hwo can igbos develop other peoples land when they have not developed their own village.

freaking parasites cannot even build a block of flat without it crumbling.

show me one 8 story building in all of igbo land.

buhahahahaha

yorubas control the construction industry , we all know that.

http://www.waado.org/nigerdelta/maps/willink_commission/willink_commission_east.html


then some igbos will come and claim that the boundary was readjusted to carve out igbo areas. this map shows the states that the eastern minorities wanted as far back as 1957/1958

so i want to see what you will say now.

i can now go to bayelsa, rivers , akwa ibom , delta, and claim indigene too.

rivers state here i come.

rubbish .

dplordx: The disillusioned kid meant "Palm Oil". That was what his dad told him. He thought it was fuel.
Go learn some real geography. Im half Yoruba. We have gas, not oil....The little we got is in Ondo....and it is little.

bitch. we have coastal oil blocks. so Bleep u .

lagos and ondo state.

where is the f ucking opc. this is bullshit. we need to drive those animals away from our area.

good for her. she has improved a lot. she used to suck real bad just a few months ago.

she is now winning races at the top level.

It would appear that the God of Africa has created the Ibo nation to lead the
children of Africa from the bondage of the ages…The martial process of the Ibo
nation at all ages of human history has enabled them not only to conquer others
but also to adapt themselves to the role of preservers …The Ibo nation cannot
shrink its responsibility from its manifest destiny.
- NNAMDI AZIKIWE .


AWOLOWOS RESPONSE.

Chief Obafemi Awolowo, the acclaimed Yoruba
leader: “It seemed clear to me that [Azikiwe’s] policy was to corrode the self-respect of
the Yoruba people as a group; to build up the Ibo as a ‘master-race.’”

\so kidnapping is now a family business in the east. soo funny.

http://www.sunnewsonline.com/article/evil-alliance-family-5-arrested-kidnapping
EVIL ALLIANCE: Family of 5 arrested for kidnapping
•Demands N10m ransom

Photo: Sun News Publishing
By: Ngozi Uwujare, Ibadan
Date: Wed, 07/04/2012 - 22:48
It was a day of reckoning for five members of a family as they landed in police net for their alleged role in the kidnapping of a lady in Imo State. The state police command through its Anti-Kidnapping Squad, bust the alleged evil activities of the Osuji family and rescued their victim, Veronica Iwuchukwu, who was first abducted on May 25, 2012 from where she had gone to attend a burial.

The victim, was said to have been kidnapped by the Osujis and taken to their family compound where their mother and younger sisters fed her. Crimewatch gathered athat as soon as the victim was taken to their home, the Osujis phoned the family of the victim demanding for a N10million ransom. While the victim’s family was negotiating the ransom, the Osujis were elated and began to celebrate during which they got themselves drunk.

The victim who noticed that her abductors who were drunk, and have taken enough substance suspected to be drug, cashed in on the situation and fled. Vero as she is fondly called ran into a compound, and was trying to relate her predicament to the occupants, but she was not given the opportunity as she was chased away. Vero ran to another compound where she was also rejected.

Unfortunately, the woman could not run far as the kidnappers who had recovered from their unconsciousness went after her and she was re-abducted by them. Luck eventually ran out on the kidnappers, as some of the youths who witnessed the re-abduction went to the police station and reported the evil act at Mba Olu Police station. The police arrested the Osujis including the father, mother, daughter and two sons. Arrested also were their suspected accomplices.

The Commissioner of Police, Mr. Chris Dega, who confirmed the arrest, said the victim’s family had initially paid N1million ransom and that after collecting the money, the suspects told the victim’s family that they must pay the remaining balance of N9 million. CP Dega said when the report got to the police, the police picked their mother and warned her children through phone call that if they did not release the victim within a specific time, she would be shot.

The Osujis who did not want to gamble with their mother’s life, quickly released Vero. Vero who was praising God and the police for saving her life, told Crimewatch that she had gone for a burial and was abducted at gun- point. She explained how the Osuji’s treated her well “they really took care of me. Their mother and her daughter were cooking and providing me with food.”

The woman who was still in shock on how a whole family would be involved in kidnapping noted that as they were feeding her well, they were still demanding for N10 million ransom. However, Dega who said the force recovered some arms and ammunition in Osujis’ residence said the suspects would soon be arraigned.

Bleep the south , Bleep the east, Bleep the igbo. give us oduduwa republic now.

Obijulius:

Jonathan shld send in troops to clear that place. Why has nobody suggested that?

Of all tins yorubas r noted for cowardice ranks number 2 after filthiness/dirty. Bravery my Bottom!!!

its ur mother that is a filthy LovePeddler. when did ur filthy mother start wearing clothes idiot bastard, now u want to talk down to us.

chino11:

This is a welcome development, the Yorubas should be effectively and perpetually marginalized and schemed out, because they deserve worst things also. What did they achieve for their rotten Yoruba states during wasted years of the baboon called Obasanjorijo Useless and woe tribe. They should step up the complaint, GEJ will as usual and as always mess them up. They forgot that Tinubo sold them out for a pot of 'ewodu', the same way their foolish leaders sold out abioala to the almajiris to be slaughtered.

its ur bastard father that is useless. .

oh boy now igbos will never let us sleep.

pDude:

I'm going to rightly assume that you're Yoruba.

A few Igbos gathered on this thread to hype themselves and blow their own trumpets(because no one else would) but you brought your smelly mouth here to trash-talk abi? Good!

Na Yoruba pple full London and majority of the scum of African heritage that were found looting just happened to be Yoruba. Yes, London is bursting with you shameful lot and there is a continuous deportation of them on a weekly basis.

Thieves and looters. It runs in your blood. Just as Dimeji BankOLE and Bode George. Scum of the earth.

nah ur whole family be scum of the earth ,idiot.

look at this dummy igbo. if Nigeria break up today , u think efik and ibibio will go with igbo or u think ijaw willgo with u .


they know u want their land and oiland will never follow u .

look at these dullards. despite the evidence that has been put in front of you. you still dey question wheter we have oil. ondo state is already an oil producer.

ak47mann:

YORUBAS ARE NOW CLAIMING THAT THEY HAVE OIL I GO DIEOOOOO

is true they have plenty oil soup may be that's what poster just finish drinking his oil soup so the oil don enter his brain confuse the poor man

. who cares if u believe us.


are u retarded . check out the facts i presented. idiot.

udezue:

@Eku bear, sharap. Your people like envious backstabbing scavengers teamed up with the North so yall could steal and get everything the East ever had that you couldn't get. Its just that simple. Nothing but pure betrayal so quit making up excuses.

last time i checked the ijaws did not support biafra. so as far as I'm concerned you igbos were the criminals that wanted to control other peoples oil blocks.

if the ijaws had supported biafra then we can say that ,ok the igbos were right.

so shut up. and stop acting like its your oil.

whoa this is ridiculous.

http://www.upi.com/Business_News/Energy-Resources/2011/07/07/Northern-Nigerias-huge-oil-reserves/UPI-91561310069770/

ABUJA, Nigeria, July 7 (UPI) -- Nigeria is Africa's largest oil producer and the world's eighth largest producer but is looking for other than its traditional oil-producing areas to increase its holdings.

The Nigeroan oil industry produces 2.2 million barrels of oil a day. That provides 95 percent of the country's foreign exchange earnings and about 80 percent of its budget.

For the last five decades the bulk of Nigeria's production has come from its riverine delta region on the southern coast of the country. But that area has seen increasing militant action by locals unhappy with both their exploitation and the environmental destruction caused by the production.

The most high profile of the insurgent groups is the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta, more familiarly known as MEND.

Constant militant activity and other sabotage of oil equipment have taken a toll environmentally, too. An estimated 500 million gallons of oil have spilled into the delta.

President of the Nigerian Mining and Geosciences Society Akinola A. George is insisting that the country's north has massive quantities of oil as well, the Daily Trust reported.

"Judging by the discoveries of commercial oil in neighboring countries like Chad, Niger and even in Uganda, Kenya and Sudan, there should be in ours too, because the geology that exist there are same with the ones we have in our inland basins," George told the Daily Trust.

"It's just a matter of applying modern technology to discover it."

He said the discovery of oil in nearby countries "should serve as booster, encourage and stimulate" the government to explore for hydrocarbons in Benue trough, Chad, Anambra and other inland basins.

George points out the geographical areas lie on the Central African Rift and West Africa Rift systems.

"It would make economic and socio-economic sense to explore for oil and gas in these basins if only to increase Nigeria's hydrocarbon resources," he said.

He added the government should carry out a geophysical survey to determine possible locations of oil.

Oil production began in the Niger Delta in 1956, producing a "sweet," low-sulfur crude called Bonny Light that was easily refined, leading Nigeria two decades later to join the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries -- OPEC.

In speculating on what northern oil supplies might mean for the country George added: "Don't doubt it. There is commercial quantity of crude oil in the north.

"If oil is discovered here in the north, the over-dependence on oil in the Niger Delta will be reduced. And of course, the social and economic welfare of the people will be improved as many jobs will be created and the region will be better for it."

He advised Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan to pursue oil exploration "vigorously."



Read more: http://www.upi.com/Business_News/Energy-Resources/2011/07/07/Northern-Nigerias-huge-oil-reserves/UPI-91561310069770/#ixzz1TDjw9cal

If yorubas are cowards , then why dont you all act upon it. go out and massacre yorubas .


lets see if you survive in lagos. you will run like your fathers before u ran. running from pillar to post.

i guess opc better start preparing.

bahhaha . udeuze talking too. when did igbo turn opc to suya.



abi u wan make i call opc make dem come turn ur igbo boys to bushmeat.