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Career › Re: Dehlia Umunna Appointed Clinical Professor Of Law At Harvard Law School (Photo) by christopher123(m): 4:49pm On Apr 10, 2015
nwadiuko1:
something like blessing those who bless you.......cha cha cha igbo mma mma nu!
Otua
Career › Re: Dehlia Umunna Appointed Clinical Professor Of Law At Harvard Law School (Photo) by christopher123(m): 6:49pm On Apr 09, 2015
Kennedykak:
I'm from Plateau State born in Onitsha, grew in Kano, schooled at Unijos and served in Oji-River LGA of Enugu State.
Eyaa ...that's nice nne ...I like ur spirit and open mind

You will get ur desires
Career › Re: Dehlia Umunna Appointed Clinical Professor Of Law At Harvard Law School (Photo) by christopher123(m): 6:46pm On Apr 09, 2015
OperationIgrigi:
**grins** Nwanne Adim nma, ndi be gi kwanu?
Udo nwanne
Career › Re: Dehlia Umunna Appointed Clinical Professor Of Law At Harvard Law School (Photo) by christopher123(m): 6:39pm On Apr 09, 2015
OperationIgrigi:
**grins** Ilekeh i can see you viewing. Any hateful thoughts? **LOLS**
Agu igbo ..kedu ije
Career › Re: Dehlia Umunna Appointed Clinical Professor Of Law At Harvard Law School (Photo) by christopher123(m): 6:36pm On Apr 09, 2015
Kennedykak:
Igbos inspite of all the hates and pains of the civil war, yet they still break barriers onshore and offshore. I duff my hat for this people. I sometimes wish I was igbo but destiny will put my into the hands of a loving and hard working igbo man.

Igbo mma mma nu o! Nno...

Chineke wetaram ego na-abia grin
Nne ur igbo is flawless did u grow in igbo land ...where are u from

If u wish us good u will get good
Career › Re: Dehlia Umunna Appointed Clinical Professor Of Law At Harvard Law School (Photo) by christopher123(m): 6:29pm On Apr 09, 2015
Every day I see reason why i should be thankful of my igbotic nature ...whike some monkeys wants to Chase us into lagoon ..our lord keep prospering us
Politics › Re: [picture] Here Is The Real Problem Of The Igbos by christopher123(m): 11:00am On Apr 09, 2015
Horllamideh:
Is this funny at all??......I find it hard to spare a laugh
I lol ....he was high
Politics › Re: [picture] Here Is The Real Problem Of The Igbos by christopher123(m): 10:51am On Apr 09, 2015
Oba is high

Lol
Mcbussy:
hehehehe grin....bro u sef don drink enuf orijin for dream. grin
Politics › Re: Forgive Akiolu And Move On, Buhari Tells Igbo by christopher123(m): 8:01am On Apr 09, 2015
hriz:
if ibo leaders apologize in dr zone, which very well will create a peaceful environment! Den I suppose u shldnt be in lagos? An oba cannot apologize n yes he is above d law! Welcome to trad 101! Most ibos need be tot that b4 migrating!
But in a recent turn of events, the Oba has
issued an apology to the Igbos and everyone
offended by his tirade, blaming his actions on
the popular Alcoholic drink, ORIJIN.’
In his statement, he said;
“I want to offer my unequivocal apologies to
the Igbo people for the things I said. I am sorry.
I was drunk. I was drinking some Orijin just
before the meeting. It was my 1st time, it was
so sweet, I did not know it would be so
intoxicating. I have ordered that all Orijin
Bottles and Cans should be thrown into the
Lagoon Instead”.
Meanwhile, Boys in Lagos are planning to
protest the Oba’s move to throw all the Orijin
into the Lagoon. They have paid a Twitter
Trender to trend the Hashtag #
DontDrownOurOrijin.
.
http://www..ng/2015/04/07/oba-of-lagos-confesses-i-was-high-on-orijin/
Politics › Re: Forgive Akiolu And Move On, Buhari Tells Igbo by christopher123(m): 7:58am On Apr 09, 2015
Ihuomadinihu:
And Hausas and Yorubas are not in the East? Has any Igbo ruler made such comments against them. Even against Fulanis that destroy properties and molest women in the East? By the way,i don't stay in Lagos,i guess you think all Igbos live in Lagis?
The oba should have shut his trap when he knew he couldn't apologize. These are sensitive moments in a choatic country and all the tribalistic oba can do is to make such silly comments. Who is he to tell igbos who to vote?
Above the law my foot? Who placed him above the law,lol. A leader that can't control his tongue can never be above the law,my friend. He only succeded in devaluing the traditional seat in the eyes of non Yorubas.
But in a recent turn of events, the Oba has
issued an apology to the Igbos and everyone
offended by his tirade, blaming his actions on
the popular Alcoholic drink, ORIJIN.’
In his statement, he said;
“I want to offer my unequivocal apologies to
the Igbo people for the things I said. I am sorry.
I was drunk. I was drinking some Orijin just
before the meeting. It was my 1st time, it was
so sweet, I did not know it would be so
intoxicating. I have ordered that all Orijin
Bottles and Cans should be thrown into the
Lagoon Instead”.
Meanwhile, Boys in Lagos are planning to
protest the Oba’s move to throw all the Orijin
into the Lagoon. They have paid a Twitter
Trender to trend the Hashtag #
DontDrownOurOrijin.
.
http://www..ng/2015/04/07/oba-of-lagos-confesses-i-was-high-on-orijin/
Politics › Re: [picture] Here Is The Real Problem Of The Igbos by christopher123(m): 7:55am On Apr 09, 2015
moderatorr1:
PROBLEM OF THE IGBOS
No matter how you look at it, The Igbos have not quite recovered from the devastating loss at the Biafran war.
6 million Igbo people died.

Thats 3 times larger than the number of people in most states.
Thats 2 times larger than the number of voters APC used to Win PDP (in this case considering that most PDP voters came from the south)
These are 6 million men and women that could have by now given birth to lets say (6 million times 3 children each) making it above 20 million extra people in the east. This figure would flawlessly win any election.

These are 6 million men and women who could be senators, governors, professors holding positions all over Nigeria.
Wikipedia put the figure at 2 million. But then, that's still a very huge loss.
The rest of the survivors were thrown into abject poverty when Gowon leveled all the bank accounts of all igbos to only N20 after the war and declared that all properties owned by igbos outside Igboland have been officially abandoned.
It was a fatal blow, the problem of the Igbos is not any of the things most people mention.
So when you see that most igbos are traders, its because of that - no other alternative. Most Igbos you see today are the first persons in their family to make any cash.
When you see Igbos traveling all over the world doing all sorts of businesses, its because they are on a do or die state. No road backwards, no inheritance from the earlier generation, they were almost wiped out.
No matter how you look at it, that war was totally wrong. And should have been stopped after 6 months. Full blown out war was not the best solution at that point.
May take upwards of 100 years to recover. So when you see all these other parts of the society threatening war and violence, detonating IDEs and other shitty stuff, its because they have not seen war. They have not witnessed an entire adult population wiped out and the rest automatically rested to far below UN poverty level. Carrying guns around on camera and shooting a few people is called skirmishes and incidences, its nothing close to war.

But i don't see Igbo presidency in 2019, 2023.
In 2023, an Igbo may successfully emerge as Vice.
Then before 2030. We could have a president.
But who really cares where the president comes from if they perform well.

Source: Dave Ozoalor https://m.facebook.com/daveozoalor
Who told u how many igbo died in war ..did u do the body count



But the oba begged finally





But in a recent turn of events, the Oba has
issued an apology to the Igbos and everyone
offended by his tirade, blaming his actions on
the popular Alcoholic drink, ORIJIN.’
In his statement, he said;
“I want to offer my unequivocal apologies to
the Igbo people for the things I said. I am sorry.
I was drunk. I was drinking some Orijin just
before the meeting. It was my 1st time, it was
so sweet, I did not know it would be so
intoxicating. I have ordered that all Orijin
Bottles and Cans should be thrown into the
Lagoon Instead”.
Meanwhile, Boys in Lagos are planning to
protest the Oba’s move to throw all the Orijin
into the Lagoon. They have paid a Twitter
Trender to trend the Hashtag #
DontDrownOurOrijin.
.
http://www..ng/2015/04/07/oba-of-lagos-confesses-i-was-high-on-orijin/
Politics › Re: Why Are Igbo Towns 98% Indigenous? by christopher123(m): 8:55pm On Apr 08, 2015
gmyguy:
The honest bitter truth is that we can't do without each other
Who told u that
Politics › Re: Why Are Igbo Towns 98% Indigenous? by christopher123(m): 8:50pm On Apr 08, 2015
kaybams1:
What is this one saying?
He is saying your people are dullards and retardedd
Politics › Re: Why Are Igbo Towns 98% Indigenous? by christopher123(m): 8:37pm On Apr 08, 2015
Feraz:
My sister, na so I shoooock when Tallesty1 write something. The guy been use one analogy about one Texas man wee den thief hin horse. I come dey reason say "even tallesty"? the hate don dey grow oh. . .

Topic, I have asked numerous persons and I am yet to get an answer: have you gone there to do something and you were chased out? Have you bought a land, built a house and it was taken from you? Have you ever tried to establish a source of livelihood there and were denied? In my hometown, a man I thought was Igbo when growing up was actually a Ghanaian. This guy has lived there for years, speaks our language, built his home, married an Igbo woman, did his business peacefully and also attended meetings that ensured the community is kept clean and the road smooth. So many other people also in other part of the SE. Why this unhealthy generalisation?

It has not resulted to this bro!!! undecided
I just said ikpu nne. Ya ...abi obu na nne ya enwero ikpu?
Politics › Re: Oba Is Right, APC Can Make Life Unbearable For Igbos In Lagos - Okorocha by christopher123(m): 8:27pm On Apr 08, 2015
Rochas has sung his elergy and that will be written on his political tombstone



Imo people prove this for me biko
Politics › Re: Why Are Igbo Towns 98% Indigenous? by christopher123(m): 11:43am On Apr 08, 2015
bsolo1:
Mr man i 4rm Niger Delta, but dis ur Biafra nonsense doz nt concern me....
Ikpu nne gi niger delta
Politics › Re: Why Are Igbo Towns 98% Indigenous? by christopher123(m): 11:33am On Apr 08, 2015
oikechukwu:
Lady don't come here and spread rumors. I'm delta igbo, name one time delta igbo have collectively said we don't like or even argue with SE igbo. Ika ppl does not represent us and una really need to stop using them as a reference to delta igbo. We seriously getting fed up with this baseless accusation all the time. Wetin we do una?
Ogo don't mind her what we do is brothers yabbing even ika are purest igbo with benin migrants

Kedu ije nna
Politics › Re: Why Are Igbo Towns 98% Indigenous? by christopher123(m): 9:11am On Apr 08, 2015
tonytony208:
Yeah, am staying here and eating it and enjoying it too. I am not running around like a fugitive and aimless wanderer from OSU generation. I love it in my father's land. My own people don't label me as an outcast (OSU). So, why should I run around like fugitive when I don't descend from the biblical Cain? But you, can you say that about yourself? Never. You are an OSU by birth and you descend from Cain. So, you must wander around like a fugitive.
What i
Politics › Re: Why Are Igbo Towns 98% Indigenous? by christopher123(m): 8:44am On Apr 08, 2015
PentiumPro:
Denial denial denial grin
#teamproudlyNigerian
Suit yourself ..is it not Yoruba that said they won't rent house for omo ibo
Politics › Re: Why Are Igbo Towns 98% Indigenous? by christopher123(m): 8:37am On Apr 08, 2015
tonytony208:
If your thoughtless self must know, gbegiri is a sweet soup.
Stay there and eat it then stop complaining
Politics › Re: Why Are Igbo Towns 98% Indigenous? by christopher123(m): 8:35am On Apr 08, 2015
oikechukwu:
This is why yoruba scream and cry hostile treatment in igboland. It is because the government refuses to give them free handouts and free lands in the state



Who really wants a community that constantly wants free handout from tax payers money. Even the hausa community never dared it in igboland and they outnumber yoruba there.

Ever wonder apart from yoruba, noone else cries of marginalization in any part of igboland be it SS or SE despite the non indigenous SS and northerners outnumber them there.

We actually grateful you people are not heading g to igboland. The few we ready got are just nuisance demanding free stuff as if your government ever did so for any Igbo in lagos. Abeg don't come. Igboland is not a land for lazy ppl
Seconded nwanne
Politics › Re: Why Are Igbo Towns 98% Indigenous? by christopher123(m): 7:54am On Apr 08, 2015
PentiumPro:
Why is it that all Igbo towns are mostly made up of indigenous Igbos
People will rather go to Calabar, Port Harcourt or Uyo than to stop at Onitsha which is closer.
Is it that Igbos are not friendly or there are not enough opportunities outside buying and selling in these igbo towns and cities.
You must be a Yoruba and one thing is that you people are afraid to venture and who told u port Harcourt ain't igbo town with ijaw zones or u wish it away...uyo is ibibio and cousin to. Igbo


We have hausa qtr in igbo land the only problem is Yoruba is too weak and lazy to venture. out of Gbegiri zone
Politics › Re: Oba Of Lagos Is Not Even Yoruba by christopher123(m): 8:03pm On Apr 07, 2015
crownprince102:
@Ikengawo ......; Yes, He is an Ijaw man from Otuoke and his mother is from Okrika. Mumu of our time.



Lagos is truly tributary to Benin Kingdom but Benin is also tributary to the Oyo Empire.



The whole of Yoruba land belongs to Oyo including Benin Kingdom and Dahomey in Benin Republic. That's why Benin kings are termed as "OBA"



Ilorin kings are termed as Emir because Kakanfo Afonja (Field marshal Afonja) who is the army commander betrayed the Oyo kingdom and colluded with Usman Dan Fodio to fight for the freedom of Ilorin and they were successful.



Ikengawo, if Benin kingdom is tributary to Oyo, does that make Oba of Benin an Oyo man? Please get cogent history and add common sense before posting historical thread like this next time.



Dahomey and Benin are tributary to Oyo kingdom and that doesn't make their kings a Yoruba man. Can you say because Nigeria was formerly under britain, all our leader including GEJ you almost died are Brits?




Rilwan is an islamic name while Akinolu is a pure Yoruba name, can you bring a benin man with the name Akinolu?



Though Lagos was tributary to Benin, the culture of Benin Kingdom have no influence in Lagos or have you ever seen Eyo festival celebrated in Benin?



Please note that only Isale Eko the place known as Lagos island today was tributary to Benin, the like of Abadagiri (which was rechristened by the whites to Badagry) was an not under Benin but was under Oyo kingdom ruled by Alaafin.
Revisionist ..is it oyo empire that women from dahomey crumble or is it the one that fulani took over

Yoruba wars are cowardice filled
Politics › Re: Opinion: Our Government Should Remove "STATE OF ORIGIN" In Filling Forms by christopher123(m): 6:50pm On Apr 07, 2015
Alcatraz001:
God forbid bad thing, why should we abandon State of Origin? This agitation will make sure that all ibos are killed in all parts of Nigeria because they are the ones Championing this course of action.

My question to the ibos is what is really chasing you from Alaigbo, I went to Enugu for a Graduate Course for a year in Enugu and its really a nice place so I wonder why ibos can't develop their states.

The main aim of this agitation is to claim Lagos and it won't work because we Yorubas are too wise for that gimmick. The NASS will throw any bill to that effect out because it is filled with Hausa and Yoruba Parliamentarians. God forbid a situation where an Okechukwu will claim Ogun State,where will be his Father's Compound,Hometown etchuh

The Solution is for Aka Ikenga to hold an Extra Ordinary Summit to lay out plans for mass repatriation of Properties,Human and material resources to igbo land so it can develop.

This spat in Lagos is just the beginning, we yorubas will never cede an inch of Our Ancestral Land to ibos to claim its their Father's Land so no need of trying, we upcoming youths of Oodua are very alert to the gimmicks of the Biafrans to Annex our land, we would rather die in War than allow that to happen.

The idea of Scrapping State of Origin is Dead on Arrival!
In enugu did u see spirit hope enugu was deserted lol




We are here to take the economy simple
Crime › Re: Photo Of AAU Female Body Found Close To School Gate by christopher123(m): 6:35pm On Apr 07, 2015
jaetrill:
Hey my kiddo!!! I will Go and Die!!!
You said it all
Crime › Re: Photo Of AAU Female Body Found Close To School Gate by christopher123(m): 5:09pm On Apr 07, 2015
Just look at him and his written English and look at his sentence structure and he is a graduate


I am correct after all ..you proved me right

Tobechuckwu:
I graduated from d same university,u don't know wat u are saying cuz i can stand any graduate from any Nigeria university!D main tin u av to know is dat u don't actually count,ur opinion is not needed.We'v notice u,thx for d comment nd 1T4 area is known for such act!RIP gurl!
Politics › Re: Pix Of Gov Rochas Okorocha As Surprise Uninvited Guest At A Wedding Today by christopher123(m): 11:36am On Apr 07, 2015
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