Politics › Re: Tinubu Declines PMB Invitation To Escort Him To The US. by Curlieweed: 4:57pm On Jun 29, 2015 |
Eshinwaju: By the way...bush rat....it's spelt Hennessy.....not Hennesey ....  You can do the spelling while he does the sipping. |
Politics › Re: Gay People Need Prayers, Not Condemnation by Curlieweed: 2:02am On Jun 27, 2015 |
oduastates: Yeah right , the CEO of Apple needs prayers in his 80 feet yatch , vintage wines , limited edition Swiss watches ,numerous private jets and an IQ found in less than .0000000000001% of the human population.
Quarter to pure madness. Y'all need treatment . Thanks Bro. I fixed your comment a bit, sha. |
Politics › Re: The Great Perpendicular Lines Between The Igbos And The Hebrews by Curlieweed: 11:19pm On Jun 25, 2015 |
mike404: THE CURLIE WEED YOU ARE SMOKING IS REALLY AFFECTING YOUR BRAIN At least I have a brain. I wish I could afford you the same benefit of doubt. |
Politics › Re: The Great Perpendicular Lines Between The Igbos And The Hebrews by Curlieweed: 11:14pm On Jun 25, 2015 |
Macelliot: what of Eri? What of Eri? Eri wasn't Hebrew. The Hebrews borrowed African customs like circumcision during their time in Ancient Egypt and not the other way round. We Africans are the template. Be proud! |
Politics › Re: The Great Perpendicular Lines Between The Igbos And The Hebrews by Curlieweed: 11:02pm On Jun 25, 2015 |
The OP should speak for himself. For me I'm fully 150% Igbo African. My ancestors already inhabited these lands while the Hebrews were roaming the desert searching for their Canaan. |
Politics › Re: Before Bola Tinubu Is Crucified By Remi Oyeyemi by Curlieweed: 10:52pm On Jun 25, 2015 |
For the sake of the long suffering Nigerian masses, I hope that Buhari will at least borrow some sagacity (from anywhere) for the first time in his unfortunate life and ignore the charlatans that urge him to "dump" Tinubu because "it's their turn".
The Tinubu wing of the Apeeshit is the only thing that will separate his regime from the lethargy and crude provincialism and not to mention parochialism that characterized both his first foray into national governance and his kinsman Yardy's mercifully short lived reign. |
Politics › Re: Igbo,ss And Them All In Nigeria by Curlieweed: 10:32pm On Jun 22, 2015 |
huptin: My accent betrayed me.. i spoke pidgin. Thinking back now i guess they knew i was a stranger who was confused (i was in my corper's uniform on my way to Lagos from Abakaliki) and wanted to exhort me, but i was scared to my pants, i have never been in a similar situation before in my life. But now i think i am smart enough to avoid that kinda stuff again. Stop lying, my friend. Is anyone distributing prizes here? |
Politics › Re: Reason We Attacked Militants Hideout In Calabar - Ohwo by Curlieweed: 1:36pm On Jun 22, 2015 |
pazienza: I am not a Kanu Nnamdi fanatic. Tell you, I listen to his broadcast not always.
But I am for all that will lead to the establishment of an independent republic of Igboland. And Kanu actions whether built on truth or lies, is keyed towards the establishment of a free Igboland. So he has my support. But that does not in anyway mean that I believe in all he says in his radio station, but he seem to be drawing many Igbos towards the Biafran journey, he is reawakening the Biafran spirit that is inbuilt in all with Igbo DNA, so I chose to ignore his errors, for he is but a human and so not perfect.
... with Ojukwu in the hearts of Igbo people. Bro, I have a number of misgivings about Nnamdi's MO. I admit that he is doing his bit in keeping the spirit of freedom alive in this generation of Igbos. However, I am not a religious man and as such his constant promotion of an imaginary being called "Chukwu Abiama" turned me off. Our people and indeed most indigenous African groups have always practiced religious tolerance and plurality and as such this seeming promotion of a state religion makes me very uncomfortable. More importantly, his decision to advise our people to ignore the formal political process is deeply flawed. Even the IRA (Irish Republican Party) had a formal political arm called Sien ?Fein. If his effort and popularity was used to promote pro-secessionist political party and political office holders, it would have been more beneficial both in the long and short term. |
Politics › Re: Igbo,ss And Them All In Nigeria by Curlieweed: 1:35pm On Jun 21, 2015 |
huptin: I did not commit a crime, i was a corper innocently asking for directions, i was attacked in broad day light i shouted and asked for help, i will never forget that i heard people laughing and calling all Yorubas cowards nobody came to my help except an old woman....i will never 4get that day. Lie small, small abeg. Haba! How did they know that you were Yoruba? Were you asking for the direction in Yoruba? |
Politics › Re: Pmb And His Somalia Speech: A Call For Deep Concern! by Curlieweed: 7:20pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
Truckpusher: Superb write up my brother.
The Nigerian populace have no single idea what was in store if that Duaradullard had lost and I thank God for the massive rigging in the North.
Right now I've gone beyond his bushman's rethoric , [b]I'm simply waiting for the vigorous changes he wanted to kill us fo[/b]r. You go wait tire. |
Politics › Re: Only Restructuring Can Solve Nigeria’s Problem –opadokun by Curlieweed: 4:41pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
dearpreye: I totally agree with him. The system is the problem. Everyone sane Nigerian knows this without the minutest of doubt. The current system only vainly postpones a coming disaster.
The Constitution, which is supposed to be designed for our progress and greatness as a people, was carefully crafted to achieve the opposite. And so far, it's being achieving that. It's time to change the system. The occupier of Aso Rock isn't as much as the problem as the corrupt and wicked system that may have made it possible for the occupier to emerge.
We need not continue to play the ostrich over this matter. We know our problems. We've always known them. We can't wish them away. We have to tackle them. We need to take the road less travelled.
I've lived for a little of 30 years, and I'm grateful for what I've achieved so far in my short life. However, a thought of the future for my kids gives me a deep concern. If we don't restructure this system, we would have done our generations the greatest evil when we're gone.
We shall all die. Let's restructure this system for our kids, if not for ourselves.
The Constitution is clearly our enemy. Insanity is doing the same thing over and over while expecting a different result.
As of today, Nigeria is a huge hindrance to Nigeria! Your sentiments are not shared by the majority of your compatriots. Proof: They voted Buhari who dismissed GEJ attempts at restructuring via a national conference as inconsequentially suggesting that the money and effort would have been better used sorting out the perennially striking college teachers. My objective analysis suggests that we shall continue with the current system until it becomes too broken to benefit the dominant power bloc. This event will most likely be accompanied by violence and chaos on an apocalyptic scale. Rather than complaining and unrealistically appealing to the innate good in all (like GEJ did), arm up. Get some good weaponry and wait for the contradictions in this colonial prison camp to reach their very determinable state. Na so I see am oh. |
Politics › Re: “I Don’t Know Why People Are Anxious For Ministers” – Buhari by Curlieweed: 1:24pm On Jun 15, 2015 |
eazisky: they are anxiously waiting for the list so as to criticize u as usual, don't mind them baba So the Mumugerians that voted for Buhari don't even have the right to complain. Na war for Apeeshit witchcraft oh. |
Politics › Re: Which Is Better For Nigeria: Breaking Up Or Ethnic Mixing? by Curlieweed: 1:17pm On Jun 15, 2015 |
Dollyak: In a more reasonable world an integration of different ethnicity would be better. But for an uncivilised country as Nigeria, it is better in the long run both economically and socially, for each tribes to break up and be independent. An European union style integration is a better proposition. 1 million likes for your insight. Are you sure you be Naija woman? Clear logical thought process. The absofucking truth. |
Politics › Re: Mugabe's Land Reforms A Success, Western Media Admits by Curlieweed: 1:31pm On Jun 12, 2015 |
Obi1kenobi: The BBC article never called the reforms a success. The writer merely states it's not a total catastrophic failure and there are beneficiaries. That doesn't make it a ringing endorsement. It's the same with the Channel4 article. It just interviewed beneficiaries of the reforms. It's still not an endorsement. Over 4 million Zimbabweans in South Africa, with many others straining the borders attempting to flee, doesn't reflect the joys of the reforms. Some Chinese people hearken for the communist era where they were guaranteed their daily bread and cost of living was lower. It doesn't make communist China - similar to today's North Korea - a model economy. The apologist nonsense in the article which seems to endorse tyranny by a deluded megalomaniac like Mugabe doesn't mention that Zimbabwe went from Africa's food basket to a food importer. Or the 80 - 94% estimated urban unemployment. Even factoring the Western sanctions (fully deserved until Mugabe steps down - they're punishing him and not Zimbabwe), the mismanagement and ineptitude is glaring. Countries like Iran and Cuba didn't descend to such farce just because of crippling Western sanctions and trade embargoes.
The guy has played a fast con on deluded, fake Afrocentrists. He felt his power base withering in Zimbabwe and the land reforms, often accompanied with brutal violence, was his salvation. He's an absolute clown under who Zimbabwe would remain a wretched country. If you think he is a hero, then yu're precisely the reason for the statement "people deserve the leaders they get". Africa is cursed with bad leadership because of people like you. The highlighted is comic. They are not punishing Zimbabwans with the sanctions but you say that there are 4Million Zimbabweans in SA and 80-94% urban unemployment. I wonder how those figures will change when they start punishing Zimbabweans. Uncle Bob is a genuine African hero. All the noise is because Zim is almost the only genuinely independent African country. The truth! For the records, elections in Zim are freer than any election inNigeria will ever be. OBJ conducted 2 comically farcical elections but no sanctions. |
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Politics › Re: Louis Farrakhan's Message To Black People With The Breakfast Club by Curlieweed: 12:42pm On Jun 12, 2015 |
Sowell25: please listen to what i'm about to tell you. I know that your mind is neutral .
I am Oronian and I think every tribe/nation should be autonomous . and perhaps they can trade with each other and have a joint military cooperation for defence. Can you believe that Oron nation produces 90percent of Akwa Ibom's revenue and 45 percent of Nigeria's revenue,yet there's nothing there due to neglect and marginalization. Not only does Oron generate 90percent of akwa ibom's wealth.Oron territory also happen to possess 80percent of the other numerous resources found in the akwa ibom/cross river region. Oron is at a strategic location. Oron nation is one of the wealthiest nation in the world if it were autonomous. Oronians are some of the most beautiful, strong and intelligent people. the resources are as follows:natural gas,Rubber,Lead,Bauxite,Iron,Silver,Copper,limestone,seafood,Timber. ( Priority - Industries) (misplaced Priority - inflated ,unsustainable ,white elephant projects which will decay within 10yrs.) Oron has a natural deep harbor for seaport at James Town aka Ibaka,but due to tribalism and corruption,there's nothing there. Maritime Academy at Oron is supposed to be upgraded to university with modern edifice,but due to tribalism and corruption there's nothing there. the Oron museum has been neglected,despite the Oron artifacts and sculptures thought to be some of the most beautiful in africa . in fact,there are some Oron Artifacts at Philadelphia museum and London museum. meanwhile,the white elephant ibibio museum at uyo is empty because ibibios have no artifacts.In fact,all they have more than Oron is overpopulation of poverty ,housemaids,etc. most Oronians regard Ibibio as Inferior since ancient times. Oron's potential and greatness has been undermined and obscured being in akwa ibom and Nigeria at large. Oron nation is twice larger than Singapore. Oron is currently working on secession from Akwa Ibom.Buhari will make that happen. you just can't merge Sweden,Norway,Finland and Denmark as one nation,and then accuse each other of being tribal or nationalistic. you can't merge japan,Singapore ,china and korea as one country.it's just not going to work. those are tribes/nations with familial history and bond. any pan african who truly wants africa to be a better place should support autonomy for all tribes/nations. the fictitious,corrupt colonial experiment will ensure that Africa remain in perpetual bondage. Nations should only merge voluntarily at their own accord. there'll be no tribalism if every tribe/nation becomes autonomous. Tribalism is just a defense mechanism to survive in a ficticious, colonial jungle like Nigeria and other european colonies. The final solution is a referendum.And i can assure you with everything I am that 150 % over 100 % of Oronians would vote for Oron autonomy. the overflowed 50percent are wellwishers and deceased Oronians who came back to life and voted Oron autonomy. Bro, Thanks for the very intelligent and honest presentation. You're especially right about the so called "tribalism" being a "defence mechanism". That's why I think most of these ethnic warlords on these boards are such idiots. We are all victims here. All the fighting and back biting are unnecessary. However, I don't agree with your text about regarding your Ibibio brethren as inferior. That's plain wrong. You' may be different but you can't say they are inferior. One love |
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Politics › Re: FATIGUE | Buhari Was Asleep When Saraki Emerged Senate President by Curlieweed: 7:56pm On Jun 10, 2015 |
Hangover things. |
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Politics › Re: Buhari In Love With Fashola by Curlieweed: 4:59pm On Jun 10, 2015 |
Yeske2: Shuoo! What's this one saying? Do you have anything against safe s.ex? Better repent. HIV no dey show for face (all these Nicodemus visits to London and Germany sef). No be for my mouth you go hear anything. Abeg free me. |
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Politics › Re: Buhari In Love With Fashola by Curlieweed: 4:43pm On Jun 10, 2015 |
I hope they use(d) condoms to consummate this great love. Play safe. No wahala.
Love nwantinti. |
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Politics › Re: A Northern Govt Is Born by Curlieweed: 6:10pm On Jun 09, 2015 |
SMH for Nigerian political analysis. How do individuals holding posts become ethnic groups holding those posts? You guys have a looooong way to go.
In fact this is not even political discussion, this is just a series of fights over meaningless ethnic bragging rights. Yet poverty reigns supreme from east to West and North and South. Where is the ideology, where are the real regional interests?
I just tire! |
Politics › Re: Day 10 Of Buhari's Presidency: What Policies Has Been Proposed Or Implemented? by Curlieweed: 4:50am On Jun 09, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: How Former President Goodluck Jonathan And Okonjo-iweala Destroyed Nigeria by Curlieweed: 9:27pm On Jun 08, 2015 |
A load of horse manure. Rehearsing the same daft, tired Apeeshit talking points. |
Politics › Re: I Just Had A Dream About Prof. Yemi Osinbajo On New Nigeria by Curlieweed: 7:06pm On Jun 03, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: I Just Had A Dream About Prof. Yemi Osinbajo On New Nigeria by Curlieweed: 5:42pm On Jun 03, 2015 |
I suggest that the OP should do a quick test for malaria. The rains are so malaria is rife. |
Politics › Re: Stars On Their Shoulders, Blood On Their Hands - AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL by Curlieweed: 4:13pm On Jun 03, 2015 |
Caseless: What do you want to see on the hands of the military if not blood? Water? They're trained to kill- so they say. My guy, This is quite a callous comment. Human life is precious. If you or your relative was wrongly accused and tortured, you may be more sensitive to the issue. African lives matter, too. We need to learn to treat ourselves with some dignity. No truthful Nigerian is in anyway shocked about these revelations. Like Prophet Fela sang, " they leave sorrow tears and blood, them regular trademark.." However, I think the writer's hopes may be somewhat misplaced. Buhari is also a product of the same Nigerian Army. Their ideology and methods have not changed from the time the British used them to suppress independence minded indigenous kingdoms and people accross the length and breath of this colonial prison camp. They still behave like the same army of occupation the British designed them to be. |
Politics › Re: The Unending Marginalisation Of Fct Natives by Curlieweed: 2:59pm On Jun 03, 2015 |
BarkonunFCT: #didyouknowthat The Original Inhabitants that own the LAND space of which TRANSCORP HILTON was built, were paid N120 as compensation?
Federal Government of Nigeria took advantage of our forefathers, I wish to assure you that we are not going let go we must be duly compensated repeatedly.
FCT Natives have never been compensated. FCT Natives have never been consider during employment. FCT Natives bearly access Scholarships. FCT Natives have never been represented at the the Nigerian Federal Executive Council. FCT Natives dual among the rich who use the FG collect our land then enriched themselves. FCT Natives are treated as second class citizens Nigeria.
We are hereby calling on all Nigerian who sympathise and share in our pains to lend their voices on behalf of the Original Inhabitants of FCT.
Buhun Barkonun Abuja and Friends. I can feel your pain. This is an example of the scam that is called Nigeria. You have useless laws like the Land Use decree (abi na Act sef) that they use to steal ancestral land for next to nothing. This is why this colonial prison camp should be broken and sovereignty returned to the indigenous people. People like OBJ have used these fraudulent laws to aquire vast land holdings at the expense of local people. Do you know the number of local communities in Ogun state that were disposed by that Animal called Man to build his Otta farm? The worst thing is that he preferred to import workers from Benin Republic than employ locals. That should give you an insight into the mindset of this criminal fraternity of neo-colonial black overseers. |
Politics › Re: 7 Month Salary Arrears, I Am Helpless -aregbesola by Curlieweed: 2:36pm On Jun 03, 2015 |
Sai Change!! |
Politics › Re: We’ll Renegotiate Our Coexistence In Nigeria —IJAW NATION by Curlieweed: 2:19pm On Jun 03, 2015 |
olalat: C dude, its only u people with little stake dat re angry. Sorry anyway. Those pple includg ur heroe, Gej had stolen enough dt they cant afford to return to square 1 on d alter of seccession. Did Ur ex militant live in ND? Nope. U nid to witness what dey do every wkend in d club at abuja here. I dnt knw who u are, but u nid to reason beyond bigotary. When last did u hear aligo briggs talking? Her bro had been give appointment. No conscience again. I blv pple lk u too do hv price. Form a united front 2 fight ur common enemies within first b4 coming to d national level to agitate, if nt, u jst bunch of unpatriotic, disgruntle fellows. What does that bunch of irrelevant rants you have up there got to do with the poser I gave you? I'm tired of this discussion anway. I'm getting a headache trying to figure out what you're even ranting about. People "opressed" you at an Abuja club, you can't hear some phantom hoe called "aligo" Briggs, her bro...bla bla. |