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Vado2:Lol, I’ve broken the soul of, Vado, the poverty stricken sod. My writing style is just too advanced for a village-dwelling pseudo-activist to grasp. This is English language - no Edolish language, which you’re accustomed to, lol. I’m loving your tears, as I smoke this Vado pack, lol. This is your demagogue: Pandora files - https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/487997-pandora-papers-inside-peter-obis-secret-businesses-and-how-he-broke-the-law.html?tztc=1 Anambra’s citizens’ petition over Peter Obi’s stealing as governor - https://saharareporters.com/2009/06/06/anambra-citizens-petitions-efcc-over-peter-obis-stealing-state-funds Part of the money laundered through Fidelity Bank under Obi’s watch (they laundered $6 billion in total) - https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/501068-diezani-efcc-uncovers-additional-72-8-million-in-fidelity-bank.html Datti sacked for election fraud in 2011 - https://pmnewsnigeria.com/2011/11/14/court-sacks-cpcs-senator-datti-ahmed-declares-makarfi-winner-3/?amp=1 So, how are you trying to destroy corruption when the demagogue in your demagoguery is corruption personified? You’re a village idiot and you and your ilk are so transparent. And again: you’re not fit to clean (not lace) my boots, you uneducated village boy. LOL |
Vado2:I don’t care about your little gossip and hearsay - I deal with things that can be proven. So, have you got proofs that Prof. Wole Soyinka is corrupt? It’s interesting you claimed you want to destroy the order of corruption, yet the demagogue in your demagoguery was utterly corrupt as a governor. And under his watch, Fidelity Bank, was used to launder about $6billion of Nigeria’s money, to offshore accounts. His vice, Datti, was sacked as a senator in 2011 for election fraud (I’m still trying to find links to the articles so I can shame your existence). So, what type of corruption are you and your co-travellers trying to destroy when the shepherd leading the herd to the bottomless pit, is corruption personified? You gormless and uneducated miscreants are transparent. That said, you’re an illiterate and your understanding of the English language is rudimentary at best. And you wouldn’t know what vocabulary and writing style are, even if I were to smack your face with them. Like I said earlier: you’re not fit to clean (not lace) my boots. |
Vado2:Lol, I don’t do chest-beating - I leave that to silverback gorillas, Igbo-erectus and Edo-habilis (I know you’re Edo based on your post history). It’s inherent to those 3 primates. I’m stating facts and I’m here to break your soul due to your utterly disrespectful posts about the sage. Keep his name out of your posts. I’m done here. Next time I see you violating any Yoruba icon, your Oba of Benin would become collateral damage. He’s Yoruba by blood gone rogue but he’s not off-limit since he’s now a prodigal son due to revisionism. |
Vado2:I don’t “think” - I know you’re not fit to clean (not lace) my boots. I said that with a straight face! |
Vado2:I think Baba John Henrik Clarke’s quote would be applicable here: “I only debate my equals. All others, I teach (or swear at, lol)”. Pack it in, it’s over for Obidunce as a group and pseudo-movement. Prof. Wole Soyinka put a nail on your coffins and that was the end of your chapter. And keep the name of the sage out of your puerile posts. |
Vado2:Shut up, you illiterate troglodyte. Prof. Wole Soyinka is one of the greatest and most celebrated black people ever and you have to attain a certain level of education (which you obviously haven’t) to understand him, when he speaks. You zombies don’t even understand the basics of revolution or Marxist ideology, yet you think your trash pseudo-movement cum demagoguery laced with fascism is something productive, no? LMAO. Most of you are jobless drug-addled miscreants, with no sense of direction, that have become a nuisance everywhere. It’s time you’re reined in like Prof. Wole Soyinka did. Grand opening and closing! It’s over - Obidients died today. |
Christistruth03:Christianity is a foreign concept and you can’t be ahead of anyone by using a foreign concept. You have to evolve from within first (something Igbos didn’t do) and then, the foreign concept would become useful. What separates Yorubas is the fact that Yorubas went through that evolution and were able to build 2 empires (Old Ife doesn’t get talked about that much but there was an Ife empire that used glass beads as currency before its decline into Ife kingdom and subsequently birthing Oyo empire) and about 10 kingdoms. That’s the inherent knowledge/consciousness you’ll need when things aren’t going you way. Even amongst Igbos, there’s a reason why Anambra Igbos dominate the rest and you should know why. |
Only smart people will understand the link that connects these 3 excerpts from Prof. Wole Soyinka’s beautiful piece: Coming to terms with an unpalatable projected eventuality – sorry – possible eventuality, counsels deep reflection, not demonization of the bearer of sour news. For the seriously committed, it requires pulling back the horns a little in order to regroup, rethink and resurge. Democracy is sometimes a long haul. Some of us have been at it for quite a while. I am well aware that the foregoing is further invitation for more nauseous bilge from the besotted. Please, be my guest. It is, after all, one of those special seasons of convergence of two seasons of self-flagellation.And This gross abuse of historic licence actually provides smug satisfaction for rookie activists. I advise them to seek out the school of survivors where pertinent lessons still exist for those with sufficient humility to LEARN before MOUTHING! Otherwise their world of false mythologies will collapse under their feet, and leave them dangling in the void.And Before I take myself off for – well, next port of call – the final word goes to a favourite maverick, propagated even as he matched his words by action. I suspect that in this instance we find ourselves on opposite sides of the strategic fence – that is democracy. This now coopted watchword of his formulation remains apt, applicable to all who strive for authentic social transformation: Your mummu done do!Lol, wisdom definitely comes with age. Yoruba people are inherently different and about 400years ahead of Igbos. A lot of you will understand these excerpts in the next few months. Some play victimhood, tears and emotional blackmail. While the smart ones strategise, plan and execute while using the carrot and stick approach. |
whippersnapper:Anyone can sell his/her soul to become famous. The lil ugly and stocky midget, Rinu Oduala, is 22 (I think) and she has also “made a name for herself” by working for American NGOs to promote Orange Revolution in Nigeria. And she’s out there in DC now enjoying life. Ditto the rag wearing ugly nuisance, Aisha Yesufu. Soyinka will always tower above every Igbo writer dead or alive. |
PointB:He did. Watch the 1hr 22mins interview on YouTube. |
Lol, they barked at the wrong tree. Prof. Wole Soyinka will singlehandedly annihilate all of them - including their unlettered demagogue, Obi - with his pen. This has to be the best piece I have read in a while. That’s one of my heroes, The Great Prof. Wole Soyinka. Young Prof. Wole Soyinka smoking the Obituary pack, lol.
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yeshuasfootstep:Listen, Falz or Falls is a Mickey Mouse bubblegum rapper to me. I’m not even a rapper by profession but I’m a better rapper than Falz or Falls will ever be. So, perhaps, that will give you an inkling into why I don’t rate him and view him as a blowhard bum. And for you to cite an inconsequential retard like Falls, in a discourse about Prof. Wole Soyinka (which is utterly disrespectful) - you ought to be able to take the foul words that come with it. Yes, just run because you don’t want to accept the fact that you’re part of an illiterate fascist mob of zombies. You need to check yourself and start making judicious use of your brain cells. Also, learn how to be part of something fruitful and productive (you might need a detox for that). |
VIKTO83:As an Igbo, what do you think about your folks dragging Prof. Wole Soyinka and all Yoruba people because the man gave a balanced opinion? If you don’t want your ethnic group to be collateral damage due to the inherent behaviour of some of your brothers and sisters - you might need to tell your tribesmen that Yoruba icons are off limit. The timing of Shemanmanthe’s idiotic letter is also very suspicious. I don’t know who gassed her up but she’s mediocre at best. |
whippersnapper:Shemanmanthe has never won any prestigious literary award. Nobel Prize Laureate is a stretch when she’s never even won Man Booker Prize nor Pulitzer Prize. She’s a bigot with more notoriety for promoting feminism in Africa - than her books. She has only written one half-decent book - Half of a Yellow Sun - which was based on Igbo trauma. Stop comparing this mediocre writer to Prof. Wole Soyinka. They don’t belong in the same sentence. |
yeshuasfootstep:This is just unnecessary word salad. And you failed to address what I called you on about the misuse of “hypocritical and partisan”. In the interview: 1. He critiqued Tinubu and Atiku and talked about how he advised them to leave the stage for fresh/young bloods. 2. He critiqued Emefiele (and Buhari) for the currency coup, which he termed as: a crime against humanity. 3. He critiqued the election violence and ethnic profiling in Lagos with a strong language (something I vehemently disagree with). 4. He spoke about his indirect support for Obi and the need to Igbo president. So, again, how’s he “hypocritical and partisan”? You’re only mad he called out the illiterate zombies and Datti by their name. I guess the shoe fits, no? Regardless, no one cares about the half-baked miscreant and talentless bubblegum rapper called, Falz or Falls. He’s a brainwashed idiot and an attention seeking pauper. |
Nonny95:When did Shemanmanthe win the Nobel Prize Laureate? |
zomby:What makes it sad is that: Obi has zero chance of winning. He came in 3rd and has no pathway to victory since he neither won the popular votes nor 25% in 24/25 states requirement. So, everything they’re doing is an exercise in futility unless Buhari and the judiciary decide to go rogue and be undemocratic and impose him on Nigerians. And that most likely won’t happen. Then again, Buhari and Emefiele just committed an unlawful currency/financial coup. So, Buhari can’t be trusted 100% as well since Emefiele must have had his support. |
yeshuasfootstep:A lot of you just throw words around carelessly out of context. How’s Prof. Wole Soyinka, “hypocritical and partisan in his appraisal”, when he touched on a wide range of topics objectively and critiqued everyone? Did you watch the whole interview (it’s on YouTube) or you’re just one of the gormless fascist mob who has an issue with anyone that critiques your cult? |
Pristine664:True. How can you be “woke” and lack consciousness? That’s counter-intuitive. And people also need to stop calling the Yoruba zombies amongst them - Yoruba liberals. There’s absolutely nothing “liberal” about them. |
lhordspy:Please, stop calling these uncultured and poverty stricken illiterate zombies, “woke and liberal”. There’s absolutely nothing ‘woke and liberal’ about these useless clowns. The term ‘woke’ was coined by Erykah Badu and to be ‘woke’ signifies: awareness/consciousness/awakening. These retards aren’t woke. And to be ‘liberal’, you have to be open to different opinions and be able to think critically. Call them what they’re - an uncultured fascist mob of illiterate zombies. |
Lol, these people are very funny. The use of “must” shows it’s an order. Especially, from a group/region that didn’t vote for the man and have cursed/abused him. Honestly, these people are the most delusional people I’ve seen. They act like they run things, as the centre of the universe and everything revolves around them - when in reality, they’re a sideshow, a backup dancer, a mere appendage and mostly inconsequential in the grand scheme of things. Weird people, lol. |
North4Obi23:Man, fvck you, fvck Obi and fccck Sanusi. I’m not a fan of religious extremists - Crusaders and Jihadists. Garbage can bandits. |
This is hilarious because Sanusi is also cut from the same cloth as Obi as an Islamist and a Fulani supremacist. The only difference between the two is that he’s a tad more educated than Obi. |
Lol, the map of the so-called Middle Belt is pretty hilarious. Why include all of Kwara and Kogi when 20-30% of Kogi and almost 80-90% of Kwara is Yoruba? I don't even think the inclusion of Borgu without consultation is wise since Borgu was an integral part of Oyo empire and all the Bashorun, Oyo empire had, were from Borgu (I think). This exemplifies why fights against injustice in Nigeria will always fail because people don't think things through and make the requisite consultations . Yorubas in Kwara and Kogi are clamouring to join the SW but somehow minorities in the so-called Middle Belt decided to add them to their own utopia without consulting them - especially since these Yorubas would be the 2nd largest group in the so-called Middle Belt. Isn't that lunacy? And how do you expect Yorubas in the SW to support this agitation? You can't fight injustice with injustice - you need to make consultations. It's the same mistake Igbos are making with their Biafran utopia. They have their 5 Igbo states they can make the agitation about. But rather than do that - they keep adding other people to their pipe-dream without their consent. This is laughable and I don't think Yorubas will support this utopia. And you can't blame them if they don't due to the lousy map. However, it's a good idea and I'd even suggest that Nigeria needs to go back to the 15-20 regions/provinces the country had during colonial times, which were based on pre-existing kingdoms and linguistic affinity. But it has to be done the right way. Yorubas in Kwara and Kogi are some of the oldest Yoruba groups and are very important to Yoruba history. Leave them out of your utopia in the new alignment. |
maleekberry:But it’s grossly overrated and not worth paying a ransom and risking your life for. This is coming from someone who has run through all kinds of big backs, from natural, to BBL. If you ain’t naturally blessed, just hit the gym and get a toned natural body. In the grand scheme of things: face card and slim thick or slim natural women will always be the prize. Or how many billionaires and/or powerful men are cuffing these women that are built like dolls? Yes, they might be eye candy to get you sexually aroused. But ain’t that many high value men cuffing these women. |
EriMma1:Lol, this post cracked me up. I almost puked whilst trying imagine the bad odour. I can’t stand any type of foul smell. I guess they have got their priorities upside down. Poor hygiene is a massive turn-off. |
It has to be pretty bad for them to release this information. Especially a country like the US that has created a fictitious image of invincibility/perfection and superiority. Things as grave as this, are usually classified information. So, something must be amiss. |
Why does a pastor have a hangar? These people are businessmen running religious Ponzi schemes - not pastors. Poverty, trauma and lack of proper education made too many Nigerians gullible. And it’s also exemplified in how the so-called ‘educated Nigerians’ are so dogmatic in their support of Peter Obi. I’ve never seen a people so gullible and dumb but unwaveringly loud in their stupidity. It’s almost like a cult. It’s well. |
This is a pretty interesting take from an Igbo person since Igbos here and on every other social media platform swear Igbos doing this model of business contribute the most to Lagos’ IGR and without them, Lagos state would become Ekiti state. And it basically just shows how vacuous and deceptive Igbos generally are. The truth is that: this model of business doesn’t really drive an economy at the top level. Yes, it creates cash flow, business activity and ‘employment’. But you can’t really tax them because by doing so, you’ll only increase the level of poverty. The best you can do is make them pay meagre levies since the profit they most likely make is marginal - once you deduct expenditure/overhead-cost. And that won’t really move the needle. Taxing them would create more problems due to the level of poverty in Nigeria. I think the elephant in the room are the criminals who hide behind this type of business - when their real source of income is crime. And how do you tax crime proceeds? |
delpee:It’s true. Chinedu claimed his great great grandfather was William Allen Vivour. So, all you have to do is research the history of William Allen Vivour. |
