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PoliticsRe: Comptroller General Of Immigration Service Sacked by Dede1(m): 9:41pm On Jan 15, 2013
The allegedly forced retirement of Mrs. Rose Chinyere Uzoma, Nigeria’s Comptroller General of Immigration Service, for sticking to merit rather than quota system or federal character in appointment of her subordinates constitutes the reasons behind the vocal calls for disintegration of Nigeria.

The moment we go our different directions and cease to delude ourselves on nonsensical unity and one-Nigeria, I guess the better for everyone involved.
PoliticsRe: Rochas Has "Killed" Ohakim: Live On AIT by Dede1(m): 2:31pm On Jan 15, 2013
@Eziachi & Afam4eva

I am not surprised you did not know anything about Rochas Okorocha and Nigerian Aviation sector. I know you did not know Rochas Okorocha never held any billable job. He has always been a beneficiary of patronages of certain political godfathers.
PoliticsRe: Rochas Has "Killed" Ohakim: Live On AIT by Dede1(m): 2:21pm On Jan 15, 2013
Afam4eva: The deputy governor who was the head of the committee that investigated it read it from a script.
Most Nigerians are blindly funny and gullible. It seems the word-independent does not mean a thing to them. How could anybody believe a crap stemming from the investigative committee headed by deputy governor of Imo State? It either Rochas Okorocha is trying to cover up his wrong deeds or finding a clue from Ohakim.

From the manner of governmental affairs in Imo State, the so-called N62bn allegedly embezzled by Ohakim is a smokescreen and benchmark for Rochas Okorocha’s silly activities in Imo State and target of his embezzlement scheme.

Rochas Okorocha and his praise singers should realize that investigation does not end with his regime as Imo State governor. There is no doubt in my mind that when Rochas Okorocha is investigated, he will eclipse the amount of N62bn. I urge you to mark my word.
CultureRe: Igbo learning thread + Translator by Dede1(m):
Umu Igbo obi dim utoo nke ugwu nghi mgbali unu tinyere n’asusu Igbo
Nke ka nke, Eze Promoe udo diri ghi

Igbo language is one of the most difficult subject to master because of the unyielding instances of Igbo dialects.
PoliticsRe: BANK OF BIAFRA........how Ibos lost their savings. by Dede1(m): 4:32pm On Jan 12, 2013
nku5: The worthless copy and paste nonsense he farted was never meant to make sense. Just to satisfy the daily itch to rub shoulders with us
Even their masters (northern regional political and military elites) whom Yoruba peeps served during the Britain-Nigeria\Biafra civil war are less concerned about previous debacle and pending disintegration of Nigeria than these goofy lappers.
PoliticsRe: Letter - Between Uduaghan And Isoko Nation by Dede1(m): 4:24pm On Jan 12, 2013
afam4eva: Which towns do Isoko people occupy again?
I guess you meant villages as oppose to towns.
PoliticsRe: Why Do The North Crave 4 Power? by Dede1(m): 4:20pm On Jan 12, 2013
Northerners do not crave for power in Nigeria rather the imbecilic southerners installed them as odds-on-favorites to hold power in Nigeria.
PoliticsRe: BANK OF BIAFRA........how Ibos lost their savings. by Dede1(m): 3:42pm On Jan 12, 2013
@Negro_nuts

I never thought you were an irredeemable basement dunce until your latest foray into the land of the celebrated fools. Why are you and ilk afraid of Biafra and pending disintegration of Nigeria? Please educate me how Ndigbo lost their financial savings through the conjectural crap you posted. It is either you have acute comprehensible deficiency or outright ninny.
PoliticsRe: 2nd Niger Bridge - Has It Been Politicized? by Dede1(m):
alj harem: LOOOOOOL. Nwannem, how bodi ? smiley
Nwannem, the bodi was recovering from the holiday rigors until you landed serious bodi blows.
PoliticsRe: 2nd Niger Bridge - Has It Been Politicized? by Dede1(m): 2:56pm On Jan 12, 2013
[quote author=ndu_chucks]Haba Mallam


www.nairaland.com/attachments/229503_ROFLMAODog_gif3fa44b12f55ba64fc785c3a5794ba92e[/quote]Mazi, what else do you want me to say?
Foreign AffairsRe: France Helps Mali To Fight Rebels by Dede1(m): 2:51pm On Jan 12, 2013
EFX001: Fighting for an Independent nation with the sue of terrorism is not allowed and should never be allowed. Anyways, no so your brain reach sha!
It does not seem you have read historical facts about the fights for independent nation.
Foreign AffairsRe: France Helps Mali To Fight Rebels by Dede1(m): 2:48pm On Jan 12, 2013
bookface: LoL! This reeks of ignorance. The Malian rebels are the Nigerian version of Boko Haram and an extension of Al-qaeida. You know, the same group of people who will like to impose Islamic faith and Shariah laws on the rest of the world? Now if this fits perfectly into your definition of "fighting for independence", then you may as well carry banners of protest against the federal government's war on Boko Haram. Otherwise, would it be too much if i ask you to shut the f**k up and stop spewing so much tosh on the forum? Thank you. smiley
I guess ignorance oozes from your post. If the reasons Boko Haram is fighting Nigerian government include carving out independent nation from Nigeria, I shall contribute to its coffer. You are entitled to your bloody opinions including nonsensical idiocy about certain “people who will like to impose Islamic faith and Shariah laws on the rest of the world”. What a drooling fool.
PoliticsRe: 2nd Niger Bridge - Has It Been Politicized? by Dede1(m): 2:33pm On Jan 12, 2013
alj harem: When Yorubas and Hausas were protesting against their leaders, where were Ndigbos last year january ? What did you call those yorubas that have decided to make those leading over them ? Tribalist.

It is better the OP and You SHUT UP ( no insult my brothers) and enjoy the reward of democracy without accountability from your leaders.

I was asking why you all were not protesting, you all shouted the Yorubas and Huasas wanted GEJ out. If that was the case, why did they attact IBB, OBJ, TINUBU and co's property ? Una think say una smart by not protesting. I pleaded for SE to protest about Igbo killing, Niger-bribge and co. You all decided to keep shut, according to some of you, you are playing the Nigeria games.

PLAYING GAMES WITH YOUR CHILDREN'S FUTURES. I CAN'T IMAGINE

Already the question of Igbo presidency should end with Soludo recent scandal.

It is not a curse but Trust me, The CORE-NORTH and SOUTH-WEST including western delta Kwara and Kogi would keep getting the best from any administration so long as they make their leaders accountable for their actions.

Already I hope these stu.pid South-west aka Yoruba people don't fall for the same silly games by electing ACN in Lagos 2015. Already their stu.pidity of not asking where Tinubu is getting in millions of pounds is making SW look very poor in terms of the money they are getting anf the money they are actually spending on their citizens.

If una like 2015 don't vote PDP out of the Federal position

If una like don't vote ACN out of Lagos

You all would have yourselves to blame. Play on your government and stop letting your government play on you all like goats

I just pray that Niger-bridge does not collapse because it would be a natural disaster for us. angry
I wonder why this dude has not been drafted into Nigerian armed forces or police so he could delete himself from the earth through self-inflicted accidental discharge of ammunition.
Foreign AffairsRe: France Helps Mali To Fight Rebels by Dede1(m): 2:26pm On Jan 12, 2013
If the so-called Malian rebels are fighting for an independent nation out of Mali, the moronic jerks such as French and other Africans should stay away from the debacle. The people fighting for independence have every right to do so. I will always support the deconstruction of 1884 European partition of Africa.
PoliticsRe: Let's Have Your Complaints, Suggestions & Enquiries Here by Dede1(m): 2:18pm On Jan 12, 2013
@ mukina2


I would want you to elaborate in no uncertain terms why you banned Dede1 for responding to a post by Dayolodo on the forged letter purported to have been written by Ojukwu to Banjo.

I know you are Yoruba who seemed less concerned about the strong feeling or sensitiveness the topics about Biafra tend to engender on the sensibilities of those whose fathers, brothers, sisters, uncles and aunts were killed before and during Nigeria\Biafra civil war.

I shall remain civil for now until you respond to my simple request. Remember websites such Nairaland had been shut down for seemingly reckless censorship.
PoliticsRe: Patience Fakabelema Jonathan: 15 Things You Did Not Know About Her by Dede1(m): 8:16pm On Jan 11, 2013
Nigerian constitution does not mandate any electable office seeker to be a perfect speaker of English Language. As far as I am concerned, the official language in Nigeria is the one spoken on the streets and market squares in the country and understood by person(s) who never had a formal education which in this case, pidgin.

I do not blame few miscreants on this issue but Nigeria. If there is a country called Republic of Ijo where the official language is Ijo, Mrs GEJ should not have been at the receiving end of these linguistic insults. Anybody who could not understand the meaning of “Tamuno” must hire an interpreter.
PoliticsRe: Is A Very Strong Black Counrty Necessary For Black Emancipation? by Dede1(m): 7:12pm On Jan 11, 2013
gst101: Biafra was a scam and a big mistake which is only right to be regreted. Advanced what? Stop deluding yourself with those Awka made pistols. If they were that suphisticated, why didnt it win the war?
I knew you are very shallow in exercise of mental power hence the reference of “Black man, Black country and Black emancipation in your post. It is a display crass ignorance to describe any human being with hue.

Furthermore, I am not surprised at your basement illogicality as pertains to defeat of Biafra and lack of sophistication. The last time I checked though, countries as sophisticated as Germany and Japan were defeated in a war.
PoliticsRe: Is Okorocha Becoming A Disappointment? by Dede1(m): 5:45pm On Jan 03, 2013
Ngwakwe: When I scaled through Michelin Job interview as a sole candidate in the department of Industrial Automation and Process Control, the frenchman in charge of recruitment also thought it was laughable for a Nigerian to scale through the qualitative IQ and Industrial Experience test

Mind you I worked with MGM England and Total Waste Scotland

Why not come there and see for yourself
If you had truthfully spent an hour with MGM England and Total Waste Scotland and yet believed in Rochas Okorocha and his industrialization schemes in Imo State, I can safely say you are one hell of reason Africa is set behind the curve.
PoliticsRe: Is Okorocha Becoming A Disappointment? by Dede1(m): 5:17pm On Jan 03, 2013
Ngwakwe: Have you heard of Imo College of Advance and Professional Studies?

Free education in Imo State is real for the Universities and for Post Graduate Schools.

I am the Coordinator for Industrial Automation and Process Control Department at Owerri Centre. Our Company partners with the school in providing the Industrial Experiences and Skills needed to work in Oil and Gas Sectors or any Manufacturing and related Companies.

Such trainings/ services that Companies in Port Harcourt pay us N750,000 for a maximum duration of six months per trainee are given to Imo Graduates in our department for free courtesy of the free education programme of the State.

More to the above is that the Imo Youth Engineers are paid N20,000 a month for transport allowance and are encouraged to register with Professional Bodies in Engineering Practices.

There are other departments for Advance and Professional Studied that may interest you, in case you are interested.

Remember, the School was built by Rochas and he recruited overseas partners from USA, Europe, South Africa and some from Nigeria in less than a year into his Governorship.
The above crap is simply laughable and delusional. Let us forget about the Okorocha for a moment, it is lunacy to have Nigeria in the same sentence with Industrial Automation and Process Control talk less Imo State.
PoliticsRe: Is Okorocha Becoming A Disappointment? by Dede1(m): 5:13pm On Jan 03, 2013
Moronic leaders in Nigeria are the not the problem but the deluded praise singers.
PoliticsRe: Awo-ojukwu Enugu Conversation by Dede1(m): 2:02pm On Jan 03, 2013
superior1: I beg to differ, there is no region currently in Nigeria that pursue regional agenda and Sovereign National Conference like the West, we do not hate Biafra or her agenda (I think most westerners will even confess of being tired of the entity called Nigeria). The truth is that the East is not really sincere and committed to the Biafra Agenda perhaps due to their closeness to the center of power and romance with PDP. Like you infer, history has been made but why dont the East focus on their agenda and stop seeing West as an imaginary enemy who is responsible for all their problems?
The alleged case of pursuit of regional agenda and Sovereign National Conference by southwest of Nigeria is a usual matter of lateness. East or Biafra is focused on its agenda and never regarded southwest of Nigeria as imaginary enemy that is responsible for its problems.

If you really believed that history was made as a result of Nigeria\Biafra civil war, it must be a case of recklessness on your part to assume there is an imaginary enemy. Real and everlasting enmity was created among warring factions during Nigeria\Biafra civil war. It is not human to request these enemies to remain in this same country and pretend everything is okay.
PoliticsRe: Is Okorocha Becoming A Disappointment? by Dede1(m): 1:33pm On Jan 03, 2013
[quote author=#80million]*speechless*

Maybe we ask the gods?

Okija Juju, where are you?[/quote]Okija juju has already spoken and Rochas Okorocha is at the receiving end.
PoliticsRe: Is Okorocha Becoming A Disappointment? by Dede1(m): 1:23pm On Jan 03, 2013
Is Okorocha anything beside disappointment?
PoliticsRe: Awo-ojukwu Enugu Conversation by Dede1(m): 12:51pm On Jan 03, 2013
dayokanu: The war was east vs North yet Biafra never attacked anywhere in the North rather they attacked the Midwest and SouthWest
The above post is a typical stream of thought proffered by a drunken canteen rat. I guess a pig shall always remain a pig.
PoliticsRe: Ijaw Deserves 1 Or 2 More States by Dede1(m): 12:30pm On Jan 03, 2013
Abagworo: If the population of Ijaw is 10% of Nigeria's overall, then they deserve nothing less than 2 States. If Igbos have 5 and Yorubas 6 then Ijaw should have 2 or 3. I've been trying to figure out the problems with creating an all Ijaw State because they are many. A State out of Rivers with Port Harcourt as capital is impossible. A State out of Delta with Warri as capital is impossible. They will also have to concede part of their ethnic groups as minorities in other States. Okrika for example should remain in Rivers with the Igbo and Ogoni groups because they all have indivisible stake in Rivers. The Kalabari area with some parts of Okrika, Opobo, Bonny and co should be given a State with capital at Bonny or Bakana. The other possible State should be very thin vertically and very wide horizontally covering up to 4 States. I doubt if those States will agree because it will block access to sea for States like Delta, Edo and Ondo. That should be the "Toru Ebe" State.
The above conjectural crap is borne out of skewed figment of imagination. I wonder how anybody with stable mentality can adjudge that Opu Obu or Igwe Nga (Opobo) is Ijo. People should weigh the craps they post on Internet on intellectual balance before going public with them. It is a fact that such nonsensical write-up strokes the unfounded ego of ill-informed nitwits.
PoliticsRe: Describe Nigeria In Few Sentences........... by Dede1(m): 2:32pm On Jan 01, 2013
Nigeria is a useless country.
PoliticsRe: An Exclusive Interview With Obasanjo by Dede1(m): 2:02pm On Jan 01, 2013
redsun: For the man to be able to rule nigeria really confirms how primitive and backard nigerian society is.His nothing short of an ape in agbada.
The funniest part of the idiotic interview was “I do not want to carry visa to Enugu, Lagos or Port Harcourt”. If you carry visa to Enugu or Calabar will the hell freeze up? There was a time Nigerian does not need a visa when traveling to Bakassi but the reverse is the case today.

For a Bedford engine oil changer to rule Nigeria really confirms the primitiveness of cesspit called Nigeria.

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