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Politics › Re: We Pray To Become Billionaires To Sponsor War In Nigeria by Dede1(m): 8:44pm On Jan 18, 2009
The poster expressed his/her opinion about the useless colonial contraption called Nigeria. Judging from the previous posts in response to the poster’s wish, it appears that there will be no peaceful solution to the Biafran case or any set of people wishing to secede from the cesspit known as Nigeria.

Many Biafrans are resolutely determined to part ways from the jungle called Nigeria while many so-called Nigerians are hell bent to see that sinking ship remains afloat. It is quite agreeable to the inevitability of the war since the diametrically opposing views can not intersect each other at a reasonable point. By the way, when did an expressed opinion become an aberration on this site?
Politics › Re: Ribadu Guilty Of Gross Misconduct by Dede1(m): 8:02pm On Jan 18, 2009
It is only in the jungle called Nigeria that people had the effrontery to hold brief on behalf of Nuhu Ribadu, a name that epitomized fraud. No wonder the colonial contraption is a cesspool.
Romance › Re: 29 Yr Old Virgin by Dede1(m): 2:53pm On Jan 18, 2009
@poster

Being a virgin is definitely not a value I would appreciate from a woman. In fact, it will push a woman down the rung of my considerations
Culture › Re: Ancient Igbos Built Pyramids! by Dede1(m): 12:39pm On Jan 18, 2009
It is absolutely nonsensical to lob abusive languages on the poster simply because the poster allowed us the opportunity to gain knowledge.

Internet is a public domain, a place to pick up valid information and a lot for unavoidable junks.

Baring crass display of academic laziness, the people attacking the poster could embark on fact-finding mission about the pyramid in Igboland. The poster provided the link for those seeking more information and the name of the place in Igboland for those willing to visit.

Last time I check though, elementary definition of history is a record or narrative description of past events.

The pictures of the pyramid in Igboland the poster shared with us are perfect record of past events.
Politics › Re: Was Bakassi Sold Or Just A Gift To Cameroon ? by Dede1(m): 11:35am On Jan 18, 2009
9jaganja:
so cause my parents never taught me about Biafra mea

Typical of you biafra war mongers to not have a valid point except to insult those who won't support their theories. How old are you? I'm sure you are around 34 and above. Is this all you can say? Just to prove what? Go with your negativity abeg!!! Cyber thug at 36 years old !!!!
Please folks I demand that someone grab this deranged Osaka swine and shove its dirty arse back into the holding pen. From your dilapidated posts, it is clearly evidential that you can not string two correct sentences together.

I shall not dump blames on your parents but on the unconditional privileges and rights of passage to a public arena that the Internet has granted to the moronic jackass like you.

Since you are very allergic to old age, I pray that your miserable carcass will be buried before the age of 34.

Instead of stumbling to the internet with your epileptic brain in order to flaunt your ever-flowing ignorance, you could plead with decent beings to lead you by your dirty nose to the library so that you can read-up. What a domesticated zombie?
Politics › Re: Was Bakassi Sold Or Just A Gift To Cameroon ? by Dede1(m): 11:00pm On Jan 17, 2009
9jaganja:
Damnit!! have you no sense at all? How is Bakasi a biafra problem? How? We are talking about Nigeria and this is a Nigerian forum not a biafra haven. biafra does not exist, never existed and will never exist. I hate some old people. I bet these biafra ranters are like 41, 32 and so on by age. You don't see young Nigerians crying out biafra, they are enjoying Nigeria. Even though she's not all that, they believe she'll reach greatness.

It's a shame that we lost Bakasi just like that considering that the people were removed from the land. Stop blaming Nigeria, blame Nigerians. Nigeria is just a name.
For a demented dullard like you to spew that Biafra never existed showed that your parents wasted serious time of parenting or lack therefore on you. I still could not fathom the reason why the low-lifer in you would be twisted out of human form just for hearing Biafra. The present situation of Bakassi is the callous machination of your imbecilic forbearers who thought that the patched-up work and delusional one-Nigeria farce must be achieved at all cost.

I am not surprised that a loudmouthed nincompoop like you wrote that you hated old people. Maybe you hated your parents who endeavored to give birth to a classic human waste of your kind. There is no doubt that they would have been in a settled mind if they had donated the spam and egg that metamorphosed into a drooling maggot like you.

How did a lamb dung of you caliber stumbled into a word; shame? It is only in your non-existential world that a piece of dirt like you would experience the sense of shame. The geographical expression called Nigeria is an idiotic colonial contraption while Biafra was a nation founded by indigenous people.
Politics › Re: Is Ojukwu A War Hero Or A Coward ! by Dede1(m): 11:35pm On Jan 15, 2009
I prayed and continue to pray so that lunacy embracer (Lucabrasi) should remain irredeemably a dunce.

Please be informed that Niger Delta is a complete fraud like Nigeria is. Anybody who had any sense of geography should know that it is absolutely a display of unpardonable ignorance to pronounce that Cross, Akwa Ibom, Edo and even some part of Delta state are part of Niger Delta. Some part of Cross River state is made up of highlands that included Adamawa range and rest is square onto the Cross River delta. The same goes to some part of Delta State that is sunk into River Sapele and Warri deltas. The real Niger Delta as was formally known as Niger Delta dioceses comprised of Anambra, Imo, Rivers, Bayelesa and some part of Delta State. Even Ogoni and Opobo are in the Imo River delta but still included as part of Niger River delta.

Biafra was formerly Eastern Region of Nigeria. It is on the record that the name Biafra was given to the eastern region by a Yeneguan-born Biafran leader. Most of the Biafran army brigades were commanded by able and brave soldiers of Ibibio and Kalabari extractions. The regrettable attempt by some folks to deny Biafra is because she lost the war. I can only assure some of these malformed ingrates that no condition is permanent

During the pogrom, the northern soldiers and the indigenes of the northern region of Nigeria never sought any differences among the southern Nigerians. They killed any southern Nigerian within the reach of the machete. Unfortunately, it really turned out that the Ndigbo and people of Eastern region of Nigeria took the main brunt of the atrocity.

However, the worst display of cowardice took place within Ibadan in particular and western region of Nigeria in general. It still remained a shameful demeanor that drunken northern Nigerian soldiers would annihilate the son of the soil, who happens to be one of the progressive military governors and raped their girls yet the indigenes of the region sheepishly lined up to fight for the same people who have desecrated their land.


@Ellyptical.

Please include that the first Nigerian PhD earner was Igbo man, Dr. Nnedubem Okongwu. The two first indigenous Vice-Chancellors of the University of Ibadan and Lagos were Ndigbo. There were only four universities namely Nsukka, Zaria, Ibadan and Lagos. Nsukka and Zaria were headed by expatriates.
Romance › Re: Gone back home by Dede1(m): 1:40am On Jan 15, 2009
The dude is a compound mugu for sharing past intimate escapades. I can only say that the girl is a sucker. Both are miserable losers for keeping a register about their past sex lives.
Romance › Re: Cheated On Me To Obtain A School Loan: by Dede1(m): 6:19pm On Jan 14, 2009
Sweetepie:
@delaice- amebo no.1 is an Angry person and he lives a miserable life, He has told me that he secretly desires men and I told him I disagree so now he FIRES at me on the forums, huh He needs a man to release his frustrations, he is extremely unattractive and cannot get a gay partner to save his life!, Im sorry 4 u Amebo. He has been hurt before and very angry, On top of that he is BROKE and life is hard right now for him, Sorry!

@Dede1- Another A$$, Has no clue on the post, Hey Dede1 Go F&*^K ya self, grin

@AsmeboNo1- I answered your question on the calling issue idiot. You are a waste of typing, You are becoming boring now, What a waste of a human life. wink
Through your empty evolution, you let the public into your skewed romantic life with an innocent young man who is determined to succeed without your excessive behind. It is unfortunate that you struck out three consecutive times with your dealing with the young man. You stated that you were useless to him in gaining “green card”, useless in financial support and the trend suggested that you are bed silly. Still by you own acknowledgment, you are a miserable interloper.

Going by the avatar, you could be a bitterspie since you have shown this wonderful inclination to clutch on the misnomer, “cheat”. What has the man insidiously denied you that amounted to a cheat?

Your post has shown that man has not denied you any thing. Please park your sorry self in a cooler.

By the way, the only sorry arse in the dealing with the man is you.
Romance › Re: Cheated On Me To Obtain A School Loan: by Dede1(m): 2:11pm On Jan 14, 2009
@poster

What is the dude still doing with this useless poster? The poster has been practically useless to dude’s endeavor and will remain useless when they get married. The poster has shown no commitment at all except maybe on the bed. If I should go by the trend, the poster could be lacking on that aspect too.
Politics › Re: Why would obong of calabar try to stop the eze ndi igbo of calabar by Dede1(m): 1:37pm On Jan 14, 2009
@Ibi   (swollen scrotum)

Who let this lunatic monkey out of the cage? Since you and your forbearers surprisingly became the beneficiaries of the abandon property in Rivers State, every issue appears to you as a land and property grabbing. The issue about Calaber is a royal matter and if you were given several options to get it right, you will still flunk it. Please get back into holding cage.
Politics › Re: Why would obong of calabar try to stop the eze ndi igbo of calabar by Dede1(m): 1:19pm On Jan 14, 2009
tpia:
@ bolded: now, did you have to say that? huh What exactly are you trying to prove here, or you simply want to make trouble for others?

That's very disrespectful in this context, and you should take your words back.
I do not consider my post disrespectful to the so-called Obong of Calaber. It is not gainsaying to write that I played on a palace corridor. The position of the Obong is mere traditional and cultural symbol. What authority does the Obong command in Calaber? He has no standing army or police. He can not influence a DPO make any arrest. The only influence available to him comes in the night and such rubbish could be met with equally and deadly force.
Politics › Re: I Hereby Renounce My Nigerian Citizenship by Dede1(m): 1:50am On Jan 14, 2009
@Author

It is not hard to label this author as a frustrated and delusional Peacock. The January 15, 1966 revolution in Nigeria had hardly started when it was baptized ethnic driven purge. It must be recalled that among the detractors of the revolution were the author’s forbearers and the author. The detractors of the revolution were so bent in rendering it unsuccessful that they skewed the reasons to metamorphose into a civil war. Nigeria lost her innocence of embarking on any revolution the moment she declared war on Biafra.

Nigerians are not cowards but are haunted by the lost of innocence as a resulted of how the previous revolutionists were branded and continued to be ridiculed by ever present detractors of many are abound on this forum. I beg of the author to erase any idea of revolution in Nigeria from his or her daily options. In fact, any smell of revolution must pass the scrutiny of ethnic bias.

As of the issue of 4-1-9, it is either the author is delusional or oblivious on the scale of fraud currently perpetrated at the Wall Street. The rates at which fraud are committed at financial center of some of the so-called developed counties make Nigerian’s 419 pale in comparison to them. It is a shame that Africans are only good at washing their dirty linen in public.

I am of the view that many Nigerians have embraced the fact that the union or colonial contraception called Nigeria is a colossal failure and the years of experimentation have yielded no hypotheses yet. As awkward as it may sound, the so-called Nigerians have very limited options. Turning tail as in a runaway and embarking on this shameful public shenanigan of renouncing Nigerian citizenship are definitely not one of them.

Nigerians must agree to peaceful disintegration of the colonial contraption as presently configured or agree to disagree leading to a total war of annihilation.
Politics › Re: I Hereby Renounce My Nigerian Citizenship by Dede1(m): 1:48am On Jan 14, 2009
@Author
Politics › Re: Why would obong of calabar try to stop the eze ndi igbo of calabar by Dede1(m): 1:45am On Jan 14, 2009
@poster

This is utter rubbish and display of foolish cultural chest beat. The Obong of Calaber has no administrative authority in Calabar. Even the local government chairman wields more authority than Obong of Calaber. If the governor does not recognize Obong, the position is as good as that of headmaster. The position of Obong is mere ceremonial and cultural relics. The so-called Eze Ndigbo in Calaber does not mean anything beyond confines of Calabar city.
Politics › Re: I Hereby Renounce My Nigerian Citizenship by Dede1(m): 11:47pm On Jan 13, 2009
@Author
Politics › Re: What if the civil war in Nigeria was a success? by Dede1(m): 6:30pm On Jan 07, 2009
@Ibime

I am in the know that you are one twisted and miserable miscreant but I did not realize that you are also irredeemably delusional. The only thing you got correct on your usual wastages of Internet bandwidth is that my mother tongue is not English.

Do you not know that even grammar has a level, nama shobiri? I hope you are not insinuating that I should stoop to the level of crayfish grammar that is prevalent around the slump called Borokiri?

By the way, you should clap heartily for sorry empty scull for being able to gravitate towards the area of greater disorder. Look, nama tigogo, you are a borderline drooling slowpoke.
Politics › Re: What if the civil war in Nigeria was a success? by Dede1(m): 4:04pm On Jan 07, 2009
@Ibime

I have come to conclusion, through your imbecilic posts, that you belong to the group of folks who would travel to its grave very uneducated. There is no amount of your dumb shenanigan on this forum that could draw your sorry arse into the class of enlightens. Ndigbo had nothing against the Okirika people as many of then had grandparents form Igboland. But I will advise a loudmouthed punk like you to get off your high horse before you break a bone.

Please stop flaunting your ignorance in the public because I know tha the Okirika indigenes could do better. Even if you are nama tigogo and nama shobiri combined, you could still be of good use in sweeping the toilets.
Politics › Re: What if the civil war in Nigeria was a success? by Dede1(m): 5:08pm On Jan 06, 2009
@Ibime

It is only in the mindset of demented slowpoke that Igwe-Ocha meant the (Land of the white man). Please could someone take the keyboards away from this dullard before he/she injures him/her self?

Since you have decided to open another defective side of your brain, I would like to lead your dumb carcass to the fact that I can understand Ikwerre dialect of Igbo language better than Nsukka dialect.

Talking about abandon property, has this punk called Ibime seriously posed a question to his/her sorry arse why abandon property policy was initiated in Port Harcourt alone?

The lazy fools who are now basking in the sun in Port Harcourt and reaping the fruits of hard labor of Ndigbo would surely pay in future.
Politics › Re: What if the civil war in Nigeria was a success? by Dede1(m): 11:05am On Jan 06, 2009
Ibime:
Then you must be 100 years old seeing as my father grew up in Aggrey Road. Even Eziachi who was alive in the 1960's grew up in Borokiri. If so, when did you live in Igwe Ocha? In the 1940's? lol. The name and architecture of roads such as Harold Wilson rd and Churchill rd in Borokiri and Town proves beyond doubt that Borokiri has existed since colonial times.

You are so stupid, you do not even know that PH started in Borokiri and then expanded into Ikwerre lands. There is a reason you call it Igwe Ocha (Land of the white man) - simply, it is not your land. If you guys actually lived in Igwe Ocha, you would not name it after the white man. The name Igwe Ocha alone should expose your nefarious claims to ownership. What you call Igwe Ocha is what we Okrikas call home. You only named it Igwe Ocha after we sold it to the white man and they populated it.



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_Harcourt

Port Harcourt was founded in 1912 by the British in an area traditionally inhabited by the Ikwerre and the Ijaw. Igbo traders called it Igwe Ocha which in their native tongue means "land of the white man". The land which is actually the Okrika Ijaw fishing settlement called Borokiri was given to the British to settle for administrative purpose replacing Degema in the heart of Kalabari which had become too far and obscure. The Chief Yellow of Bakana ( Kalabari ) stood as a witness when the Amayanabo ( KING ) of Okrika handed over the land to the British. The initial purpose of the port was to export the coal which geologist Albert Ernest Kitson had discovered in Enugu. Port Harcourt today has expanded deeply into Ikwere settlements. It attracted many Igbo traders and laborers who settled there in its early years. Igbo manpower played a major role in the development of Port Harcourt and today many of Port Harcourt's residents are Igbo.



So who is the indigene and who is the settler? Idiot!

You guys came there and started naming towns Umuola, Umuomasi and such, trying to stake claim to the land. Till today, the Ikwerre's still complain about your land grab. Your only claim to PH is that the Igbo-dominated Eastern Regional Government of pre-67 had carte-blanche to Igbolise the whole of PH. Thats why Ikwerres happily acquiesced to the name change of these places to Rumuola, Rumuomasi and so on after Rivers State was created.

As for the Ikwerre and other Igboid groups in Rivers State, I shall comment no further. Why not let them decide if they want to be part of Ndigbo or not? If it is their wish, no problem. If not, I don't know why you are having heart attack over it.

Just because you come to market in PH, does not mean it is your town. A word is enough for the wise.
Ibime, you are so distressed and demented that I would not contribute to your revival or resuscitation. The academic laziness you have displayed on this forum is mindboggling. It is funny to read your posts of cut-and-paste from wikipedia. Such actions confirm the saying that it takes one idiot to find another. I shall not join you in insulting the Okirika people as you have stated that the Okirika folks were foolishly ceding their lands to the British. Ndigbo, Ikwerre or not, would not name their city after British.

If your peanut brain could only allow you to dwell on the abbreviated name of Igwe-ocha mbaram in order to discern the rubbish you have just posted about Igwe-Ocha, I would happily allow you to wallow in your incessantly stupidity.
Politics › Re: Petition For Division Of Nigeria Into 3 Countries by Dede1(m): 10:05am On Jan 06, 2009
NINETOFIVE:
I fail to understand why some people would take it upon themselves not to make any atom of sense, but rather spew arrant nonsense, your logic or rather non logic is pure nonsensical, Scotland is still part of the UK and benefits from United Kingdom, even a Scottish is presently the prime minister of the UK, but it does not stop Scotland from nursing the idea of independent, is this borderline stupidity? or pure romanticized penchant for frivolity, would not like to get into argument with you, cause you honestly you don't make sense.
I blamed the free liberty that the Internet has provided to compound fools like lucabrasi to spew crap at their convenient.

If there was a 5th grader test that someone has to pass before jumping onto the keyboard, we should not be contending with loudmouthed, demented and calibrated idiot like lucabrasi.
Politics › Re: What if the civil war in Nigeria was a success? by Dede1(m): 1:07am On Jan 06, 2009
@Ibime

You are a bitter compound idiot. When I lived in Igwe-Ocha mbarama (PH), the area of Borokiri was a swamp (slump). Other then the area of Abonima(sp) Wharf which I could concede to Okirika, the rest of PH is Igboland (Ikwerre). Even the mightiest deity in PH is Igbo. If a calibrated fool of you caliber thought that the saga of abandoned property had accorded you any ownership of anything in PH, think twice because the end is in sight.
Politics › Re: Greatest Nigerian War General Of All Time by Dede1(m): 12:44am On Jan 06, 2009
My take will be Major General J.T.U Aguiyi-Ironsi. The only Nigerian general I could recall that commended a unit during a war with a rank of general. This answer is based strictly on the headline of the original post.
Politics › Re: What if the civil war in Nigeria was a success? by Dede1(m): 10:43pm On Jan 05, 2009
Ibime:
This idiot. It is better you learn about the local issues in River State before opening your mouth to spew bunkum. Even the Ogoni's acknowledge that they are originally from the upper-Volta region of Ghana. Only in your bush mind is that meant as a slight to the Ogoni people. When they landed in Niger-Delta, the Ibani people of Opobo gave them virgin bush inbetween Opobo and Okrika to settle in and named them Igoni (meaning foreigner). The British later bastardised the name as Ogoni, the same way they changed Okrika's name from Wakirike to Okrika. Look it's better you focus on Igbo issues, not Niger Delta issues because you know nothing about the local interaction between all the Niger Delta tribes.
When I wrote that you are a demented bastard, I did not know it was understatement. You keep proving your worth as a loudmouthed idiot on every post. I wonder who let you out of the cage to constitute yourself into a public nuisance on this site. I have nothing against Okirika people and please stop fronting for Okirika folks because you are making them look horrible. I am of the view that Okirika people had handful of dunces they needed to be eradicated so do not attempt to transplant yourself to Okirika.
Politics › Re: What if the civil war in Nigeria was a success? by Dede1(m): 4:31pm On Jan 05, 2009
Ibime:
Look at this idiot. My guy, proper use of English is beyond you, so stop trying to speak big grammar and dropping kpoa all over the place.

Your allegation of Izon being from Ghana is just stupid so I will not even answer it. The only migrants from Ghana to be found in the Niger-Delta are the Ogoni who settled here 150 years ago.

I asked you a simple question - does any Igbo man go home to PH for Christmas? And the answer is no.

Now you are trying to annexe the Ikwerres in order to strengthen your claim on PH. Why don't you go and claim Ahoada, Etche, Ndoni and all the other lands that lie further north of PH first? slowpoke!

Now, if you don't know, PH started at Isaac Boro Park, right near the port where the ships unload. From there it spread North to Oil Mill and South to Borokiri. If you stupid ass doesn't know, the whole of Nnamdi Azikiwe rd to Lagos Bus Stop and Aggrey Road to Borokiri is all Okrika land. Anything to the east of Rainbow is also Okrika land. The Amadi referred to is the Amadi village of Okrika near Mothercart, not the Amadi of the Ikwerre. Even if you forcefully annexed the Ikwerre's, half of Port Harcourt can never be yours.

Ikwerre people are not part of Ndigbo. Na by force? Thats like forcing the Itsekiri to join the Yoruba. You do not speak the same language anymore. At best they can be described as Igboid. They are as distinct from you as the Spanish are from the Italians and Portuguese and the Dutch are from the Germans.

This is what I was talking about earlier when I said Ndigbo is not democratic in it's dealings. If you can alienate me, a proud supporter of Biafra, then what chance do you have of winning over the Yoruba to your cause? You know you cannot break free of Nigeria without their support.



Now, please read this lesson from history and learn for yourself that under no circumstance will any Ikwerre man consider himself to be an Igbo man.


http://nationalpointonline.com/nponline/index.php?mact=News,cntnt01,print,0&cntnt01articleid=627&cntnt01showtemplate=false&cntnt01returnid=15


According to my late father, politics actually started in Ikwerre in 1955 with the election of councilors into the then only council for Ikwerre/Etche Federated Council at Choba. But proper political awareness diffused into majority of Ikwerre people in 1964, when one Eluguru Onu (a Diobu based Ibo man), rose to contest for the only seat allotted to Ikwerre in the House of Representatives against a son of Ikwerre land (Barrister Nwobidike Nwonodi).

This attempt by an Ibo man to represent Ikwerre was viewed as an affront to the people of Ikwerre ethnic nationality. It therefore generated a lot of tension in the land as that challenge woke Ikwerre people up which made them to decide to pool their resources together to decimate the pugnacity exhibited by the said Mr. Onu.


**** Take note of the tone of the emboldened part. That alone should tell you that the Ikwerres consider it an outrage for Igbo's to claim them*****

The Ikwerre people succeeded at the end of the contest as Barr. Nwonodi emerged victorious. Before this period, political support or solidarity was more of a tribal thing than the popularity of the political party. No wonder every taxable adult in all the communities in Ikwerre land, contributed his widow’s might in cash and kind through a general levy to see the victory project through.


Now, of you realy want to learn about Ikwerre identity. I have provided a link for you. Just because people speak something similar to your language, that doesn't mean they are one of you. You can be as different as the English and the Americans or the Beron and the Hausa.

https://www.naijamall.com/newsdatabase_template_page.asp?cmd=commentdetail&commentid=218

http://www.ikwerreusa.com/achinewhu.pdf
The last time I checked though, the politics of Eastern Nigeria started before the primaries of 1955 that led to the general election of 1956. If Ikwerre/Etche would want the son of the soil to represent her at Enugu or Lagos as the case maybe, It had nothing to do with the ethnicity. In Ngwaland, people like Chief Ururuka and Jajanwachukwu represented Ngwaland not somebody from Abakaliki or Ikwerre. In WAWA axis, we have people like Onoh and Ugwu. In Urutta, we people like Nmegwam and Njoku. In Ikeduru axis, there was one Chief AUD Mba not Ikwerre/Etche person.

Please I had rather have someone with a well configured social order above his/her shoulder supporting a Biafran cause than one imbecilic slowpoke like Ibime.

If you are a grammar, I can teach it as course but thank goodness you are a load of rubbish nobody would take on a Pro-bono.  

As your comment pertaining to the Ogoni people, I shall leave it for the Ogoni indigenes to cross sword with you on that issue. According to one of your skewed claims, your empty slowpoke claimed that Izon people settled in Nigeria before Ndigbo. Did Ogoni people leap frog over the Izon to settle in Nigeria? Please get a grip on your irredeemable idiocy.
Politics › Re: What if the civil war in Nigeria was a success? by Dede1(m): 3:10pm On Jan 05, 2009
Ibime:
Eh. . . . so we should submit to our ancestry from 500 years ago. . . . culture's always diverge, my brother. Holland and Germany were the same country a few hundred years ago. Will you go and forcefully tell a Dutch man that he must accept German nationality? No wonder Ikwerres have been resisting forced annexation by Ndigbo for centuries.

FYI, the Ijaws inhabited Nigeria before the Igbo's, therefore all your arguments fall flat.

Look at this idiot. Just because I said my great grandfather is from Abia State. . . . infact, his mother is Ijo. At the present moment, my blood is only 1/8th Igbo, 1/8th Etche, 1/4 Ijaw and the other half is not even Nigerian. You think I am of incestous pure breed like you? Maybe you never heard of intermarriage. How dare you question my ethnicity when the last Amanyanabo of Okrika came from my family? Infact, my grandfather is fully Ijaw. I only claim Igbo from my grandmothers side since I never knew my grandfather.
Have you for a moment realized that people termed Izon are Ghanaians? I am certainly not the one to teach you the true identity of your ancestors. One of the main reasons people are hanging tightly to the failed state known as Nigeria is because of the reality check that will follow if Nigeria should disintegrate. The will be a forced repatriation.
Politics › Re: What if the civil war in Nigeria was a success? by Dede1(m): 2:58pm On Jan 05, 2009
@Ibime


It is now apparent that the stark idiocy you have exhibited on the forum transverses across the animal kingdom. The proprietor of this site should mount an investigation to ascertain that you are not a domesticated chimpanzee. I will not even attempt to dribble into your obnoxious claim of your grandfather being from Asa because he could have been your maternal granddaddy. However, I could call for a serious check in the level of your intellectual ability. If I classify you as a slowpoke, believe you me I am having a good morning.

Now I confirm the reason why certain cretins get twisted out of form when they get the feeling that Igboland may after all gain nationhood. Before the civil, there was Eke Elelewna (not Elelenwo) and Borokiri was swamp. Borokiri was where people go to buy firewood or Akamere. The land grabbing and abandoned property saga executed by the Ijo and instigated by the detractors of the Ndigbo were well documented. The need to grab the Trans-Amadi area led to serious court battle between Chief Amadi and River State government under Spiff.

If a drooling creepy-crawlie in you had any common sense, you would have remembered that your imbecilic Elechi Amadi joined Nigerian army as Igbo. When Elechi Amadi ran away from Lagos to eastern region, in the middle of night to save his skin during July 29, 1966 coup, he did so as an Igbo. When resigned his commission from the Nigerian Army, he did so as an Igbo. When he was appointed Acting Principal of Asa High School, Asa, now under Ukwa LGA, Abia State, he was an Igbo. When the Biafran lost Igwe-Ochambarama (PH) to Nigerian army, the conniving swine remembered that he was Ikwerre. Do you think I have any doubt that you are also an Osaka swine like Elechi Amadi?
Politics › Re: What if the civil war in Nigeria was a success? by Dede1(m): 1:58am On Jan 05, 2009
Ibime:
Lucabrasi, what is your purpose for writing all these long paragraphs about the Igbo fight for sovereignty?

It is not their will to be in Nigeria. Full stop.

No amount of long lecture can change that.

In PH, although not an Igbo city, I can remember that we grumbled about "One Nigeria" since I was born. Nobody south of Lokoja wants to be part of this silly charade called Nigeria. It is finished.

The Biafran State will surely rise again. All it needs is a match to spark up. I hope you remember that Abacha wanted to fight Cameroun over Bakassi but was warned that if he tried that, the Igbos would seize the opportunity to throw sand in his garris and stake their claim for Independence with support from the Camerounians. Thats why we let Bakassi go without a fight.

You better believe the Igbo's are watching the Niger-Delta situation with interest. If qwatar start, they are out of this bitch.
This is a typical example of misconception planted by the enemies of Ndigbo that Port Harcourt is not an Igbo town. The last time I checked though, it is neither Kalabari nor Ogoni town. The real name of Port Harcourt is Igwe-ocha mbarama or Igwe-ocha mbarm. I hope you remembered how the city was renamed after then British foreign secretary, Lord Harcourt.
Politics › Re: What if the civil war in Nigeria was a success? by Dede1(m): 9:41pm On Jan 04, 2009
@lucabrasi

I have come to grip that most lily-hearted and demented punks like you can not finish what they started. It was out of your empty evolution that you replied to one elliptical post thereby showing the character of person you were molded.

I did not choose the imbecilic analogy where you attributed Ndigbo gravitating toward apprenticeship in trade while the Yoruba embraced university degrees. Out of sheer goodwill, I gave you the same analogy you had posited in your previous post about Ndigbo being evidenced at alaba,ladipo etc in Lagos State as traders. Whilst on this Alaba, Ladipo market fantasy of yours, your attention was drawn to my observation about the Yoruba commercial vehicle drivers, thus, Molue, Danfo and Bolikaja within Alaba and Ladipo markets. I had to burst your bubble because you are not the only fool who have stepped onto Alaba, Ladipo etc in Lagos State.

Do you not think that JAMB office or its products are legitimate source of referencing information?

I could not arrest myself from laughing my shoes off. when I read where you stumbled into drug and addition crap. In fact, it is my fault to have joined you in this silly debate. As of the drug overdose insinuation, just be very careful because it takes one idiot to understand another. My advice to you is to shun the crack.
Culture › Re: If Your Wife-To-Be Can't Cook by Dede1(m): 6:11pm On Jan 04, 2009
sexyLeamon:
then the husband learn how to cook grin
No. The would-be-husband seeks for another would-be-wife. The reality is that the beat goes on.
Politics › Re: What if the civil war in Nigeria was a success? by Dede1(m): 5:46pm On Jan 04, 2009
lucabrasi:
the first couple of paragraphs shows the part you r most likely playing in the biafra bid(an enforcer like my username luca brasi in godfather grin)in other words a thug,because i honestly don't see an intellectual pygmy like yourself mounting the rostrum to address educated and enlightened individuals, even if they r your brothers,in case you didnt know the surest sign of a weak argument or an intellectually weak individual are insults and verbal barbs, I'm sure you followed the obama/mccain campaign and how insults made or marred the mccain campaign talk less of a movement to actualise a nation which is long term,i don't really want to descend to your level of astonishing ignorance so as not to derail your thread,but ill always assist in pointing out your stupidity each time you send a retort, i wish for the sake of your biafra,someone like you wouldnt be a spokes person,because you will end up alienating anyone and everyone that could have otherwise lent a sympathetic ear to your campaign, if not stark ignorance(i wont go as far as saying you r illiterate even though its obvious your inability to string a coherent sentence together without insult is a sure sign of how you gre up and your capacity for intelligent discourse)then it has to be a sort of bi polar disorder attacking everyone that disagrees with you like a rabid dog.

if eventually you actualise your biafra nation and someone like you is sent on a diplomatic mission abroad to drum support and you get a couple of the host govt officials disagreeing with you,i can imagine you lunging at them,foaming at the mouth and barking,ranting and raving.

as usual,out of all the coments i made,you have resolutely held on to a particular one that managed to cast aspersions on the ibo bros, you r a comedian osuofia in whereever you are and you should change your name from dede1 to osuofia1 or mr ibu 1,
ill explain myself again for the last time not for your sake because if we were sitting across each other in a room,ill have ignored you a very long time ago cause i don't condone insultive individuals,verbal or physical bullies with low intellect,thugs e.t.c but I'm explaining for the sake of others who ll like me toclarify my statement

ill illustrate with a simple arithmetic analogy
if the igbos population was say 10,000
the yoruba population was say 25,000
and the hausas say about40,000(rough estimates and by no means official and its just for these explanation)
if about 4000 conservatively go down the trading route as can be evidenced by alaba,ladipo e.t.c and the population of igbos excluding the,children, old men and women both young and old from the remaining 6000, is it possible then for the remaining youths who who are enrolled in the secondary schls and higher institutions of learning to match the number of youths who don't go the trading route amongst the yorubas?
they can't even match the number of traders amongst the hausas as well,because its common knowledge that the hausas opt overwhelmingly for trading in agricultural products,livestocks e.t.c and are much more numerically than either the ibos or yorubas in nigeria

i hope you understand the context of my comments now,which i would have gladly explained had you challenged me to clarify my post earlier,instead of that you cyber lunged at me as if brawn is a substitute for brains
I am still flabbergasted that you have still failed to get hold on your unpardonable idiosyncrasy. The more you try to explain your conjectural crap the deeper you sink into ignoramus.

Since your peanut brain has disappointed you while drawing a simple analysis, I should try to lead you into Lagos State. As apparently evidenced in alaba,ladipo etc, the Yoruba people are 95% percent of Molue, Damfo, Taxi and Bolikaja drivers hence we should run to the Internet and deduce that Yoruba people chose to pursue apprentice in driving commercial vehicles instead of pursuing university degrees like Ndidgbo did.

The example you wrote in an attempt to explain your sorry self further shows that you are in tank with the skewed machination that the corrupt leaders of the jungle called Nigeria have used to indicate a lopsided demography of the country. Talking of an intellectual pygmy, you have remained on the level of dirt since you can not even comprehend the fact that the increase in the figure of school leavers is one of the numerous indicators of population growth.

For the sake of the dictionary meaning of the word; literate, I assume you have fitted yourself well in that department and capable of checking the JAMB statistics. Please be advised that it was the overwhelming sheer number of Ndigbo in academia, military officer’s cadre and civil service in the jungle called Nigeria that aroused the agitation against a particular ethnic dominance in Nigeria.

Have you seriously questioned your empty self why the federal government of the jungle called Nigeria institutionalized quota system in the country? Please do not remind me about the saying partnering to a pig.
Politics › Re: Igbo President - Name Your Choice by Dede1(m): 12:34pm On Jan 04, 2009
@ scottN
@ Abiodun92

I say bravo to Internet for attracting and providing convenient space to drooling nitwits to trade their stocks. The consensus presidential candidate the Yoruba people fielded has retired into obscurity or dead.

Remember that Obasanjo was not the candidate of AD party that swept the polls in the Yoruba land. But true to their color, immediately Obasnajo was elected to the office of president of the federal republic of Nigeria, Yoruba people crowned him the Alafin-Oni of Yorubaland, the only son of the soil and paramount consensus political timber and caliber of Omo Oduduwa.

We shall know them by fruits. Believe me some of these loudmouths are not disappointing us either. 

It will amount to a cardinal sin if any person of Igbo extraction who had a balanced social order above his or her shoulders would seek the office of the president of the federal republic of the jungle called Nigeria.

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