Politics › Re: Presidency Mounts Security Surveillance On Kaduna, Jos by chyz(m): 1:25am On Sep 25, 2010 |
I like this proactive move by JonnyBoy. Had it been a northern president there would be no deployment of troops. |
Politics › Re: Jonathan Sacks Goc's, Brigade Of Guard Commanders by chyz(m): 7:15pm On Sep 24, 2010 |
[size=15pt] Nigerian Army Redeploys Senior Officers[/size] Ifedayo Adebayo September 24, 2010 05:12PM [img] http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/dt.common.streams.StreamServer.cls?CONTENTTYPE=image/jpeg&STREAMOID=VHZ4N7ZQ4n$vvJXMi2c_ey6SYeqqxXXqBcOgKOfTXxRJvIsz$NkZMYqDGWTvD$bonW_PgxgftuECOcfJwS6Jtlp$r8Fy$6AAZ9zyPuHJ25T7a9GKDSxsGxtpmxP0VAUyHL6IDcZHtmM2t7xO$FHdJG95dFi6y2Uma3vSsvPpVyo-[/img] The seeming ongoing country’s security re-organisation which started two weeks ago by President Goodluck Jonathan, on Friday took a new twist as the Nigerian Army carried out a posting exercise, which resulted in the redeployment of some of its major senior officers. The posting as contained in a statement issued by the Director, Army Public Relations Chris Olukolade, revealed that the reshuffle brings J.O Shoboiki, a Major General to become the General Officer Commanding (GOC) 1 Division, M.D Abubakar, a Brigadier General move to GOC 2 Division, S.O Idoko, a Major General to GOC 3 Division, K.T.J Minimah, a Brigadier General to GOC 81 Division, SY Bello, a Major General to GOC 82 Division, M.A Nasamu, a Brigadier General move to Commander Army Headquarters Garrison and E.J Atewe, a Colonel is now the Commander Brigade of Guards. Similarly, C.O Onwuamaegbu, a Major General is now commandant of the Nigerian Defence Academy as the former Academy’s helmsman M.A Yerima, a Major General moves to the Defence Headquarters as Chief of Training and Operations. C.O Omoregie, a Major General is also now the new Commander of the Joint Task Force. The Army Headquarters will also have new principal staff officers, who include O Akinyemi, a Major General as the Chief of Policy and Plans. L.P Ngubane, a Major General is now the Chief of Training and Operations, B.S Usara, a Major General takes over as the Chief of Army Standards and Evaluation, B.C Azunrunwa, a Major General as the Chief of Logistics, A.B Maitama, a Major General assumes the duty of the Chief of Administration. Mr Olukolade states that other positions affected by the posting, are a few staff appointments at the Defence and Army Headquarters. The Army however, states that the postings were carried out as step to cater for “deployments in the force following recent retirements and appointments in the Nigerian Army. Affected officers are expected to resume at their new posts immediately.” Earlier in the month, a statement by Ima Niboro, the president’s spokesman, announced the sack of the country’s service chiefs inherited from the Yar’Adua administration and named the newly appointed service chiefs as Oluseyi Petinrin, an Air Marshal who becomes the chief of defence staff; Onyeabo A. Ihejirika, a Major General, is chief of army staff; O.S Ibrahim, a Rear Admiral, is chief of naval staff; and Mohammed Dikko Umar, an Air Vice-Marshal, steps in as chief of air staff. Mr Ihejirika is the first Igbo to head the Army since the end of the civil war.Also, the former inspector general of police, Ogbonna Onovo was replaced by Hafiz A. Ringim who will be acting in that capacity while Ita Ekpeyong replaces A.A Gadzama as the new director general of the State Security Services (SSS). http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/News/Metro/Politics/5623029-146/nigerian_army_redeploys_senior_officers.csp |
Politics › Re: Utomi Joins Presidential Race by chyz(op): 5:18pm On Sep 24, 2010 |
wesley80: Please dont start. So will u support a future state retaining the name "Delta"as against Anioma, its first governor probably for the first 8 years coming from the Ukwuani's ( I'm assuming u know who they are) , and them (Ukwuanis) having 2 out of the 3 senatorial districts the state will have? No, i wont support it because, why would you give them their own state but reject the name that they have chosen for it? Thats a slap in the face. And i see ur point about the different clans sharing power. im guessing it will be scrapped up so that their will be equality.Anyways i believe theyve already worked that out because they have had their blueprint years back. The thing that might kill them is the what theyve dont i the past as far as trying to make their LGA name as their tribal name. If most would have just stuck to Igbo than a imminent situation such as "clan" are artificial tribe issue wouldnt be a problem. Its kind of like how saraki screwed himself for presidency because of his denial of ethnicity but his acceptance of it when he thought it suited him.Now the north wont allow him run on their ticket. Its kinda like that. |
Politics › Re: Utomi Joins Presidential Race by chyz(op): 4:58pm On Sep 24, 2010 |
wesley80: It wasnt intended 2 be one. Anyway my question was if the interest of the people is supreme like u said, would an Anioma state best serve that interest? or would it just be a chest thumping reason for the Igbos? I mean like "yeah We've got yet another state" or just an avenue for those we seem to prefer like Pat Utomi to have a quick avenue to governance? It best serves the anioma people because they have been clamoring for the state for a long time.It gives them more breathing room from tribes that even are still fight up until this moment to move Asaba out of anioma because they say the capital should not go to igbos. As far as the revenue goes like Imo, Anambra, Abia,etc. they will have their own revenue.Theres no such sharing state revenues,at least i dont think so but we are talking about nigeria. |
Politics › Re: Utomi Joins Presidential Race by chyz(op): 4:35pm On Sep 24, 2010 |
wesley80: In whose interest is Anioma state? the Igbos, the likes of Pat Utomi or the potential Anioma people? No disrespect but your question kinda comes off as an oxymoron. I'm not getting ur point. |
Politics › Re: No Equity Until Ndigbo Get To Aso Villa -- Orji Kalu. by chyz(m): 4:17pm On Sep 24, 2010 |
cicero: Who is he fighting for the igbos or his pocket? Neither, He's fighting for his belly  |
Politics › Re: Utomi Joins Presidential Race by chyz(op): 4:12pm On Sep 24, 2010 |
mikeansy: Chyz @ Monkeyleg
Do you guys honestly believe that creating more states is in anybody's interest? The interests of a people is supreme |
Politics › Re: Utomi Joins Presidential Race by chyz(op): 4:07pm On Sep 24, 2010 |
monkeyleg: @Chyz,
They are likely to go SE. I will try my best to see PU. He is a good man, with good ideas, but even I am begining to feel tired of the whole struggle. Its as if Nigerians are not ready to face up to the real challenges that face us. The truth is that corruption and mismanagement will continue to win in tha country. I have honestly given up hope of seeing change in my generation, maybe our kids might stand a better chance. Cant give up that quick, If GEJ defeats these old timers you know that there is more than room for change. There are people in the US like me who are going to these events with these politicians and making it happen so ur not alone. Just wen u meet up with pat utomi drop him off some deep knowledge but the most important one to stay in contact with are the ones that come with him that u think are the little ones because they make a big influence on him believe it or not. |
Politics › Re: Jonathan Sacks Goc's, Brigade Of Guard Commanders by chyz(m): 3:53pm On Sep 24, 2010 |
Nice move. look at how these northerners were stationed at key areas and points as if they are ruling each region.I hope they will be replaced in a way that will bare equality. |
Politics › Re: Utomi Joins Presidential Race by chyz(op): 3:37pm On Sep 24, 2010 |
monkeyleg: @Chyz,
I am Delta Ibo I hear GEJ may be announcing the granting of new state on Oct.1 hopefully it is true and anioma will be one of them, if he doesnt announce it then went Utomi comes to the UK try ur best to convince the dude to do watever he can to make anioma state happen. Presidency is not important to the Igbo right now.it is rather too late. What region do u think anioma should go to, SE or SS? |
Politics › Re: Utomi Joins Presidential Race by chyz(op): 2:46pm On Sep 24, 2010 |
monkeyleg: @chyz,
Yes I am from Delta state. And it pains me when I see a state with so much potential languishing in total corruption and mismanagement. But I love Delta state and her people. We just need to think about ouselves and work for the common good, something the present and past governor do not understand Kool. Thats the funny thing about power and politics. Of course there are mismanagement in nigeria becuz of corruption.As far as the current status of delta state goes.i believe its not so much the state government but the Federal, becuz money is suppose to only go but so far and then the federal government is suppose to take care of the carry-over but it doesnt happen. what tribe are u? |
Politics › Re: Utomi Joins Presidential Race by chyz(op): 2:08pm On Sep 24, 2010 |
monkeyleg: @Chyz,
I hear he will be in the UK some time in November, I will make efforts to see him. Such a great guy. The story at some point was that he was teaming up with Ribadu and El-Rufai, not quite sure what happened to that plan. But a Pat / El or Pat / Nuhu would have been a good combination. But let us see Are u from delta state? |
Politics › Re: Utomi Joins Presidential Race by chyz(op): 2:02pm On Sep 24, 2010 |
monkeyleg: @Chyz,
I so agree with you, but the politics of delta state would not let Pat prevail. He is a decent man, who has so much to offer I think pat needs to read the book " The Prince" by Niccolo Machiavelli, i think it will be of great help to him. When he learns to get down and dirty with the hard hitters than he can make his way around than spread his real agenda. Pat Utomi is like a Ralph Nader guy in nigeria when it comes to politics.Thats the problem if anything. |
Politics › Re: Utomi Joins Presidential Race by chyz(op): 1:53pm On Sep 24, 2010 |
wesley80: So have the Igbos accepted him as an Igbo really? Or when the chips are down they start knowing who is a true blooded Igbo and who is not. Anyways he came and the guy's very brilliant. He may come again next year, it would be good to voice to him alot of what is said here on nairaland. |
Politics › Re: Utomi Joins Presidential Race by chyz(op): 1:44pm On Sep 24, 2010 |
monkeyleg: @MaziUche,
I totaly agree with you, and I have had the good futune of meeting the man. He is what we probably need, but Nigeria is not in a position to let people like him thrive. The politics of Nigeria is just too bad, just like everything in our country. This man has the potential to move our country leaps, by attracting some of the best, but Nigeria as a country will not let that happen. Nigerians are not ready for that sort of change. I met him earlier this year at an event in DC for Igbos.politicains came,business men, poets,etc. He's a great guy, I just think he should wait until we all come together as igbos and we can put him up as a consensus candidate but for now going for senate or governor would have been better. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Un Walkout Over Ahmadinejad Speech by chyz(m): 9:05am On Sep 24, 2010 |
PeeDaVinci: By the way, Ahmadinejad said it out of inferiority complex, and US staged their walk out to protect their pride (which I think everybody should have). Compare and contrast Obama's speech with Ahmedinejad By Ahmedinejad's demeanor, I seriously doubt that guy feels inferior to the westerners. I saw the move as a stance to reaffirm that he and his country can hold there own and have a right to govern their nation without adhering to directions from the western world. Look at how advanced Iran is. and when i say that,dont go by what their enemy countries portray about Iran. I like the way the US staged a walk out to protect their pride,many countries(African) should do the same whenever they fill insulted to a high degree. And as far as Obama is concerned, he's from "The Greatest Country in the World" of course his swagger is going to be different. His country is not the conquered or bullied, it is the country the conquers and does the bullying so there is really no comparing the two. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Un Walkout Over Ahmadinejad Speech by chyz(m): 8:30am On Sep 24, 2010 |
egift: All those things he was spewing was it all the most pressing issues facing Iran in the International community? He is lucky he is here on a UN umbrella if not he will have to be escorted. Hw knew what he was doing. He purposely said it to ruffle feathers.It was not a blunder out of anger or ignorance. How can you expect to continuously boss a sovereign nation and not expect to someday stumble upon a Rock? Although he definitely could have gone about it in another tone, i respect him for doing what African leaders except literally a couple would never think of doing, out of a sense of inferiority. |
Politics › Re: Obasanjo Is Trying To Bring About Political Balance In Nigeria by chyz(m): 8:12am On Sep 24, 2010 |
All I have to say is without OBJ, Jonathan wouldn't be in the position he's in now, so if there's anyone of those crooks he should take his hat off to it should be OBJ. Nuff Sed. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Un Walkout Over Ahmadinejad Speech by chyz(m): 8:07am On Sep 24, 2010 |
I wish African leaders could all get up and walk out if one of the african countries was disrespected. Hopefully that day shall soon come to pass. |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Youths, Please Wake Up, Stop Being Cheated by chyz(m): 5:40am On Sep 24, 2010 |
I've read the whole thing and I agree with everything.The best way to really make a difference is from working from the inside.Your influence will go miles that way. |
Politics › Re: Delta North Leaders Laud Uduaghan, Fix Sept 29 As Igbo Day by chyz(op): 5:20am On Sep 24, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: Delta North Leaders Laud Uduaghan, Fix Sept 29 As Igbo Day by chyz(op): 5:08am On Sep 24, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: Delta North Leaders Laud Uduaghan, Fix Sept 29 As Igbo Day by chyz(op): 4:55am On Sep 24, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: Delta North Leaders Laud Uduaghan, Fix Sept 29 As Igbo Day by chyz(op): 4:50am On Sep 24, 2010 |
Freewilly: Thank you chyz,I'm from Nnobi in Anambra, our Igbo is so simple anyone can understant it.  No prob my sistaaa  |
Politics › Re: Delta North Leaders Laud Uduaghan, Fix Sept 29 As Igbo Day by chyz(op): 4:05am On Sep 24, 2010 |
Freewilly: I know it's Igbo but I can't understand a word, biko what part of Igbo land is he from. Ndokwa, Delta State. maybe u dont understand it because of the part of Igboland that u are from.where are you from? |
Politics › Re: Delta North Leaders Laud Uduaghan, Fix Sept 29 As Igbo Day by chyz(op): 3:44am On Sep 24, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: Delta North Leaders Laud Uduaghan, Fix Sept 29 As Igbo Day by chyz(op): 3:38am On Sep 24, 2010 |
tadeoye1: dede, Do you know the name of the dein of Agbor. ? is name is Benjamin Keagborekuzi. That name look igbo to you. The reason he may have change the title is because he wanted to get away from slavery.
You see they sometime pick igbo name, and people tend to want to believe they are igbos . No. they are not. even my friend i was telling you people about had an igbo name. I went to nursery,primary and secondary school with this person. So that should tell you. How close I am to him.
i use to assume he was igbo too. when he told me he was not. he took me to meet his cousin who confirm it. i doubt it. so i went to his house to meet his father who was like a father to me too. he was the former secretary of ika union in lagos.
his reply to me was, what is my friend younger sister name. ? is it igbo or benin. it was then it came to my mind that the sister was bearing a benin name.
It is like in the north, most northerners speak Hausa, but they are not hausa. The same thing. So how can the igbos want a state where others are majority. Is like Yorubas wanting Nupe people to have a state in niger state and call it a Yoruba name. It is not possible just because they speak Yorubas. In the north most people speak hausa even when they are not hausas. It is the same thing.
You see, when we were young. Kwale people were kwale people. Igbo people were igbo people. Agbor people were Agbor people.
Let take for example Isselle Uku people. Look at thier union in the USA. Can you see the name. Abolo, osemene etc. are not igbo name. Isselle Uku is about 20 km to the river niger and asaba. Look my former pastor I assume is from Isselle Uku.
So they are not igbos. And they are majority in North delta state.
They are not igbos, you people are cheating them. You see they are not getting thier fair share of the resource of delta state because you people are telling lies.
Look at the list of appointment and do you find them in it. That is not fair. The bible says do to others what you want them to do unto you. either someone is an igboman or hausa man or kwale man treat him good. dont try to cheat him.
You people are cheating them labelling them Igbos. Let everybody bear his father name. Make una play fair. Look I have friend who are kwale and ika from delta state. i believe in been fair. You cant force things on other people.
So is everybody that speak hausa in the north, a northerner?? No. there are other ethnics group. The history is, the igbo immigrated. Just like I immigrated to canada. Or redemeed church in dallas, in future the children in that location. May want to rewrite history wrongly.
Tapa people( nupe) speak yoruba but they are not yorubas. but need to communicate in Yoruba to do business. Prof chika Obi name his son Babatunde a yoruba name but he is igbo. the ownership of the land is not in doubt. why You've reposted what Beccomerich has said in the above,idk but again here are the replies to it:
chyz: Sorry we are Igbos. Put your business in yoruba issues.and stop trying to claim the fulanis in kwara as yoruba. And you are a damn liar about kwale people claiming they were kwale and not Igbo. You said you are one of those men who are of mid-age so meaning when you were young it was around the time Igboness was even stronger than today and noone from kwale denied being Igbo likewise agbor. They are igbo so go about your business. mens dept:
Nonsense
Who are the "others" that are the majority? And where did you grow up? I would like to see that on your SATELLITE MAPS. Is Igbo girlfriend troubling you?
In those days you refer to as "Kwale" People were "Kwale" people is in fact supportive of the notion that Igbo people are very well spread and diverse (i.e. Ngwa People, Bende People, Ikwerre, etc.) Today those terms are often used to divide them. Simple.
By the way, the FEW persons from Isselle Uku USA that you selected (without their approval of course) have not said they are not Igbo. The majority of their members did not say they are not Igbo. You cant pick and choose and fabricate in your attempt to erase the "TRUE EXTENT" of Igboland off your Satellite, my primary school friend.
And to the Igbo, how much of this Igbo and not really Igbo baloney are you folks gonna keep fallin 4? udezue: Becomerich, please shut your moronic arse up and quit derailing threads with your madness. Ignorant fool. Like as if all Igbo bare the same Ikechukwu, Nonso. Dumass. Problem with u is that u think anything Igbo is Imo state. Dummy. The nerve of this Yoruba man telling us who we are. *hiss* |
Politics › Re: Rent Your Crowd Too-Governor Ikedi Ohakim: by chyz(m): 3:09am On Sep 24, 2010 |
Becomrich0: They rent them. I read somewhere they pay them well. like in one newpaper, a protest by imo state people was done by hausa Hausa protest in Imo state?LOL. Are u sure you've taken your medicine today? |
Politics › Re: Delta North Leaders Laud Uduaghan, Fix Sept 29 As Igbo Day by chyz(op): 3:03am On Sep 24, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: Delta North Leaders Laud Uduaghan, Fix Sept 29 As Igbo Day by chyz(op): 3:00am On Sep 24, 2010 |
Becomrich0: dede, Do you know the name of the dein of Agbor. ? is name is Benjamin Keagborekuzi. That name look igbo to you. The reason he may have change the title is because he wanted to get away from slavery.
You see they sometime pick igbo name, and people tend to want to believe they are igbos . No. they are not. even my friend i was telling you people about had an igbo name. I went to nursery,primary and secondary school with this person. So that should tell you. How close I am to him.
i use to assume he was igbo too. when he told me he was not. he took me to meet his cousin who confirm it. i doubt it. so i went to his house to meet his father who was like a father to me too. he was the former secretary of ika union in lagos.
his reply to me was, what is my friend younger sister name. ? is it igbo or benin. it was then it came to my mind that the sister was bearing a benin name.
It is like in the north, most northerners speak Hausa, but they are not hausa. The same thing. So how can the igbos want a state where others are majority. Is like Yorubas wanting Nupe people to have a state in niger state and call it a Yoruba name. It is not possible just because they speak Yorubas. In the north most people speak hausa even when they are not hausas. It is the same thing.
You see, when we were young. Kwale people were kwale people. Igbo people were igbo people. Agbor people were Agbor people.
Let take for example Isselle Uku people. Look at thier union in the USA. Can you see the name. Abolo, osemene etc. are not igbo name. Isselle Uku is about 20 km to the river niger and asaba. Look my former pastor I assume is from Isselle Uku.
So they are not igbos. And they are majority in North delta state. Sorry we are Igbos. Put ur business in yoruba issues.and stop trying to claim the fulanis in kwara as yoruba. And you are a damn liar about kwale people claiming they were kwale and not Igbo. You said you are one of those men who are of mid-age so meaning when you were young it was around the time Igboness was even stronger than today and noone from kwale denied being Igbo likewise agbor. They are igbo so go about your business. |
Politics › Re: Utomi Joins Presidential Race by chyz(op): 2:39am On Sep 24, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: Utomi Joins Presidential Race by chyz(op): 2:30am On Sep 24, 2010 |
Although I would love for him to be president, now ain't the time for him to run for presidency.This is a bad move.  |