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LouisThoru:
@POster

I heard that this same Jomo Gbomo was fu cking your stinky mother's pu ssy before she died?

ChinenyeN:
Actually I say bandwagoner because you all neglected to approach me directly to discuss with me, in an attempt to understand my view. Instead, you just went ahead to see 'sense' in Uchenna's incessant village crying. Also, you've misconstrued my statement about not changing. Lastly, you're still not getting it. I'm not asking you to agree with me (as in, I'm not asking you to go with my claims or thoughts). That would be naïve of me. Instead, I'm simply inviting you to understand, but you clearly still insist on arguing it & quite honestly, I'd rather not do the whole arguing thing. It's too much of a hassle and it doesn't get us anywhere in terms of understanding.

ChinenyeN:
Yeah, that makes sense. I agree, but I feel that a more concrete approach would be much more effective.

ChinenyeN:
You're simply displaying more preconceived notions, Chyz & I'm laughing at you bringing up the expression "ohnuhnu". It just goes to show how much you have gravely misconstrued. Lastly, of all the Igbo here on NL who have addressed me on this particular issue, only Abagworo and Asha and (quite possibly) Ezeagu do not jump at my statements the way the rest of you do (forgive me if I forget your name). Ever wondered why that is? It's because they are the only ones who seem to understand my viewpoint. They realize that I am not denying/rejecting "Igbo" & they realize that I don't have any 'anti-Igbo' agenda. The rest of you though, blindly followed Uchenna and all of his village crying. NONE among you ever tried to understand. Instead, you followed your "hero", blindly, like bandwagoners. Ever wonder why you have not yet been able to prove your claims? Ever wonder why there exists abundant, explicit evidence to the contrary of what you all repeatedly accuse me of? Even, the fact that you actively neglect where I have (times over, and even in my last response) explicitly stated that I accept & do not deny/reject "Igbo" speaks volumes about your preconceptions.

I am neither "negatively clannish" nor do I have "selfish" motives, but you refuse to accept that, even though abundant evidence exists to the contrary, and at the same time you are unable to even prove your claims and accusations.

jennykadry:
I have to agree with michelin now, I recently watched mercy's new video(parish priest) and I tell ya that gurl is "FAT" now not chubby

ChinenyeN:
It's sad how you want to use a compromised memory to substantiate your claim, BUT first thing's first, you assumed way too much here:
You're assumption here is, to avoid being brash, baseless. In order for the above to even hold any shred of truth, you will have to point me to where I stated or otherwise implied that I do in fact reject or deny the "Igbo" title. That is your first mistake. You are basing ALL of your claims on the assumption that I have or am denying/rejecting "Igbo", yet you have no way to substantiate my supposedly claimed denial or rejection of "Igbo". If anything, there is evidence to the contrary. I do in fact accept "Igbo"; just not the way you do.

Now, in addressing the rest of your post, let me show you where you failed woefully, with compromised memory. That statement you are referring to was made by Ibime, and this is what he stated.

The below, was my response to the above quote.

Your preconceived notions did not allow you to properly read and interpret Ibime's statement. You were fixated to your assumption of me rejecting/denying "Igbo", that your interpretation was in fact a mis-interpretation, and your memory of that moment has long since been compromised. Meaning that your claim, as well as your understanding has long since been baseless and lacking substantiation; founded on nothing more than pure assumption.

Now, to address the issue of where Ngwa-Ukwa stand on this issue of states, there has long-since been a call, by Ngwa-Ukwa to have Obigbo and other Ndoki villages in Rivers and Akwa-Ibom brought back to their kith and kin in Abia. Not the other way around. Looking at the larger scope, there has also long since been a call by Ngwa, Asa, Ndoki, & quite possiby some Echee (and maybe some Ikwerre) for the manifestation of Aba state. Believe it or not, quite a number want out of Rivers state. Now, delving further into the state issue, the people of Aba province were against the creation of Abia state & they preferred to remain with their cousins of Owerre province, rather than being sectioned off with Old Bende.

Long story short, you've made way too many assumptions, and you've misconstrued a lot. So, next time, try discussing with me, for understanding, instead of jumping on the Uchenna bandwagon and accusing me without taking time to properly understand the matter, the way Asha & Abagworo have, since.

ChinenyeN:
Metal, I've got no issue with you. Likewise, you shouldn't have any with me. So don't start addressing me as if we have some sort of history or beef or whatever, because we don't, and I we won't. Simple. Now, to respond to your post, there are very few threads and very few posts in which I, myself have directly raised an Ngwa this or that topic; very few. All the derailing you complain about is credited to some of your Ohnuhnu brethren, more especially your Igbo "hero" Uchenna, who just loves keeping my people's name in his mouth. So don't come accusing me of something some of your fellow Ohnuhnu seem to love to do. Now, shouldn't you go searching for that Brooklyn kid to squabble with?

I've personally experienced this here in diaspora, of all places. I didn't know what to think about it at first, but when I finally asked my father and other Ngwa about it, the response was "yeah, Ohnuhnu mock us".

ChinenyeN:
Chyz, I doubt diapora meetings are that effective.

krendo:
Double standards

Niger-|Delta terrorists are invited for tea party and given amnesty

while BokoHaram terrorists are chased with air gun ships

ChinenyeN:
Can you substantiate that claim? (I've asked this of you and co. before, but you couldn't substantiate then. . so now I'm wondering why you would, yet again make such unsubstantiated claims).

ChinenyeN:
Then what is your reasoning behind your use of "efulefu"?

ChinenyeN:
Pan-Africanist, do you even know the meaning of "tribalism"?

ChinenyeN:
hehh. . wonderful topic.

Well, in all honesty, I came here wondering "who now is the doctor, perpetuating lies? I hope these people do not think we are dumb, like when they tried telling us that they had engineered a fuel-less vehicle". No lie, that's what ran through my mind.

As for tribalism. I don't understand why people are still using it like they are. Me, I will not lie. I am a full-fledged, wholly-patriotic, clan loyalist. I see myself as a tribalist, and I don't understand what is wrong in that.

michelin89:
Hate? I love the girl. She is talented and has a lovely figure, which she must maintain because it is her trademark. When you hear Mercy, you hear curviliciousness.

michelin89:
Now I know Nigerians don't know the difference between beautiful and sexy.

Reason why Mercy J has never won.

jason12345:
Chyz, i like the way you think. we should be trying to unite ( nigeria but i am not if africa would work, so let start with nigeria) to form a formidable force in africa and the world.we are the same whether yoruba, igbo or hausa . what affects me in naija affects u, unemployment, security etc
so, lets promote the unity!!! what do you think