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[quote author=Rhino.5dm]@ second bold; You called your self "inventive" what? This is the most absurd thing I have read in recent times. There should be no reason why Dede1 and invention should be in thesame sentence. Guy, this your high stories and more lies is making you look more foolish and is becoming too much. What next? You turned down job offer from SHELL or Exxon Mobil Chei! Come see single digit IQ goat claiming to be "inventive genius" . O ma se o The only thing I know you are good at is making up things and empty chest beating.



@ first bold: No one would take you serious,until south east stops taking their empty bowls to abuja begging for monthly allocations. For your info, poor grass cutters like you are too daft to be employed. Stick to your monthly pay checks and food stamps. Nigga![/quote]I had wanted you surprise me for long time but it is not coming. Instead, you have proven to be an inherent loudmouthed jackass, a typical and moronic Nigerian who thinks a job offer from a company such as SHELL or Exxon Mobil is end of the world. No wonder the call for disintegration of Nigeria seemed to rob you the wrong way extremely.

Anyway, the crude oil companies will still have jobs available for mor0ns such as you. Since your low IQ would not secure you a job beyond carrying pipes, because I would not want a scamp such as you to monitor pressure units, there will plentiful work for soda carriers.

I know useless mooncalf such as you would bend for anything. Punk, this dude is self-made and enjoying it. Again, Nigeria must be disintegrated.

nagoma: I am happy we are making progress. North for NORTHERNERS , south for SOUTHERNERS , it should be peaceful separation and should not take long. By 2015 GEJ should be the southern president to complete his term. The new north will sit and plan - it's not easy but that is the best way to go. May the good Lord make it happen and in peace. Amen.

I do not know about north for northerners but south is certainly not for southerners as you have perceived. There must be a Republic of Igbo land for peace to reign.

[quote author=Rhino.5dm]Stop your childish rants, already? What da fucck do mean by the bold? Look you fool, if you had a chance of making it via crude oil and hardwork would you ever connived with Ohakim to be bleeding Imolites dry via various kickbacks and bogus contracts?

Crude oil deals or working in oil fields is not joke that a demented old fool like you be boasting about carelessly. I bet your IQ is too low to be useful in that sector, more reasons you set-up a ponzi scheme in Imo with a sole aim of helping Ohakim to loot away cash into forex accounts. After Rochas quickly clamped down your fraudulent means, you resort to attacking him and other hardworking people like me. By the way, when do you intends to sue Rochas, as you claimed in another thread? lol. @ Dede1 vs. Rochas Okorocha

Secondly, if I should get a penny for everytime I climbed a chopper then I should be richer than Dangote. So shove your childish "Santa Fe drilling helicopter" blabbing and other high stories to your aszz.

Dude, just hold onto your monthly food stamps and welfare pay checks, cos thats what old retarrded halfwits do before they quench. Mr. "cesspit" !?[/quote]You little nitwit seems to know one thing about food stamps and welfare pay checks, thus, they are collected monthly. I knew with time, the real Sikuru will show up. Anyway, I was born and raised in the colonial contraption called Nigeria.

I do not care if you climb a helicopter to sustain a miserable life. The example was to inform a doorpost dunce such as you that crude oil job was open to a person like me but decided otherwise. You have made worthless issues on this forum about the Nigerian crude oil sector. Although the sector provided a life line to malnourished miscreants such as you, it is not all or nothing, punk-asre.

I guess you fathom why I do not give rat arse of crude oil in Nigeria. I have what is greater than the crude oil and it is called inventive genius.

Talk of IQ, you have none greater than the domesticated monkey. An irresponsible balderdash like the one you spewed above can not deter me from raising hell when and where the chief executive of my state drops the ball.

emmalexabl: U may not be alright. .i tink u need some mental state exam. . .

If not wanting a cesspit called Nigeria as a dear country has turned you into psychiatric patient, there is no doubt you are destined to be mad the rest of your miserable life

jidestar: Only in ur tibalist mind will Nigeria disintegrate.olodo

Where is beaf that daft? This is your handwork.
idiot!

It is only in the world of a moronic agonist such as you that a person who agitates for the right of sovereignty is called tribal bigot. I shall not attempt to educate you pass the level of door post dunce as you have exhibited with the above post.

[quote author=Rhino.5dm]Lemme school your daft and frustrated self for the last time. Do you know how many red-neck americans working at exxon mobil nigeria? Do you know how many britons, french, italian working in shell, chevron, elf, total, agip and so on? I bet your foolishness won't allow you call them "miserable".

The only reason why fools like you keep hating is that, we the smart ones tends to remind you of your life long ambitions and failures

Today I stand tall and happy to be running deals that involved application of my thinking faculty, while you on the other hand can only boast of monthly food stamps and pay checks from US government. It is rather pitiable to see an old man like you very bittered and envious.

P,S

I noticed the exclusion of the word "cesspit" from your post, those correctional drugs must really be working.[/quote]You are such a miserable nama shobiri. This is where my heart bleeds for ninnies such as you who thought they have struck gold mine through handiwork of wicked benevolence. If every one of us who is endowed with well organized social order decides to corner the crude oil industry in Nigeria, a lapper such as you would have ended up as frustrated alaiye or area boy. When I first visited Yenegoa (a swampy real estate) in a Santa Fe drilling company’s helicopter, you were still praying to Allah for daily meal in a forested part of Ondo State.

I do not give freaking fig about Britons, French, Italian or Americans in Nigeria’s crude oil extraction fields. They are just hand-helps like in any other field of human endeavor. I am not surprised that a down trodden pauper such as you would hold such laborers in a high esteem.

Good to notice you remembered Nigeria is still a cesspit.

bilms: YOUR MIND IS YOUR POWER,SAFE GUARD IT WITH PASSION

I have a question,
WHY IS OUR SECTIONAL LOYALTY SO IMPORTANT TO US THAN THE NATIONAL UNITY?

According to the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria,it states that,WE the people of Nigeria,having firmly and solemnly resolved to live in unity and harmony as one indivisible and indissoluble sovereign nation under God dedicated to the promotion of inter African solidarity,world peace,international cooperation and understanding. It further states that,Nigeria shall be a state based on democracy and social justice. it was declared that,sovereignty belongs to the people from whom government through the constitution derives ALL its powers and authority. How come the declaration which was witnessed by all region is being violated? How come the said leaders who derived their TOTAL power from the people have no respect for the people? How come the people who should stand to defend themselves against oppression and violation are themselves keeping silent? Why is our sectional loyalty so important to us than the Collective Unity?

We shall uphold the constitution,the social justice must be demanded,the people's power must be established,the indivisible and indissoluble Nigerian state must prevail. Your MIND is your power, safe guide it with passion. cleanse it from sentiments, and prejudice. Stand up for true national Unity.

There was no referendum in Nigeria to support such goofy conjectural crap. As much as I do know, Nigerians did not and never firmly and solemnly resolve to live in unity and harmony as one indivisible and indissoluble sovereign nation under God or Allah.

If the nonsensical jargon is remotely true, why does Nigeria have institutionalized quota system, federal character and state of origin? Nigeria can not continue to swim in unmitigated delusion.

[quote author=obo_man]And if we are to disband the National Assembly in case there is SNF, we should invite UN soldiers, American Soldiers and if possible British soldiers to be on the ground.


Come to think about it, should we disband the National Assembly, and God forbid, Military men of Northern extraction take over, it is back to square 1, looting, and maybe another civil war. We do not want to go that path. Liberia and Sierra Leone are good examples why. ( Watch those wars on Youtube).[/quote]There should be no civil war as Nigeria/Biafra civil war if Nigeria tends to disintegrate and nation states will not invite UN soldiers. This is not 1966/67 when large cross sections of Nigerians were inadequately educated. The civil war could have been avoided if most Nigerians understood Ojukwu’s stance as they did today.

[quote author=Rhino.5dm]The bold got me cracking!! Sweet crude

Bros, I'm finally going to help your poor sorry arzz to prove a point. Kindly forward any CAC registered company of your preferance for a speedy crude oil lifting deal. [/quote]Do I sound like a hungry jackass such as you whose miserable life depended on crude oil? I have earned a financial staying power without a single input from Nigeria’s silly crude oil.

afam4eva: It might not be that easy. A referendum has to be carried out in every part of the country to determine who they wanna join.

Any group that does not want to join in the gains or ruins of disintegrated Nigeria is free to retain Republic of Niger River or Republic of Niger/Benue River or anything but Nigeria because the concept of Niger and its area will die a natural death

[quote author=Rhino.5dm]Oh no!! Not again!!!

Dude, is your brain frozen since 1967? Damn!![/quote]No!!!!!!!! To the bitterly gutter-raised maggot, get a life!!! I guess you have usual silly scoff with the plank of Prof. Ango Abdullahi and Arewa Elders’ Forum that have hinted the fact northern region will survive on agriculture if Nigeria breaks.

My stake is Nigeria must disintegrate in future. There is no “if or but” about it. I do not care if a dirty son of abjectly frustrated cocotte such as you hedges his miserable life on crude oil.

@OP

Nigerians do not SNC for mending fences because the fence is not amendable. Nigeria is growing very fast with remarkable differences among the populace. It is unfortunate Nigeria/Biafra civil war has exerted undue burden on infinitesimal link of unity among the people. What Nigeria needed is a serious talk of disintegration as the one seem in old Yugoslavia.

Nigerians are ridiculously funny people and it shows in their manifestations. Excepts the Biafrans, there is no other lying swine in Nigeria that has the intestinal fortitude to indicate the need for nation state with a contiguous marked boundary. The so-called northern region and useless Arewa have not even remotely hinted the number of countries expected out of northern region. Even the so-called Middle-Belt region is nescient about disintegration of Nigeria and seemed lost in the complex undertaking.

The Oodua is, as usual, a treacherous bunch of people perching around like a homeless and drunken birds. The leaders are only interested in real estate that has surplus crude oil in southern region of Nigeria. It is either they are wooing in Ijo and lifeless south-south to join them in forming a confederation or they are busy worrying about the boundary limits of Igbo land.

Another confused group is the so-called south-south plank. Based on my little knowledge of the Nigeria, the people who publically arrogate notation of Niger Deltan or South-south to themselves are the goofiest human beings in Nigeria. This group could be likened to a bunch of nomads who embarked on a journey without the knowledge of their starting point. They have allowed the northern and western regions to define them. Even many of them have been sent onto a route with designation of “point of no return” due to ill advice from northern and western regions. This group can be easily mistaken for their Middle-belt counterpart.

@OP


Nigeria does not need SNC to commence disintegration. The boundaries are very natural and as simple as the languages spoken in Nigeria. I do not care if Nigeria is divided into 300 countries as long as there is a Republic of Igbo land.

namfav: what do you eat? are you stupid or what..

I eat good and balanced foods with rich nutrients. Of course, I am not silly. Unless you are an irredeemably dunce, you can not even attempt to rewrite Nigeria’s history. Since 1945, Ndigbo had lost goods, properties and human lives due to looting tendencies of local Almajiri, Hausa, Fulani, Nupe and Kanuri in northern region of Nigeria.

namfav: every time their is a rumour, the first thing locals do is loot shops owned by northerners, when has such a thing happened in the north on easterners?

There is nothing I shall not read from NL. What the hell will Ndigbo do with livestock, Suya and perishable products? Even the moneychangers have never reported Ndigbo looted or took anything from them during sectarian riots originated in the northern region of Nigeria. The only region goods and money belonging to Ndigbo have been looted is northern region of Nigeria.

If Ndigbo stupidly believed in nonsensical One-Nigeria, whose fault is it? There are perils which trail business ventures and I guess Ndigbo understand the concept. I had support the idea of making money in Yoruba or Hausa, or Tiv or Fulani or Kanuri or Nupe land and invest in Igbo land.

The idea of Ndigbo building super malls in Lagos and Abuja is clear sign of stupidity. I urge Ndigbo to build the super malls in Igbo land. Americans say built it with prudent business acumen in desert, people will come.

Hausa or Fulani or Kanuri do not owe anybody explanation why they do not believe in the awkward sense of One-Nigeria and have no intention to invest in eastern region or the so-called southeast zone.

I laughed in Yoruba. When a person reads the craps the loudmouthed punks from Yoruba post on this forum, person could be convinced Yoruba do not know the act of kidnapping.

Onlytruth: Okay, touche. (on the bolded words)
What is fair is fair, no doubt.

I would however tell you that I personally don't believe that Alj-harem is from Lagos.
Infact I STRONGLY believe he is from the North (Kanuri specifically).

Ndu-chucks is DEFINITELY a Northerner (maybe fulani) because I don't think that all Fulanis speak Hausa.

The point I'm trying to make is that if a term like "Hausa/Fulani" can be acceptable in the Nigerian politico-ethnic lingo, it should also be fair to verbally attack BOTH groups. The point I made about the other northern minority groups cannot easily be impeached by comparing them with southern minority groups relationship with their majority neigbhors.
Apart from edoyad and emmke (or is it emiye), most northerners here simply play dead with regards to their ethnicity.
They also tend to ally more with mainstream Northern political positions, which explains why you have the Northern governors' forum, but there is no southern governors' forum. That "One North" is what is interpreted (fair or not) in the south as "Hausa/Fulani".
I would not be so fast to discard that interpretation/categorization.

Bros, you know I do not pull punches and will not want to dial into political shenanigans the northern crews have used to their political advantage. It is unbelievable naïveté on part of southerners in Nigeria to wallow into political consciousness of the goofy Hausa-Fulani political lingo. When they do not have numbers, it becomes conveniently necessary to invoke the term Hausa-Fulani. But in the other hand, the same northern crews with their southern allies shall leave no stone unturned to strike a difference among ethnicity in southern Nigeria even when one does not exist.

NorthSharp: 1. But the poster in response to whom Ejiné always insults the Hausa-Fulani has come out openly to state that he is NOT a Hausa-Fulani, and he is NOT even a Northerner, but a Lagos state indigene and a member of one of the native ethnic groups of Lagos.

2. Even if he happens to be a Northerner but NOT a Hausa-Fulani (say he is a Nupe, Gwari, Tiv, Jukun, Kanuri or Berom), NO ENLIGHTENED AND FAIR-MINDED person should be insulting the HAUSA-FULANI as a response to a real or perceive ethnic insult from any of these distinct ethnic groups.

3. Even if, for the sake of argument, we are to accept your assertion that the ethnic divisions in the South are 'loud and clear' while those of the North are "nuanced if voiced at all" this STILL does NOT in any way justify what Ejiné seems to be fond of doing; namely, insulting the Hausa-Fulani in response to a comment from a member of a non-Hausa-Fulani ethnic group.

4. If any person is perceived to have insulted the Igbo people, and that person has CATEGORICALLY stated that he/she is NOT a Hausa-Fulani; no matter how 'nuanced' the difference is between the tribe of that person and the Hausa-Fulani tribe, there should be NO MORAL OR LOGICAL BASIS for any Igbo person to target the Hausa-Fulani ethnic group in 'retaliation' for that perceived insult against the Igbo.

5. I assume the Efik/Ibibio group is as close to the Igbos (a 'nuanced division') as the Tivs, Jukun or Kanuri can ever be to the Hausa-Fulanis; yet I can NOT imagine any sensible, rational, enlightened and fair-minded person heaping venomous ethnic insults against the IGBOS in response to a poster who had clearly stated that he is an IBIBIO, and not Igbo!

I think you have embarked on a journey laced with failures. It appears you are trying to defend an indefensible in Hausa-Fulani as an ethnic group because there is nothing such as Hausa-Fulani ethnicity in Nigeria. Unless you tend to play along the line of ignorance, you can joined the crowd on the unintelligent rant about an imaginary ethnic group which does not exist. Again, Hausa-Fulani is not an ethnic group in Nigeria but a mainstay in fool’s delight.

manny4life: Also to add to your list, Dept of Justice...

You are definitely correct. It skipped my memory.

I can sincerely state that the usual suspects and regrettable carpetbaggers have avoided this thread like a plague. Truly, I wanted to read the craps from some of the rapscallions in defense of these pictures.

shymmex: Didn't you read that the uneducated woman didn't inform the governor about her visit? Everything is not biafra - please stop exposing your ignorance everywhere in this forum.

This is where the rubber meets the road. It is not my fault you and I have different levels and standards of education. If there was a lapse in protocol, the loudmouthed governor of Lagos State should inform us rather than mounting off in the media about who was elected, informed or not.

Unlike a moronic agonist such as you, I deal with facts which required sound and high intellectual approach. Who wants to hear blabbing governor talking about being prior informed about the first lady’s visit to Lagos State?

Onlytruth: Great news!
My brother Dede1 I dont think this is a pipe dream project. Though I totally agree that we need an INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT at Owerri to make it more possible.We can even do it with only a world class international airport because the ventures can cargo things in, they don't always have to ship them by sea. A lot of people dont understand the logistic demands of setting up international class ventures.
I am more confident that with a governor like Rochas, and wise/sane Igbo sons like Sen Annie Okonkwo, a lot of things are possible for Igboland. Yes we can!

Bros, people of south-eastern region need three major infrastructural networks or linkages to get the region acts as economic bulk-walk of Nigeria. I honestly think that on the political side, there are, at least, five progressive governors in the region, thus, Chime, Okorocha, Imoke, Akpabio and Amaechi that should work diligently hard and jointly to see the networks of roads that joined the States in the region are dual carriage ways. They must mount pressure on the federal government so that the deepwater seaport at Ibaka or Abaka is completed sooner and the Port Harcourt international airport is upgraded and given more land rights than two.

In addition, the Enugu International airport should be upgrade and another deepwater seaport at Opobo should be given serious consideration.

Bliss4Lyfe: ^^That federal government is now in our backyard. Major ministerial positions under southeastern belt. All we need is our govs to take bold steps and the center will endorse.

Three international airport in the south east is really not too much, small Lagos is aspiring for two. Oguta lake should be a developed destination of choice for Nigerians, Africans and the world.

What serious infrastructures are south eastern govs clamoring for in a PPP Venture? I need our govs to wake up a seize the day or step down.

My sister, there are many things that can make south-eastern region a place to forget Dubai but we have among us in the region certain ethnic groups that are erroneously brainwashed to think about Igbo dominance only . These mor0ns had better politically backed a project meant for Gombe than the one meant for Abia.

Even when a person from the region as president of Nigeria, I wonder why he has not set in motion the idea to upgrade Port Harcourt international airport to certain standards seen in MMA and NAA. Does he not use the airport in Port Harcourt? I guess he has visited the airports in Lagos and Abuja. If any country wants to play a part in world’s economy, the country must provide more than three points of international air hub.

This is another crap from a dumbass governor of Lagos State. It was not long time ago when Tinubu shutdown entire Lagos State for birthday party and this goon did not say a word. Sometimes I wonder how some of these scallywags are elected as governors.

If the wife of the president of Nigeria is scheduled to visit a state in Nigeria, the chief executive officer of the state is given the itinerary of such visit so that the local enforcement agents, which in the case led by governor, should take appropriate actions to map out the strategy to handle issues such as traffic.

D sage: Let know your reason for included:
commerce&interiors in ur list.

Nigeria and other countries may have bilateral trade agreements and such deals are not left in the hands of private individuals especially when industrial secret, patent and licensing rights are involved. Even though Nigeria is a denounced cesspit yet other countries need to have some entity to hold accountable.

Interior ministry not only controls internal security but all the land, mines and natural resources of the state. Unfortunately, this is not the case with Nigeria. Please do not use Nigeria as yardstick when engaged in intellectual exercise because almost everything about Nigeria is bunkum.

[quote author=D sage][/quote]Nigeria and other countries may have bilateral trade agreements and such deals are not left in the hands of private individuals especially when industrial secret, patent and licensing rights are involved. Even though Nigeria is a denounced cesspit yet other countries need to have some entity to hold accountable.

Interior ministry not only controls internal security but all the land, mines and natural resources of the state. Unfortunately, this is not case with Nigeria. Please do not use Nigeria as yardstick when engaged in intellectual exercise because almost everything about Nigeria is bunkum.

Bliss4Lyfe: ^No reason why Rochas can't build terminal one of Owerri International Airport and a mere mall together, is there? I really do not want to believe that southeastern govs are all useless bunch.

Oguta produces a lot of oil. It makes sense to translate that wealth into infrastructure that will in the long run support the state government even after the oil age.

This is reason I am bent on the division of Nigeria so that progressives in their various corners can match forward as the engines that drive the economic growth within their respective countries. I hate it when south-easterns talk about factors that will engender faster economic growth then one dullard in Lagos or Abuja will sit on it because of tribalism.

Nigeria is a home of many tribes or ethnic groups who would not ordinarily want to live together if given the opportunity to go their separate ways. So if anybody thinks there is no iota of undue influence of tribalism on government policies in Nigeria, the person is an irredeemable mor0n. The issue of international airport and seaport are in the exclusive domain of federal government of Nigeria and only a blind person can honestly say south-eastern region is in cards of Nigerian government.

ilugunboy: Kainkain English......only from Niger-Delta. WAEC form would soon be out...you better be on the look out. Olodo!.

Don't even know why anybody will respond reasonably to this crap you typed up there.

I guess you thought this above junk you posted here is grammatically correct, olodo.

[quote author=~Bluetooth]

O boy see Engrrrrrrrrish. [/quote]I bet you scored F9 in English Language during your WAEC.

These pipe dreams projects can not be actualized without functional international airport and deep water seaport situated within the south-eastern zone. Such projects require easy transportation hub as a link between a place such as Owerri and outside world such as USA, the home of Wal-Mart.