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@OP

The title of the thread betrays the poster’s conniving little mind. The alleged “Mass Suicide of Igbo Slaves in Savannah Georgia” is not little known as the ill-informed poster would want us to believe. I am affiliated to a cultural group that has made several visits to the site which has become tourism attraction and park.

It is foolhardy to expect upstream business entities to pay taxes when the downstream business entities that support the former are destroyed. Any group of people who believed in the acts of banning as solutions to social problem does not progress. You can not eat your cake and have it. I have questioned the validity of SAN to Fashola’s name.

I can not fathom how the ban on polygamy in many European and American countries is making them productive and progressive. It is unfortunate that most Africans do not grasp the underlining motive of the approach to accept homosexual and detest polygamy. The hidden agendum of these human approaches to life is population control.

Homosexual equals extinction. For example, populate an Island with homosexual human beings and return 100 years later, you definitely will find Island empty of human beings.

In the other hand, populate another Island with polygamous families and return 100 years later, you definitely will find the Island teeming with human beings both beautiful and ugly ones.

rhymz: you could not have said it any better. I keep telling these gay mongers that no right is absolute or infinit in itself, it will have to be in the limits of its jurisdiction to stand else, whatever benefits derivable from it will be null and void. For instance, everyone has the right to freedom of worship but can one still argue about such rights if he goes beyond the boundries of such rights and start making human sacrifices as part of worship, NO?
I have rights to gather with my friends and form any association and fight for rights but if the basis of such formation is such that will threaten people's existence or way of life, don't be surpeised if you lose such rights.
Being gay is a decision and not some natural phenomenon that just happened to some unfortunate person. Such decisions should not be rammed down our oesophagus just so we can look accommodating and advanced while such misnormer takes it toll on way of life.

It is unfortunate that Africans tend to cow tow whatever nonsense the Europeans throw at the world. In most European and American countries, POLYGAMY is a crime. There is no greater denial of human right than infringing on the rights of grown man and woman to get married or freely associate in wedlock. It is a shame that Africans will fight to their miserable deaths because of the skewed natural values Europeans deemed necessary even when such value contradicts the essence of human existence and African values.

What is wrong with polygamy and right about homosexual? Africans have cherished the idea of polygamy while the Europeans detest it. In the other hand, Africans detest homosexual while the Europeans embraced it.

If a man wants to marry 100 wives as long as the 100 women agreed to marry one man, it does not knock anybody’s ball.

As far as I am concerned homosexual is a bloody and foolish lifestyle. The cases of Billy Jena King and Icelandic Prime Minister are popular examples.

dayokanu: Keshi is from Delta, Ideye Brown is from Bayelsa, Victor Moses, Oboaboana, Enyeama from Cross River, Yobo from Rivers, Echiejile from Edo State, Efe Ambrose from Delta State, Fegur Ogude from Delta, Onazi from Benue State, Nosa Igiebor from Edo state

So how are these people Ibos

Maybe OP should remember when Christian Chukwu a full Iboman was coach and failed

Dayolodo,

Must you always display inherent stupidity publicly? State of origin does not translate into ethnicity in Nigeria, olodo. Those who tried to tag super eagles as Biafran teams wrote Keshi’s name as Okechukwu Keshi and Echiejile as Ifeanyi Echiejile.

Only an irredeemable loudmouthed bigot such as you will remotely insinuate who full Igbo man or not.

Abagworo: This team is almost 100% Southeast, South-south and Middlebelt. Maybe if we combine these three Southeast(The brain), South-south(The resources) and middlebelt(The strength) things will work out well in Nigeria.

Few Ndigbo seem to be deluded and silly in their attempt to feel accepted. What stinking resources and strength is poster of above post talking about? Both resources and strength I must deduce that Ndigbo have in abundance.

[quote author=GARRI (x7)]The Coach and Assistant aren't from the South-East so??

What's the Biafran Chest beating about??

[/quote]I wonder why anybody would engage the poster of the above post in any form of debate. This is a dingbat that thought South-East zone is Biafra.

I think there is a serious disconnect between the Ndigbo, the so-called Igbo political practitioners and MASSOB leadership. It is a shame that no political rumbles or even civil inquiries have emanated from the quarters of well-placed Ndigbo peeps days after the alleged MASSOB’s claim that the dead bodies floating on the Ezu River belonged to young Igbo boys as result of extra-judiciary killings by the government security agencies. Even with the dangerous notoriety of Boko Haram, northern political elites have not absconded from letting the government know that members of Boko Haram are human beings too.

Why are people worried about the recent political shenanigans of Rochas Okorocha? This is a decoy to sneak back to PDP. It has been his modus operandi. I shall give him a year as a benefit of doubt then you will see Rochas Okorocha flying the flag of PDP instead of APC (Amalgamated Political Confusions).

alex101: I already knew this a long time ago via my cousin who has a clearing agency in Apapa. The nmortherners did this to control the ports in the south in order to check arms from entering the south, while allowing arms into the ever porous northern borders. Well, good morning to southern 'one-nigerianist'.

This is the reason I distaste anything Nigeria. The so-called southern Nigerians, baring the Biafrans, have collectively sold out to northern Nigerians on the backdrop of imaginary Igbo domination of Nigeria. The only remedy to the cesspit called Nigeria is sudden disintegration. I do not care if the sudden disintegration results into war of attrition.

dayokanu: Dendemoron you think say this one na Mortal Kombat you better drop your grandsons PS3 console and face the real life?

What would you do if you were in MASSOB shoes? Set traps like say na squirrel you wan catch.

BTW its to early to be drunk and delusional

Dayolodo,

The issue of clandestine reprisal is dreamily beyond your intellectual pedigree. It will amount to the abuse of a surrogate nitwit to engage you in such human endeavor.

Abagworo: Imo is the most politically advanced State in the Southeast and Rochas has done in 2 years what other Governors have not achieved in 6 years. The envy is understandable.

Any state that elected Rochas Okorocha as governor can never assume the bogus title of being the most politically advanced State in the Southeast. By the way, I do not think Rochas Okorocha has been in office for 24 months. If the joker in Okorocha has achieved anything, the deluded praise singers on this forum would have painted this site with pictures of the governor’s accomplishment but till date they have pleaded no cameras.

I guess only people who do not understand the political cheapness of Rochas Okorocha will attempt to make political sense out of this recent crap called APC (Amalgamated Political Confusion). Rochas Okorocha has been, continues to be and shall remain a political walkabout.

If this insidious crime is remotely true as claimed by MASSOB and no iota of reprisal is under consideration, I suggest MASSOB be disbanded immediately. Even if MASSOB is a boys scout association, no such villainous act from government security agency should be left unrewarded.

take dat: Some folks will eventually commit suicide out of frustration simply because Rochas opted for a new party. I do not know when APGA became the voice of Ndi Igbo. APGA became a dead party immediately they couldn't manage their intra party wrangling and that led to two factions of the party. Adieu APGA, waiting for Peter Obi to bury you.

If absolute power is within me, I shall give six lashes on the unclad bottom of anybody who gave a ratazz about Okorocha’s recent political foot shuffle. The man is an epitome of political rollercoaster.

berem: My friend, why has Obi and his bloody sellouts not decamped to Pdp? what the heck are they waiting for? how many pdp members are reps in house of assembly from Anambra state?

the very day Ikedi Ohakim decamped to Pdp from PPA, that was when problem started for him. I can tell you that in Imo state, 80 percent of Imolites hate Pdp with passion. Only just the achievements of Rochas, Pdp will never return to Imo state.

My people say he\she who does not know and does not know that he\she does not know is compound…..

tchaik: Bros check the names on that list, virtually all of them had, has or still affliated with PDP! It's very obvious that PDP has BOUGHT apga; maybe Ndi-Igbo will follow #Rochas APGA now!

Bloody sellouts, my people!


*Before the 40 laptops will go for my gonads, Yes, I know Rochas is an Ex- PDP member*

The bloody joke is on you. I wonder if you are not one of the 40 laptops. Nobody, in the current dispensation of so-called democracy in Nigeria, has run from one party to another more than Rochas Okorocha. Please take a moment and read up on Okorocha’s political life which is akin to the antics of a love peddler.

@OP

Nigerians in particular and Africans in general always look moronic in their choice of analogy. I guess the 1999 Nigerian constitution makes it clear on the provision of human right. The pronouncement is “human” not the acts of human. If heterosexuals form a group and decide to disturb our social decorum with their bedroom antics or roadside shows, I bet you there should be a law against such ridiculous shenanigans. I do not know what or who created the earth however in my assessment, the creator is not a fool. There was no atom of blunder when he\she\it created man and woman. I guess anybody who wants to distort the natural mandate should have a little discomfort. It is very natural.

berem: I don't have any problem with your continuous beaf with Rochas. everyone is entitled to his own opinion. I have never insulted anyone who doesn't think in my line of reasoning. using my brother's scholarship as a case study to condemn Rochas 's scholarship scheme,saying it is frivolous is very annoying and an insult to my family. I believe respect is reciprocal. respect my opinion and you have my respect.

If I tend to absolve Ohakim from all accusations of maladministration in Imo State because he tarred the roads in my community and awarded a scholarship to my youngest brother, it will amount to unforgivable act of injustice to people of Imo State.

In the aforementioned comparative analysis I put forward in the Okorocha’s debate, there was instance where the issue of my entire community was raised. I guess those who could not withstand the intensive nature of the heat should stay away from the kitchen.

I have repeatedly stated that my younger brother and his colleagues dragged Ohakim before electoral tribunal for electoral malpractices. This action did not stop Ohakim from tarring our roads but in my judgment the political flame raised by my young brother made Ohakim to stay awake while on duty as Imo State governor. It is a transparent idiocy to shower unfounded praises on Okorocha simply because he tossed uncontested political patronages to one’s feet.

If we had to develop as a society, we must learn to call a spade a spade.

I should advise MASSOB to rethink this publicly announced taxation exercise termed “Biafran Income Tax”. Biafra has no currency or functional government that provides amenities to its people anywhere on earth today.

I think this political shenanigan labeled Biafran Income Tax remains a bad taste since it is publicly announced. There are better avenues to raise funds in support of the process for actualization of Biafra than this born-headed approach. By the way, the revenue drives for such human endeavor should be covertly engaged.

Unless this act of bravado is a decoy, I do not foresee any meaningful intent about it. I am in support of whatever contribution deemed necessary for actualization of Biafra but the reckless publicity that surrounds such exercise

I wonder why those loudmouthed ingrates have not shown up on this topic. The type of kidnapping found in Yoruba land is ridiculously inhuman indeed. Why kidnapping for ritualistic reasons? A 70-year-old, possibly a grandmother, Kehinde Rabiu, was kidnapped and certain vital parts of her body stolen.

Most Nigerians are power-hungry sons of bit.ches. They only aspire to flaunt the essence of being a governor or president. And worse than these sons of bit.ches are the readily abundant and moronic praise singers.

If one wants to be “greater” as one deluded praise singer attested, whatever he\she meant by “greater”, I do know and believe great men were not churn out through the merger of political parties. Greatness does not flow from the amount of capital one embezzled from the coffers of public fund. Baring none, Nigerian presidents and governors have no place in the corridor of greatness.

Nightshift: It's like the OP knew about Ghanaian immigrants life in South Western Nigeria only ? Tens of thousands of Ghanaians were also having good time in the South East. Igbos love for Highlife music made it easier for Ghanaians to settle in Aba , Onitsha ,Port Harcourt, etc. Musicians like Sammy Koffi(Okukuseku), Dede Amakirye , the then new kid on the block Nana Agyeman, and groups like African Brothers, City Boys of Ghana, among others, made millions in strong Naira , either through record sales or through live concerts. Rogers Allstars record labels took many of them into contracts that earned them millions as well.

Most Ghanaians in the South East were not swept away to Ghana by the wave of “Ghana must go” decree. They were protected and encouraged to go about their business as usual.

[quote author=re@lchange]yes, they know them well well for dikkk sucking [/quote]Bros, I thought the dikkk sucking act was a generational thing.

Since Yoruba peeps have been receiving all forms of promotion in Nigerians armed forces, the north never sighed talk less coughed. Recently, just because few Igbo chaps were promoted in the army, unforeseen uneasiness tends to grip the northern region of Nigeria. I guess there is something about Yoruba the northerners know.

OkparaIgbo: What a slowpoke you are.. Trying so hard to correct someone when you lack common sense. Fool it's fall off and I'm sure you meant illiteracy, Dirty swine like you, why must you show your idiocy on a public domain.

Do not waste your precious time on that inherent ingrate. It is a stock in their trade to call other people names when the images of their names are as dark as coal.

nagoma: The core east (the same tiny landlocke enclave, nothing core about it)

1. 20 % fake certificates pretending to be educated and circulating the dummy certificate among the siblings.
2. 20 % Drug couriers travelling to South east Asia , and Brazil as europe is too hot.
3. 15% Spare parts dealers in lagos .graduates of drug trafficking.
4. 5% in freing jails awaiting death sentences and similar for drug courier offences and 419.
5. 10% Have well established kidnapping business, can kidnap all including their own parents.
6. 10% en route to europe accross \Sahara desert for prostitutiition.
7. 10% the Osu Igbos banished in the evil forest as they are subhuman even among Okoro.
8. 10% The remaining die hard cannibals - beware of them , they can eat you uncooked.
Sorry the labourers in America are are part of (1) above and many are on NL.

Since you know about these deplorable statistics in human endeavor about the so-called “core east”, I suggest you inform the ill-educated senators and political lay-about from northern region to quit talking about Igbo domination.

nagoma: You don't expect Igbos to be the GOC's at the time they had the republic of Biafra or a few years later. Japan and Germany are still being watched and cannot build A great military even now because of their role in the second world war. Just to give you more education;

General Abatcha was Kanuri and not Hausa Fulani ( his ancestors faught wars with the Fulani)
Gens. Babaabgida And wushishi are of Gbayi tribe of middle belt ( niger state)
Alwali Kazir is from Bedde tribe of Yobe state
Salihu Ibrahim is Igbirra tribe from Okene LGA of Kogi state.

Your hatred of Hausa/ Fulani affects them because they were Muslims. The real hatred you have is perhaps for Muslims .

I guess your niches for moronic display do not know the limit of boundaries. For the umpteenth time, there is nothing such as Hausa/Fulani ethnicity in Nigeria. However, there is Hausa or Fulani ethnic group in Nigeria. A dumbass fool trying to be smart by hiding behind silly conjecture such as Hausa/Fulani.

PointB: @9ja_I_hail
your admonition is noted and quite appreciated. Thank you.

@berem, dede1 is still a very respected member of our online Igbo community. You need not agree with him all the time, but according him due respect will not do you any harm. Thank you nne.

Bros, I salute you for such a rare compliment. I guess you receive same from your peers.

berem: keep dreaming of being respected and submissive to you.It is your type of men that thinks women don't have a say or their opinion doesn't count. smh for you. you have longed lost my respect on this forum.

@ Ogugua, i am solidly behind you. umuada meeting is very important on this forum. you have my full support.

Anyway, there is nothing I can do now to change your stream of thoughts about Dede1 and do not see any change of approach from Dede1 to certain issues on Nairaland forum in a foreseeable future.

I must continue to subject Rochas Okorocha , governor of Imo State, to constructive criticisms based on the facts privy to me.

I have sisters, wife and ladies who refer to me as their husband. Contrary to the goofy stuffs you seemed to embrace in today’ Igbo society, I have constantly drummed into their ears that acts of respectfulness and submissiveness to their husbands remain the tonic of wedlock. In addition, I shall not tolerate any in-law who would treat my girls as housemaid. Respect begets respect.

As a link to the custodian of my ancestral forbearers, companions of gods and owner of the lands, I subscribe the culture and tradition of Igbo land is paramount.

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