₦airaland Forum

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Everything about this story is bad. The intended act of ritualism, adultery and imbecilic lies about magun (charm) were all despicable and inherently abominable. Some of us who knew the potency of magun and carry its antidote knew the summersault aspect of the story is not meant for a woman.

I am personally disappointed that loudmouthed trolls who navigate to this forum to spew crap on ethnic matters have remained nonchalant toward the primitive mannerism in their society. I thought magun days were over during my happy old days in Lagos.

I have unclear issue with the high sea (Spoke-Hub Model System) as far as Nigeria is concerned. The high risk and technically required operation is not suited for condition such as Nigeria and it inhabitants.

Most container carrying vessels that can haul from 5000TEUs to 12000TEUs do not have cranes onboard to offload the containers. They depend on the terminal cranes to offload their loads. Now one wonders how the big ocean liners will transfer containers on the high sea without cranes. For Africa, which has no secure economy, high sea transfer is a possible risk with cargo freight liners which carry bags of rice, cement, sugar and other commodities which have cranes onboard. Yet there could be high incidences of menace from pirates.

The entire south eastern region of Nigeria and particularly SE will become an economic bonanza when the deep water seaport at Ibaka, Akwa Ibom is completed. In addition, a worthy international airport with as much landing rights as MMIA or NAIA as well as network of roads and railroad in the zone is a most.

I am for pure and extreme disintegration of Nigeria. By this I mean it is fine with me if Nigeria disintegrates into 300 nations. Anybody who claims the present situation in Nigeria is better than future countries of near homogeneity in outlook is a dingbat.

In order to avoid incessant cries of marginalization, I say to your tents all Nigerians. It is funny to read from silly and confused folks talk about true federalism or lack thereof. May I ask what is actually “true federalism” or is there any “false federalism”? Who will constitute the center in this moronic and wishful call for federalism?

Federalism works only in places where there is a dominate culture. The anemic call for federalism in Nigeria is akin to purring old wine into old calabash.

This moronic Azazi must be fired immediately for allegedly making idiotic statements. He even tried dumbass analogy of sniper to buttress his witless statement. No wonder everything in Nigeria is going down the hill even the army is filled with those who should not wear a green khaki for game hunting.

Why did PDP not create Boko Haram or its equivalent in southern Nigeria? Boko Haram is a product of Islamic religion and political collusion as well as destructive and foolish thoughts of moronic individuals who assumed Nigeria was/is erected for them to rule.

@Durai,

You are spot with the post. There is corruption everywhere in the world and it depends how the people handle the symptoms. The goofy author of the piece of crap cited the large size of delusional acreage of Nigeria as a hedge to swim into abundant socio-politico-economic upswing while he or she posited the tiny nature of Oduduwa, Biafra or Arewa constitute a hindrance. Did the semi-blinded mor0n hear or see small countries such as Israel established themselves in the world as a power to be reckoned both industrially and militarily?

@nagoma

There was/is no basis to have Nigeria as constituted. So your attempt to help the original author to rope everybody into the mess called Nigeria is laughable. Before and after Nigeria’s independence, most Nigerians include Tafawa Balewa knew the endeavor known as Nigeria was a waste of human resources when he said that “Nigeria was only a country on a paper”.

As for your slide show of NNA, it was not a coalition of NPC and NCNC but that of NPC, NNDP and NDC while NCNC and AG formed UPGA. Granted the Nigerian government from its independence was a coalition government of NPC and NCNC, the NPC and northern elites never behaved as such. Cases in point were the quota system in officer’s cadet intake into the army introduced by NPC in 1961 while opposed by NCNC and 1964 bloated census figure in favor of northern region as opposed by NCNC. What of the shameful and rapid promotion of Zakaria Maimalari to the rank of Brigadier because he was a northerner when, in fact, he should not have been anything beyond the rank of Lt Col as well as order incidences of nepotism precipitated by NPC and northern regional political elites of the era.

The idea of Republic of Southern Nigeria is the same thing as amalgamation of 1914. I am strictly for Republic of Igbo land. Too many loudmouthed and moronic Nigerians have cast aspersions on Ndigbo to the point of no return. I support Ejine that every stinking Nigerian must answer his or her father’s name.

If Ndigbo can not make it from the level of shoe strings, I say let them perish. There are too many things amiss in today’s Nigeria due to lack of unity rooted in cultural and traditional values of the people. If those who have cultural affinity with Ndigbo wish to join in the propagation of Republic of Igbo land or Republic of Biafra, if it suits them, I say fine. However, I shall not stay alive to see Ndigbo join the effort to recreate a cesspit called Nigeria in Republic of Southern Nigeria.

Any Igbo person who wants to play Azikiwe or Ironsi in this day of age can do so in his or her father’s compound. Enough of this rubbish called Nigeria is enough already.

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I say may the writer of the above piece see an old age. It is not only the fact the post is removed or shifted when the southeast or Igbo is about to score a goal but Igbo strikers seemed to fall asleep since the colonial contraption called Nigeria was erected. There is no more sleepy or idiotic striker in Igbo lineup than Aguiyi Ironsi. I am not surprise to read that Senator Ike Ekweremadu is getting ready to miss yet another penalty kick.

Abagworo: If the poster is an Igbo man then he should be declared "persona non grata" . Very disgusting and derogatory fool. This was exactly what some Igbos did say about Ikwerres before and during the war that lead to division of the Igbo union. Ngwas have every right to be anything anywhere in Abia State and Nigeria.

Please, bros do not write or even insinuate that any Igbo person said anything derogatory about Ikwerre before the war. If anything has been said about Ikwerre, it is since some fools such as Elechi Amadi decided to cast aspersions on being Igbo.

In all the madness and craziness that besieged the accident of British suzerainty known as Nigeria, my only regret remains Ndigbo are not yet crazily armed to the hilt. I say let the bombs rain in Nigeria.

In all said and proposed, I still have soft mind for the Ibibio, Annang, Ogoni and Ijo (eastern region). I would not mind if they decide to join Ndigbo to form a country.

[quote author=Ejiné]No, you don't understand. As long as I'm concerned, there is no such thing as Southern Nigeria anymore. It will never exist.
If it isn't the Bini people writing to the pope and begging him to save them from Igbo domination because an Igbo man was made Bishop, it's the Ogoni and the Rivers minorities crying because an Ikwerre man had assumed governorship for a second time (in the form of Amaechi).
Personally, I could give a phuck about what the other zones in the South choose to do with their lives, as long as my Anioma region in Delta State is detached from the "South-South" and united with our kith and kin in the South-East. Should the South-East declare itself a sovereign entity, I'd be more than happy to be part of that country. No expansionist bullshiit. If the other regions, the South-West and the South South choose to stay back and keep begging those bloody inbred retarrds in the North to not secede, that's their phucking life, and I sure as hell wouldn't want to be part of it.
If Nigeria breaks into 20 million pieces, how the phuck is that going to affect my performance in bed? Everybody should answer im papa name, and stop looking for who to leech on! That is my point!

So, my brother, what I'd really like you to do for me is get rid of that false illusion of a "South Nigeria" because I hate it with all the venom and fire in my heart. I feel a burning rage in my tesssticles when I hear that shiit, and it makes me want to mercilessly punch you to the ground while humming the theme song from "Rocky"

Please, we are NOT one! We never were, and NEVER will be!!!

Thank you

*exhales and inhales, and then reaches for his anger medication*[/quote]You are the true son of your father. I am of the view that your forbearers are stumping the heaven in joy after this post.

I have zero tolerance and infinite disdain for the federal republic of Nigeria and same goes for the misguided idea for republic of southern Nigeria. In case the anticipated disintegration of Nigeria materializes, I shall not want anything Nigeria in the name of the country that will serve as home to me.

I do not care if Nigeria disintegrates into 250 nation states as long as there is Republic of Igbo land. If Ndigbo can not make it on their so-called barren land, I say so be it. After all, Chad is still a country the last time I checked. However, let nobody be in doubt about the militaristic nature of things that will follow the disintegration. Boundaries could be decided on the round table or on the battle field.

@donzico2

I hope you would not mind my inquisitiveness. For the sake of curiosity, are you a son or daughter of Igbo parentage? If your answer is yes, could you please inform which part of Igbo land?

I have noticed that all your threads so far are centered on Igbo land. For example, Reagan Ufomba reveals more on OUK, Fear Ngwa People in Abia, APGA is bent on taking Abia, Rochas Ate his lunch, Owerri Indigenes Protest Land Acquisition, Imo State the New Heaven for Kidnappers, Why Peter Obi Cried Out, What do Ngwa People want from T A Orji, Senator Nkechi Nwaogu Behind Abia Awakening and T A Orji is Father of Modern Abia,

It appears you have developed a wonderful infatuation for anything Igbo but hope it has not turned into a suicidal trend.

Please respond before I comment on the thread.

[quote author=haka_nai]Thank you for knocking some sense into the deeply blinded.Before i forget who were the commanders of the war?Who was conscripted and who were excluded? Even T.Y Danjuma doesn't share this same crap this so called group suggest.He said all took part and it is a lie that any group that took part is fooled into it.What i see here is the fact some people will go to any length for oyel money and relevance.Being fooled into a war and dying which one scares you?Also this is a youth group speaking on behalf of there elders.I dey laugh.cheap excuse.I have met alot of MB elders who fought in the war and they don't share that idea/rarely give a hoot about what transpired.All they remember was several encounters with Igbo biafran armies.They also feel they did there bid for Nigeria against the Igbo arrogance and campaign to break away.So they know the reasons.which is the same universally in Nigeria.remind me then how did they fool them?
If anything, i would agree to issues of motivating people on to the battle field.They need reasons.Reasons could have come from any quater MD/core north/others etc.Depending on the commander and not army.Don't forget when it happened the Igbos had significant presence in the top echelon of the army.Don't forget also the MB had same and the yorubas.SO explain to me where the mind game and wayo came from.Imaginary stories shall never end.I guess the Igbos told there people to give roses out to the Nigerian Military and the forcefull conscription of the ND people and use of other people eg binis as resource centres or expendable units in battle was angelic.Foolish people.[/quote]When ethnicities other than Igbo precipitate anything such as coup or instigate a war or mere riot, it is fine and readily named Nigerians for Nigeria. However when Igbo lead other groups in doing the same thing, it becomes Igbo for Ndigbo as well as Igbo dominance or arrogance.

Few people in Nigeria, with fixed faculty, have come to realize that January 15, 1966 coup was a Nigerian army show not Igbo thing. They have shown regrets in participating in a foolish war which followed the coups. A war most Nigerians now felt should not have been instigated even if eastern region of Nigeria had decided to cede from the rest of Nigeria without a cause.

You talked about MB people doing their bid aganist Igbo arrogance, if you do not mind, I would appreciate an elaborated aspect of “Igbo arrogance” as you stated in the post above.

[quote author=Rhino.5dm]Stop chatting nonsense! For the fact that there was reports of multiple kidnapping and armed robbery in Anambra, Imo and Abia within a spate of few days, should not call for caution? The whole zone is slightly moving in to serious chaos, where gun weilding crimanals command control. I will post the other articles here to buttress my concern for the entire south east region.

Misleading ko, Mrleading ni.[/quote]@Rhinoceros 5dunces

You are a sycophantic and moronic bigot. It is funny a dumbass lapper in you has suddenly forgotten Okorocha your demigod is the chief executive of Imo State and one of his pledges to the people of Imo State is to combat crime in the state.

Anybody who remotely placed Sanusi Lamido Sanusi on the realm of intellectual group of people is by extension a fool. I can not consider anybody who knowingly claimed 1963 Nigerian constitution faulted Dr. Orizu for handing power to military in 1966 as an intellectual.

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Bros, Kenneth, all the numerated shortfalls of the Okorocha have been known to some us who had no sycophantic interest in Imo State government. I witnessed most of the issues you highlighted on the article during my month-long stay in Owerri, Imo State last December. When I raised issue with the ugly head of governance in Imo State under Peacock Rochas Okorocha, I received nothing but insults from Okorocha’s praise singers.

I am still wondering why Okorocha has not instituted the idiotic “Committee of Government Councils” at the state level. I guess what is good for the geese are definitely not good for the genders. Rochas Okorocha has no place in democratic setup. It appears he has made good on the promise of commercializing the ministries based on the alleged report that Okorocha was mercilessly booed by the civil servants in Imo State recently. In December 2011, one of the Okorocha’s goofy advisers talked about commercializing the ministries. I asked the adviser if it is good too to commercialize office of the governor in Imo State.

Further more, Imo State has suddenly become the den of kidnappers and armed robbers yet the chief executive officer of the state is busy telling tales of happy-go-round to undiscerning citizens of Imo State.

Based on the wanton display of idiocy and the act of irresponsible political shenanigans I witnessed on the Douglas Road and Shell Quarters, Owerri during December, 2011 and dutifully spearheaded by the Okorocha, Imo State is due for a shocker.

What type of retired naval officer and former federal minister of interior is Captain Emmauel Iheanacho? How could he be moving around without ordinary six-shooter? Even when idle civilian sensed the group of kidnappers were mere imposters yet trained eyes of Capt. Iheanacho could not discern the discrepancies.

It is good for Imo State and its people for having loudmouthed governor who has continued to bamboozle them with mockery.

Callotti: Domestic affairs.
Keeping both wife and concubines happy!
Boy! He runs a jolly, tight 'harem'!

For the first time in your miserable life, you stumbled onto the truth. I guess through personal and practical experiences, you are qualified to make such observations.

This moronic Martin Elechi of a governor should be shot. Why would this dingbat use scarce resources of Ebonyi State to build Almajiri school in his state while federal government is building the same schools for Sokoto State? Is Sokoto State created by a different decree from the one that created Ebonyi State?

I hate the scene when dumbass Igbo person attempts to play nice on the fool’s gallery called Nigeria.

[quote author=ndu_chucks]nwanne, you are becoming quite slow these days. Your belief that I threatened to reduce Warri and PH to ashes, based on the MIG 21, is laughable. Here is what I wrote, since your eyesight is beginning to fail you:


You pretended not to understand what I wrote in order to mock the great NAF, ko? What I hoped you people would get, is the fact that the Nigerian airspace is more porous than the land and sea borders. We have no security preparedness regarding our most valuable physical assets, hence MEND could force the reduction of oil production by more than 50% without using any sophisticated high tech weapons.

I maintain that a few surprise air strikes in broad day light with the least sophisticated fighter-bomber jets you can find, targeted at key facilities in the cities mentioned and some sea ports, would render not only Southern Nigeria, but all of Nigeria economically unstable in addition to setting us back at least 60 years!

In the meantime, the executive branch is spending billions on security without paying attention to securing our most important physical assets. That's the point you should have figured out. But instead of using you heads, you people turned everything into a threat by Northerners against Southerners.

You people better thread softly, before you ruin genrations of Nigerians, yet to be born. As Sam_Ikenna stated, peace is the better option.[/quote]For the sake of this argument, let me play along with you on this goofy allay barred of any human intelligence. If you did not base the 5 air strikes on PH and Warri with additional 4 air strikes on seaport on antiquated Jianjiji F7 fighter-bomber, how on earth would your delinquent brain deliver the payloads? Okay, now I remember the cruise missiles that have range of more than 5 thousand miles are stockpiled in Nigerian armory.

It is funny when you continue to insinuate about surprise attacks. The surprise will be lost when the antique junks such as F-7 and Jaguars fighter-bombers will crash on the runway while trying to takeoff.

To the question, I say no. Even when a person decides to do something about personal safety to counter the negativity precipitated by inherent criminal among us, the Nigerian government has refused to grant permission for self guard by denying the public right to bear arms.

shymmex: College level physics for ICT? - it seems the old age has caught up with you, grandpa.

Monkey, whether you studied ICT (Information and communication technology) or whatever a scamp such as you called ICT, you should have gone through 200 level college physics. I am afraid if you understood what you meant by saying “ I'm not a physics guy, and I never studied advanced physics - computing is my field”. Did I hear you say computing is your field?” What a moronic jackass.

The example of wicked colonial influence is the country called Nigeria. There is no basis for unity in Nigeria. Even one of the British Governor-General, Sir Arthur Richard, said that “it is only the accident of British suzerainty which has made Nigeria a country”.

Yet many dingbats out of Nigeria will shout tribal bigot when a person suggests disintegration of cesspit called Nigeria into nation states.

shymmex: Brother, there was no pun intended in my post. I was just trying to tell you an observation. Heck, I read your comments, and I noticed you tend to use whom a lot, instead of who.

I'm not a physics guy, and I never studied advanced physics - computing is my field.

This moronic jailbird is also an idiotic liar. What the hell do you mean by “computing is my field” Even computing as in mathematics or computer science, you must have gone through college level Physics, olodo. I shall not attempt to stop your suicidal tendencies with bold lies about academia but would urge you to keep entertaining the forum with your inherent stupidity.

[quote author=ndu_chucks]You have accidentally written a sensible post here. The bolded is a key point not understood by many NL bigots - you seem to get it. You then went ahead to spoil everything by the ignorance you displayed in the post below:


To cure your of ignorance fueled by self hatred, here is an operational bomber belonging to the great NAF.


Nigerian airforce aircraft F7-Ni
https://pilotsandplanesmilitary.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/800px-Nigerian_F71.jpg[/quote]You have just confirmed your level of intellect or lack thereof with this post. If your aim of reducing Port Harcourt and Warri to ashes is centered on this Chinese built MIG 21 MF also known as J-7 (Jianjiji) F-7 fighter-bomber, which can only operate during the daylight, I suggest you go back to enjoying the deep slumber.

I seriously do not believe the jetfighter is still operational because both Russia and China had discontinued the production of the aircraft. The hope to get needed parts to keep this junk operational must depend on the people who have junkyards or aircraft graveyards in Europe. It really sucks to be a Nigerian. It is very shameful to know that the cream of the crop of Nigerian air force is a discontinued Chinese built F-7 fighter-bomber.

Ignorance is an abyss which keeps people away from realm of reality and you are free to flaunt it.