Re: IPOB Members Storm Abuja High Court Ahead Of Nnamdi Kanu's Bail Hearing. PICS by Bridget95(f): 12:57pm On Mar 20, 2017
tunjijones:
Why didnt Jonathan arrest him for that comment?
Arresting a past president is not really alright .
Politics › Re: IPOB Members Storm Abuja High Court Ahead Of Nnamdi Kanu's Bail Hearing. PICS by Bridget95(f): 12:43pm On Mar 20, 2017
tunjijones:
How? How did he implement with Boko Haram?
By threatening to soak dogs and baboons in blood should he lost.
Politics › Re: IPOB Members Storm Abuja High Court Ahead Of Nnamdi Kanu's Bail Hearing. PICS by Bridget95(f): 12:31pm On Mar 20, 2017
tunjijones:
Most people dont have problem with Kanu call for Biafra. What people are angry about is the way he is going about it. (Inciting Comments he made about Yoruba and hausa). and all other terrible things he said.
Between KANU who did not act what he said and the kworo man who threatened and implement it with boko haram who is more inciting.
Celebrities › Re: Flavour Rocks And Grinds On A Lady In Liberia (video, picture) by Bridget95(f): 12:23pm On Mar 20, 2017
Flavor, make Ebola no catch you too.
Travel › Re: Drone View Of Owerri (Photos) by Bridget95(f): 11:49am On Mar 20, 2017
SnowJay92:
I'm sure unlike you, no one is paying Bridget any monthly stipends, na her type I pity pass. Rubbish. If you truly love your state you shouldn't be on the internet gloating and braying about a picture of 3 streets in owerri while the rest of the state is in beyond pitiable state.
Do you know that the city of orlu and Okigwe has the same outlook? we are happy to celebrate our achievement as a blessed people for raising our cities from the ashes of war to the envy of others in less than 50yrs. it is a great achievement, we are grateful to God.
Travel › Re: Drone View Of Owerri (Photos) by Bridget95(f): 11:46am On Mar 20, 2017
SnowJay92:
Eiyaa, have you eaten today?
Because they see many of us in Lagos ,they assume we all ran away from home because it is inhabitable.Anyways we don't blame them ,it is the hand work of Lagos-Ibadan express gutter media but thank God for the digital age.
Travel › Re: Drone View Of Owerri (Photos) by Bridget95(f): 11:27am On Mar 20, 2017
SnowJay92:
So the new trend is drone pictures, what exactly are these pictures for?
It is to prove to the brown roofers that our cities or land is not' red mud republic' as their fore fathers have brain washed them to think.
Politics › Re: IPOB Members Storm Abuja High Court Ahead Of Nnamdi Kanu's Bail Hearing. PICS by Bridget95(f): 11:20am On Mar 20, 2017
helinues:
Must they attach with jew by force?

Didn't Igbo's have their own culture?

I want NK to be released but this people should stop disgracing Igbo in general
they are not disgracing any tribe. they are who they are, it is a free world.
Politics › Re: IPOB Members Storm Abuja High Court Ahead Of Nnamdi Kanu's Bail Hearing. PICS by Bridget95(f): 11:19am On Mar 20, 2017
Riduane:
Jews wannabe!

Bunch of Ugwu exporters angry
it pains that they have DNA proven link to Jews. they are Jews that's is their nature. pls embrace oduwarestan.
Politics › Re: We Failed To Learn From Biafran War — Ekweremadu by Bridget95(f): 11:11am On Mar 20, 2017
Kessyy2k4:
I guess u are not born then, otherwise u will rather advice Biafra to rethink their agitation
rethink on what? rethink on being cowed by unlettered elements who believe in killing unarmed people?
Politics › Re: We Failed To Learn From Biafran War — Ekweremadu by Bridget95(f): 11:07am On Mar 20, 2017
0b10010011:
There elites, politicians and those whose businesses re tied to Nigeria want a united Nigeria. But the poverty stricken ones who have never crossed River Niger re the real agitators!


Bitter Truth!
it is not about the few rich elite, freedom is for the generality of the majority poor whose lives is made worse by the failed and sinking lugardian contraption.
Romance › Re: 10 Signs She's Really In Love With You by Bridget95(f): 7:58am On Mar 20, 2017
quite true.really want to fall in love.
Travel › Re: Beautiful Pictures Of Port Harcourt And What To Know by Bridget95(f): 7:45pm On Mar 19, 2017
napoleon77:
Ikwerre, an Igbo sub-group

I don't think the Ikwerre's or any of the various Rivers State ethnic groups would agree with you that the Ikwerre's are an Igbo sub-group
if they aren't igbo sub group are they Hausa or Fulani sub group.
Family › Re: Wife Floods The Streets Of Calabar With Posters Of Her Husband's Side Chick by Bridget95(f): 3:56pm On Mar 19, 2017
yes! exposed them all.
Politics › Re: We Are Not Part Of Oduduwa Republic - Ijaws Reply Adebanjo. by Bridget95(f): 10:04am On Mar 19, 2017
Ugomba:
ijaw lands are in ondo state.
That ijaw conquered and annexed part of Yoruba land in ondo, doesn't mean that Ijaws are Yoruba they have there map.


The land grabbing of parts of Delta,Edo and Ijaw lands is DOA ,oduduwa republic should know that.
Politics › Re: Customs Seized Senator Saraki’s Range Rover (Photos) by Bridget95(f): 9:10am On Mar 19, 2017
omenkaLives:
I have said it and will continue to say it, the Senate, currently constituted, can never work for the good of the people. All that crap about Ali wearing uniform at all cost is but just a smokescreen to conceal their real intent of edging him out of the office because of his dogged insistence of doing the right thing.

We always knew that once we scratch a little below the surface, the truth would come gushing out like blood out of a severed vein.

The free meals these guys are accustomed to aren't forth coming no more hence their frustrations with fellas like Ali and Magu.

It is incumbent on all well meaning Nigerians to lend their unalloyed support to those two. The Senate doesn't mean well for us, and discerning Nigerians can see right through their gimmicks.
we don't want Ali to remain there as comptroller general of customs so that he and his boys can continue to intimidate Nigerians in the market ,roads and port seizing bags of rice and other consumables because of flimsy reasons only to send them to the north for IDPs and almajiri's consumption. Now he wants to begin to seize vehicles on the roads to be sent to heaven knows where.
Celebrities › Re: Rosaline Meurer Headlines "Pebbles Of Love" With IK Ogbonna by Bridget95(f): 5:12am On Mar 19, 2017
I don't blame Churchill at all any man would fall for this damsel,Tonto is ugly when compared with this beauty.
Politics › Re: WAEC RESULTS 2016 State-by-state League Table by Bridget95(f): 6:06pm On Mar 18, 2017
Ritchiee:
You avoided me.I have a little time for you illiterates who called OMOLUABIS out on education today. Just the fact that Igbos are still learning how to wear clothes in 1921 confirm them as one dull black people who have a lot of catching up to do.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Igbo_people

The men were tying wrappers and the women walking almost naked.What they call traditional dresses now are fake clown wears that they made up.
They cannot even compare with the Ashantis,Zulus etc talkless of the great Yoruba Nation.Now look..Yorubas are empire builders.. Igbos did not build a hut...sorry they are not even hut builders.

Yorubas/SW control the 3rd economy in Africa.Igbos are not even 100. https://www.thenigerianvoice.com/news/172621/1/to-the-people-of-the-southwest-the-third-largest-e.html

Yorubas have more than 10 grammy awards.Igbos have 000000.00000000 grammy.


These are some great clothings of the Yoruba...

The Yoruba have legendary types of clothes that make them distinct from other cultures around them. They take immense pride in their attire, for which they are well known. Clothing materials traditionally come from processed cotton by traditional weavers. They believe that the type of clothes worn by a man depicts his personality and social status, and that different occasions require different clothing outfits.

Typically, The Yoruba have a very wide range of materials used to make clothing, the most basic being the Aṣo-Oke, which is a hand loomed cloth of different patterns and colors sewn into various styles and which comes in very many different colors and patterns. Aso Oke comes in three major styles based on pattern and coloration;

Alaari – a rich red Aṣọ-Oke,
Sanyan- a brown and usual light brown Aṣọ-Oke, and
Ẹtu- a dark blue Aṣọ-Oke.
Other clothing materials include but are not limited to:

Ofi- pure white yarned cloths, used as cover cloth, it can be sewn and worn.
Aran- a velvet clothing material of silky texture sewn into Danṣiki and Kẹmbẹ, worn by the rich.
Adirẹ- cloth with various patterns and designs, dye in indigo ink (Ẹlu or Aro)


I am sorry if I have offended some discernible and great Igbos.Pls,accept my apologies. cheesy
until you come to grasp with this you won't understand our strength. check this outFirst Black Judge At World Court - Justice Charles Onyema.
1. First black sec.general commonwealth- Emeka Anyaogu
2. First black catholic cardinal in rome- cardinal arinze
3. First black catholic saint- saint tabansi
4. First black Vice Chancellor of the university of
Ibadan - Professor Kenneth Dike
5. First ever Vice Chancellor of the university of
Lagos - Professor Eni Njoku
6. First Rector of Yaba College of Technology was
Igbo.
7. First Professor of Mathematics - Chike Obi
8. First Professor of Differential Calculus - James
Ezeilo
9. First Professor of History - Kenneth Dike
10. First Professor of Botany - Eni Njoku (from
Ohafia, Abia State. Still alive at 98 years old)
11. First Professor of Anatomy and Physiology -
Chike Edozie
12. First Professors of Physics - Okoye and
Alexander Anumalu
13. First Professor of Nuclear Physics and Chemistry
- Frank Ndili
14. First Professor of Statistics - Prof. Adichie
15. First Professor of Anthropology in Nigeria,
Professor Ikenna Nzimiro
16. First Professor of Medicine - Kodilinye (became a
professor of Medicine at the University of
London as far back as 1952)
17. First Professor of Astronomy and Mathematics -
Ntukoju
18. First Professor of Demography and Statistical
Research - Okonjo (had a double PhD in
Mathematics and Economics)
19. First Professor of Philosophy - G D Okafor
20. First Professor of Economics - Pius Okigbo
21. First Professor of Theology and Theological
Research - A. Njoku
22. First Nigerian to teach at Harvard University was
an Igbo man, Prof Keneth Dike-Jacob
23. First female pilot Chinyere Onyenaucheya
24. First Graduate of Oxford University to enroll into
The Nigerian Army, Lt. Col. Chukwuemeka
Odumegwu Ojukwu
25. First Colonel in USA Army- Colonel Edwin Njoku
26. First African woman literature icon- Flora Nwapa
27. First African to work at World Bank- Kalu Idika Kalu(he was also a former finance minister)
And many more. Be guided, every ethnic group have their own achievers. Stop spreading hate.
Politics › Re: WAEC RESULTS 2016 State-by-state League Table by Bridget95(f): 5:58pm On Mar 18, 2017
[quote author=Ritchiee post=54712600]Coupled with the facts that Yorubas lead in Education,Science and Technology and ICT,Music,Business,Infrastructures,Economy etc,they have broken the world records by being only the blacks who had gotten 5.0 cgp both at home and abroad in the higher institutions.

They have the highest numbers of the best black mathematicians in the whole world.....

K. Okikiolu: Born to Nigerian and British parents, but educated in the U.S., Katherine Okikiolu (was once on Princeton's faculty) received special distinction in 1997 when she was the first Black to win a Sloan Research Fellowship. Later in 1997, she won the Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers for "Innovative research in geometric analysis, particularly the determinant of the Laplacian under smooth perturbations, and developing student workshops and mathematics curricula for inner-city children." This particular award is worth $500,000 and is only granted 60 scientists and engineers in the U.S. per year. Okikiolu's work on elliptical differential operators is considered a major contribution, going well beyond what experts had considered feasible, given the current state of knowledge. Her 2001 publication Critical metrics for the determinant of the Laplacian in odd dimensions in the Annals of Mathematics, is receiving high acclaim. She is Associate Professor of Mathematics at the University of California at San Diego.

Farley: Born in an extremely successful academic family of Rochester, New York, Jonathan Farley, graduated second in his class with an A.B. from Harvard University and obtained a mathematics Ph.D. from Oxford University where he was awarded the Senior Mathematical Prize and Johnson Prize for his research. During a two year visit to the Mathematical Sciences Research Institute [MSRI] in 1996, Farley solved very important old problems in the Theory of Ordered Sets. He also works in Lattice Theory. He is currently publishing at an average of more than three papers a year, and in 2003 was a Distinguished Fulbright Scholar at Oxford University in England. Currently is Visiting Professor of Mathematics at Massachusettes Institute of Technology.

Gangbo: In just nine years from a Ph.D. to a Full Professor - this is incredible. Wilfrid Gangbo was born in Benin and in 1992 earned a Ph.D. from Swiss Federale Institute of Technology. Among his twelve papers is his 1996 The geometry of optimal transportation remains the single publication by a Black in the Mittag-Leffler Institute's Acta Mathematica, one of the world's strongest mathematics journals. In 2001 he was appointed Full Professor by Georgia Institute of Technology.

Agboola: In mathematics, one does not always know of young persons working in fields outside their own, and it is a great honor to the individual if the case is otherwise. Adebisi Agboola's work in Number Theory and Arithmetic Algebraic Geometry has been mentioned to me as very good by Kevin Corlette and two of my non-Black colleagues whose area of research is mutually exclusive with Agboola, Corlette, and each other. Agboola is Full Professor of Mathematics at the University of California at Santa Barbara

Gumel: Born in Nigeria, Ph.D. in England. Abba Gumel is an extremely prolific in the areas Mathematical Biology, Non-linear Dynamical Systems, and Computational Mathematics. Currently he is a Full Professor at the University of Manitoba in Canada.

Jackson: American Trachette Jackson was a mathematics major at Arizona State in Tempe. Four years later she earned a Ph.D. in Mathematical Biology. Five years later she had ten articles under her belt and a Sloan Fellowship. Currently, Associate Professor at the Department of Mathematics University of Michigan

Johnson: British born Mathematical Physicist Clifford V. Johnson has over 60 publications since his 1992 Ph.D. Since that time he has immersed himself within String Theory (also see Sylvester James Gates) with papers and books. He is currently on leave at USC.

http://www.math.buffalo.edu/mad/madgreatest.html
Go and read and be literate but na wuru wuru to the answer una like.

https://www.nairaland.com/2674858/yorubas-cornered-nigerias-ict-sector[/you are "dominating" in ur fantasy land of media propaganda.
Ofcourse we have them.
1.Okonjo Iweala- Worldbank VP
2. Arunma Oteh- Worldbank Treasurer
3. Sandie Okoro- Worldbank Counsel general
. Provide these 3 people among u people and let world bank employ them.]
Politics › Re: Kuje Prison On Fire Happening Now by Bridget95(f): 8:01am On Mar 18, 2017
IpobExposed:
If this is true I just wish the fire will burn Nnamdi Kanu


Source 3

http://www.onenigeriablog.com/2017/03/just-in-fire-razed-kuje-prison-building.html?m=1


Source 4

http://olorisupergal.com/kuje-prison-clinic-building-fire/



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