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Franzeez:
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Retardedd General
Kunu drunk
Old fool



Feel free to add your in preparation for bashing any of his failures.

Also anyone good in editing pix should start

Yeye! Post what other name do you want to call him apart from 'President of Nigeria'

jayfolarin:
Real change? Why are people bent on dragging lagos back? You can't help but wonder if oba akiolu's outburst is justified going by the shady reasons you igbos have given for wanting to vote jimi agbaje over ambode. It's glaringly a vote of hatred for the development of lagos state. What are y'all scared of really?

Not scared of anything. Why are you discriminating. Lagos is sweet and we like to there! what's your problem please.

MsNas:
Can you substantiate your claims with evidence? No? Then it's none of your business wherever Tinubu came from. He's Yoruba isn't it? Then Lagosians do not mind. What they have a problem with is you "at'oko wá ba'léjés" demanding what's not yours in the first place.

You will never find a Yoruba person, even if they were born and bred in Lagos claim to be Lagosian (even of their mom was from Lagos), cos we all know where we came from and we do not covert what's not ours. It's only your people who are too greedy that they keep coverting what's not yours while your ancestral homes falls into derelict. Èmi ò ní f'owó òsì juwe ilé bàbá mi. Be proud of what you are and stop dragging what's not.

Thankfully, Yorubas are aware now and we know not to treat you guys with kids gloves any longer.

More and more Ibos will move into Lagos, Lagos too sweet! after all is one Nigeria, you are suppose to be my Yoruba brother. Stop hating and embrace me!

Super1Star:
Who are the everybody?

How are we related to Igbos?

Is Lagos not part of land bequeathed to our generations by our ancestors? Are all yoruba ancestors not from Oduduwa? Is Tinubu not a descendant of Oduduwa? Being a descendant of Oduduwa, Tinubu has a right on any yorubaland, likewise myself?

Do any foreigner has any right on a grain of soil of yorubaland, Capital No.

Copy that greedy and covetous omo y1bo.

What is this mengistu even saying? E ma gbo oro ode ti eleyii n so. Awon omo ti won leko.

Yes you are related to Ibos afterall its one Nigeria , so whats your problem!

MsNas:
You are pathetic! Yam head? Where do Nigerians get these silly acronyms from? Get an education and tell your people to stop rubbing their hosts the wrong way. FYI: My "best friends" here are also Igbos, but that doesn't stop them from calling me Ofe Mmanu, N.gbati, Hausa Slave or Saboteur. Wake up and smell the coffee!!

Anyways change has come to All Nigerians. More Ibos are coming to Lagos soonest and we all will enjoy Lagos together.
Stop being petty. All Nigerians can migrate to Lagos for all I care, live in peace with your neighbours, jest them if they jest you and move on.

Super1Star:
Greediness and covetousness are next to the sin of witchcraft.

You misquoted the bible yam head!

The bible says wickedness is same as witchcraft. You sound a wicked person. jealous tribal bigot! Back to sender from all angles and circumference IJN

Super1Star:
Who cares where you live?

You can be living in timbuktu or kandahar or kalamazoo or hell, for all I care.

More Ibos will come into Lagos soonest. Good change has come, we all go dey enjoy Lagos together. Its called Nigeria and Lagos is a state in Nigeria. All Nigerian can migrate to Lagos for all I care.

fsk1:
Good,there is space for a cook if u re interested

You can apply as his shoe shiner! lol

[quote author=Hawlahscho post=32736740][/quote]Its called a forum. Pig head!!

Super1Star:
Who are the everybody?

How are we related to Igbos?

Is Lagos not part of land bequeathed to our generations by our ancestors? Are all yoruba ancestors not from Oduduwa? Is Tinubu not a descendant of Oduduwa? Being a descendant of Oduduwa, Tinubu has a right on any yorubaland, likewise myself?

Do any foreigner has any right on a grain of soil of yorubaland, Capital No.

Copy that greedy and covetous omo y1bo.

What is this mengistu even saying? E ma gbo oro ode ti eleyii n so. Awon omo ti won leko.

Jealousy Stinks!!

Super1Star:
Who are the everybody?

How are we related to Igbos?

Is Lagos not part of land bequeathed to our generations by our ancestors? Are all yoruba ancestors not from Oduduwa? Is Tinubu not a descendant of Oduduwa? Being a descendant of Oduduwa, Tinubu has a right on any yorubaland, likewise myself?

Do any foreigner has any right on a grain of soil of yorubaland, Capital No.

Copy that greedy and covetous omo y1bo.

What is this mengistu even saying? E ma gbo oro ode ti eleyii n so. Awon omo ti won leko.

Am talking from a general point. I don't live in Lagos ok.

shachris:
so it has shifted from betrayal to non payment?

No be by force we are tired of him and all his shit!

MsNas:
Can you substantiate your claims with evidence? No? Then it's none of your business wherever Tinubu came from. He's Yoruba isn't it? Then Lagosians do not mind. What they have a problem with is you "at'oko wá ba'léjés" demanding what's not yours in the first place.

You will never find a Yoruba person, even if they were born and bred in Lagos claim to be Lagosian (even of their mom was from Lagos), cos we all know where we came from and we do not covert what's not ours. It's only your people who are too greedy that they keep coverting what's not yours while your ancestral homes falls into derelict. Èmi ò ní f'owó òsì juwe ilé bàbá mi. Be proud of what you are and stop dragging what's not.

Thankfully, Yorubas are aware now and we know not to treat you guys with kids gloves any longer.

Tribal bigot. pity your life. I don't stay in Lagos u hear. and my best friend here is a Yoruba. You cant make me hate her nonsense. Yam head!

shachris:
so someone that is fighting for rivers state oil to stay in rivers state is fighting for himself abi?

Oil wells that were never disputed till GEJ and his greed came onboard.

You nova see anything. Ameachi has kept the judiciary system in Rivers State under lock and key for over a year now. Has not paid workers salary. They were shouting to be paid before elections and he ignored them. I beg leave me u hear!

cKaiser:
The owners of Lagos have gathered all visitors beware

Tinubu is the number one Visitor- Osun state man wen don tif Lagos dry

Goke7:
ok o we await another counter political coup according to your theory

I get time

Kolade354:
I know you are Pro-Pdp but Pdp dont rig it is Apc that rig.........But are you aware that there was no void votes in Enugu Hun.

We are talking about under aged votes.

Kolade354:
Lol I cant laugh oooo..........The northerners are damn crazy..........Pdp be mumu party den dey rig for rivers and akwa ibom forgetting kano almairis plenty yapa......Ride on Baba-Buhari.

These kids pics shown voting which is constitutionally wrong are almajiri right

Make e pray well o! especially for his utterances.

Goke7:
things will become clearer after may 29 when there will be lots of realignment and more decamping abi no be this Nigeria?

This just shows where we have politicians who can take risks and navigate roads that no one has taken before, they set the pace and others follow, period.

Not setting pace. was a purposeful political coup.

OAM4J:
What about PDP?

Base on the same sentiments you gave, can we also say PDP is gradually turning to SS and SE party?

lol! PDP seem to have been turned into one by force not by choice otherwise we'll have a one party system which is not healthy for Nigeria....

The cows look healthy

Good so Please give everyone equal chance like you gave Tinubu who came all the way from Osun state to control indigenes of Lagos

NeuroBoss:
Since the Oba of Lagos uttered his controversial Lagoon jibe, Lagos has come under a certain attack. It is the foray called, “No Man’s Land.” By that the settlers say Lagos is Nigeria’s city and no ethnic group should lay claim to it as their own.
The position came into play in the just-concluded governor election. It also reared its insular head in the aftermath of the National Assembly and presidential polls in which non-indigenes scooped a haul of seats by besting indigenes.
This sort of attitude is not only arrogant, but. also inherently disrespectful. 
No one settles in a place and displays a proprietary disdain because the indigenes open their hearts and minds and money to them.
The point often made is that Lagos was Nigeria’s capital city, and because of that it soared into a special status in the country. On that score, they argue, the indigenes have lost the right to claim it. It is now Nigeria’s Jerusalem where every tribe and tongue and worshipper has as much right as the other.
This sort of thinking is defective on a number of points. One, it is historical revisionism. That Lagos was a capital city did not happen out of a whim. Where were the other ethnic groups when the indigenes fought wars, built the city, and turned it from a near wilderness into the mustard seed of city? Did they know when Kosoko and Akintoye duelled for the throne? In the colonial era, Lagos was not the only city they treasured. Others included Calabar, Port Harcourt, Lokoja, et al. The reason Lagos transcended others is rooted in the indigenous population’s attitudes to others, their cultural liberalism and economic expansiveness. The colonial authority focused on it, and developed it because it opened itself to such fertility of progress.
Lagos also allowed itself to flower during the fury days of nationalism, breeding names like Azikiwe, Ojike, Mbadiwe, Awolowo, Adelabu, etc. In fact, the dominant party was NCNC, and it was an umbrella for all tribes. The non-Yoruba politicians learned Yoruba, and that itself was homage to the indigenes. How do you learn the language of the indigenes and say it is no man’s land. Zik was fluent in Yoruba, and it helped him ascended the roof in the high noon of Nigerian nationalism. Lagos was not the only port city, and was it the only city that persons surged to make a new beginning? But Lagos exceeded others because of its indigenous people’s open arms.
What happened in the past few weeks with the Igbo against the Yoruba was unfortunate because both ethnic groups have lived together in Lagos for a generation without much rancour. In fact, many of the Igbo have resided in Lagos without a sense of alienation as the indigenes have given them free rein in commerce and culture.
But it was the last election that triggered this, and it was the shadow of President Goodluck Jonathan that we should blame. He came to town to incite the non-indigenes, including those in the Niger Delta, against the APC. By implication, he characterised the APC as a Yoruba and Hausa party. He even held meetings with them without decency and in one of such outings he said INEC was discriminating against them in the distribution of PVCs. Those who are quick to call him a statesman should note this.
Jimi Agbaje, the PDP governorship candidate, fuelled this by ratcheting up the emotions of the Igbo against the ruling party in the state. This ethnic card led to the vote pattern in the presidential poll. Southsouth and Southeast people decided to vote against the ruling party based essentially on ethnic as well as religious grounds. The factor of faith ossified the revulsion against the APC. Even though the APC prevailed, the pattern revealed ominous fault lines of faith and tribe.
The concept of no man’s land is a prostitution of the constitution that allows residency in Nigeria, and therefore allows any person of whatever tribe to contest elections anywhere as long as they are constitutionally accepted as residents. It is prostitution because few adhere although all should. If Lagos accepts and acts it, it is expected to be respected by all. But as far as I know, it is rare to see what happens in Lagos anywhere else in the country.
It is this lack of hostility to strangers that has now been taken to mean acquiescence. Only Lagos has grown to accept the spirit of residency requirement for election. Other parts of the country accept it, but only philosophically.
But before Jonathan, the indigenes have not openly challenged Lagos as Yoruba land. The last time it significantly caused rumpus was in the 1950’s when Zik wanted a Yoruba man, Prince Adedoyin, to step down from the legislative seat for him. He refused and Zik went to his father, and his father, an Oba, shunned him. Zik had earlier boasted about the role of the Igbo as the tribe of destiny in Africa, and that led to ethnic self-awareness among the Yoruba who had naively believed that the Igbo elite were playing politics without tribal fidelity.
The Yoruba, especially with the Ibadan People’s Party, scuttled Zik who was on his way to become the first premier of the Western Region. Zik cried foul, and lobbed a charge of tribal politics against the indigenes. He did not especially help himself when Eyo Ita, a minority in the East, was denied the chance to be premier of the East.
The Yoruba self-awareness in stopping Zik reflects Shakespeare’s words in Hamlet: “Beware of entrance into a quarrel; but being in, bear it that the opposed should beware of thee.” That self-awareness is palpable today in Lagos.
The bad blood in the past few weeks contradicts the feeling of mutual peace both ethnic groups have had for over a generation. Even during the civil war, the Yoruba did not only keep Igbo property, but kept their rents. It is unfortunate that it took the serpentine zeal of a Jonathan to rake up suppressed bad blood. It is the same Jonathan that did not fulfill any major promise to the Igbo and who only fattened its opportunistic elite with juicy contracts and appointments. In Lagos, all ethnic groups have enjoyed dividends of good government. It’s not perfect, but Lagos has remained the state of example.
The United States has always called itself a melting pot, and that means all who come from outside should not impose their will, but be part of the society. That is in contrast to Canada known as a mosaic. In a mosaic, outsiders maintain their full will but outside the mainstream.
The poet Walt Whitman noted this about America. “I am large/I contain multitudes.”
But we have to go back to healing now, and learn to live together. No group needs to be punished for how it voted. It is part of the beauty of democracy. But it means we should learn to understand that diversity calls for the acceptance of the other side in a bid to build a society not hampered by clannish virtues but riding on the wings of merit.

Good so Please give everyone equal chance like you gave Tinubu who came all the way from Osun state to control ndigenes of Lagos

Obanikoro spoke well.

olexjay:
Source: http://www..com/talk/topic,255242.0.html

I think NL is not giving me the chance of posting the source but its from a true source and will try to look for another source to share the link.

Well Spoken!!!

jimi4us:
In 2011 we all voted for jonathan, and Buhari cried like a baby and said he will make sure GEJ government will never know peace.
He funded his boko haram to make sure that GEJ will never have rest throughout his tenure.
APC jihadist have succeeded, but whose Oil will they use in running or (feeding) this country? i hope they are thinking of palm oil not crude oil. Yes am in support of Asari dokubo and other militants to disturb his own government too, cos whats good for the goose is also good for the gander. so mr Mallam should better figure out another source of income for these country.as for the international oil companies, they should better start packing out cos war is coming soon. And for those who think mallam can use military force to defeat us should better ask Obasanjo how far with him and the militants. this is 2015 not 1970s or 1980s. We are fully equip too like the Navy and Army. this government will never know peace till their last day. we are giving the IOC four months to leave the Niger Delta region or else they will regret not listening. WAR IS COMING BACK TO THE CREEKS AGAIN. as for those who will be quoting me saying mallam will do this or that, trust me he will soon die of heart attack. he will never know peace too till the end.



http://dailypost.ng/2015/01/03/boko-haram-killings-increased-buharis-threat-make-nigeria-ungovernable-fasehun/

No be for Niger delta war go come. who posted this yeye post!

Ayima:
Please you guys should leave Amaechi alone, He is not the worst, we have so many serpents who are putting on flowering faces. The only thing is that he speaks out when ever he smells trouble.

He is the real trouble!!

fsk1:
It does not matter whether they win or lose.What else does a two-term governor,a ruling party stalwart needs?

Believe it or not,as far as politics is concerned,ROTIMI AMAECHI has made it.

Haters keep hating,amaechi will soon be busy in the aso rock,changing Nigeria.

We wish him well there. lol!

shachris:
So you define someone that fights for the right, freedom and development of his people a trouble makers? you rather he obeys every damn thing the president and his wife dictates So he can be a peace lover?

by the way, who started all the troubles?

you fall my hands. I expected more from u.

How did he fight for the right, freedom and development of his people ?
Jonathan is not a control freak. He is a gentle man.
Na you fall my hand pass!

truefact:
Buhari will Now convert the oil to North... .

In your dream abi you think he is your type. tif

donphilopus:
Shut that bleep up. He's my brother from Edo State. Are you more Niger Delta-d than him? Or you think the people of Edo State are that foolish to think alongside other sentimental Niger Deltans? Check the Presidential Election Result and see what I mean!

Edo was APC long back, so no biggy that I understand. What about all the northern states that ran into APC of recent aren't they sentimental right?? check your post. Yam head.!!!!