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Politics › Re: Homosexuals Storm National Assembly by Dede1(m): 5:24pm On Mar 18, 2009
[/quote]bawomolo March 16, 2009 09:01 PM ( So what do armed robbers and pocket pickers have in common with homosexuals?[quote]
If you can not perceive what the deviants have in common then you are not qualified to engage in this argument. The armed robbers, petty robbers, pocket pickers and homosexuals are all human beings, born by woman and are social deviants.

In addition, armed robber, petty robber and pocket picker could add homosexuality as another life style as few homosexuals could add armed robber, petty thief and pocket picker as secondary life style.
Politics › Re: Homosexuals Storm National Assembly by Dede1(m): 8:55pm On Mar 16, 2009
Of course, group of people have the right to behave in a manner the group chooses. The group could be robbers, armed robbers, harlots, gigolos, pocket pickers and homosexuals. The good thing about these groups is they were all born human beings by their various mothers.

However, there is a trend of issue that is beginning to unfold. One among these groups of rascally and socially deviant manners is demanding that the society must treat them differently or in special manner different from the way other deviants were handled based on the dictate of the society.

If a person does not want the wroth of the society, the person must behave within the confine of the generally accepted behaviors as tailored by the dictates of the society. In the neck of my wood, the civilization included among other things, the mode of our interaction with others. Any person trying to introduce a useless behavior into the guided civilization must be ruthless dealt with as stipulated within the laws of the land.

In USA and few other European countries, people who attempt to marry more than one wife have been ruthless killed by the agents of the state. I have accepted polygamy and continue to support it because the arrangement of couples is within dictate of law of nature. Homosexuality is an irredeemable cause.
Politics › Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President? by Dede1(m): 8:07pm On Mar 16, 2009
bilymuse:
[size=17pt]MASSOB PROJECT[/size]

Afaukwu wrote
Fair enough, all issues are up for discussion. The Igbos are marginalised in federal appointments- fact; that must be addressed. Abandoned properties, compensations , etc all should be addressed.

There is a bigger issue that supersede all: the Massob project. Massob is the only organisation that wants to break up Nigeria. They have a wide support among the Igbos , even state governments are known to be backing Massob morally and financially.

You cannot eat your cake and have it. Igbos cannot expect Nigerians to hand over the presidency, while at the same time they back an organisation that wants to break up Nigeria.
I have come to the conclusion that one of the cardinal reasons that the jungle called Nigeria needs to be disintegrated is due to fact that the colonial contraption has let loose many morons such as you onto the world.

Is there any worse slowpoke than Bilymuse (Bilymugu)? It is people like you that have legitimized the course of MASSOB Organization. I had wish the presidency of the drooling fool called Obsanajo should have been tied to political shenanigans of the OPC or Afanifere. Or the presidency of Yara adua needs to be wielded to Arewa.

You are an ethnic biased slowpoke and looking worst while at it because you made sense loosed the common part of it.
Politics › Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President? by Dede1(m): 7:47pm On Mar 16, 2009
deb:
Igbos are not even among the world's richest people when the newly released list had two Nigerians; Aliko Dangote and Femi Otedola
yet some disillusioned people think they are more hardworking than everyone else in Nigeria
Why Igbo person would be listed among the group of people in cohort with the officials from government of Nigeria that have been embezzling Nigerian found?

It is not surprise that names listed are Fulani and Yoruba, the two greatest thieves of all times since the inception of Nigeria. If an Igbo should be listed as richest in Nigeria, the person must be of professional cadre not touts that run after federal government contracts.


If any of these touts listed has anything to with materials needed for improvement of infrastructures in the jungle called Nigeria, he or she must be shot. Strolling around as the richest person in Nigeria based on the government contractual red-tapes and percentile kickbacks and still has a dude from the road trodden family with guts to fan praises amount to asinine.
Politics › Re: Homosexuals Storm National Assembly by Dede1(m): 3:25pm On Mar 15, 2009
@Othello

You are a practical joker and self-arrogated uneducated brat. If all these high school science projects you enumerated as tangible invention from a country that spent serious resources on researching farm animal sexual behavior in order to prove that homosexual lifestyle is normal behavior, I had rather embarrassed myself knowingly.

Othello, the world renowned scientist, is the personality that has availed him self with all manners of hypothesis and scientific theories and yet never found inadequacies in some of those theories and hypothesis. Pal, you are beginning to scare the hell out of me.

Let me pose a question to you, what are the significances of education when the so-called receiver of such education could not differentiate between good and bad? I hope you can agree with contributors to this forum that social deviants were all born be he or she a homosexual, robber, pocket picker, harlot and gigolo. Is it not ironic that only homosexuals are the social deviants that had demanded the manner the society would treat them? You, as a homosexual, can knock the sox off another homosexual, I would care less. Please do not turn around and demand from me how I should perceive and treat you as a deviant.   

Most of your posts are loaded to the brim with phrases, hypothesis, references and words that a scientist of your caliber, in this case very low on the rung of academic strata of backwater escapees, would have checked the correctness of such terms. For example, you have been home with references such as White and Black people. Any first year engineering student must have read from Science of Human Nature that it is absolute a display of ignorance to refer human beings as either white or black.

Again, you also seemed to find yourself a home with word, racism. Engineers and Scientist have known that the word racism is pure misnomer and proffered that the earth had one race, thus, human. This is reason all engineering designs and workable scientific theories are geared towards human race not white or black. Be mindful that you are a very current scientist with fallacious pedigree in academia. So when half-baked scientists such as you begin to champion the researches headed by backwater farmers I really get scared.

I am of the view that you must have heard about the saying that “pride goes before a failure”. As one who had granted self-accolade to oneself and publicly stated that “I am knowledgeable and very educated” should be enmesh in rudimental awareness. Believe you me; your loquacious posts have proved one thing, an ill-educated parrot.




[/quote]Othello wrote:

Canada and Canadians have been the inventors of some of the most important technologies of the western civilization. Examples of this are:

The Anti-Gravity Suit
The Bone Marrow Compatibility Test
The Electric Car Heater
& the Electron Microscope. dede1 please be silent, you would only embarrass yourself further if you were to speak any more. I am not deluded, I am knowledgeable and very educated. I am not confused, I myself am a heterosexual but I don't have it in me to be such a bigot that I would cast life changing judgement on to another person who is of no immediate or latent threat to myself. I'm sorry you haven't done your homework or even made sense when addressing me but whatever. I have given several different articles that are peer reviewed and accepted by the scientific consensus. They aren't "lazy" and they aren't written from one lazy farmer (whatever that means). [quote]
Politics › Re: Homosexuals Storm National Assembly by Dede1(m): 8:46pm On Mar 14, 2009
@othello

Besides you deluded world and ultra-confused life style, is there any tangible thing you could have alluded that Canada has given to mankind other than the idiocy of studying farm animal to prove the normalcy of homosexuality? I do not perceive the fact that you are an engineer, even if a poster has deduced that you are trained as one, because you do not philosophize like a person milled for that profession.

It is a crass irresponsibility on your person to flood the forum with lazy articles you claimed to have been written by one lazy farmer impersonating as a tutor at the university situated in one lazy country.

Please be on notice that it does not take simpleton to realize that competitive nature of mating in animal kingdom is sometimes a matter of death. Even within the circle of domesticated farm animals, the lure to mate with the females often leaves scare wounds on rival males. Even the male offspring of the dominate male is not left without stern warming or even driven away when it appears the young male is becoming of age.

I do not give a fig or rat-ass what these societal deviants do with themselves but would be irked when the homosexuals would demand the manner in which the society would react towards their weird lifestyle.
Politics › Re: Homosexuals Storm National Assembly by Dede1(m): 6:34pm On Mar 13, 2009
This is the height of imbecility and a measured sign of dementia. You can now knock yourself to abyss since you have an audacious pedigree to cite tabloid crap and sanity- motivated invention such as IVF for married couples who have issues getting fruit of the womb as a need for weird lifestyle to thrive. Good luck in your shamed endeavor. 

I thought you argued that homosexuals were born with irredeemable biological disorder or lack thereof. Is it not ridiculous for a dimwit such as to stray towards IVF? I could not believe that I am in this debate with a punk that signifies inferior mentality. Because dirty and stark moronic Europeans are experimenting with IVF and homosexuality, it became your knowledge base. I urge you to jump off cliff for the sake of sanity. What is next for you? Maybe indulge in sexual activities with farm animals.       





Today by eldee
[/quote]To be ignorant and homophobic . . . Jade Goody has nothing on you
Have you head of this new invention called IVF??[quote]
Politics › Re: Soyinka And Biafra by Dede1(m): 3:34pm On Mar 13, 2009
@meexteriox


I think these are two separate books.

The Five Majors by Ben Gbulie

Why we struck by Ademoyega

Captain Gbulie and Major Ademoyega were involved with January 15, 1966 coup.

In fact, all the books you enumerated were good read.
Politics › Re: How Chioma Anasoh, Super-mistress Ruined Fani-kayode by Dede1(m): 3:27pm On Mar 13, 2009
@Tpia


If I had not followed some of previous posts, I would have insinuated the fact that it takes one juju thrower to know another. Juju should not be made the focal point on this discourse. Because I had to deduce that there were better ministers than Femi Fani-Kayode the young lady would have targeted. It is a game played to be scored. For the ladies, I guess it is two way prongs.
Politics › Re: Homosexuals Storm National Assembly by Dede1(m): 1:35pm On Mar 13, 2009
eldee:
I'm not putting forward any argument, I'm just stating raw facts.
Human rights cannot be one-way, and take it or leave it, the world will still come to accept that fact
We can't keep bullying these people with stupid arguments like 'it's unnatural'
It's just like I read bout people supporting the slave trade with arguments like 'White people are more intelligent' . . . C'mon

Until the world can prove that homosexuals are harmful to human existence, they won't stop till thier rights are enforced.
I see the whole world, even the Catholic church coming to accept this bout 50 years from now
This is the dumbest statement devoid of any intellectual traits put forward for homosexual activity.

Please I honestly urge you to quarantine homosexuals of 40 years or above to an Island and visit that Island 60 years later. If what you could see does not affect existence of human beings on earth, then you and your homosexuals pal can take over the earth.
Politics › Re: Homosexuals Storm National Assembly by Dede1(m): 12:13pm On Mar 13, 2009
I do not want be civilized if accepting homosexual life style is the route. Before legislative and theocratic laws, there was natural law that stipulates modes of contacts between opposite or same sex. It will be very unfortunate if the so-called civilized and academicians would want us to believe and behave otherwise.

It is very funny that these loose-ends would always seek opportunity to display their weird social decorum and stupid shenanigan in public. To the homosexuals and the strata of academia that tend to support such destructive life, please do not ask of me how I should react to such behavior. In the neck of my wood, you have the right to steal, love-vendor, harlotry, partake in homosexual acts and even to snitch but do not educate us on our reaction to such behaviors. Life is a risk already and it is foolhardy to add to the risk.
Politics › Re: Homosexuals Storm National Assembly by Dede1(m): 6:38pm On Mar 12, 2009
How can these weird fellows keep bring up the word – tolerance in this debate and forgot there is a word known as intolerance too. Homosexuality falls into the category of Intolerant activity period.
Politics › Re: Homosexuals Storm National Assembly by Dede1(m): 6:22pm On Mar 12, 2009
This debate is becoming ridiculous that some weird fellows are trying to rubbish the honorable human endeavor toward procreation because they want their feeling for the same sex to become acceptable societal norm.

It is absolutely insane and sacrilegious to even cite as example the faith of a couple who had taken the right direction toward procreation but yet to be rewarded with the fruit of the womb in the same sentence with same sex marriage.
Politics › Re: Homosexuals Storm National Assembly by Dede1(m): 6:05pm On Mar 12, 2009
If fanning the embers of homosexual activities tantamount to civilization, I had rather remain uncivilized.  

I do not believe that any human being is Black or White.  If any of you championing the biddings of the homosexuals had inferior mentality, I urge you to purge it.
Politics › Re: Soyinka And Biafra by Dede1(m): 5:56pm On Mar 12, 2009
If the Yoruba boys in military uniform have to scamper across Nigerian border into Dahomey at the sight of drunken soldier from northern region of Nigerian, I had consider Ojukwu a hero. At least, he stood his ground and faced the numerically superior Nigerian side in a fight.
Politics › Re: Homosexuals Storm National Assembly by Dede1(m): 5:47pm On Mar 12, 2009
There are many useless Nigerians who would want to treat harlots or sluts badly like Europeans do or even stone them to death based on religious dictates. Whose right did the sluts violate? Unlike the homosexuals, the sluts or harlots are partaking in what is natural to human beings.

In terms of procreation, anybody who drew analogy between a man and woman in wedlock but unable to bear a child and same sex marriage needs to be shot along with the homosexuals.
Politics › Re: Homosexuals Storm National Assembly by Dede1(m): 3:03pm On Mar 12, 2009
In my neck of wood, mere posturing as a homosexual will definitely cause the interloper to forfeit the ultimate gift of nature. Please be warned that education, democracy or civilization has absolutely no bearing on the people’s determination to lead the life their forbearers had laid down for them.
Politics › Re: Soyinka And Biafra by Dede1(m): 2:32pm On Mar 12, 2009
@Knowall


It will amount to an asinine by engaging you in an argument. Blogging requires exchange of knowledge between participants. So far, you have demonstrated that you neither have the grasp of chronological order of the events nor understand the meaning of words you wrote. There is nothing about minimum when the word ultimate is used. In some countries, coup plotters are held as saviors.   

The forces of Eastern Region of Nigeria or Biafra did not leave the confines of what constituted the boundaries of Biafra until the Nigerian troops attacked her at Gakem and landed troops in the coastal areas of Biafra. 

Maybe wicked souls such as you would have wanted Ojukwu and Biafrans to prostrate so that they could be slaughtered as in northern region of Nigeria and their wives and girls raped as the drunken soldiers of northern region of Nigeria did in Ibadan.

I had never and will never be a fan of Ojukwu for committing the worse military blunder in the annals of military history. Ojukwu’s refusal to allow the Nzegwu to command the rank and file of 5th Battalion, Kano in order to totally annihilate what was left on northern region of Nigeria reeks imbecilic. Appointing a Yoruba instead of Igbo or Ibibio to command the 101 division that was meant to sweep across Yoruba land is the height of military blunder. But by the same token, I will never fault Ojukwu for standing up for his people when the numerically superior regions decided to join forces and declare war on the eastern region of Nigeria.

As a Biafran, I am very proud of the efforts the then eastern region of Nigeria bearing in mind that no one single region of Nigeria then or now would want to trade arms with Biafra and survive to tell the tales.
Politics › Re: Mallam Nuhu Ribadu Is Due In Court Today (is He Going To Show Up This Time?) by Dede1(m): 2:22am On Mar 12, 2009
debosky:
I am not aware that Ribadu is in the country - I believe he is (or was) in Oxford studying. Please prove otherwise. If Ribadu is challenging the legality of the panel, then he has every right to abstain from appearing, especially if he feels his rights could be threatened.

Let the tribunal issue the arrest warrant if he is Nigeria to compel him to appear, or is Ribadu preventing them from doing that?
You have presented no evidence that he is in the country. Ribadu 'appearing' before a High Court could simply mean his lawyers have acted on his behalf.
My bad, the article did not indicate that Ribadu is physically present in the country.
Politics › Re: Soyinka And Biafra by Dede1(m): 12:40am On Mar 12, 2009
KnowAll:
In my own book, Soyinka, Ekueme, Fawehinmi are brave men. While the likes of Ojukwu, Gani (OPC) etc are bloody cowards.

Ojukwu is definately a coward no offence to any Igbo person. Everybody knows that if you plan a coup, the ultimate penalty if u are caught is death by fire squad. The easier option is u declare a war, and when the table turns against you, u jump ship, meanwhile millions have sacrifice their lives why cant Ojukwu sacrifice his life like Hitller the only reason is because he is a bloody coward. Other cowards are Charles Taylor, Mugabe and that rebel guy in seirra leone using kids to fight his war meanwhile growing fat on blood diamond. True heroes are Dimka, Vatsa, Orka, Bisala, Kaduna Nzeogu they put their lives on the line.
For the umpteenth time, Ojukwu did not declare war. Stupid Gowon and the imbecilic leadership of Nigeria declared war on Biafra claiming they did so to keep colonial contraption intact.

I doubt if you were well read. In fact, if you were educated enough, you would have self-instructed to decease from making utterances about Ojukwu not opting for coup instead of war. Look pal, there was no death penalty stipulated in Nigerian working paper for coup plotters until 1975 when Murtala Muhammed was killed. You can now understand that your blabbing is ridiculous.

It was the government under leadership of imbecilic Obasanjo that incorporated death penalty for coup plotters into Nigeria’s working papers. Ironically when the fool (Obasnajo) was implicated in a coup, he wept and called any leader that was willing to listen to him to plead on his behalf. I blamed Sani Abacha for having failed to finish up the idiot.
Politics › Re: Soyinka And Biafra by Dede1(m): 8:15pm On Mar 11, 2009
DRANOEL:
to say you are ignorant is to say the least! we can go on and on but the thing is your post didnt say sh*t!

of the brave and cowards we can name lots and lots of mid-belt people and igbos on the brave side but i guess same can't be said about yorubas,we all know about those who run to far away countries claiming to be activist and we know those who have taken the gallows,we know those who after plotting coups took their faith as it came and we know those who shit in their pants,we know those who agreed to break away nigeria and went the whole 9 yards and those who b*cthed out.
go do a little more research then i can argue with you
Having read your previous posts, there is no doubt that if you were given a decade length of option to literarily subscribe what constituted bravery you would still come up with a conjectural crap. 

If you think that plotting a coup and caught while on it is a mark of bravery, you are more idiotic than I thought.
Politics › Re: How Chioma Anasoh, Super-mistress Ruined Fani-kayode by Dede1(m): 8:04pm On Mar 11, 2009
The last time I checked though, the constitution of the jungle did not stipulate a commission of crime if a man wishes to take a second wife. What is the cause of these uproars on this board pertaining to Femi Fani-kayode and Chioma Anasoh relationship?

I do not think marriage suddenly takes shape. Even when the case is for the second wife, it takes lengthy courtship to materialize. Please leave Chioma alone.

As for the beauty, it rests on the sight of the beholder. I could bet my penny that most people mouthing off on Chioma’s beauty or lack thereof could not touch the shoe lace of Chioma or their girl friends or wives could not put up a solid competition against Chi-chi.

Please eat your hearts out.
Politics › Re: Mallam Nuhu Ribadu Is Due In Court Today (is He Going To Show Up This Time?) by Dede1(m): 6:42pm On Mar 11, 2009
@Debo,

I did not know you are also a magician carrying basket full of water. Yes, the tribunal could issue a subpoena to the defendant to appear or threaten an arrest warrant if Ribadu is in town running around in an effort to stop the proceedings of the legally or illegally constituted tribunal. The defendant could also be tried in absentia if the defendant is out of the country and could not appear before the tribunal as submitted by the defendant’s lawyers.

In this case, Ribudu is in the country and seeking injunction from Federal High Court to stop the proceedings of the legally or illegally constituted tribunal.
Politics › Re: Tribal Politics Cost Awolowo Nigerian Presidency by Dede1(m): 6:15pm On Mar 11, 2009
I had to recommend the author for surfacing certain political names that have escaped my memory. Other than that, he did a poor job defending Awolowo’s tribal politics.

There is no doubt whose bidding the author undertook on the literary effort. In author’s hasty attempt to defend Awolowo, author deliberately omitted the certain player and reason why the so-called Independents did not run on the Action Group platform.

The Independents would have run on the platform of Action Group but chose to run on the platform of NCNC and one of such independents was Chief Remi Fani-Kayode. Be mindful the Fani-kayode was a youth leader of Action Group who fell out with Ife chieftains of Action Group and then sought the political supports of Modekeke NCNC stalwarts.

The IPP group was the archrivals of Action Group especially in Ibadan municipality. The nuptial meetings between Action Group, Independents and IPP not to allow a non-son of soil the leadership rule in western region house of assembly was organized Action Group. In attendance was Chief Adelebu Adegokeke and he never stopped letting his colleagues hear about the ethnic political treachery until he was silenced by the political tugs of Action Group.

Again the author stumbled into another fallacy by stating that Azikiwe failed election into federal house assembly. In 1951, there was no election to federal house. All members representing their constituencies were appointed not elected. After the political debacle on the floor of western regional house of assembly, fueled by the ethnic bias, Azikiwe resigned his seat and moved to Enugu. Azikiwe neither contested for house seat nor senate seat in the eastern region but severed as NCNC party leader.

My people say what goes around comes around. It was not surprising that most of the folks that crossed carpet saw it fit that Awolowo and Action Group were rendered politically useless in western region of Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Tribal Politics Cost Awolowo Nigerian Presidency by Dede1(m): 1:07pm On Mar 10, 2009
@Ibi


Ibi, are you this forgetful? Awo nonchalantly informed the Edo, Ishan, Itsekiri, Ijo, Igbo and Urhobo who made up of old western region of Nigeria that free education could only see them if only they could speak Yoruba.

Awo’s western region of Nigeria made Yoruba language compulsory in schools. This is what you call “Awo recognised that all tribes have different goals and different levels of development and should be allowed a stake in their own affairs”.

Awo remains my favorite politician of all times in the geographical expression called Nigeria because the dude did not play efulefu. He really took it to the suckers when he could.
Politics › Re: Tribal Politics Cost Awolowo Nigerian Presidency by Dede1(m): 12:12pm On Mar 10, 2009
Ibime:
Awo was no tribalist, he was a true believer in federalism.

Most Niger Delta leaders went to Awo whenever they had a problem.

The statement that Nigeria is a Geographical expression is not an anti-Nigerian statement, it is just a recognition that the centre needs to be loose and all peoples should have some degree of autonomy.
I could not believe it that this crazy nonsense was born out of the thinking faculty of one Ibime. By the way, this Niger Delta crap is new political mirage that has no place in history yet. Awolowo did not hide his political penchant for tribal makeup right from the formation of Omo Oduduwa Group to the time it metamorphosed into Action Group.

Please if you could tell me the political figures of the then eastern region of Nigeria that ran to Awolowo for political advice, I would enumerate those of western and mid-western regions of Nigeria that parted ways with him due to Awo’s shameless tribe politics.
Politics › Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President? by Dede1(m): 11:54am On Mar 10, 2009
adconline:
igbos should be allowed presidency on these conditions.

Equal number of beggars in the south east and other regions of the country.
Igbos should match their high illiteracy rate with the rest of Nigeria.
Igbos should sell their assets acquired through illegal means like drug money, 419,armed robbery, prostitution, embezzlement of public funds, blood money,Okija shrine money etc to the rest of Nigeria.
Igbos should forfeit their landed properties which were acquired through dubious ways like under paying for property values in other regions of the country or through non-competitive bidding methods or bribing of emirs, village heads, community chiefs to lower property values or tariffs etc.
Igbos should forfeit their goods to the FG for not allowing other Nigerians the opportunity to establish business relationships with manufacturers, traders, and representatives.
Igbos should put a stop on the numbers of their folks, mostly MASSOB followers going to the universities, it should be a level playing field where every region is equally represented.
On the ground that a cup of garri is the same price to an Hausa who lives in Enugu. There should be no favoritism amongst Igbo traders. Everybody should pay the same price in Naija regardless of tribe.
Do all these and there will be peace and properity in Nigeria and we will live as ONE nation
Wow, I did not know that the so-called Awolowo’s free education produced dunces such as the poster of this crap. This demented fool could not even think to save his or her life.

Ndigbo have never instituted any national policy targeted to stall the progress of any or certain ethic group in the jungle called Nigeria. But this statement could not be juxtaposed with the policies of successive governments of Nigeria since after the civil war headed by Hausa, Fulani, Gwari, Kanuri, Yoruba, Tiv or Nupe and loudly cheered by the ethnic minorities in Nigeria.

All the financial policies of only 20Naira to Ndigbo, the quota system on everything where Ndigbo could thrive, draconian boundary adjustment aimed at ceding crude oil areas of Igbo land to their neighbors, instigating policies that have even embolden certain Igbo extractions to deny themselves and the making sure that network of roads and points of external contact with the outside world is not situated in Igboland.

The natural ability of human beings can not be legislated into oblivion or use governmental policies to scuttle it.  However, any attempt to retard the natural ability of group of people has always given rise to a new avenue of success.   

All these craps the poster had foolishly enumerated in his or her unfortunate act of balderdash unequivocally supported the idea of disintegration of colonial contraption called Nigeria.   

By the way, I would only want to lead the jungle called Nigeria if only the process would ensure uninterrupted steamy sex in the abundant of tropical weather. In addition, there is a 24hour non-stoppage of electricity supply at the Aso Rock while you suffer at Okitipupa.
Politics › Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President? by Dede1(m): 4:29am On Mar 09, 2009
Let me inform these delusional house pets on and outside this forum that any Igbo person who really lost some sleep thinking about how to become the president of cesspit called Nigeria must be indulging on the action of infantile adventurism. In fact, Nigeria does not worth my time as an Igbo extraction.

I have no interest in lecturing the boomers about Nigeria-Biafra civil war but sometimes it is imperative that realities of debacle be uncovered. It is not surprise that those who found themselves in a state of convulsion by merely stumbling onto the thought that Igbo extraction would one day become the leader of the jungle called Nigeria were people whose forbearers were cowered and defecated on their pair of trousers on the sight of a drunken soldier from northern region of Nigeria.

The uncontrollable utterances coming from the maggot infested and putrid mouths of Osaka Swains, who are also the offspring of the odorous cowards, are spurred by jealousy and sense of inferiority complex.

The fact that will ever jolt the social decorum of these imbeciles was that neither northern region nor western region could have single-handedly stood on the war path of Biafra without being crushed into abyss. Even presently, any act of spiral of arms would leave large number of these loudmouthed punks totally disenfranchised of sovereign entity as many would be turned into traditional homeless nomads and assign to the functions of night-soil operatives.
Politics › Re: Decamping; A Major Problem In The Nigeria Political System? by Dede1(m): 9:49am On Mar 08, 2009
Please folks, I urge the rise of tempers on Tpia’s post to recede. What the young lady is trying to convey is that Nigeria is a replica of hotel representing an entity devoid of any political ideology and the political parties represent the rooms marked with no differences on the ideological platforms.

The rooms have the same doors, beds, table, blinds and identical room services. In fact, some hotels are better than Nigeria because rooms and spaces could be rented for various purposes by different patrons. However, Nigeria presents the same patrons and the same purpose-to embezzle money and feel powerful.

Party witching or carpet crossing was made a thing of culture and tradition in Western Nigerian regional house of assembly when group of sons of the soil crossed carpet to deny Azikwe the premiership of western region Nigerian.

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