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Politics › Re: 2 Soldiers, 18 Others Killed In Tiv/fulani Renewed Clash by Chyz2: 8:15pm On Jun 22, 2011

I think Benue should switch soldiers and police with those in SEastern states. In the north the soldiers and policemen always seem to get "overpowered" by the fulani/hausa but in the east the soldiers and police always seem to know how to be gun-smokers at the slightest provocation.One move or sound and the bullet is let loose. Herdsmen charge at the law enforcement and also burn houses down in the north but i guess the herdsmen's magic charms seem to make the artilary jam,lol.

Politics › Re: Anambra Indigene Becomes Abia Acting Cj by Chyz2(op): 5:08am On Jun 22, 2011

dem_people:
OK I see your point. But on the whole, the unity among Ndiigbo has never been so good since '70.

For the first time since my whole years of existence[b], Igboism is steadily crippling into the lexicon of the psyche of Ndiigbo[/b].

Ndiigbo have come a long way.

Politics › Re: Anambra Indigene Becomes Abia Acting Cj by Chyz2(op): 4:33am On Jun 22, 2011

dem_people:
I wonder the author's motive afterall, aren't we all Ndiigbo? If there was to be such an article, it should be about inter-ethnic appointments and not intra-ethnic afterall Ndiigbo nile bu otu!

I wouldn't blink an eye the day an Igboman from any other Igbo state, becomes the Governor of Anambra and vice versa. We are ONE.

The article is good. Psychologically it helps break down the whole sense of statesmenship. There is no such thing as state in Igbo land. More of us will feel free to run in each other's states. Even if it already happens, putting it out in the open from Rochas appointments and now by Orji's, it may/will bring more of non-indigenes(Igbos) to participate in each other's state politics. Also take into consideration Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, who is from Delta State, is up for Finance Minister under Abia State. The more articles like these are put out there, the better for us. cool

Politics › Re: Anambra Indigene Becomes Abia Acting Cj by Chyz2(op): 3:23am On Jun 22, 2011

Odunnu:
I like stuff like this

Politics › Re: Anambra Indigene Becomes Abia Acting Cj by Chyz2(op): 3:08am On Jun 22, 2011

Great news SE. Keep the train moving cool

. Our governors are really making the statement that we are all the same, Igbo bu Igbo. First Gov. Okorocha elects Nwankwo Kanu(abia state) into his cabinet and former IGP Mike Okiro(Rivers State). Now Gov. Orji has elected an Anambra indigene as CJ. cool

Politics › Anambra Indigene Becomes Abia Acting Cj by Chyz2(op): 3:02am On Jun 22, 2011

[size=15pt]Anambra indigene becomes Abia acting CJ[/size]

Wednesday, 22 June 2011 00:00

From Gordi Udeajah, Umuahia News - National

AN indigene of Anambra State, Theresa Uzomaka Uzokwe, has been sworn in as the acting Chief Judge (CJ) of Abia State.

Uzokwe is the third person in Abia State to act as the CJ within the past six months. The other two that acted before Uzokwe were Ijeoma Offonry and Nnenna Chioma Oti.

While swearing in Uzokwe in the state Executive Council Chambers, the state governor, Theodore Orji, urged all the parties responsible for appointment of a substantive state CJ to expedite action on it.

Elated by her appointment, Uzokwe said: “I sincerely had no expectations nor did I consider my humble self, the appropriate person for this office, not from lack of knowledge nor other capacities but from fear of the often-orchestrated slogan ‘she is a stranger’. This today, has proved my worthy governor’s fixed reliability, when he stated in Aba some months ago that no one was a stranger in the state”.

According to her, “although I have spent most of my life so far in Abia, had all my children in Abia and worked as state counsel, magistrate and as a High Court judge, all in Abia State, I now feel convinced that the governor has truly made me an Abia woman”.

Pledging to discharge the duties of the CJ creditably, she remarked: “I have taken my oath which I see and accept as sacrosanct and a covenant, I shall not let the governor and the people of the state down”.

http://www.guardiannewsngr.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=52052:anambra-indigene-becomesnabia-acting-cj&catid=1:national&Itemid=559

Politics › Re: We Are Creating More States - Ekweremadu (Senate VP) by Chyz2: 5:57pm On Jun 21, 2011

alj_harem:
before u start lying and making false claim that u know ewe peope

just type anago or nago people and who are they

anago people are the yorubas, ketu dahomey(benin), popo(togo), ewe (togo ghana) crelo( serria leon)

stu.pid person grow up and reseach about people before u post

also stop lying about ewe people u meet because thet is how u said about itsekiri , idoma , ika, ikwerri and urhobo before they disgracesd u

anago people are like fulani with differnet groups

or kamen of differnt group which kanuri i part of

igbo which ngwa nnewi etc are part of

i can go on and on and on

ise ewu

Never said anything about Anango or nago, neither do i care

I i have ewe friends, definitely dont need to lie about that

When did this happen "also stop lying about ewe people u meet because thet is how u said about itsekiri , idoma , ika, ikwerri and urhobo before they disgracesd u ;)"? huh

Dont mention ngwas,especially since you know nothing about them or who is ngwa besides chinenye on here. grin

Politics › Re: We Are Creating More States - Ekweremadu (Senate VP) by Chyz2: 5:51pm On Jun 21, 2011

jason123:
Can I please know this "certain group" Cause history has it that southern cameroun did not join Nigeria because of a "certain group's" wickedness and subjection. I never heard any group clamoring to be leave the West because of Yorubas (Benin was an independent and powerful kingdom so you cannot have 2 kings in th same palace. Moreover, it was Azikwe that created the MW to weaken AG). Anyhow, can you please back up your argument of "wickedness, subjection and chasing away"?

To begin things, how did cameroun get into this?Lol

Anyway, like i said, the Ewe's were subjugated and ancestral land pretty muched annexed into a "certain group's" so-called 'country.

http://www.let.leidenuniv.nl/verba-africana/ewe/c-ewe-in-ghana.htm

Here's more on the escape:

www.google.com">http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:7X8swcRbxYEJ:en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anlo_Ewe+ewe+migration+from+nigeria&cd=3&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us&source=www.google.com

More information on the Ewes being forced out cby expansionalists grin

:

www.google.com">http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:zW57BvqG1-MJ:blackethics.com/716/the-ewe-people/+ewe+migration+from+nigeria&cd=6&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us&source=www.google.com

THEY ARE NOT YORUBA AT ALL, SO STOP CLAIMING THEM. I also advise you to speak with a well informed Ewe.

Education › Re: Okorocha Orders Refund Of School Fees by Chyz2(op): 4:56pm On Jun 21, 2011

rolchi:
Yes, Free Education indeed, It was a tactical error to order a refund! As for IMSU, let him prepare to graduate half baked students!

This is a political statement and political action, he has not told us how he intends to sustain this free education. Slashing Security Vote is not enough. How about the infrastructures in these schools. How will IMSU get money to be a real university and not a glorified secondary school? IMSU till date is still on the temp. site and RAO is being political about this.

I fear for RAO and Imo.

I think you mean it was a tactical move to order the refund. If he annouces free education is now in full effect, those who were not able to afford an education will register for school while those who were fortunate enough to have the money to pay the fee would feel cheated and their parents cause noise. It's only common sense.

About telling how he plans to extend free education, if a greater percentage of the buget is going towards education then um. . .yea> Also, security votes is definitely not the only thing he slashed. You should search Okorocha articles in the search bar and see for yourself.

About IMSU and its status, money is being squandered by officials, pointblank. Has nothing to do with paying N150,000 or not. The students should not have had to pay that much in the first place since salaries in the state were never increased in the first place.

STOP AND THINK. Let the man prove himself.

Politics › Re: We Are Creating More States - Ekweremadu (Senate VP) by Chyz2: 4:01pm On Jun 21, 2011

Just went through the thread. . .Jason, you said Ewes are yorubas huh

Lord have mercy on you. That is the dumbest thing i have read all day. . .smh. From oral information i got from Ewe friends and read, ewes migrated from present day nigeria. They were basically chased out by a "certain group's" wickedness and subjugation against them. They have a celebration each year dedicated to that emancipation. There's more to the story and can be better explained. Read up on it or simply ask a well informed Ewe. Dude, stop trying to claim other groups, especially ones that speak totally different languages. angry

Education › Okorocha Orders Refund Of School Fees by Chyz2(op): 1:46pm On Jun 21, 2011

[size=15pt]Okorocha orders refund of school fees[/size]•Assembly backs gov on reforms

From FRANCIS AWOWOLE-BROWNE, Abuja

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

The Governor of Imo State, Owelle Rochas Anayo Okorocha has directed that his free education programme for primary and secondary schools in the state begins with immediate effect.

[b]The governor, who is expected to swear-in the newly appointed commissioners, acting chairman, Imo State Council of Traditional Rulers and three others, said those who had paid for the current school year to report to their principals/headmasters for refund of such fees.

He also ordered principals, teachers and staff of the state school system to immediately stop collecting fees/levies from students.

The governor equally directed that the N150,000 tuition fees paid by students of the state-owned university be reversed to the old fee structure.[/b]Giving the directives over the weekend, the governor stated that unlike the former directive, he wanted the free education already declared to commence from the day he was sworn in as the 14th governor of the state.

Owelle Okorocha, who made these remarks while receiving some federal legislators at the Government House, Owerri, restated that education was compulsory in the state and that non-compliance would attract punishment for parents and guardians.

While congratulating the Deputy Speaker, Emeka Ihedioha on his emergence, Owelle Okorocha, who insisted that his administration was about the general good of the state and not party affiliations called on all elected public officials to shun party differences and pursue common goals in the state.

He revealed that he would convene a forum for both those that won and lost the 2011 elections to seek common front to reduce distractions through unnecessary court cases.

The governor reminded the federal legislators of their primary role in addressing certain germane issues of their constituencies including roads construction, erosion menace, second Niger Bridge, among others, expatiating further that their performance and connection with their respective constituencies would ensure their continuity in rendering quality legislative service to the people.

Okorocha maintained that the legislators must sustain peace and unity of the Nigerian state through close cooperation irrespective of the geographical divisions of the country, asserting that he was a firm believer in “one Nigeria”.

Earlier in a speech, Ihedioha who led the legislators said they were on the courtesy call to extend the goodwill of the House of Representatives to the governor.

He agreed that there was need for a positive synergy between the state government and the national house to deliver the much wanted dividends of democracy and pledged to work cordially with the government.

In his own contribution, Senator Osita Izunaso expressed the belief that the vexed issues of dichotomy between the Abuja and state politicians were over, pointing out that with the Okorocha administration, there would be beneficial cooperation between the groups.

In a vote of thanks by Ogbuefi Ozomgbachi, he stressed the importance of active synergy between the arms of government for the benefit of the people.

In the team were legislators from Enugu, Anambra, Ebony, Imo and Benue states.
Meanwhile, the state House of Assembly has commended the governor for being in tune with the hopes and aspirations of Imo civil servants as typified in the prompt response to the payment of salary arrears owed by the past administration.

A resolution dated June 15, signed by the Clerk of the Imo State House of Assembly, Mr. Chris Duru, stated that Resolution 351 was passed by the House during its sitting on Tuesday, June 14.

http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2011/june/21/national-21-06-2011-004.html

Politics › Re: Massob To Join Boko Haram - Uwazuruike, Leader Threatens: I May Join Boko Haram by Chyz2: 11:59pm On Jun 20, 2011

Bliss4Lyfe:
Why? Dey are trouble, i know but we will tolerate dem and high education standards will help.

We've been fighting long enough for peace, we dont need to bring trouble into our mist once we finally get our own country. Sorry, they can form their own country.

Politics › Re: We Are Creating More States - Ekweremadu (Senate VP) by Chyz2: 10:53pm On Jun 20, 2011

Anioma state till death! angry

Politics › Re: Massob To Join Boko Haram - Uwazuruike, Leader Threatens: I May Join Boko Haram by Chyz2: 10:26pm On Jun 20, 2011

~Bluetooth:
Ask any hausa man to tell you what happened in Lagos on the day Abiola died !

Listen to yourself. You really have an elementary way of argument. I would get serious with you and others but dont see the point of that most of the time. Anyways, about your abiola/lagos example, the hausa/fulani can liken that to what they've done to your people in jos repeatedly.You example holds no water. They've fought you hand to hand in your own land, you all are yet to do the same in their land, I wonder why? undecided

Politics › Re: Massob To Join Boko Haram - Uwazuruike, Leader Threatens: I May Join Boko Haram by Chyz2: 10:09pm On Jun 20, 2011

~Bluetooth:
You also forgot the ilorin crisis ? Abokis will be severely dealt with if they try anything in lagos or other SW states or you want me to send fasheun and Gani Adams after una ?

Ilorin who? Plain and simple, the day your OPC brings trouble with the fulanis in kwara is the day they all will come from all over and unleash mayhem in ur land till they reach to the sea and dip their Quran. Kepp talkin.We all know the deal. wink

Politics › Re: Police Arrest 58 Boko Haram Suspects In Maiduguri by Chyz2: 10:05pm On Jun 20, 2011

How come they always seem to "find" and arrest "them" right after a bombing or mass attack occurs. Sounds like the same balony as usual. They just rounded people up to present as news to the public.

Politics › Re: Massob To Join Boko Haram - Uwazuruike, Leader Threatens: I May Join Boko Haram by Chyz2: 9:41pm On Jun 20, 2011

EzeUche!:
No wonder his own people call him akata.

I'm glad he thinks we Igbos have the power to make his people kill each other ruthlessly. I guess him and his hausa brothers really do think we Igbos are supernatural. grin

Politics › Re: Massob To Join Boko Haram - Uwazuruike, Leader Threatens: I May Join Boko Haram by Chyz2: 9:36pm On Jun 20, 2011

ekt_bear:
Hehe. Try that, and we shall shed your blood in very large #s. It was only recently I learned that the chaos of the early 1960s in the Western Region was caused by Awusa and Eboe political meddlers. We have not yet exacted our vengeance for that.

Dumbest statement today. Tells you know nothing about nigeria.American boy.lol.

Igbo political meddlers? U kant be serious.Lmao.

Politics › Re: Massob To Join Boko Haram - Uwazuruike, Leader Threatens: I May Join Boko Haram by Chyz2: 8:26pm On Jun 20, 2011

Chyz is back, guess what militant organization im about to put up a thread about? grin

Culture › Re: Which Igbo Dialect Do You Like The Most by Chyz2: 5:07am On Jun 20, 2011

pcmadu:
MBAISE DIALECT IS THE BEST, COUNTRY 5 ALL THE WAY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPva9feeB-s&feature=related

Look, stop posting that jewish bullshit,ok? We Igbos are not jews!

Politics › Re: Apga Plots Pdp’s Fall In S-east! by Chyz2(op): 4:43am On Jun 20, 2011

Onlytruth:
I believe that you cannot have a respectable voice at the center if you don't have a solid control of your region.
If PDP had any sense of justice and fair play at all, then we would be right to keep one state under PDP.
This party is like a malignant tumor that needs to be cut off completely.

Those who are denying us the presidency will come begging us to put forward one of our sons or daughters for that job when they see that we have a platform to secede from Nigeria.
Believe me, that is the only way to the Nigerian presidency. Nothing else would work.

If they have one state in Igboland, they would use that state to make us play second fiddle for ever in Nigeria.

I say NO to any PDP foothold in Igboland.

I say yes to total "APGAlisation" of Igboland; all of it!

That one or two stay is just for a decoy. You dont want to be somewhat ostracized. Its always better to infiltrate than to be totally and obviously against the enemy

Politics › Re: Apga Plots Pdp’s Fall In S-east! by Chyz2(op): 4:23am On Jun 20, 2011

Very strategic. I always thought that having the whole of SE in the APGA, as far as now is concerned, would not be a good move. APGA on a state level and PDP on a national level is great. Also, 2 or so out of the 5 SE state being PDP is good and strategic as well. It is clear that running for presidency on the platform of PDP for Ndigbo is not possible. The North won't go for it and the SS will stay mute and say nothing as usual, then later on they will either go completely with the north or be split. Anyway, very strategic but i dont agree with them putting their business or plans out in the open like that.

Apart from that, I still think they should have had a mass exodus for GJ dissing them with denying them Speakership and trying to checkmate them by immediately appointing Anyim as SGF. A mass defection on the state level(non-governors) would have been great. Also, after getting the deputy positions and SGF and later after getting ministrial appointments, they should dump PDP.(Just pushing it a little) grin

Politics › Apga Plots Pdp’s Fall In S-east! by Chyz2(op): 4:03am On Jun 20, 2011

[size=15pt]APGA plots PDP’s fall in S-East[/size]

On June 20, 2011 · In News

By Tony Edike

ENUGU-The All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, is striving hard to wrestle the South-East geo-political zone from Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.

APGA’s game plan, anchored on alleged inadequate representation of the zone in PDP as well as in federal appointments so far made by the Goodluck Jonathan’s presidency, is likely to lead to a mass defection of PDP members to APGA soon, particularly in Anambra and Imo states.

Vanguard learnt that the move, strongly backed by the two APGA governors, Peter Obi and Rochas Okorocha of Anambra and Imo states, respectively, is aimed at swaying the support of Ndigbo for APGA, in view of their perceived marginalisation in political appointments and provision of amenities by the Federal Government.

Disturbed by PDP’s refusal to retain the position of its National Chairman in the South-East as well as the denial of the zone the opportunity to produce the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Igbo in PDP believe that their massive support for the party in the last general elections was not acknowledged by the President and PDP leadership.

Some leaders of APGA were said to have initiated talks with some chieftains of PDP in the zone on the need to form a strong alliance that would give Ndigbo a bargaining power and reposition the zone for political patronage before the 2015 elections.

APGA is for Ndigbo – Chairman

Enugu State Chairman of APGA, Mr. Okechukwu Nkoloagu, who spoke on the development weekend, said APGA had remained the party for all Igbos, despite the fact that some states in the South-East were being governed by PDP.

He confirmed that there was a strong move to reposition the party ahead of 2015, to ensure that the feat achieved by Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, in the South-West in the 2011 election was re-enacted in the South-East in 2015.

As with ACN in S-West…

He said: “The issue is that we (APGA) are not wooing PDP because it is a well known fact that majority of PDP members in the South-East are members of APGA and everybody is aware of this. PDP has no genuine membership in Igboland.

“By 2015, what happened in the South-West will happen in the South-East. That is, APGA will take over the entire East like the ACN took over the entire West in this year’s elections.

“It is established that an Igboman can only have his say at the centre through APGA because past and present events in the country have shown that Ndigbo have no place in PDP.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/06/apga-plots-pdps-fall-in-s-east/

Nairaland General › Re: I Am Sick Of The Tribalism In Nairaland by Chyz2: 3:57pm On Jun 19, 2011

Sun of god:
Nigerians are very sensitive towards certain things and are also very defensive of their tribes.

So when you post a thread like this and decide to spell 'Hausa' with a small 'h' and Igbo as 'ibo' your only fueling these sentiments.

But I'm sure this wasn't an innocent mistake by yourself

Practise what you preach - (you hypocritical b.astard)

So you noticed that too,lol. Thanks for pointing that out my brother. cool

Nairaland General › Re: I Am Sick Of The Tribalism In Nairaland by Chyz2: 3:32pm On Jun 19, 2011

hmmm. Can't we all just get along? angry

Politics › Re: Don't Tribalise Bankole's Trial -agoro by Chyz2: 12:48am On Jun 18, 2011

The guy shouldn't get his hopes up. Last time Bank-ole was in this much trouble he claimed he was being treated wrongly because he is a muslim. Lol cheesy

Politics › Re: Olusegun Aganga Is Edo And Cannot Represent Lagos State by Chyz2: 12:44am On Jun 18, 2011

Katsumoto:
I know right; kinda like the chimp in a cage calling the zoo keeper an ape. LWMKD I just ignored his asinine post as I try not to join issues with those 'soft in the head'.

This is someone who claims to be Anioma but preferred to attack the non-Igbo person that was proving that Nwawo, Trimmell, Keshi, and other Anioma sons were not involved in the first coup. Hatred makes one to lose his/her senses.

"Proving" Nwawo, Trimmel, Keshi, were not involved in the coup but accusing them of aiding Biafran troops with no proof. U r a funny ~~dude~~ girl Lol

Politics › Re: Olusegun Aganga Is Edo And Cannot Represent Lagos State by Chyz2: 12:39am On Jun 18, 2011

ekt_bear:
Lmao @ you calling Katsumoto a buffoon. Hard for me to imagine you talking that way to your better.

Anyway, the indigenous people of Lagos are Yoruba. So it is indeed a Yoruba issue. If you don't like that fact, go hug a transformer (autobot or decepticon, your choice)

Lmao @ the way this groupie(dapo) comes to fight for his idol!

Anywaya, No Yoruba issue at all. Besides lagos is a no mans land, meaning, it belongs to everybody. cool

Politics › Re: Olusegun Aganga Is Edo And Cannot Represent Lagos State by Chyz2: 10:13pm On Jun 17, 2011

You all will be crying later, after you continue to shoot yourselves in the foot, that you all are being marginalized. Well to give you a heads up, you are making it THAT much easy for Goodluck Jonathan to appoint Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala as the new Finance Minister!

Politics › Re: Olusegun Aganga Is Edo And Cannot Represent Lagos State by Chyz2: 10:11pm On Jun 17, 2011

Katsumoto:
What is it with you and Yoruba matters?

This isn't a "yoruba issue" dumbass, this is a "lagosian issue". If people from ekiti, like dapo, can speak on this matter, then Dede1 can do the same.Get it,buffoon?

Politics › Re: For The Last And Final Time: Benue Is Not North by Chyz2: 3:35am On Jun 17, 2011

alj_harem:
i perfer oranges as well

we kanuris have alot in common with the igbos

Lmao!

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