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Politics › Re: The Quickest Route To Making The North Accept Restructuring by Cooly100: 6:13pm On Mar 17, 2018
QuotaSystem:
Potor dweller feeling funky grin. When will you stop running from your undeveloped, backward, red mud, erosion ravaged villages? cheesy

Restructuring will allow the north to look inwards and exploit her natural endowments i.e agriculture, mineral deposits, human capital etc., so you are highly mistaken. You can already see what is happening in agriculture and infrastructural development (railways, ports, roads, bridges etc.) and that will be catalysed once we are weaned off the black curse.

Meanwhile you in the SE will remain undeveloped, landlocked, backward, eroded and crime-ridden due to your greed and helplessness regarding the urge to abandon your lands to become economic parasites all over the place.

Worst of all, restructuring will not stop flat headed Osu drug trafficking pigs from being used as manure in Asian countries tongue.
I know the the excess codeine and tramadol that you consume up north is affecting your sanity...See

South-east is the most secure geo-political zone - UN Read more: https://www.naija.ng/830167-will-surprised-know-safest-region-nigeria-according-un-report.
Politics › Biafra: IPOB Again Drags Nigerian Government, Buhari To UN by Cooly100(op): 3:34pm On Mar 17, 2018
The IPOB made this known in a statement signed by the Media and Publicity Secretary of IPOB, Comrade Emma Powerful.

According to the statement, “We, the IPOB worldwide, have today (yesterday) formally notified the civilised world about the interim ruling of the ACHR against the Nigerian government and the need for international community to prevail upon the administration of Muhammadu Buhari to abide by the rulings as pronounced.

“Buhari’s administration is infamous for persistent and habitual disobedience of court orders. They have no regard for the rule of law as evidenced by numerous instances where they have declined to obey judicial pronouncements.

“In the light of this undemocratic and dictatorial tendency of the present regime in Nigeria, we the IPOB through the office of the Directorate of State have communicated to world bodies, the need to hold Nigeria accountable to its international obligations especially its duty to honour legally binding treaties.

“Without any rigorous oversight, the Buhari’s regime will treat the latest pronouncement by ACHR with the same disdain as ordinary court judgements in Nigeria.

“We firmly believe that it is the duty of the civilised world to hold brutal regimes in Africa, especially those that assumed power under the cover of democracy, to account for their actions.”

The ACHR had through its Decision on Seizure and Provisional Measures, on March 8, 2018, asked the Federal Government to rescind its decision branding IPOB and its members as terrorists as well as the proscription.

It also, condemned the “arrest and lengthy detention of Nnamdi Kanu (as IPOB leader); and the lethal military attacks against his person (while he was free on bail), his family, and members of IPOB in September 2017; and which attacks led to many deaths, wounding and military arrests and detentions of IPOB members, including the troubling fact that Nnamdi Kanu has not been seen or heard from since the said attacks.”

The ACHR, while “granting provisional measures,” further stated that, “the continuing and menacing presence of armed soldiers at several checkpoints in the five states of southeastern Nigeria which has created an atmosphere of fear that many more IPOB members (including Nnamdi Kanu – if he is alive) could be shot at sight pursuant to their having been declared terrorists.”

It then asked the government “Not to take any further action so as to avoid irreparable damage to the Victim, IPOB and its members, pending the decision of the Commission on this Communication.”

Copied in the decision were President of USA, the British Prime Minister, United Nations Human Rights Council, the National Human Rights Commission of Nigeria, the European Commission for Human Rights Africa Union, the US Congress, the House of Commons of the United Kingdom as well as Office of the Prime Minister of Israel and Parliament of Canada among others.

Read more:http://dailypost.ng/2018/03/17/biafra-ipob-drags-nigerian-government-buhari-un/
Crime › Re: Yoruba/Hausa Clash At Ojota: Police Arrest 100 Over Violence In Lagos by Cooly100: 3:28pm On Mar 17, 2018
bamoski:
Bros you're either drunk or you're a yaba leftist, why not face your brothers being barbecued in Enugu, Ebonyi and other parts of naija.
You mental issue worse...Have faced those who continuously use you as suya in your backyard?...Is this thread about Enugu or Ebonyi?

You are taking this cowardice to the higher level.
Politics › Re: The Quickest Route To Making The North Accept Restructuring by Cooly100: 3:08pm On Mar 17, 2018
GoroTango:
Oga you and your people are the real parasites in this country o. What does your region/state contribute to the center? Can your state go a single month without federal allocation? You even have tthe guts to call someone else who feeds you a parasite, my friend go and drink your ogogoro and while away your sorrows
STALE!!!

After Lagos, my region has the biggest breweries in the country...Not only that, we consume more than half of the products. Taxes and VAT contributions run into billions.

Nigerians in Diaspora sent more than $21 billion yearly since 2015...My region has more than 65% of that contribution.

As for feeding. How come you have more poverty and malnorishment than my region. Why haven't you fed your self?

Finally, how come my region wants restructuring even when we contribute nothing...but your region who feeds every region doesn't want it.

Mister you are a plain parasite...

Politics › Re: Reno Omokri Visits Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala’s Home, Says She Should Be President by Cooly100: 3:00pm On Mar 17, 2018
wink2015:
MOCKING OMOKRI @ IT AGAIN. DOING WHAT HE KNOWS BEST. INTERNATIONAL PROPAGANDA

But this women was at the table where JONATHAN AND THE BOYS plus the girls were taking dinner with their overbloated stomach and she did NOTHING ABOUT IT.

OMOKRI MAKE YOU SHINE YOU EYES WELL U WELL U.
What is your president who has been attending numerous parties, while Nigeria has become huge killing field doing?

Ogbeni check yourself and see if you have any moral grounds to talk..
Politics › Re: The Quickest Route To Making The North Accept Restructuring by Cooly100: 2:51pm On Mar 17, 2018
QuotaSystem:
They will gather, they will scheme, they will plot, but as usual they'll always fall into the pit they're digging.
I know your pain...

Restructuring would only intensify this sourge...already in deep pit...hu?

What you have done with all you have collected from the ever progressing south sinc 1914, remains deep mystery.

Politics › Re: The Quickest Route To Making The North Accept Restructuring by Cooly100: 2:48pm On Mar 17, 2018
GoroTango:
So I get it your grouse with the north is that you just want to keep up with your drunkard ways abi? Dont worry you can still drink in your village, only not up here grin
I have no grouse with that..I am just incensed that you parasites will turn around and STEAL huge cash from VAT from my drunk ways..You hopeless hypocrites can't say no to free money from the drinks consumed in my village.

How does your sharia treat justice and fairness?

...just like you take more from oil that's not DOWN HERE shocked shocked shocked
Politics › Re: Reno Omokri Visits Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala’s Home, Says She Should Be President by Cooly100: 2:42pm On Mar 17, 2018
BlackAfrican:
So she can sell off Nigeria abi?

Reno Omokri stupidity is legendary
What if Buhari remains the life president of Arewa..while NOI becomes the president of Biafra?

Do you unity beggar see any issue with that?
Crime › Re: Yoruba/Hausa Clash At Ojota: Police Arrest 100 Over Violence In Lagos by Cooly100: 2:35pm On Mar 17, 2018
bamoski:
All bitter ipob souls belong in the gutter like the pigs that they are.
...bitter souls that have never killed one of you?

What then would you say of those who have dealt with you from Idi- Araba to Sango, to Agility ketu and then to Ile-Ife?

Ogbeni you no well....No cowardice be that oh... wink wink wink
Politics › Re: Best Analysis Of Nigeria's Problem By Dasparrow by Cooly100: 2:15pm On Mar 17, 2018
horsepower101:
You must have serious mental issues
He must be a northerner or Yoruba muslim.
Politics › Re: Tony Momoh: "If Fulanis Are Killers, Igbos Are Armed Robbers, Yorubas 419ners" by Cooly100: 2:10pm On Mar 17, 2018
BlackPantherxXx:
OP edited the interview :

"Igbos are Number 1 in these crimes; money rituals, baby factories, prostitution and armed robbery"

Tony Momoh

Stop mischievous summarizing of interviews angry angry angry
Who are number 1 in this...

I’ve killed over 100 people – Ade Lawyer

Thirty-nine-year old Adeola Williams, popularly known as Ade Lawyer, has confessed to killing over 100 people in the past 10 to 20 years.

Williams was arrested by the Lagos State police few weeks back.

He was the personal assistant to Azeez Adekunle Lawal, the National Union of Road Transport Workers’ chairman in Idumota, Lagos
http://dailypost.ng/2018/03/17/ive-killed-100-people-ade-lawyer/

Politics › Re: Tony Momoh: "If Fulanis Are Killers, Igbos Are Armed Robbers, Yorubas 419ners" by Cooly100: 2:07pm On Mar 17, 2018
uba1991:
dat was wat d north and south west want before but IRONSI an Igbo man destroyed dat
So if your village is sold by one of your kings 50 years ago...you lilly liver descendants will continue to lick your wounds and let the status remain. The Igbos didn't allow that to happen. The fought a war to change it. They are still working to change it.

Who led UK to EU? Why have they agreed to leave the EU?

Most black Africans are so dense...

What a lame post.
Politics › Re: The Quickest Route To Making The North Accept Restructuring by Cooly100: 2:00pm On Mar 17, 2018
RedeemNigeria:
Yea, I understand.

But are you saying we should hands up as helpless slaves in their hands because of their brutality?

Such change in the power equation cannot happen without revolution

The formula I gave above is a saner, more civilized, cheaper and safer revolution.

How should the killings be bigger than what we are already seeing now.

The difference in my formula is that when they are carrying out their brutality, the government in power can tame them.

The idea of giving them power to appease them from killing has been proven by PMB administration that we are all wrong.
Why haven't the present government tame them? Why didn't OBJ goverment tame them? As you have seen they got their political sharia.

The fastest way would be for the southern regions and may be middle belt.. to form their regional shadow governments at the same time.

At this point the north will have no choice than to ask for amicable way to solve the issues. They can't send the military to fight all the southern regions at the same time.
Politics › Re: The Quickest Route To Making The North Accept Restructuring by Cooly100: 12:22pm On Mar 17, 2018
OP, you don't know the blood thirsty northerners.

If they lose power for a long time, the intensity of BH, Fulani herdsmen and other killer groups would increase. This time it will head south.

Don't you remember how SHARIA movement intensified during Obasanjo term in 1999? The political sharia, where they destroy alcohol drinks and yet go back and collect the largest cash from VAT on the product than the south where alcohol is not banned.
Politics › Re: Atimes, I Just Wish We Can Shake Of These Northern Drawbacks by Cooly100: 12:08pm On Mar 17, 2018
walemoney007:
I'm Yoruba and I fully support the division of this country.forget most of the foolish Yoruba's in this politics section, majority of Yoruba's I know don't give a dam about this hell hole called Nigeria
Why should I forget most of the foolish Yorubas here.

Instead of answering the question asked you started looking for your tribe.

I don't care where you come from.
Politics › Re: Tony Momoh: "If Fulanis Are Killers, Igbos Are Armed Robbers, Yorubas 419ners" by Cooly100: 12:04pm On Mar 17, 2018
madridguy:
You're so on point Mr Tony Momoh
Always begging for fake UNITY...
Politics › Re: Tony Momoh: "If Fulanis Are Killers, Igbos Are Armed Robbers, Yorubas 419ners" by Cooly100: 12:01pm On Mar 17, 2018
To solve all these issues...see solution...

"...This immense country NIGERIA, is artificial, a forced union of three major and hundreds of minor ethnic groups
speaking different languages, observing different legal codes and loyal to different tribal groups.
Nigeria’s cure will start when the ahistorical boundary cavalierly drawn on a map by
Britain’s colonial masters dissolves. The more coherent constituent nations to
merge — composed largely of the Igbo in the southeast, the Yoruba in the southwest and the Hausa
and Fulani in the north — would be less burdened by the many rivalries that now hobble
the central government, and better positioned to govern themselves...." (FINANCIAL POST)


...let every people develop as they deem fit with there attitudes...chikena!!!
Politics › Re: Nigeria Will Collapse If Buhari Wins 2019 Election – Obasanjo by Cooly100: 11:43am On Mar 17, 2018
If this can make Nigeria collapse, so we can have smaller countries like the efficient Ghana, Maritius, Rwanda, Bostwana and Namibia...I will get my PVC and advise others to get theirs, so we can ALL vote for Buhari in 2019.
Politics › Re: I Wish I Was Not Born In Africa. Nigeria To Be Precise. by Cooly100:
Caseless:
unity is not uniformity. You people cite this watery arguments as if development is directly tied to homogeneity.
It is...otherwise, why didn't the Europeans merge, French and English people...Spanish and Germans...?

I strongly believe homogeneity can do wonders.

I give you an example...have you not seen the patrotism and zeal of Biafran agitators? You don't have that in Nigeia because everybody is loyal to their tribes...(ask Buhari if you think I am wrong) Those boys are ready to do anything like building underground rail system for Biafra for FREE...than they would do for Nigeria.

Politics › Re: Why Did The Igbos Want Biafra In 1967? by Cooly100: 11:23am On Mar 17, 2018
Kestolovee95:
Aki and paw have super brains, they own studios, hotels and nite clubs and are better than all the association of yoruba dwarfs that sell DVDs in Oshodi go slow + your family put together. grin grin
See shading...lol
Crime › Re: Two Feared Killed In Hausa/yoruba Clash In Lagos by Cooly100: 11:17am On Mar 17, 2018
All these our neighbours from SW do go into hiding.

To flush them out just post a thread asking about Kanu or Pythin dance in the SE.

Like seriously, I always wonder why they are alwasy against the peaceful Igbos. I have never heard of Igbos fighting the Yorubas...but there are countelss times they have been attacked by other tribes. The most recent big clashes are Ile Ife and Agility Ketu Lagos fights.

Politics › Re: ‘Farmers Told To Pay Herdsmen Before They Can Enter Their Farms In Delta’ by Cooly100(op): 11:10am On Mar 17, 2018
FarahAideed:
A Jihad is in full swing but docile southerners are too dull to even know ...Shame
Can you imagine Igbo traders in Kano, telling the indigens to pay to have access to parts of the markets? The almajiris will bring the market down and nothing will happen. But see what is happening in Delta...the governor is begging the police... grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Nigeria Will Collapse If Buhari Wins 2019 Election – Obasanjo by Cooly100: 11:07am On Mar 17, 2018
In that case I will vote for Buhari... cheesy cheesy cheesy
Politics › Re: ‘Farmers Told To Pay Herdsmen Before They Can Enter Their Farms In Delta’ by Cooly100(op): 11:03am On Mar 17, 2018
xreal:
Fulani don take over delta too?


I am yet to see a situation where Landlord pays tenants before going into his own property.
When Afenefere elders and Prof Ben Nwabueze hinted that there is plan to islamize Nigeria...foolish southern youths..majority who are Yoruba muslims, laughed them off.
Politics › Re: Atimes, I Just Wish We Can Shake Of These Northern Drawbacks by Cooly100: 11:00am On Mar 17, 2018
7lives:
Don't mind them, the Governors of their five USELESS States are Northerners.
Don't even go there abookiii...

Go and find out the difference between FG allocation and distribution of developmental infrastruture in the country; and the developments by state governments...The north has been taking more for 50 years and the place still looks like a mega sh*t hole.

Why do your sharia states take more cash from VAT on alcohol...than the southern states that consume alcohol?

Shameless parasites everywhere...
Politics › ‘Farmers Told To Pay Herdsmen Before They Can Enter Their Farms In Delta’ by Cooly100(op): 10:51am On Mar 17, 2018
Festus Ahon, ASABA

DELTA State Governor, Senator Dr Ifeanyi Okowa, yesterday raised alarm that three communities in Uwheru, Ughelli North Local Government Area have been occupied by the ravaging herdsmen, charging security agencies to their curb nefarious activities in the state before it snowballs into crisis.

Okowa Okowa speaking when the Assistant Inspector General, AIG in charge of Zone 5, Mr Rasheed Akintunde paid him a courtesy call, said “the Uwheru community situation is a very pathetic. “The President-General of the community spoke on the fact that the farmers are told to pay the herdsmen before they can enter their farms and that is very disturbing because it is strange for indigenes to pay money before they can enter their farms and I believe something has to be done before it evolves into a crisis situation.

“This has been going on for several years but it has gotten worse of recent, so, AIG, this situation has to be addressed immediately as security issue.” He restated the concern of his administration about the security of life and property of every Deltan and their communities. Okowa however lauded the synergy between security agencies in the state which has ensured a peaceful state that has become home for investors. The Governor said; “As a people, we know that the more peaceful we are, the more investors will come into the state and in the course of this year, we will witness a lot of ground breaking ceremony as investors are coming to the state in their large numbers.

“We are doing a lot to provide infrastructure, we are doing a lot to engage our youths, the more youths we engage, the less idle minds we will have in the state.” While assuring the AIG that his administration would continue to support security agencies in state, he said “Delta State is largely peaceful, we take matters of security serious, there is a lot of collaborations between different security agencies in Delta State and beyond the collaborations. “We take the issue of information gathering serious as we nip security challenges in the bud, we also, have state advisory and peace building council which is made up of experienced men and women of impeccable character, they also, help to maintain peace in the state.” The AIG who spoke earlier, said he was on a familiarisation tour of Police formations in the state, saying “your administration has rendered uncountable support to the Police Command in different areas”.

The police boss who also addressed officers and men at the State police headquarters, assured that they would continue to protect lives and property of Nigerians.

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/03/herdsmen-occupied-three-communities-delta-okowa-cries/
Politics › Re: I Wish I Was Not Born In Africa. Nigeria To Be Precise. by Cooly100: 6:04pm On Mar 16, 2018
Ehnn

Politics › Re: RESPONSE TO: The Parasitic North of Nigeria. by Cooly100: 1:08pm On Mar 16, 2018
TheCabal:
In response to these:







If the youth in the South turned to agriculture, do you think any grown man would wake up in the morning and claim the north is parasitic? Would you not instead ask yourselves, where all the beans, tomatoes, organic chickens and meat, fish, peas, potatoes, onions, yams, maize, sorghum, carrots and cabbages including cucumbers and peppers have been coming from.

The painful truth is that the average Nigerian youth is lazy, and this is most true in the southern region. Where our children raise over 500 thousand naira to travel to Europe illegally. Majority of them die enroute or end up in Libya as slaves. The girls end up as se.x slaves no matter where they are. The men end up dead or in prison, many have been sodomized brutally, or shot for sport. Yet, the poor northerner remains in his country and uses his 500K to purchase farming input to grow the crops that you eat; still you assume he is parasitic.

Agricultural subsidies are meant for Nigerian farmers not northern farmers. The bulk of it goes to the north only because northerners alone have the patience, grit, dedication and commitment required to till the soil. Ekiti, has one of the finest rice strains in the country but it is in low production. Is this because of lack of land or input? neither, infact, it is because the youth who have graduated from the universities have refused to turn to agriculture, so the old men and women are left to till the soil.

Educated youth can take advantage of government policies and loop holes, they can grow independent and ensure that their offspring are bequeath with a flourishing endowment. Instead, you find them investing their youth in service to prostitution rings or yahoo and cultism.
Laughable...

You produce yet the worse region faced with starvation and malnutrition is the north.

How can you convince anyone that you produce food while the south who are not prodcuing food are better of?

According to UNICEF, statistics showed that 37 per cent of children representing over six million are malnourished.
She disclosed that the 17.2 million figure represents 43.6 per cent of an estimated 40 million Nigerian children under the age of five years, adding that 19.4 per cent children in the South-west are stunted resulting from malnourishment.
“This is worse than the South-east and South-south but better than the North. And we must do more as agenda setters to keep this issue on national discourse and help reverse the ugly trend,” she said.

http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2018/02/27/17-2m-nigerian-children-suffer-from-stunted-growth-unicef-says/
Politics › Re: The Pride Of The East: The Coal City. by Cooly100: 12:45pm On Mar 16, 2018
mosaic77:
Do you think it is a better place to raise kids than other cities in Nigeria?
Obviously Coal city is the best place to raise kids...

Less traffic, congestions, crimes and other ills...

Politics › Re: The Pride Of The East: The Coal City. by Cooly100: 12:45pm On Mar 16, 2018
mosaic77:
Do you think it is a better place to raise kids than other cities in Nigeria?
smiley
Politics › Re: The Pride Of The East: The Coal City. by Cooly100: 10:17am On Mar 16, 2018
Shopping

Politics › Re: The Pride Of The East: The Coal City. by Cooly100: 10:16am On Mar 16, 2018
Cool flights from Lagos and Abuja..

042 is really a peaceful place to live...

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