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Where is that guy that was ranting about how igbo ethnic group support corruption. I am sure he is nowhere to be found now. Tribal retarrds.. |
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The 5% voters are active afterrall. I thought the fear of IPOB has silenced them all. |
EternalTruths:There is a greater chance of you going to jupiter, than buhari implementing fiscal federalism. C'mon, his people that voted for him would have none of that. They see it as anti-north. |
Eledan:Ekwueme that was arrested and jailed within months, right? When did MDAs become head of states? Does MDAs and senate presidents determine national direction in your shitthole country? The last GEJ admninistration saw the SW scream marginalization and whatnots , spitting everywhere with all kinds of hate, so which moral high ground are you trying to take.? You are retardded. |
Eledan:You really don't know what you are talking about. The last igbo head of state was before thge civil war. The SE receives by far the lowest federal allocation, has no decent international airport. Everything the SE has accomplished has been through community help. The ruins of the civil war was left to the SE people to repair while billions from the FG is being allocated to the north-east for rehabilitation. So in the entire Nigerian project, the SE have benefited very little and lost too much in the overall scheme of things. Imagine if biafra had come to pass in the 60s, i am sure it would have gone far by now. Asking them to go is not my concern with you. Blaming them for your epic fucckup of a nation is my bone of contention with you. |
Eledan:No. You are saying a different thing entirely. Blaming them for the crappy state of your country when they have not even governed you since the 60s. Sorry, your country would not be better off in their absence. It would be significantly worse. |
Eledan:Given the fact that the last time ''these people'' governed your country was in the 60s shows that your country is irredeemable and a lost cause. Giving them biafra will help their cause but will not improve yours. |
A precedent has been set for future Nigerian presidents both good and bad. To hell with the constitution. I should decide what is best for the country not some judicial egg-heads. |
WIZGUY69:And yet struggles to pay salaries. Industrialization there must be a phantom phenomenon or grossly exaggerated. |
FolarinLondon:Since when did yoruba became a nation? I thought you guys live and breathe ''one-Nigeria''. |
There is nothing developed about osun, ekiti or oyo. I mean you can't compare any of these states to enugu or even imo. Nigeria as a whole though is a shitthole, but the SW is far from being its most developed. |
A tribalist creating a thread. Go to skyscrapercity and see the development of Nigerian ''cities''. The skyline of the SW is an absolute horror. Unless if lagos is what we mean as the SW, then maybe the OP is correct. |
It is america's flagship phone manufacturing coy. Ofcourse, it would outsell every competitor in the world. It has at its disposal some of the greatest technological minds in the world and the support of the US government and citizens. Dem no born samsung and techno well. |
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Some of the weirdest medical conditions in Nigeria are usually from the north. Are we sure there are no exposed uranium deposits excavation or illegal bunkering in the north that may be responsible for these mutations?. |
The prophecy for the so-called superpowers in number 15 is interesting. I am sure he was referring to russian support of assad. |
jstbeinhonest:Scared? No . Just politically correct. |
princechinedu:Then we need to find a way to ensure APGA keep producing the best candidates. Political synergy can never be under-emphasized. An average governor can much better than a more talented governor if he has the progressive synergy to draw from. And i want APGA our own party to provide that synergy based on long term strategic considerations. |
jstbeinhonest:A certain region. |
Idrismusty97:Given the fact that some people are already claiming political sophistication because they rode on northern fanatical- like support for buhari, i think bragging is in order. Though he is bragging in the wrong direction. |
Bleh. I don't see the benefit in that. I would rather APGA governs the entire SE states and integrates the region with an igbo consciousness and quicken development. APC and PDP are not good enough in my opinion, and having all of them in the SE is not a positive thing. Which SE state would want an APC governor like okorocha to govern them? |
aniblue:If it is true that Nigeria does not produce pencils then you have no business talking about high profile technology. High profile technologies are made up of smaller technologies. You need to master the smaller before you move higher. For example, you can't manufacture planes without knowing how to build small sensors, pressure valves, and engines. |
Buhari does not know any of you. One of you supporting this illegality would soon be at the extreme end of it, then you would realize what you all have done to yourselves. Creating despots seems to be an area where africans excel. |
Tolexander:There is a reason why guantanamo is not on US soil. American law does not permit such disregard for human rights on american soil. Btw, guantanamo is for hardened terrorists who have murdered scores of people, not for thieves or seccesionists. What goes around, comes around. I hope you remember that. |
Very good. Otti is a better governorship material, though ikpeazu have not been bad. Abians are spoilt for choice since 1999. ![]() On the other hand, i am also happy that APGA is moving forward. It would be very strategic to have the entire SE states under APGA to ease integration and development, and i am sure otti would remain there due to political exigencies. Right or wrong, it would be political suicide for an APGA governor in the SE to decamp to the APC. The people voted for APGA not APC. |
Forget Russia. The Nigerian military should be running things in Africa given the amount of resources available to her and the huge amount of assets Nigeria has. Look at how well equipped Egyptian and Algerian militaries is, with countries with GDPs at the level of lagos state and you would weep for Nigeria. And the rot is not just from dasuki. It has been from the OBJ era. Infact OBJ holds the greatest blame of emasculating the Nigerian military, just because he wants to pose around for the world as a pacifist and a diplomat. I can't place my finger on one thing OBJ bought for the Nigerian military. Which was why bokoharam menance caught the military defenceless and without adequate weapons when it began. Traitors to the Nigerian state. A Serious govt should have them all lined up and shot. |
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