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Politics › Re: Awo's Legacy: A Blessing Or Curse To Yorubas? by Dede1(m): 2:43pm On Mar 01, 2011
Kobojunkie:
Translation --- "I don't have any posts actually showing you denigrading Ibos or South Easterners in any way, but I will continue to accuse you falsely of being an Ibo hater just because I cannot stand the way you continue to object to my claims, no matter how biased they may be of Ibos and other groups out there"

@Dede1, Grow up!!! I hope you realize all I did was ask you, for the umpteenth time, to substantiate the FALSE claims you continue to make of my person, and for the umpteenth time, you have chosen to go on and on without even providing one ounce of evidence to show you have even been thinking clearly as a person on these issues. I suggest you give it a rest already. We are not all stuck in the past and as conceited as you are. Some of us are actually able to look beyond the past, our ethnic identities, our skin colors, creed, religion etc to care what happens to all, and not just for that which PINCHES and BITES locally. Even from your own threads, it is clear you are only concerned with your ego and not necessarily the very well being of the Ibo populace, so give it a rest already.
I guess you need to grow up and acquire discipline. At least, you must endeavor to accord Ndigbo a duly respect by writing Igbo instead of Ibo. Until you comport your silly self to such simple courtesy, you shall remain a prodigal child. By the way, I shall give it a rest.
Politics › Re: Awo's Legacy: A Blessing Or Curse To Yorubas? by Dede1(m): 6:17am On Mar 01, 2011
Kobojunkie:
Let me get this straight . . .  you have no proof of me actually HATING the S.E --- (You are unable to pick out any one of the many posts of mine on S.E Threads to suport your claims) . . . .  other than your deluded ideas of everyone out there who calls you to order, especially when you spew trash about any people, being anti-SE?

WOW . . . for a minute there, you got me believing their was still hope that you could actually see past your hate and conceit.  I am sorry, but the one with the delusions is the one who continually claims one is a hater but is UNABLE still --- after thousands of my posts on S.E related threads, unable to pick even one to show he even knows what he is talking about.

If you claim you do not pretend to speak on behalf of the people, then DON'T get all riled up when one disagrees with you . . .  Oh wait, are you going to tell me next that you and your squad are the only gangs allowed/authorized to speak on Ibo issues?? ROFLMAO!!
If you think I have to stoop so low to search for the junks you posted on this board in order to prove a silly point, you are as dense as I thought. Can you just listen to your poor self? Probably you are the spokesperson of the groups or you pretend to speak on behalf of everything you supported on this board. I can not be piqued because a wily drunk decided to spew crap about Ndigbo or SE zone on this forum. However, I have every intention to response to such uncouth behavior.
Politics › Re: June 12 Was Not Free And Fair by Dede1(m): 5:59am On Mar 01, 2011
seanet02:
Would you have said so if he was an ibo? The man is simply M.A.D and no amount of treatment can get him back on his feet. He must known something better than the whole world. Ibos money no go kill you.
Why do you bark like a mad dog? It is only demented transient such as you will assume elections are free and fair.
Politics › Re: Awo's Legacy: A Blessing Or Curse To Yorubas? by Dede1(m): 5:41am On Mar 01, 2011
Kobojunkie:
How exactly is referring to you and your mini-Gang on Nairaland, a gang that PRETENDS to speak on behalf of all ibos, a slip? undecided undecided undecided undecided undecided Seriously, why are you avoiding the question?

Again, please provide any of my posts that actually attacks the S-Easterners and not just your claims of the SE? I want to see you produce this one to show you have actually been following any of my actual posts and not your delusions born out of your hate and conceit towards others.
You can whine till the hell freezes over, you are a noted enemy of SE. The disdain you had for the people could not allow you to accord the simple courtesy of addressing them properly as Igbo instead of Ibo. I honestly maintained it is either the love you have for SE or outright dislike for the zone that spurred you to write crass and irresponsible essays about the zone.

I am not surprised to see your delusional state of mind boils to the surface when you tagged me a pretender. I am not yet qualified to speak on the behalf of Ndigbo and have not been nominated as a spokesperson for such wonderful group of people.
Politics › Re: Awo's Legacy: A Blessing Or Curse To Yorubas? by Dede1(m): 8:45pm On Feb 28, 2011
excanny:
^^^
How does it make you feel using that word 'you folks'. Is your generalization refering to one poster, some posters or a group of posters?
What is exactly your position? Do you have something against the group of 'you folks' you want to let out?
She will only realize that she had slipped when her rear end hits the hard rock very hard.
Politics › Re: Awo's Legacy: A Blessing Or Curse To Yorubas? by Dede1(m): 7:53pm On Feb 28, 2011
Kobojunkie:
@Dede1, I DARE you to pull up a single instance where I lambaste the SE unfairly, and not YOUR PERSONAL CLAIMS THAT YOU PRETEND APPLY to the SE just because you claim it so? You folks are too full of hate to see past your own delusions is what the problem is.

Please enough of this attention seeking issue you have  . . . . for once, have pity on the Children who are the ones suffering here -- regardless of race, tribe, religion --- no child deserves what they continue to get at the hands of our leaders.
I believe you got the wrong person in your crosshair. You do not need to throw a gauntlet to my way because your highhandedness approaches to issues concerning the SE on this forum are not hidden matters. Do you not think your use of word- hate is absurd?
Politics › Re: Awo's Legacy: A Blessing Or Curse To Yorubas? by Dede1(m): 7:35pm On Feb 28, 2011
excanny:
Do you say this when it's the other way round?

How many times have I observed you running your mouth in lashing the south east, but now you are playing an unbiased commentator.
Do not mind the lady in her usual impish manners. Probably if SE had been subjected to derogatory instances, she would have been in her usual no-bar-hold or loose-tongue approach. I guess such partial behavior stems from her likeness of the zone or lack thereof.
Politics › Re: Awo's Legacy: A Blessing Or Curse To Yorubas? by Dede1(m): 7:25pm On Feb 28, 2011
seanet02:
Dede alias lies
I guess it takes one liar to notice another. In my posts about Awolowo, I have tailored my words to suit the appropriate endeavor of Awo’s political machination whether it was diabolical, treacherous or humorous. Unlike you who would want us to believe that Awo was the best thing God created after the slice of bread.
Politics › Re: Awo's Legacy: A Blessing Or Curse To Yorubas? by Dede1(m): 2:46pm On Feb 28, 2011
[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=238680.msg7812495#msg7812495 date=1298844481]At those trying to shout down this thread. . . it is better to know the truth and deal with it accordingly than deny it, imo.[/quote]At least, you seem to have caught the honesty flu on the truth about the whole political saga in Nigeria as in the case of a post which detailed Awoloow’s political treachery against Zik and NCNC.
Politics › Re: Awo's Legacy: A Blessing Or Curse To Yorubas? by Dede1(m): 2:36pm On Feb 28, 2011
Like any mortal, Awo’s legacy is mix bag at best. Even though some visionless disciples of Awo are hell bent to create one of the wonders of earth in Nigeria as Awolowo.
Politics › Re: G.e.j Unmasked! by Dede1(m): 2:22pm On Feb 28, 2011
I stopped everything about GEJ when he single-handedly destroyed the political decorum engendered into Nigerian polity by section 7-2 C of PDP constitution. I wish those who supported the callous and irresponsible behavior should have no place to hide in future.
Politics › Re: Nigeria To Buy Buses From China, When We Have 2 Bus Manufacturing Company by Dede1(m): 10:51pm On Feb 26, 2011
[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=609593.msg7802027#msg7802027 date=1298667573]Hrm. I thought he said Southerner, not "African."

It sort of makes sense. No zone in Nigeria wants to be taken over by people from outside of that zone. [/quote]Of course, such incoherent rant from A Bello will make sense to you. If the crap was allegedly said by Zik, you would have gone into shock.
Politics › Re: Enugu Rural Developments (in Pictures) by Dede1(m): 10:41pm On Feb 26, 2011
It is very nice to notice that the tractors are assembled at Enugu and really move earth. According to UDBN, NLC and TUC, tractors assembled at Enugu manufacturing plants can not plough or grade the soil. The fools that run the three outfits would rather buy from China than from assembly plants in Alaigbo.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Gambian President Hits Out At African Union Over Gaddafi Protests by Dede1(m): 10:23pm On Feb 26, 2011
@POST

The post indicates Africans are ridiculously clueless. Bible said is “Saul also among the prophets”.
Politics › Re: So, Zik And Balewa Conspired Against Awolowo? by Dede1(m): 10:17pm On Feb 26, 2011
JProspero:
Seanet02, the Wise man of Nairaland, let it be noted that without any provocation you were the one who started hurling insults at people on this thread.

Why is the post stuupeed? Because it runs contrary to your beliefs which are already cast in stone? Sorry!

One would think that since you are not stuupeed, you would give solid points to counter those made by Mr Onabule in this write-up. Thank God, Mr Onabule is a Yoruba man giving his perspective on national issues.

So if you don't have something to say, just waka pass plssssssssss!
Did you notice the manner of desertion from the post by the revisionists?
Politics › Re: So, Zik And Balewa Conspired Against Awolowo? by Dede1(m): 10:14pm On Feb 26, 2011
seanet02:
Miniaturized Reasoning. Typical Dede always swapping the goal post. @OP completely stuupeed Post.
I guess you meant applied reasoning and keeping the goal post where it was measured. Did you check out the author of the article?
Politics › Re: Why I Went To Cote D'ivorie; I Didn't Run Away - Ojukwu by Dede1(m): 8:19pm On Feb 26, 2011
fstranger3:
You mean those stammering Ibos

Keep making up stuff. Whatever helps you from going gagagagagaga. lol
I guess it takes one stammering punk to notice another. Now, do not try to bamboozle me with crackers because I spent considerable amount of time in Yoruba land. I do not believe in calling names but facts.
Politics › Re: Convicted Thief Bode George Celebrated by Dede1(m): 8:09pm On Feb 26, 2011
@OP


Have heard about people being wrongly convicted? If he allegedly stole the billions of naira as you would want us to believe, how much of this stolen money did government recover and where is the recovered money?
Politics › Re: So, Zik And Balewa Conspired Against Awolowo? by Dede1(m): 7:50pm On Feb 26, 2011
This is a very educative article that stared the revisionists at the face. It must recall there was no time Zik and NCNC embarked on any endeavor to politically undermine Awolowo or encourage any form of anti-party activities by the members of Action Group as Awolow did severally.
Politics › Re: A Culture Of Unbridled Violence Part II by Dede1(m): 6:52pm On Feb 26, 2011
muyoto:
sadly, its not just the intent, is it? you violent bag of putrefying cat poo! angry
You are a regrettable bag of putrefying cat poo because it takes one to recognize another.
Celebrities › Re: Nigerian Top 10 Igbo Actors | Actresses And Their Pictures by Dede1(m): 3:52pm On Feb 26, 2011
Ifygurl:
Tonto Dikeh name is Igbo. Dikeh is an Igbo name, she's Ikwerre, there are some Ikwerre's that view themselves as Igbo (A friend of mine is one of them) and there are some that do not view themselves as Igbo.
As for Tonto, she view herself as Igbo. Monalisa Chinuda is also Ikwerre and she also view herself as Igbo. Bascially, any Ikwerre you meet you have to ask them what they view themselves as. Even though Ikwerre is seen as an Igbo dialect and they are seen as Igbo, there are some that do not view themselves as Igbo and there are some that do.

A quote from her (Tonto) myspace--it bascially tells you what she sees herself as
"Yoruba girls are pretty, Hausa girls are smart, but it takes an Igbo girl to win a man's heart. Yoruba girls have big heads, Hausa girls take you straight to bed. Igbo Girls are the ones you want to wed. Fulani girls can't dance, Yoruba girls can't flow, and when you want the best-looking girl, Imo State is where you go. Yoruba girls are wild, Hausa girls are fun, but when it comes to partyin, Igbo Girls are #1. Girls will be girls North, South, East and West, but an Igbo Girl will always rate the best. So any guy who reads this truly has to know, if you have an Igbo Girl, you should never let her go! "
http://www.myspace.com/africanbeauty321

As for Hilda Dokubo, abeg Thank You. When i saw her name, i was like whattttt?
The same goes for Ramsey Noauh, i saw his name as well. People, Ramsey Noauh is Half Yoruba (his middle name is Tokunbo)
Hilda Dokubo is Half Igbo
Culture › Re: Are Ukwuani People Igbos(ukwuani People Please Talk) by Dede1(m): 2:30pm On Feb 26, 2011
TRACK: What i mean is whether ukwuani pple have same cultural traits with "the igbos" but not whether they are "igbos". The ukwuani greet ajeh for men and oteofe for women and the language is differrent from igbo lanuage in many other dimensions. Title holders in ndokwa land where ukwuani pple reside put on red cap and bead as the igbos. Please what is your view.
I do not know your age but my people say he who requests the full meaning of an idiom indicated that dowry paid on his mother is a wasteful endeavor.

For you, I shall deduce that Ukwuani people are Yoruba. The words Ukwu and Ani do not feature in the lexicon of nay other ethnic group in Nigeria except Igbo yet some one has effrontery to ask an uncultured question such as the one you posited.

You even mentioned in one of your posts that women are greeted as “oteofe” while men are greeted as “ajeh”. Now, it is only a fool who would think that “oteofe” is different from Igbo language. Any son or daughter of Igbo who does not know the duty to cook soup or meal in general is culturally and traditionally reserved for women is a regrettable fool. “Oteofe” as used only for greeting of women in Ukwuani reinforces the idea that women cook soup.
Politics › Re: Why I Went To Cote D'ivorie; I Didn't Run Away - Ojukwu by Dede1(m): 1:44pm On Feb 26, 2011
[quote author=bk.babe97y link=topic=609361.msg7803593#msg7803593 date=1298699991]The same Easterners that history records that they "lowered their gaze when in the presence of the white man?". Or the Yoruba child that was recorded to talk to the white man with reckless impunity "Come here you white man!!!"? Maan, these Ibos. . . . .[/quote]I thought at this stage on Naairland you should have educated your silly arse on the composite groups that made up easterners.

Again, you continue to prove that inherent idiocy can not be fixed. Even Dr. Baike added to his diaries in 1884 during the expedition of lower Niger/Benue River that Igbo are the most articulate group of people he had ever met, Olodo.
Politics › Re: Presidential Rally: Orji Booed In Aba by Dede1(m): 1:22pm On Feb 26, 2011
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=611775.msg7802675#msg7802675 date=1298676172]I say, the man should have passed out free apkus[/quote]So passing out free amala is the only political gimmick anyone needs to do in order to secure elevated political position in Ekiti State? No wonder backwardness is a twin sister to Ekiti State.

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