Politics › Re: ODUA City.Including Pictures.It is Time for the Children of Oduduwa to dream big by chyz(m): 7:16pm On Nov 17, 2010 |
seanet02: so you dont know the difference ebele and mimiko? everything he posted is Yoruba, so keep your stinking hand locked Just the type of nonsense i expected from a pseudo-muslim of odududuwa. So because mimiko is the governor means there are no other ethnic groups from Ondo right dummy? Amaechi is the governor of Rivers State but does that make the Ijaws, Ogonis there Igbo, Like wise various other States in nigeria dummy. LOl |
Politics › Re: 80% Of River State is Igbo people, who and why did they cancel Mid West zone by chyz(m): 6:09pm On Nov 17, 2010 |
udezue: NO ZONING.
Let em run by merit please. Gbam! |
Politics › Re: ODUA City.Including Pictures.It is Time for the Children of Oduduwa to dream big by chyz(m): 6:00pm On Nov 17, 2010 |
KnowAll: Two of the southern most LG in Ondo State breakdown of officials.
TOP OFFICERS OF THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT Ode-Irele LG
1. Comrade (Hon.) Shadrack Olowojuni – Chairman-yoruba
2. Mrs. Sunmola Olowojuni – Wife of Chairman and Chairperson-yorba
3. Hon. Samuel Jibu Oriade – Supervisor for Works-yoruba
4. Hon. Segun Adegbite – Supervisor for Youth and Sports-yoruba
5. Comrade (Hon.) John Akinbebije – Supervisor for Health-yorba
6. Chief (Hon) Thompson Agbede – Supervisor for Agricultural and National Resources-yoruba
7. Hon (Mrs) Aduke Owoyemi – Supervisor for Women Affairs/Women Leader, Labour Party, Irele Local Government Area.-yoruba
8. Hon. Wilson Aruwaji – Supervisor for Education- not too sure
9. Hon. Sola Akinboyewa – Supervisor for Infrastructural Development-yoruba
10. Hon. (Mrs) Bolaji Adetuwo – Supervisor for Rural Integration-yoruba
11. Otunba Tunde Monehin – Director of Local Government Administration-yoruba
Mrs. F.I. Akinbowale – Treasurer to the Local Government- yoruba
Despite Ese-Odo being an exclusively ijo enclave her LG officials are divided between Yorubas and Ijo THE WORKING TEAM 1, Mr. Kennedy Ikantu Peretei, Chairman- Ijo 2, Mrs Olukemi Peretei, Chairperson-wife if the chair probably Yoruba 3, Hon. Stanley Elemi, Sup. For Special Duties-ijo 4, Hon. Felix George, Sup. For Political & Chieftanicy-ijo 5, Hon. M.A. Asogbo, Sup for Agriculture-ijo 6, Prince Juba A.A. H.P.M. Ese-Odo L.G.A-ijo 7, Olajide lsrael Oladipo, DLGA-yoruba 8, Hon. lsreal Emokenighan Timi, Sup.for Works-ijo 9, Hon. Olatunbosun M.Odele, Sup. For Sports & Youth Affair-yoruba 10, Hon. (Chief) E.l. Yanboh,Sup. For Health-ijo 11, Hon. Grace Adeyorinju, Sup. For Women Affairs & Youth Empowerment-yoruba 12, Prince Olabode S.O (JP), TLG-yoruba 13, Hon. Rufus Omotayo, Sup. For Education-yoruba 14, Mr Success lkiyouleimo Odogbo, Chief Press Secretary to the Chairman Ese-Odo LGA-ijo I didn't ask you that I said show me a map shoing that coastal Ondo state is not Ijaw land. Be specific about which part is ilaje and which is ijaw land. Don't show me the nonsense you have about which suggest that you all are trying to suppress those people out of Ondo State. |
Politics › Re: ODUA City.Including Pictures.It is Time for the Children of Oduduwa to dream big by chyz(m): 5:50pm On Nov 17, 2010 |
Jason12345, I hope you know people are laughing at you. You just don't know anything about nigeria demographics even nigeria. Please save yourself your pseudo-tribalistic time. I say pseudo because you are Itsekiri but want to be a yoruba tribalist.Lol |
Politics › Re: ODUA City.Including Pictures.It is Time for the Children of Oduduwa to dream big by chyz(m): 5:28pm On Nov 17, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: ODUA City.Including Pictures.It is Time for the Children of Oduduwa to dream big by chyz(m): 5:13pm On Nov 17, 2010 |
KnowAll: Read the top bit about Ilaje LG of Ondo State which is also the coastal area of Ondo State many people have a misconception that the coastal areas of Ondo State is Ijaw which is not only far-fetched but a fallacy. 
I know say e they pain u say Ikwerres who are sub-igbos are denying their Igbo heritage making your bleep**g Biafra country a landlocked, impoverish and erosion prone place, a place fit only for the damned. Don't give me that Ilaje bullshit, you think I dont know where Ilaje is? Provide map showing that it is a fallacy of coastal Ondo being Ijaw land. |
Politics › Re: Should Nigeria Return Ceased Weapons To Iran? by chyz(m): 5:10pm On Nov 17, 2010 |
Shock: There are strong facts that points to IRAN, and its government is impeding the course of investigation. , , and you term it propaganda?
Would you rather we blame the Chinese instead? I swear you people will never learn. |
Politics › Re: Should Nigeria Return Ceased Weapons To Iran? by chyz(m): 5:02pm On Nov 17, 2010 |
T9ksy: @ Chyz,
so who does? Abi the weapons just fall from the sky and miraculously found itself at the Nigerian port? Abegi, think before posting jo!!! You know you africans believe anything you are told.that's why we in the west laugh at y'all. |
Politics › Re: Should Nigeria Return Ceased Weapons To Iran? by chyz(m): 5:01pm On Nov 17, 2010 |
debosky: The arms were made in Iran (as shown on the weapons), the arms were exported from Iran (as shown by the shipping documents), the shipper is Iranian (as confirmed by the shipping agent) and it is 'propaganda'?
What evidence do you have that it is propaganda? Intelligence is sorely lacking What evidence do you have that it is the Iranian government as they are making it seem? And who you to confirm that what they are saying is true? |
Politics › Re: Should Nigeria Return Ceased Weapons To Iran? by chyz(m): 4:53pm On Nov 17, 2010 |
It's all propaganda. Iran has nothing to do with those weapons. |
Politics › Re: ODUA City.Including Pictures.It is Time for the Children of Oduduwa to dream big by chyz(m): 4:51pm On Nov 17, 2010 |
KnowAll: There is sand formation at the Western part of the Local Government extending from the Lekki peninsula in Lagos State to Araromi Sea-side and Zion Lepe, Agba to Etugbo and Ipare all, Mahin and Ugbonla the Eastern part of the Local Government Area can boast of the largest coconut plantation in West Africa. Ilaje Local Government is the largest local Government in Ondo State in terms of its landmass. According to the 1991 National Population Census, the Local Government is one of the most populated in Ondo State, with a population figure of two hundred and twenty seven thousand and thirty four (277,034. it has a shoreline covering about 180km thereby making Ondo State, a state with the longest coastline in Nigeria, Crude oil, which is the mainstay of the Nigerian economy.
Traditionally, it is grouped into 8 kingdoms namely: Mahin land under His Royal Majesty, Amapetu of Mahin, Ugboland which is under His Roayl Majesty Olugbo of Ugbo Kingdom. Aheri land under the Maporure and Etikan land under the Onikan of Etikan, Odonla land under the Alagho of Odonla, Obenla land under the Olubo of Obenla, Obe Ogbaro land under the Odoka of Obe Ogbaro, Igbokoda under the Olu of Iggbokoda and Igboegunrin under the Odede of Igboegunrin.
@ chyz
[b]Lekki peninsula in Lagos State to Araromi Sea-side - does Araromi sound like an Ijaw name to you, Ijaw's in Ondo State are visitors and are not natives. Yorubas are the majority in Ilaje.
Yoruba Kings
Olu of Iggbokoda - capital of LG and largest town - Yoruba
Ugboland which is under His Roayl Majesty Olugbo of Ugbo Kingdom. - Yoruba
Etikan land under the Onikan of Etikan - Yoruba
Odonla land under the Alagho of Odonla- Yoruba
Obenla land under the Olubo of Obenla- Yoruba
Igboegunrin under the Odede of Igboegunrin - Yoruba
I am not sure of the following:
Amapetu of Mahin - Not sure if they are Yorubas or ijo
Aheri land under the Maporure - not sure if they are yorubas or ijo
You can see out of 7 kings in Ilaje about 5 are Yorubas where u get the idea the area is ijaw is a mystery[/b] Shut your mouth you damn deceiver, you said COASTAL AREA OF ONDO STATE, which is Ijaw land. |
Politics › Re: ODUA City.Including Pictures.It is Time for the Children of Oduduwa to dream big by chyz(m): 4:27pm On Nov 17, 2010 |
KnowAll: ILAJE LOCAL GOVERNMENT, ONDO STATE NIGERIA Sunday, 11 July 2010 09:06 Coastal NEWS
The New Odua City should be around the coastal area of Ondo State. Ondo State is only about 30 km from Lekki in Lagos State.
TOURISM
Ilaje Local Government is a National tourist attraction with a shore line of about 180km in Nigeria, the coastline of the Local Government, coupled with the green grass and shrubs and Atlantic Ocean, presents it beautiful sight and weather conducive for leisure, such beautiful sight and cool wind coupled favourably with what operates in Jamaica and other places in the Caribbean where people troupe to for rest and leisure.
This can be better developed for leisure and economic purposes, Civilization started around the waters. Therefore, numerous developments in water transportation and house construction on partially or completely flooded areas are also veritable tourist attraction. Lekki Peninsula in Lagos State to Ilaje Local Government along the Atlantic Coast is about 30kilometres when proposes coastal road from Lagos is completed. On road, Igbokoda to Lagos is less than three hours drive through part of Benin. Shagamu and later Lagos Ibadan expressways. It is possible to supervise business in Igbokoda while resident in Lagos.
Casual visit to the main beach of the Local Government Headquarters (Igbokoda) reveals an imposing sculpture of a fisherman which renders a first caller agog. Also present at the main beach are hundreds of beautiful decorated ferry boats as though preparing for a boat race frusta, yet are essentially, to and from the Riverine arrears daily. Coastal area who?!!!!! That is Ijaw land, always has been and always will be. Take your Oduwa nonsense somewhere else. |
Politics › Re: Video Of Alleged Assault On Actress Ufoma Ejenabor by chyz(m): 4:08pm On Nov 17, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: 80% Of River State is Igbo people, who and why did they cancel Mid West zone by chyz(m): 3:58pm On Nov 17, 2010 |
Ibime: Who told you all the Governors were military?
Melford Okilo and Rufus Ada George were civilian, and the 1992 election between Ada George and Eric Aso was split down ethnic lines, with uplanders voting for Aso and riverines voting for Ada George.
You are right that creation of Bayelsa changed the dynamic, however Ikwerre cannot wield power in Rivers State without first cornering the whole Igboid vote.
Ikwerre is less than Kalabari in population. Don't let their presence in PH deceive you. Kalabari have as many people in PH as they do back home. My bad but it was only two before 1999 but still my theory of Ijaw dominance before the creation of bayelsa in 1996 still stands. Both Melford Okilo and Rufus Ada are George are Ijaw. Kalabari as many in PH as Ikwerre o I doubt that, not from what i've seen and remember it's their land. |
Politics › Re: 80% Of River State is Igbo people, who and why did they cancel Mid West zone by chyz(m): 3:25pm On Nov 17, 2010 |
Ibime: @ Abagworo:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rivers_State
Emohua is 200,000 Obio Akpor is 464,000 Ikwerre is 190,000 PH (including Okrika) is 540,000
If 90% of Emohua and Ikwerre are Ikwerre citizens, then Ikwerre would have about 360,000. (BTW, 90% is waaay too optimistic)
If 40% of Obio Akpor is Ikwerre, then population is circa 200,000.
Not more than 20% of PH is Ikwerre since PH LGA includes Okrika land, and most of Ikwerre land is inhabited by foreigners, so we have circa 140,000.
Altogether, we talking sum total of 800,000 at the most optimistic.
Out of total of 6.7m in Rivers State, we can see why Ikwerre failed to win Governorship in Rivers State till Amaechi.
Now Kalabari has about 600,000 people in Kalabari land. (of which at least 500,000 are Kalabari)
You can also include similar amount of Kalabari living in PH.
Hence I do not think Ikwerre have more population than Kalabari. Up until 1996 Rivers State was Ijaw dominated but them Bayelsa was created. From then on it became Igbo dominated. That plays a big factor in why Amaechi is governor of Rivers now through Peter Odili. However, the reason why he couldn't get governorship before 2007 is not because he is 'Ikwerre" and the "size" is not great enough, it is because all governors up until 1999 were installed through military rule. |
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Politics › Re: Nigeria And Biafra Rep. (why Is Nigeria Not Letting Go?) by chyz(m): 8:44am On Nov 17, 2010 |
excoba101: The reason i asked if you are a politician is that you seem to talk like you have access to a reliable source. Just like what you said above. That is why I've told these people that verbally insult Ndigbo to watch their mouths. They really don't know what is going on and how much of the negative things they are saying is being used.That's why I laugh at them. It's not about talk, discussion on NL and no action. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria And Biafra Rep. (why Is Nigeria Not Letting Go?) by chyz(m): 8:35am On Nov 17, 2010 |
DapoBear: Just because the US and UN would not support the north doesn't mean they wouldn't seek to control Delta and Rivers themselves. And if Biafra doesn't get Rivers at least, it doesn't really sound like a very interesting nation to live in. Landlocked, overpopulated, not enough farmland, no oil wealth. Not the brightest future, imo So be it. Nothing you or i can do to stop Biafra from actualizing. Those who are wanting to join will do so its already in litigation with the international court as we speak. It's a done deal. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria And Biafra Rep. (why Is Nigeria Not Letting Go?) by chyz(m): 8:32am On Nov 17, 2010 |
excoba101: What do you think of this? I'm totally against the recolonization of any African territory. Africom is a bad occurrence. Look at places like saudi arabia and kuwait and various other countries where the US has set up permanent military bases,its terrible. We Africans have gone through so much that we deserve to have freedom more that anybody else on this planet or just as much.If africans would be loving and act like brothers instead of enemies then Africom would not be a matter. However, its like if thats what it takes to separate from nigeria then so be it. We and manipulate our way out of the africom system as the word is changing. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria And Biafra Rep. (why Is Nigeria Not Letting Go?) by chyz(m): 8:16am On Nov 17, 2010 |
excoba101: Biafra might be a cause for alarm and invites in UN/US army just the way Islamic vs Kurd in Iraq, Israeli Jews and Palestine in Israel etc. Of course if there's one thing Africans as a whole don't respect or understand it's diplomacy. Most things are done off of childish emotions and by force. The US has already planned for the separation of nigeria.It has instituted Africom in nigeria, i.e. the oil producing areas so it isnt going to be long before their army colonizes us sets up base in the oil producing area. So when the country does go into mayhem there will not be a repeat of 1967. The US and UN will not support or supply the Islamic north with their fight against regions going their own ways. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria And Biafra Rep. (why Is Nigeria Not Letting Go?) by chyz(m): 8:04am On Nov 17, 2010 |
excoba101: Are you a politician? why do you ask? |
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Politics › Re: Nigeria And Biafra Rep. (why Is Nigeria Not Letting Go?) by chyz(m): 7:33am On Nov 17, 2010 |
excoba101: LMAO Just the way this girl guy always say "a typical ibo man" makes me laugh
@chyz I am from bendel and you know the pride of the Benin people. Do you think they will let bendel (BENIN/DELTA) go with biafra or form another country of their own? Just asking. Maybe complications like this will cause Nigeria never to divide.  Don't mind Bk.Babe by his words i know he doesn't hate igbo or is jealous like the other dudes. As for Bendel I'll talk about then in terms of Edo State and Delta State. In Edo there are igbos call the Igbanke clan who are apart of the Anioma Igbos in Delta state, they will go along with biafra. Now as for non-Igbos in Delta and Edo, that is up to the people of those states and the pioneers of the forming of Biafra as a country. It's not by force. Biafra will more than likely be broken up into provinces where each Nation Igbo,Ibiobio,Ijaw, and others that decide to join will be able to do their own thing. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria And Biafra Rep. (why Is Nigeria Not Letting Go?) by chyz(m): 6:52am On Nov 17, 2010 |
bk.babe97y: Soon, u'll see Chyz for what he really is: A soft spoken, but hard hearted, lying, deceitful, Biafran to the core. Just a typical Ibo man, I guess. . . . .  |
Politics › Re: Nigeria And Biafra Rep. (why Is Nigeria Not Letting Go?) by chyz(m): 6:51am On Nov 17, 2010 |
excoba101: is benin and delta (bendel) part of biafra? I think reading history about Biafra will serve you better. you should google "Biafra history" or google Biafra map. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria And Biafra Rep. (why Is Nigeria Not Letting Go?) by chyz(m): 10:48pm On Nov 16, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: Nigeria And Biafra Rep. (why Is Nigeria Not Letting Go?) by chyz(m): 10:47pm On Nov 16, 2010 |
jason12345: call me whatever! i have said what i want ! if you think you can take the niger-delta to your biafra without a war, then you are joking.
what the point of us ""the so called minorities"" coming to your biafra and be minorities ? is there reason to that? i have made my contribution.
i want different people from different ethnic groups to make their contribution without the fear of being insulted or accused.
anyway, [size=15pt] biafrans want to leave nigeria because they think they are not running things so they want to form their country and fixing in the minorities to rule over. it will not,and never happen![/size] PLEASE NONE OF MY IGBO BROTHERS SHOULD INSULT YORUBAS FOR WHAT THIS GUY IS SAYING, He is not YORUBA he is ITSEKIRI. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria And Biafra Rep. (why Is Nigeria Not Letting Go?) by chyz(m): 10:36pm On Nov 16, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: Nigeria And Biafra Rep. (why Is Nigeria Not Letting Go?) by chyz(m): 10:34pm On Nov 16, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: Nigeria And Biafra Rep. (why Is Nigeria Not Letting Go?) by chyz(m): 10:22pm On Nov 16, 2010 |
DapoBear: It isn't a big deal, tbh. But it seems a bit moronic to feign outrage when you already know someone's position, as chyz does; we've discussed this at least twice before. Either moronic or just dishonest.
Personally I'm pro self-determination. People should be able to vote and decide who then want to join up with. But obviously Nigeria as a whole is not going to feel this same way. i know your position and pro self-determination, i have no problem with it, all I'm just saying like I've said before you have to watch your tongue. Sometimes you don't realize the severity in what you say |
Politics › Re: Nigeria And Biafra Rep. (why Is Nigeria Not Letting Go?) by chyz(m): 10:18pm On Nov 16, 2010 |
It seems as though the whole Biafra, yoruba vs Igbo stuff has sprouted its head again after dying out weeks ago. I am now noticing that the emergence and fueling of it has been brought back and intensified by a non-Igbo, non-Yoruba NL member by the name of [size=13pt]Jason12345[/size], who is an Itsekiri,or so he claims. Watch his moves and see the reason for the tribal situation at hand.  |
Politics › Re: Nigeria And Biafra Rep. (why Is Nigeria Not Letting Go?) by chyz(m): 10:05pm On Nov 16, 2010 |
DapoBear: Heh, alright. Hopefully you won't complain if that occurs to you. No prob |