₦airaland Forum

achi4u: You've not started to regreat it,a time shall come when you'll have another baby(as sombody rightly said),who might be a 'reincanation' of the lost baby who WILL torment you till the end of your 'sorry life',untill then you've just started to feel the pains.
Even if this story is not true,people can still learn from it____"its heart touching" smh.

@cyberG,why bringing NdiIgbo to this story? did the poster state her tribe or is it because she said 'east' which could be 'middle east' lol .

I doubt this girl must be from SS or SW cause an Igbo girl can't do such a terreble thing.

Achi: You know you LIE. She said East but you think middle east? So middle-easterners sent Nigerian policemen down to buy a baby to take to the north? His friend was in contact with this Alhaji who lived in the middle east? FYI information, I will show you around in Imo (Orlu, Ama-ifeke, Ngbidi, Nkwerre, Owerri, etc). I have seen myself a horrible instance in which 3 babies (perhaps triplets) were dead on the ground with people crying - no sane human being could look at the sight in IMO STATE!

Ranoscky: I no blame una at all, na SEUN I blame!

SEUN, YOU ARE A TRIBAL RACIST! FOOL!!!

Point out specific questions you have with my post rather than attack the person who gave you a chance to run your mouth here. I will concede if you are intellectually vigorous enough to puncture any of the points I made. Show that you are not all fluff...and no substance.

busmagnate: Are you sick?

LOLz...

rhymz: You are worse than a slow poke if you can't figure out what an excerpt means, fool. I copied it from a news site and pasted here on NL using a phone, if you had any sense, you would have figured that out. Concern yourself with what the man said in the interview and not diversionary cheap insults that only makes you look more stewpid!

What is this useless REPTILE of a thing that should be crushed with my biker boots? How did you get a Nokia 3310 phone to be making asinine posts you have no clue? You must be the only loser in this world who posts so many lines but could not figure out that a paragraph was required. At least you prove that you are a dumb copy-copy cassette that can bring no intelligence to any work - just regurgitate, copy and paste it REPTILIA ibonus !

mpumalanga: I understand that nothing excites you like Igbo death but the unfortunate news is that you had your chance
to enjoy it to the fullest but failed and this time,there will be no hausa/fulani to cover you and you will be
forced to demonstrate what you say with your GBOMO mouth through your hand.awo,the son of a thief that hated
humanity especially children and those from affluent background like Ojukwu due to his harsh poor background taught
that the president of Nigeria will be his but Anuwa Wada and others coned him after he compromised his matrimonial
vows to seal up the deal.Yorubas murdered just to eat and the food they murdered for is no more as the oil money is
drying. So,go to fulani's and ask for your so called restitution for murdering for them upon your acclaimed superior education
advantage over them.SHAME

You are not making any sense FAT reptile! Can't you string two consecutive sensible statements together? Funny thing is that you are too stupid to know that ojuku boasted on live camera before the war. I will paraphrase and will provide video evidence if you insist: "The ibos have been prepared for the war for some time now. It is a price they are willing to pay for freedom. When the war comes the other side would be surprised about what they will get. I am sure the war will be over in a short time". Now, I ask, if your visionary leader made this SURE statements (turned out to be empty hot air), he had no thought for the little kids, no thought for the women, no thought for the future of the young men he was ready to sacrifice, his close ibo folks and advisers did not stop him; IS IT THE NIGERIANS HE PLANNED AND DETERMINED TO KILL QUICKLY that will pity his followers on his behalf? Now, you be the judge of that!

[quote author=Okija_juju]utter bollocks

When we have untapped reserves offshore..

And even if it's true, we have a shiit load of gas to last over 100 years[/quote]Who is "WE"? It's only when you want to steal our resources that you use WE! Last time I checked, you don't live offshore, so who is WE? Sorry but you can't have neither the oil nor gas. After this oil finish, just pack your fishing net or hoe and cutlasss and go the farm.

Mr Lee: Na lie o Ogoni oil still dey o

Long throat...Ogoni oil is NOT for you. Sorry, you can't have everything!!

mpumalanga: Genocide is genocide any where.It can be a joke to you because you may share the same thought.

What genocide are you talking about? Is the one in which ojuku led iboz to war they were destined to lose and 3 M paid the price? I think the Nigerian army should charge every ibo man with genocide for the people that they killed on the Nigerian side and be made to pay restitution back to the state for each of the 3 M that got killed by ojuzku's decision.

rhymz: Interesting excerpts from Ojukwu's interviews

On the whole, you spent 10 years with the Nigerian army. What was it like and how did you end up in Kano? The Nigerian army, I say this not to denigrate anyone, is the remnant of a force that had grown steadily from the West African Frontier Force, until it became, with independence, the Nigerian army. When I was there, it was a force with five battalions, and we were sort of inching our way to the sixth battalion. And every officer

For goodness sake, can't you put paragraphs in your post? Funny, but some people claim they are educated?

This story can hardly be believed and I will just have to be FRANK.

1. Are you talking about the same iboland (East) that OnlyLIES, AfamLoser4Eva, Dende, Okenawg0, arzeLITTLE, and other small ibo tribalists have said is London, New York, Paris, Canaan, etc all-in-one? A place where they are all billionaires and better than every other parts of Nigeria who have larger cities, higher GDPs, more education, etc? Some iboz have been lying I think.

2. You say life is difficult in iboland and YES that is TRUE, MOST Nigerians know that. That is why the SW are so gracious; they let iboz into their wide borders and enjoy their culture, education, sophisticatedness, etc founded on thousands of years of evolution on diplomacy but what do your lucky iboz folks do? They abuse their hosts, the reason 30,000+ was killed in the North before ojuku's madness of a war. Chief Obafemi Awolowo who was one of the pillars for an educated, organized society in Nigeria and the SW and from whom benefit a LOT till today instead of being appreciated is being denigrated, NOT that their useless opinions count anyway. Meanwhile, the greatest achievement of ibozx leader ojuku is the killing of 2 small girls as he scrambled to get on a plane to Abidjan as well as leading his sheepish followers to a 3 M+ dead costly war.

3. Does it mean all the ibox billionaires in ibo villages cannot even help? No family to help? No community to help? You could not even tell anyone because they would laugh at you and disgrace you because you only needed a little bit of help to get going? How much was all the help that could have been needed financially? Lots of folks like you moved to the fertile lands of the SW and Northern Nigeria and they end up doing very well, something they could not in iboland. iboz should know they ar just ordinary human beings, no pride in being small today and laughing at your situation, so much you can't even tell them; you sold your flesh for 4 M ?

4. Now though, you've woken up and want your baby back, do you have the 4 M refund of purchase? If this Alhaji (hopefully) kept the baby and he has grown a bit now, do you think it's fair to just give him his money back and take your baby? If you'd offered to just marry him just to be able to keep your baby since you many not even have 4 M, it is your ibo folks that will be the first to curse you again. See where I am going with this?

5. When you were having the hard time, if all you had done was move to Oyo, Lagos, Ogun, Osun, etc; squat with someone while you found a way to start a business with just 25,000; live a decent live, you might in fact be getting ready to marry a decent young man over there in a few short years and have some money of your own. Bottomline is we all know its not easy and stories like these hopefully help iboz to wake-up and stop their self-deception.

Achebe is NOT even fit to tie the latchet of Chief Awolowo's shoes, so what is all these NOISE about? Aschebe deserves the kind of treatment tribalist racialists get on NLand and as old as he is now, you would think he should be making peace with God and man!

oyb: i live in festac and for the past 6 months there have been escalating home invasions by small boys like the ones being discussed

laptops, blackberries, jewelery

earlier in the year, they would sneak into houses in groups of two

a month or so ago, four of them came to my house - because my compound is very well illuminated, a neighbour saw them poking around, raised the alarm, and they ran away, but they still robbed someone else and got away with handbag and blackberry


a week later, they came back, 8 in number, with matchetes they went through 5 houses before they came to my house , mostly they sneaked in, woke up the occupants, take all the laptops etal, ra-pe the women or debate on it , lock them up

when they came to my house, they came through the balcony upstairs. i woke up to the sound of the thugs breaking the sliding glass door of the balcony.

i came out to confront two thugs , one weilding a machete, the other some sort of gun . the thug with the matchete was shouting what they probably teac them in armed robber school - where is the money

the guy with the matchete first slapped me in the face with the matchete , when he saw i was not willing to cooperate. i then threw the only thingi could at him - the dustbin beside me. he then hit me in the head with the matchete , with blood pouring down the side of my face , i rushed at the two thugs and knocked them off the balcony.

my wifes screams had alerted teh neighbours, and the robbers all eight of them, commenced running up and down the neighbourhood shouting like mad dogs

someone had called the police, and for once they actually showed up, but the robbers still got away

they also matcheted our security guard.

typical to naija police, the next day there was a show of arresting some locals who we were then asked to identify face to face , never mind that people have id ed thieves in the past o have the thieves tell them to their face that nothing will happen

jungle justice is inevitable in a country where the nigerian police are good for nothing and are often in league with armed robbers

the same theives raided another neighbourhood in festac a week or so ago - this time they were 16 in number, but their luck ran out as the neighbourhod abokis were on to them. four of them were caught. the locals almost burnt them alive before they handed them over to the police

violent crime has all sorts of repercussions to the victims - there's the physical trauma - i have a scar on my forehead, i needed several stitches, i cut the my feet running at the robbers and needed stitches there too - i was out of office for over a week ; for the next week everyone jumped at the slightest noise - we all had trouble sleeping, i wake up at odd hours to look outside; ditto for some of my neighbours

these boys did not wear masks, thats how bold they were. the other day i was in an eatery and i saw a boy who looked to be about the height of on of the robbers. the boy was limping. i stared at him for a very very long time. who knows? it could have been one of them.

imagine, one of the thieves who was caught said he was saving money to leave nigeia, which was why he was breaking into peoples houses to rob and r-ape. what nonsense

Sorry to hear about this ordeal. In my opinion, they made their choices and NOW they have paid for it? Was it worth it? Others still alive can make their own choices now because SWIFT justice is the most effective way of warning and deterrence. If Naija was a lawful country, where criminals will be arrested, prosecuted and punished even if the crime was committed 100 YEARS ago and police NEVER take bribes and help them to get away, then taking them to court, etc may be VERY well JUST. However, since the greater percentage get away with crime, what incentive do robbers have to stop? If their is no punishment for crime, then there is NO way to curb crime!

[quote author=yoruba ruler ]Am surprised that some stupid people have began to bad mouth and spread falsehood against Owerri while failing to commend the good work of the government. How many times have you seen we yorubas riddicle ourselves mischievously? or even hausas bad mouth theirselves even though they misbehave? Indeed some Igbo people are simply stupid, I pray this behaviour of you people change for the better so that we can forge southern unity. Anyway, i wish the investors and Imo state government well. Goodluck.[/quote]Another foolis.h ibo coward tribalist loser masquerading his inferiority complex by changing identity like a chameleon. Thunder fire your big flat head!

[quote author=Dudu_Negro]Abagworo,

I said the state of things when the war began!  I was not concerned about the debate of why the 12 states were formed.  But since you brought up the reason behind this creations then I will gladly entertain your inquiry.

The first constitution we had was the Independence Constitution of 1960, which went into effect on October 1st 1960.  This was superseded by the constitution of October 1st 1963 promulgated by Azikiwe as the First Republic Constitution.  This was when Zik carved Mid West out of West.  All the regions knew there was oil in the Niger Delta but the Hausas did not have full appreciation and value of the possibilities and were not privvy to the full assessment or extent of the oil resources and wealth in the offshore Delta area but the Yorubas and the Igbos knew and had this information.

There was a academic outfit from University of Ibadan that acted as a ad-hoc strategic policy team for Western Region. They write proposals formulated from research and analytical outputs to advance the policies and politics of the West.  So Awo knew about the oil reserves.  Akintola had some issues with this group because they were too loyal to Awo, instead of the government of the region.  West was very liberal in its politics but also very volatile in its demand for allegiance. . . . people get killed for falling out of favor with political ideologies and party principles.  From 1962/63, the West was ablaze with political wars and up until 1966.  Strong allegiances in different party factions and turfs weakened the erstwhile strong and unified political frontier.

Western region was also the only region in the entire country where education was free. (proposed in 1952 but started in January 1955).  Western house in Ibadan was the secretariat for the following provinces included in the region - Abeokuta, Bini, Lagos (minus Federal Capital), Delta, Ibadan, Ijebu, Ondo and Oyo.  These were the Western provinces.  Whatever obtains in Ibadan is uniformly deployed and implemented in all the provinces.  Every person born and of school age in any of these provinces, if they attended school between January 1955 and Jan 1966 (coup), did so on the platform of Western region's socio-political programme.  There were other programmes in tandem with the free education programme; free health being one of them.  East did not have this and North did not. 

Awo wanted confederacy, Zik wanted nationalism.   Awo wanted each region to rule and determine its own future, Zik wanted all the regions to be ruled and directed from a unified center.  Zik, in collaboration with Eastern elements, devised a means by which the growth in the West could be stunted.  Awo had to be eliminated! Killing Awo will set the country on fire.  So he was set up, along with others. . . . including Anthony Enahoro.  They were tried in front of Justice Sowemimo, a Yoruba, and convicted and sentenced to imprisonment. This was on September 11, 1963.  19 days later my friend, Zik changed the constitution and carved Mid West out of Western region.  lol!  Following that rapid action the West protested, but in the wake of its turbulent political wars and chaos, its handicapped voice had no effect. 

Akintola was very savvy in his understanding of local politics, he lacked backing of the UnIbadan academic corps that had supported Awo as Premier.  He therefore was not informed in the broad policies with which to manipulate national politics successfully.  Awo and Akintola had different styles of governing; Awo was tactful, Akintola was tenacious.  If Awo did not succeed in one approach, he employs a different approach for the same goal until he gets what he wants.  Akintola did not believe in changing tactics. . . .if there are barriers in his way, he believes in knocking them over to get through to his goal.  His energy and focus were greatly consumed by events on the ground in West and therefore distracted from the rapidly changing events at national level. 

With Awo in prison, that left Zik with Ahmadu Bello as contender for National politics and power,  Okpara, the premier of Eastern region, was in status quo mode and in concordance with Zik's ambition and leadership.  The West is successfully broken and isolated from oil welath, the North had no oil and so the East remained the only region with oil wealth.  Therefore, if Igbo can retain nationalism at all cost and did not loose any of the other regions, then it will sit on an empire of massive wealth from groundnut and cotton in North, cocoa, palm oil and rubber in West, cocoa, palm oil, rubber and oil in MidWest, coal, palm oil, rubber and oil in East.  All these will be in the hand and domination of Ndigbo.  This plot is what fed Zik's insistence for nationalism.  To implement it successfully, he criss-crossed Army personnell from their home states into different tribal lands.  The ethnic balance in civil service was rapidly been manipulated as well the Army officer corp.  Ahmadu Bello grew dissatisfied with the arrangements and changes and his loss of regional power to a central government.  Economies and regional authority of the natives was invaded and subordinated to the market forces and statutory administration of government headed by Ndigbo.  This dissatisfaction is vented in a public interview that is now widely distributed online.  Ahmadu Bello then began a series of move to seceed the Northern people out of Nigeria. In West, Akintola had locked down with his opponents and defiant elements of AG. . . . the turmoil boiled over and had the appearance of triggering restlessness in other areas, particularly Niger Delta Volunteer Force led by Isaac Boro.  Boro was leading a grassroot movement that defied and despised the Eastern region's monopoly and abuse of power against minorities in the Delta area,  An urgent solution was needed to bring Boro, Bello and Akintola under check before "nationalism", Zik's darling baby was prematurely killed.  This was what led to the Igbo coup of Jan66.

Ndigbo must be the king of Nigeria and to do that successfully, the top echelon of other ethnicities in military and civil power must be disabled and all oppositions to this schemed domination demolished and removed.   Zik knew about the coup, Okpara knew about the coup and Ironsi knew about the coup.   I dont need to recap that story it has been talked about many times, so I will skip it.  So, what happened after the coup?

In violation of the constitution of the First Republic promulgated October 1st 1963, Orizu (Igbo man), Senate President, installed Ironsi in power.  Ironsi immediately issued decree 34 and suspended the constitution.   As an emphasis, he also committed to nationalism. In other words, Zik's vision of Ndigbo dominating and monopolizing power in Nigeria continues and will be implemented with boots and guns if necessary. The Hausas were now more than ever adamant on getting out of Nigeria. To placate and stall their demands. . . . he promoted Igbo and Hausas military personnell only but not Yorubas. He left the military criss-crossed postings in place and rapidly elevated Igbo civil servants and began relocating them to North. The aim being to begin the plan of direct rule of Hausaland. . . take Sharia courts and native authority out and install and effect civil and statutory laws and central governance accountable only to the Head of State. . . . or as they called him SUPREME COMMANDER! Doesn't that title alone say it all?

After Coup of July66, pushed out of power and the reins of control for "nationalism" in the hand of a Northerner, Ndigbo suddenly realized that nationalism is not a good plan for the country and sought confederacy. This is one of reasons for Aburi. Gowon implemented Aburi in the best way he could fit it into a national agenda. . , Ojukwu then raged that the agreements of the accord was violated and he will take his people out of Nigeria before he would submit to a national power in which the regions had no control of their own destiny and management. Gowon declared a decree and state of emergency in East and created 12 states, breaking Easten region and isolating Igbo land, thereby freeing Isaac Boro land and Ibibioland. Igbo lost its access to the oil wealth. This is exact same policy employed by Ndigbo to eliminate and isolate West. The Northerner followed that precedence and Ojukwu, dissatisfied declared secession. When Biafran army started out. . . .the first places they went and planted their Biafra flag was oil producing states. . . . South Eastern state, Rivers State and Bendel state. The Biafran war strategy was aimed at capturing and subordinating the entire country. . . .starting from oil lands, then West and then up North. What it could not accomplish politically, it sought, with boots, guns and bullets, to execute militarily. Both approaches failed. The nationalism that Ndigbo wished and planted forcefully on others, is today a heavy yoke around its neck.

Do not do unto others that which if done to you will distress your heart and burden your spirit, . . . law of "cause and effect" (Karma).


Anyway, Abagworo. . . if you have any more question or if you want to open another can of worms. . . .please feel free to.[/quote]This and MORE reasons are why iboz CAN NEVER be trusted in Nigeria. Past leaders have performed below potentials but ibox will DESTROY the country.

Onlytruth: I watched the video of MASSOB and I know that it is only a matter of time before those boys will face Nigeria squarely again.
Yoruba will hide like hyenas and wait for the victor; then come out to lionize and kiss the victor's @ss.

Nna, I tire.

Lol...hope iboz remember this your empty bragging after 10 M iboz pay for your stupidity like they did for ojzuku.

What is the point in replying Achebe who lies and twists facts like most iboz? Achebe is falling apart now and trying to stay relevant by attacking a man well above his pay grade. One of the major reasons ibox lost the war was because they were WRONG! Achebe can fall apart but he can't rewrite history.

shymexx: They should be able to do that, if they're dead serious about it... However, it's Nigeria, where people at the 'ivory tower' talk the talk, but can't walk the walk...So, anything is possible - the end will justify the means...

Yes, you are correct! Let's wait and see.

shymexx: As a pseudo-PanAfricanist, this is bad idea... However, as a proud Nigerian, I'm very happy...

We also need to militarise the place while we're at it, we can't let smaller countries bully us...

I don't really like Paul Biya(freaking utterly corrupt dictator) - an invasion and regime change in that part of Africa won't be a bad idea...

Imperial Nigeria - let's get it!!

Well, we have to hope that this government can come up with a strategy that will strengthen our chances which has been weakened by the actions of previous governments and this GEJ's recent statement that he will not ask for a review of the case. One of such strategies is finding ways to keep the Bakassi people engaged, piling up pressure and making it clear that Nigeria is committed to the re-integration of Bakassi into Nigeria and will accept no other options because the people will NOT. That way, even if it goes down to a referendum, the Bakassi in addition to their zeal would have seen strong commitments and good will of the Nigerian administration to completely vote themselves back into Nigeria which is WILLING to accept them with both hands and feet, in fact completely!

Hope they submit their formal application for review of the judgement before the 9th of October which is just 5 days AWAY!

shymexx: I watched this ish because of their foreign policy, I could care less about what happens domestically in America...

Mitt Romney performed well as the Governor of Massachusetts, and he shouldn't have a problem transforming the American economy...

However, his foreign policy is insane...

#TeamObama

I'm out, yo..

Shmexx...you my be forgiven cos you don't live in America and may not know Romney's records as governor in Mass. In a nutshell: Jobs: 1. 47th out of 50 states in job creation 2. Taxes and fees: Increased by $750 million per year 3. Long-term debt: Increased more than $2.6 billion/. Google Bain capital and GST Steel as a sample.


1. http://www.boston.com/businessupdates/2012/09/05/governor-romney-faced-similar-economic-situation-obama-with-similar-results/S2cHk3JRGn0hHRnbEFuh2M/story.html
2. http://www.realromneyrecord.com/cases/gst-steel

Finally, you are very intelligent guy but it's a good idea to do some facts checking before taking a strong position on anything or making a seemingly factual statement.

Antivirus92: blind man. Is it igbo coupe or is it a coupe led by an igbo? Aren't there yorrobers among them? Ok, what do you think ojukwu would have done? 3 million igbos died,yes that's war for you. Are we igbos complaining of the dead 3 million or complaining about the confiscated properties after the war? Finally, there was a motivational song for ojukwu during that war. The song was done by people back home who are not even soldiers. So if those people had supported then nobody is against him, ur lies of selecting his supporters in his cabinet ,i don't know where you got it from. Maybe it's what awolowo told you.

Pfffttt....everyone knows it was an ibo coup. If you are educated, you should be able to figure out that 51% will always best 49%, heck 50.1% bests 49.9%! Now go figure and if you still can't, you cannot be helped. Plus, why the insults? Can you disprove any of my 3 points with hard facts and I will accept your position?

Antivirus92: poor brain. A typical yorrobber man, liar,cunny,back-stabber. TUFIAKWA

There goes the insults after they run out of any type of logical arguments. iboz here are generally known for that and this is exactly while northerners woz them until they stupidly declared a war which resulted in 3 M mega-wozing!

[quote author=ekt_bear]lol. not trying to be grammar nazi, but for some reason this sentence brought up the following lyrics for me:
"coupe the color of mayonnaise
I'm drunk and high at the same time, drinkin' champagne on the airplane"[/quote]There goes the insults after they run out of any type of logical arguments.

She is resting in a hotel in Germany. Nigeria is too small to contain her for resting. Yaradua did the same thing but we siddon look....

For those who are just hearing about Romney's positions today, UNDERSTAND that he just changed those positions to appear as "moderate". This guy NEVER had these positions to come through his party primaries while debating among his conservative co-aspirants and appealing to their republican "base". However, he has SHIFTED so much and close to Obama's position on many issues, even the analysts and citizens noticed that and commented after the debate. BOTTOMLINE: Romney will say and do anything NOW to get elected! So rightly, Obama asked: Are these plans you talk about SO GOOD that you are unable to tell Americans what EXACTLY they are? Hope none of you is fooled by the flip-flopping, 47% dissing Romney. The comments he made in private are a VERY accurate portrayal of his real thought towards the people since he thought the public would NEVER see or hear it. Today, he knows people are listening and had to say anything to deceive you.

ATTENTION: For those who are just hearing about Romney's positions today, UNDERSTAND that he just changed those positions to appear as "moderate". This guy NEVER had these positions to come through his party primaries while debating among his conservative co-aspirants and appealing to their republican "base". However, he has SHIFTED so much and close to Obama's position on many issues, even the analysts and citizens noticed that and commented after the debate. BOTTOMLINE: Romney will say and do anything NOW to get elected! So rightly, Obama asked: Are these plans you talk about SO GOOD that you are unable to tell Americans what EXACTLY they are? Hope none of you is fooled by the flip-flopping, 47% dissing Romney. The comments he made in private are a VERY accurate portrayal of his real thought towards the people since he thought the public would NEVER see or hear it. Today, he knows people are listening and had to say anything to deceive you.

4mulanoni: Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, is sobroke that it may not be able topay staff salaries, as from next month.
The Chairman of INEC, Prof. Attahiru Jega disclosed this to bewildered members of the House of Representatives Committee on Electoral Matters who visited INEC headquarters in Abuja, Wednesdasy.
Acting Chairman of INEC, Dr Abdulkadir Sulaiman, who represented Prof. Jega said “if we don’t do anything about it on time, we may not be able to pay salary by next month’’.
Following this development, the chairman called on the legislators to quickly intervene and save the situation, else the commission’s aspiration of conducting the 2015 general election in line with international best practice would be a mirage.
He also told the visiting legislators led by the Chairman of the House Committee on Electoral Matters, Hon Jerry Manwe that the paucity of his fund has drastically slowed down the pace of work on all the capital projects being currently executed by the nation’s electoral umpire.
Professor Jega explained that out of the N35 billion earmarked for the commission in this year’s budget, only 10 billion was released to it in March this year which was meant for the first quarter.

We know all the money was stolen...but ask Iwuala why she hasn't released their money? Imagine, and this stupid flop of a woman is writing a book?

seunfly: ACN Control just six states and two is working to your own satisfaction that is 33% compare to pdp of which only 2 of those you mention are working at the the level of fash and osh out of 28 which is approximatly 7% and for apga only Rochas i can compare to them 1 out of 3 which is 33% others you mention 4rm obi to lamido are not bettern other ACN governors now check for your self

ACN = 33%
APGA=33%
PDP = 7%
while 77% ACN and APGA are average probably 10% of PDP are average remaing 83% are bad so which one is good and bad.

Post Rochas achievements since taking office.

Seunn11: even the pseudo-intellectual one among them (i.e. Chuinua Achaube) is busy distorting history and hero worshiping his okonkwo-turned ojukwuuku.

Leave Achebe alone....he is just another ordinary man. He has his opinions which are just nothing than other people have. He can worship ojuku all he wants, but it does not change the facts that iboz waged and lost a stupid war. The blame of the war rests on ojukwu and his supporters. Achebve cannot re-write history and even talking about Chief Awolowo makes him look silly. That was a man of far vision and foresight, a man that could never be led by the nose while iboz claim ojuku their leader was actually a follower who was led by his followers to declare a war for which 3 M + iboz would later die. iboz waged a stupid war and lost it and it is past time they moved on.