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Politics › Re: The Name Biafra, Its Origin And Meaning: by coolscott(m): 1:01am On Oct 21, 2015

salamido:

Are you so ashamed of your ancestry that you want to falsely claim a most impossible link to Israel? We know of American, Russia and even Ethiopian Jews. We have never heard or known of 'Amadiohan Jews'.

Must you sell yourself and tribe because of the biblical tales, which had nothing to do with sub-Saharan or black Africa to those that will not only scorn your futile and false attempt at linkage but will avoid you like a plaque?

You should be proud of your African heritage instead of making a pathetic joke of a whole African tribe with foolish wishful history!

They don't have an established historical heritage they think they can be proud of so they seek historical significance by improperly grasping at anything they can (including imagined fabrications) to validate themselves, esp when it begins gnawing on their minds that based on ethnic history, they probably will be inferior to other known Nigerian ethnic groups.

The total absence of ethnic historical greatness gnaws at their consciousness, meanwhile, they have already inflated their egos with the idea of superiority based on ethnicity. They must therefore fill their consciousness with lies and delusions (and try to sell same to us) in order to make up for the deficit that exists between their egos and the undesirable realities that they notice about their history.

ezeagu Anseth

Politics › Re: The Name Biafra, Its Origin And Meaning: by coolscott(m): 12:41am On Oct 21, 2015*

Anseth:
[s]There was a Biafra before 1967which lost its
sovereignty to colonial powers. “ Early modern maps
of Africa from the 15th-19th centuries, drawn by
European cartographers from accounts written by
explorers and travellers, reveal that the original word
used by the European travellers was not Biafra but
Biafara, Biafar and sometimes also Biafares.” Now let
me correct one impression about the meaning of Biafra
as some believed it is a name given by Portuguese
explorers. Biafara people are already known and
addressed as Biafara people before they came in
contact with the first European merchants. The word
Biafra has its generics from “Ephraim” as pointed out
by Martin Simon Ukegbe (a religious activist who
suggested that the new Republic of Biafra of 1967 be
called the Christian Democratic Republic of
B”Ephrayim) the B there signifies the bay or bight so
the word Biafara or Biafar has its root from
B”Ephraim but the Europeans at that time called it
Biafar-Biafara or Biafares. Researchers hold the view
that the region is inhabited by descendants of Ephraim.
Mitchell map of 1839 stated that the important
estuaries from where the rivers flow into the ocean is
called Ephraim town which is located 60 miles from
River Nun which is in the south-south Nigeria today.
The river is named after Nun the father of Joshua of
the tribe of Ephraim. Biblical meaning of the name
“EPHRAIM” is “God has made me fruitful in the land
of my affliction”. The question now is who are the
most afflicted, deprived and mostly killed in the
contraption called Nigeria “Biafra people” who are the
most fruitful, blessed by nature and skills within the
contraption called Nigeria “Biafra people” before
1967-1970 genocide war against Biafran people they
have been killed in their thousands by the Northerners
and Westerners 1966, during the war, all the public
facilities where completely destroyed, that includes
Schools, Hospitals, Markets, Power plants, Churches,
Post offices, Biafra land (south-east Nigeria and some
part of South-south) where desolate with no life
sustaining amenities, after the war in1970, Awolowo
the finance minister gave £20 to every Biafra no
matter the amount you have in your bank account, and
declared all their properties outside Igbo land
abandoned property, including Port Harcourt where
Ikwere Igbos denied their Igbo identity with the
intention of annihilating and breaking the spirit of Igbo
to make them perpetual beggars and people of no hope
for the future. The rest are history today which you
can confirm for yourself. Today an average Igbo man
that has his Igbo identity are far much better than
every other Nigeria from all perspective, you can
disprove that if you think otherwise.
Biafran Ethnic Nationalities:
Ibos (Igbo speaking Biafrans), Ijaws (speaking
Kalabari, Edoid, Izon language etc) others includes:
Ibibio-Efiks and Ogojas, and this Great Nation has
been coexisting thousands of years ago as Biafra
people many centuries before losing her sovereignty to
colonial powers before being balkanized into various
countries like Guanine Bissau, Kamerun, etc, the
Archaeological evidence and African Ancient map
stands as a proof that Biafra people are a nation and
are Indigenous people
Origin and meaning of Igbo/Ibo as a language and
people: (this part is written in Ibo Biafra perspective
and all other Biafra Ethnic Nations shared same
experience and linkage with their Ibo Brothers,[/s]

[size=14pt]Delusionary.
Given that things that pertain to history are written down and mostly very well verifiable, we will never understand why these folks will confidently post easily identifiable delusional nonsense in public like this. Below is a dictionary definition of delusion[/size] ezeagu Anseth

Politics › Re: Rivers Govt Dissociates Itself From Seperatist Protest In The State by coolscott(m): 11:40pm On Oct 20, 2015

QuotaSystem:
I thought the Niger Deltans wanted Biafra too...

...clearly Wike and Riverians do not...and their government didn't waste any time to give us the benefit of doubt

It is getting increasingly clear that this Biafra movement is located only on web browsers and in the hungry hallucinations of touts and street urchins

It is an insult to associate us in Rivers State with movements engineered by pple who we doubt think through properly before they take a position, much less before they act.

The people of Rivers State, with ancient kingdoms and political structures spanning hundreds of years before the white man came.

Please we have not much in common with those south east people whose current day chieftaincy system was instituted by the white man because he needed a way to govern them in some sort of organised way. The white man had to install paramount chiefs for them so that his indirect rule could work.

It pays to know more about the country we call ours. Of course it gets us better informed, but besides that, our social story (both present and especially historical) is that interesting.

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Politics › Re: Israeli Prime Minister, Netanyahu Calls For Nnamdi Kanu’s Release (photo) by coolscott(m): 11:36pm On Oct 19, 2015

Sall:
Who the Hell is netanyahu by the way he can go and fork himself. KANU will die right there in prison. That white dud is no netanyahu anyway.

No need to get angry or vile. You see, that is not even a picture of Netanyahu. You know there is a part of the Igbo soul that seems addicted to fraudulence.

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Politics › Re: Israeli Prime Minister, Netanyahu Calls For Nnamdi Kanu’s Release (photo) by coolscott(m): 11:21pm On Oct 19, 2015

omenka:
I feel like throwing up from irritation by the ignorance of some people around here. Imagine what a messy playground the politics board has been turned into. I can't imagine there are some people who claim they know about current affairs yet don't even know what Natanyahu looks like, and one is meant to "argue" with these crop of ignoramuses.

Someone yanks this shiit out his black asss and the next thing, others like him propagate it throughout social media. Yesterday it was one fake unverified twitter handle of "Putin" calling for the release of Kanu, today it is one "Natanyahu". Not knowing what Natanyahu looks like is equivalent to not knowing what George Bush looks like. Haba. Do these guys live in caves or something

Even if the had photoshoped an actual picture of Natanyahu into that picture, what the hell could be going on in someone's head that imagines such a story as Yahu being bothered about one Nnamdi Kanu when there are street protests across Jerusalem that the government is trying to suppress, Syrian War and Russia's palava, Nuclear Deal signed by Iran and other World Powers is there, etc- ??

Again I ask, how do these guys think What have they got inside their skulls

[size=13pt]When some of us in the south-south say the Igbos are probably the crudest ethnic group in Nigeria (or at least around these parts) in terms of social reasoning, I wonder why we are not taken seriously. Do a personal research on the level of civilisation of Igbos before the white man and you will see that it might be a lack of appreciation of their inferior level of social structure/organisation compared to other people that makes them glib unrestrained, not even grasping the folly of logic they most times earnestly propagate in these modern times.

In terms of social structure, I think the Igbo brain/mind is inferior. We all should accept it. And also accept that many of them (not all) may never come to realise this, just as dogs never realise they are naked.[/size]

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Politics › Re: Vote Here: Has President Buhari's Anti-corruption Fight Been Transparent So Far? by coolscott(op): 10:56am On Oct 18, 2015

Akpabio questioned by EFCC and Amaechi being added to the ministerial list.

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Politics › Vote Here: Has President Buhari's Anti-corruption Fight Been Transparent So Far? by coolscott(op): 10:42am On Oct 18, 2015

In the current administration's fight against corruption, based on those chosen for investigation so far, do you at the moment consider the campaign transparent?

Vote at http://allnigerianpolls.com/poll.php?id=1#1

Politics › Re: Igbos Are The Most Discussed Ethnic Group On Google/ Nigeria by coolscott(m): 9:41am On Oct 18, 2015

basilo101:
hahaha, this useless line is wat yorubas come up with wen this doesn't favor them, check threads by ur brodas all over nairaland, wen igbos couter them by this type of thread they start their empty psychological pontification.

Please, I am not Yoruba. I am an Ijaw from the south-south. Ijaw spans 3 states in the south-south

Politics › Re: Great Igbo Nation Read And Digest by coolscott(m): 2:07pm On Oct 13, 2015

The Igbo nation is not one of the historical nations of Nigeria.
The Igbo nation never existed before the white man or before independence. Indeed, it still struggles with a sense of identity as captured by my article here: https://www.nairaland.com/1966541/igbo-nation

I paste it below

coolscott:
[size=13pt]The current concept of an igbo nation is not refined at all because consciously or subconsciously, Igbos sadly find historical identity only in Biafra. This is because before the war, there is totally nothing they did together as a people. And this in turn is because before the colonialists, they were unable to make themselves into one political group.They therefore skew every position or narration concerning 1963 - 1970 for the sake of historical pride because besides it, they have nothing else they did historically together as a people.

The Igbo nation was not born before Biafra. Igbos did not know the geographical boudries of their ethnic group before colonialism.

Other ethnic groups are different because their ancient kingdoms existed before the white man. They formed themselves into formidable and full political bodies. They had their ancient conquests (and their ancient failings) so they do not need to glorify or skew events of the 60s to paint themselves as heroes or as people that should be sympathized with for being treated unfairly.

Please understand that there was political structure - on the clan or group of clans level only. That is why although there were sometimes clashes between Igbo clans and villges, there was never a time when all Igbos (from the Onitsha Igbos to the west, and the Etche Igbos to the south and all of the igbo ethic group) took up arms to fight any encroacher who tried to encroach into an Igbo vilage around the north (present day Enugu area).

That political structure just didn't exist. If villages in the northern area were fighting, Etche Igbos probably knew nothing about it. The Onitshas had a kingdom of their own, obviously influenced by the culture of politically organised kingdoms not far from them. This is just the reality of the historical political structure.

This total absence of a complete Igbo kingdom from time past to now is the source of this unspoken touchiness about their identity that Igbos feel and which they are usually not conciously aware of because a huge part of it is subconscious, or has been transferred from an older person to a younger person in the narration of ideas from the old to the young.

This touchiness shows up in behaviour others get puzzled by. Things like venturing to culturally lay claim to towns/cities in other well know and established ancient kingdoms of other ethnic groups, the persecution complex persona, and even genuinely not being aware of the ridiculous spectacle they often make of themselves when they do this are all outward manifestations of this inner touchiness.

If Igbos can form themselves into one well structured, traditional political body, there will be a different kind of soundness from a deep level, the depths of which perhaps cannot be surpassed.

Complete political wholeness and congruence from a deep traditional level is the only way to the modern day soundness that some other ethnic groups currently enjoy.

This will take completely restructuring the whole traditional governing system across the board, so that traditional authority flows from one stool to all the other stools in the Igbo nation, with in-built checks and balances. This will amount to creating/starting a traditional monarchy within and for all of the Igbo nation in this mordern day and time.

When I was younger, in my naiive enthusiasm, I thought this was possible. Now I am older I still indulge myself to a little fantasy and imagine it is.[/size]

Politics › Re: Why Is Rivers State Sea Port Underutilised While Lagos Suffers From Congestion? by coolscott(op): 9:11am On Oct 13, 2015

jaymichael:
Learn to Learn, ignorance makes one appear dumb. Am into the logistics business. I am a freight forwarder. Who tell you the oil companies and the shipping agents to those oil vessels don't settle "community" It is mostly oil companies that ship essential equipments through PH port. Though some business men business men do ship goods through PH port, but the rate is very very low. I often discuss with a boss of mine who works at GAC shipping agency (OPERATIONS MANAGER in charge of discharging and loading of vessels oil tankers inclusive) he often decry the level of militancy, extortion and piracy as the most serious impediment to their operations. Except it is ABSOLUTELY necessary, business men prefer Lagos port. The Oil industry that utilizes PH port due to proximity usually don't worry about cost, besides, some of these equipments may be too large and cumbersome to transport through road if shipped from Lagos.

To be fair and honest, militancy only started "yesterday" immediately after the Dr. Peter Odilli era.
So militancy actually does not cut it as a reason

Politics › Re: How Yorubas Are Cheating Lagos Indegenes by coolscott(m): 6:47pm On Oct 08, 2015

chuna1985:
First of all ur not from SS, u come from a tribe. Even in geography there is nothing like SS.

Now every tribe in nigeria are guilty of discriminating against each other... your tribe, Yoruba, fulani, etc express hate n discrimination against each other.

I am not from the south-south but you are from the south east right?

Politics › Re: How Yorubas Are Cheating Lagos Indegenes by coolscott(m): 6:42pm On Oct 08, 2015

chuna1985:
First of all ur not from SS, u come from a tribe. Even in geography there is nothing like SS.

Now every tribe in nigeria are guilty of discriminating against each other... your tribe, Yoruba, fulani, etc express hate n discrimination against each other.

Ha ha ha! and ha again. Stop tickling me cheesy

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Politics › Re: Why Is Rivers State Sea Port Underutilised While Lagos Suffers From Congestion? by coolscott(op): 6:37pm On Oct 08, 2015*

Yeske2:
This evil has been there for some time but the clueless GEJ and equally clueless OBJ both from the south did nothing about it, so OP if you ask me, na who i go ask?

I agree with you on this (although I will not call OBJ or Jonathan clueless)

That is why, thinking with my eyes open, I cannot place a lot of respect on Amaechi or Nyesom Wike. They, including their (in my opinion, worse of) predecessor, Peter Odili constitute the indigenous democratic governors who made no serious investment in the future of rivers state despite having a lot of money at their disposal, and time.

Indeed, I believe it has been beyond the scope of their intellects to do so simply because those kinds of thoughts are not typically found in the areas their minds usually wonder to when in power. Areas like wealth accumulation, fighting the opposition, and which easily controllable stooge to put in place while leaving office.

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Politics › Re: Why Is Rivers State Sea Port Underutilised While Lagos Suffers From Congestion? by coolscott(op): 6:18pm On Oct 08, 2015

jaymichael:
The answer is just one, MILITANCY/PIRACY. Those Niger Delta waterways are not safe. Apart from threats of kidnapping, it is more expensive for the shipping companies and shipping agents to operate that route as they have to settle or pay "escort" money to each community they pass. The cost is then passed on to the consignees. Security (or lack of it) is a serious impediment to the optimal utilization of Portharcourt port.

I believe you are wrong on them having to pay settlement to each community they pass because I live in the area. You do not necessarily have to pass through communities and there are a lot of ships littered on the water way. On that part, I know for one you are wrong.

As for piracy, this only started shortly after the Odili era and it is only local speedboats they go after.

The only thing I can agree with herebis kidnapping. The question is why have they kidnapped no one on any of the ships littered along our waterways?

Note: There are lots of ships on our waterways, on NLNG, Mobil or similar business. Others heading for the Onne port in Port Harcourt but this of course is not up to 1% or 0.5% of the activity that takes place at the Lagos port.

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Politics › Re: How Yorubas Are Cheating Lagos Indegenes by coolscott(m): 6:10pm On Oct 08, 2015

mrmetoo1:
This unwise man actually thinks he can bring disunity among Yorubas.. Nah it can't happen as a matter of fact ten million of you can't make it happen. If Yorubas from other states decide to work in Lagos, a Yoruba state, please what exactly is the problem. Who's doing the hiring? Plus pls Lagosians are not complaining. If we split today, you think Lagos will relocate to SS?? My guy go and sleep, you sound like you need it.

It is the way they are in the east. I am from the soth-south and I schooled in the east, Umuahia.
I found out they discriminate amongst themselves based on states of origin and the emotions run deep.
I told them "Why? I don't even know the difference between an Imo and an Abian"
Something wrong with those people

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Politics › Re: How Yorubas Are Cheating Lagos Indegenes by coolscott(m): 6:04pm On Oct 08, 2015

chuna1985:
Yoruba indigens are people who their forefathers where born in Lagos, well such people do not exist.

Igbos, Yoruba from ogun, osun, yoo n so on, ijaw, itsekiri, fulani n etc settled in Lagos. These are the indigens of Lagos.

Faulty thought process. In my kingdom in the soith-south, which has existed for centuries, their are areas of our lands that no one has lived in for centuries. But they still remain under our territorial control.

How stupid will it be to proclaim it no man's land because no one has ever lived there.

In ancient times, if any foreign kingdom tried to lay claim, it would attract the wrath of the entire kingdom.

Igbo's just don't understand this because they have never been a nation through history.

Because they never organised themselves into one political body, they never had territorial integrity as a people in the past so they disgrace themselves before the entire nation, showing themselves as grasping and of low/no civilisation, for they are completely unaware, it would seem, of how grossly stupid this very misdemeanour is in the eyes of every other tribe within the country, making it harder for them to earn our respect.

It is like a person who does not understand the concept of marriage saying "I know you just married your wife this morning but we got talking this afternoon and she seems to like me. It is just 4 in the evening and you have not yet taken her home yet. Why won't you just let me have her? You unfair discriminatory Igbo-persecuting man!"

These folks never had territorial integrity in the past so they do not understand it.

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Politics › Re: How Yorubas Are Cheating Lagos Indegenes by coolscott(m): 12:02pm On Oct 08, 2015*

sherrylo:
@OP you be real werey! So Lagos Indigenes are what? Igbo? Abi na Hausa?

Op, have you ever heard an Awori man say he is not Yoruba? You be real werey Asaba!

By this he has confirmed that Lagos is Yoruba land. He hopes to create division amongst the Yorubas of Lagos using his post.

He is counting on Lagos Yorubas being as kantankerous as his kind are.

If his calculations were right, this should have worked.

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Politics › Why Is Rivers State Sea Port Underutilised While Lagos Suffers From Congestion? by coolscott(op): 11:53am On Oct 08, 2015

Typing from phone now so I can't expatiate now.
Will try to later but if anyone has answers to this, I won't mind understanding the reasons behind this.

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Politics › Re: #tonyebarcanista Is A FRAUDULENT CLOWN by coolscott(m): 8:17pm On Oct 07, 2015

sandraokosun:
Re: See The Mistake Made
By NTA During Last Night's
Network News On Adams
Oshiomhole byTonyeBarcanista(m): 11:41am Firefire: Oshare... We the people of Edo state
reject Oshiomole and Iara as our
Governor and Deputy Governor
respectively!
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The man claims to be EDO here when it butters his bread, and a PORT HARCOURT SON when it suits him. U woner why he keeps wailing of blocked facebook accounts when he is fraud. @seun ban ths imposter

This is not the real barcanista. The real barcanista is gone. He announced he would deactivate his account (simply barcanista) which he has done.

This current fellow is just jumping in on the opportunity caused by the real barcanista, to take his place. He tries to write like barcanista, doing some research before he posts but you can see the quality is just not the same

Crime › Who Has News News About The Robbers Caught In Port Harcourt by coolscott(op): 7:13pm On Oct 07, 2015

Saw the news on Channels TV but have no real details. If you have photos or info, please do post

Politics › Tonye Barcanista Is The Fake Barcanista. The Real Barcanista Is Gone by coolscott(op): 2:43am On Oct 07, 2015*

I read one of barcanista's posts, maybe his last, saying how he was leaving nairaland, and how he would deactivate his NL account.
He provided a link to his facebook page and a website, from which he announced he would be publishing his articles.

*Modified* I long came to the conclusion that they are one and the same person.

I noticed shortly afterwards however, that a new account, "TonyeBarcanista" emerged.

At first I chose not to think too deeply about it because the writer chose to write in a detailed manner like the barcanista himself (whose first name we found out was Tonye from his facebook page).

But I still remembered the original barcanista's post about his leaving NL.

Anyway, today, I was reading an article from the new account (TonyeBarcanista) here:

https://www.nairaland.com/2647149/buhari-ministerial-nominees-same-ol

and I discovered that the grammar was not quite as clean as the original barcanista's grammar. So I clicked on Tonye Barcanista's profile here:

https://www.nairaland.com/tonyebarcanista

and saw that he had only 20 topics.

Clicking on the following link

https://www.nairaland.com/tonyebarcanista/topics

showed that his first created topic ever on nairaland, was on the 13th of September 2015.

Well, this just goes to show that TonyeBarcanista from all indications is not the original barcanista we know, who started posting well researched articles even before the 2015 elections took place.

Now, in trying to fill in the real barcanista's shoes, TonyeBarcanista is trying but...

1) it is not right for him to impersonate
2) if you notice any kind of variances in the psychological profile of TonyeBaercanista, just remember that this new person is not the original barcanista whose writings we came to love.
3) If you ever observe a reduction in the quality of writing, remember that TonyeBarcanista is not the real barcanista.

In as much as he strives to bring us articles, original barcanista's style, I say we all benefit from it. But in the end, please remember that the orignal barcanista is gone just as he said he would be.

*Modified* I long came to the conclusion (in 2015) that they are one and the same person.

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Politics › Re: Breaking President Of Gabon Spotted In Nigeria Civil War Pics As A Starvin Child by coolscott(m): 8:33am On Oct 05, 2015

Their current misdemeanors are a result of their subconscious quest to form a strong collective identity in these modern times. Their aggression towards others is also a subconscious reaction to their finding zero collective greatness in their past. Haunted by the possibility of feeling inferior, they have to go around even when not asked, explaining "We the best! We the best!"

Please next time an Igbo man (ethnically) misbehaves, just remember that because he was not sophisticated enough to forge himself into a nation historically, that is his way of coping with the mild sense of inferiority that tugs on his mind

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Politics › Re: Breaking President Of Gabon Spotted In Nigeria Civil War Pics As A Starvin Child by coolscott(m): 8:32am On Oct 05, 2015

Yujin:
The resemblance is much. He could be the one. God is not dead. A man's destiny can never be stopped. In the same vein the destiny of a nation(biafra) though may be delayed but can never be stopped.

Politics › Re: Breaking President Of Gabon Spotted In Nigeria Civil War Pics As A Starvin Child by coolscott(m): 8:29am On Oct 05, 2015

Yujin:
The resemblance is much. He could be the one. God is not dead. A man's destiny can never be stopped. In the same vein the destiny of a nation(biafra) though may be delayed but can never be stopped.

Remember that before the white man came, the Igbo nation never existed, which is why the concept of Biafra is an insult to all the neighbouring ethnic nations, centuries upon centuries old, that you fraudulently and with an inflated sense of importance, erroneously presumed should tow your line, even when you did not have the courtesy to seek their help in your quest.

Your failure to do the right thing and seek the willful cooperation of the nations of the south south is largely due to the total absense of an Igbo nation in the past, Which has caused a zero precedence in which the Igbo nation had to communicate its diplomatic position on any issue with other ethnic nations, whether for formality, for peace, or for aggression.

Folks please open your eyes and see that the Igbo nation never existed.

Their current misdemeanors is a result of their subconscious quest to form a strong collective identity in these modern times. Their aggression towards others is also a subconscious reaction to their finding zero collective greatness in their past. Haunted by the possibility of feeling inferior, they have to go around even when not asked, explaining "We the best! We the best!"

Please next time an Igbo man (ethnically) misbehaves, just remember that because he was not sophist

Politics › Re: IGP Orders Arrest Of Policemen And Witnesses For Testifying In Favour Of Wike by coolscott(m): 7:11am On Oct 04, 2015

islandmoon:
police institution in rivers state is a time bomb, i have also mentioned this! they are working for PDP cult members, this has been so since the day of odili, that is why we have community cult every where and that is why the cult group most time dictate for the police, even police station is not in PH, Amechi may be a thief but he was the only one who tried to resist them, they even have support of PEG, Mama peace , Election in Rivers state is Police and cultist and PDP Supporter VS A PC Supporters, police scattered APC rally in Rivers State before the election, mopols and the local government boys working together then share loots , the police in uniform will stop you for tout to mob you and when the tout finally obtain money from you, they will share it with the mopols, if you want to see this , mention me here and i will set it up live!!

rivers state need to be sanitized so we can live in peace , i dont care who is power, be it wike or not! FG need to keep PH safe, we are living under fear and you want us to go and vote against this cultist!! market are been robbed in diobu every evening, people are been killed in from of oluobasanjo police station with machete, oh! no no no no!! God help us!!!

P-le-a-s-e, it is common knowkedge that Amaechi is the one who initially connected the cult boys to Odilli. It was on account of his power brokerage between Odilli and the cult boys that led to an ordinary cult persona becoming the chief security officer (CSO) of Rivers state.

Odilli na old man. He did not have the connection with the cult boys of the streets. Amaechi, his protégé and speaker did. This is what eventually led to militancy in the state.

Politics › Re: IGP Orders Arrest Of Policemen And Witnesses For Testifying In Favour Of Wike by coolscott(m): 11:12pm On Oct 03, 2015

modath:
& you were a witness when PMB ordered him to arrest the officers

Even little children who can read know there was major electoral violence & fraud in Rivers....

I will repeat myself, that party is dead nationally, there is nothing you can do about it, Debola lagos, Ogunlesi, Chude, Omojuwa, Ediong or Eggheader YOU ARE NOT...

Stop this, it's not a good look...

I cannot speak about other local govt areas but in mine, it was very peaceful.

We heard that there was violence elsewhere but what rivers people do not find funny is that in all those LGAs where there was no violence (and they are many) young and old spent all day on ques to get accredited and to vote only for someone to crassly declare that "There were no elections in Rivers state" simply because the areas of interest in which he probably tried to manipulate, he probably was manipulated.

Calling for a cancellation of elections where there was rigging was the logical thing to do but now there are so many people who feel really insulted by the broad and insensitive statement about there being no elections in Rivers state bent on shaming RCA for making that statement by voting for Woke again if there is a re-run

Politics › Re: IGP Orders Arrest Of Policemen And Witnesses For Testifying In Favour Of Wike by coolscott(m): 10:26pm On Oct 03, 2015

modath:
God bless you...

Arase knows his boys well, he knows they are capable of selling their mothers into slavery AS LONG AS THE PRICE IS RIGHT..

When people bear false witness there's a procedure. At the end of the proceedings if it is found that they lied, they're charged with perjury and the prescribed penalty is metted. The court does this

No one has the right to kidnap anyone immediately after he has testified simply because they don't like the testimony given.

Jazzlite

Politics › Re: Dieziani's Arrest: Why Buhari Should Not Be Hailed by coolscott(m): 10:11am On Oct 03, 2015

kahal29:
"The arrest of Allison was done by the UK Crime Agency acting on their own investigation, which only God know when they started. The EFCC never demanded for Alison's arrest, it was 100% UK initiative."

You are very wrong because the Efcc actually demanded for her arrest. See evidence below:

[b]It was gathered that the Seizure Organised Crime Agency within the National Crimes Agency of the UK arrested Deziani and are probing the allegations against her.

It was further learnt that Deziani was picked up by operatives of the SOCA at the instance of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission which has been discretely probing her.

The PUNCH investigations revealed that the SOCA has a working agreement with the EFCC in the area of investigation of allegations of financial crimes and proceeds of such crimes.

A source said, “It is true that the former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Deziani has been arrested by the UK’s National Crimes Agency, not the Metropolitan Police.

“There is an agency within the National Crimes Agency called the Seizures Organised Crimes Agency. She was actually arrested by operatives of SOCA because the agency has a working agreement with the EFCC. We have been cooperating with SOCA on a number issues.

“I can tell you that Deziani is being quizzed over allegations of bribery and fraud by the UK police.”[/b]

http://www.punchng.com/news/police-arrest-madueke-in-london-channels-tv/

In that case, where is PMB's credibility when he asks the UK to go after one person then sends the names of others to the senate in a ministerial list?

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Politics › Re: Buhari Not Qualified To Fight Corruption. by coolscott(op): 8:11am On Oct 03, 2015

Ovamboland:
Corruption will always fight back using it's victims as foot soldiers, just same way British colonialist used mainly African soldiers led by white officers to defeat African kingdoms.

Please, who said to the press that "Abacha never stole"?

Politics › Re: Buhari Not Qualified To Fight Corruption. by coolscott(op): 8:07am On Oct 03, 2015

Warlord3000:
Didn't know we were supposed to be looking and let them all go without making an example from one of them for the sake of the upcoming ones..

Dumbo OP

So what message do you send to other crass theives like Amaechi?
"Just steal enough and your name may appear on a ministerial nominee list"?

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