DeeMain's Posts
Nairaland Forum › DeeMain's Profile › DeeMain's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 (of 45 pages)
fulanimafia:Beautiful nonsense. When few Igbos officers and a couple of Yorubas carried out the '66 coup it was convenient for your people to label it an Igbo coup and judge all Igbos as guilty and murder over 40,000 Igbos in the pogrom that followed. Till this day the Hausa-Fulani are unapologetic and gloat of a repeat of the genocide if Igbos provoke them. Was the only reason Igbo ethnicity was attached to the ' 66 coup plotters political mixed with ethnic bigotry inherent in the Hausa-Fulani ? Was politics and ethnic bigotry the reason why a generation of Igbos were wiped off like ants? Again I say, beautiful nonsense. |
AwiLand:No matter where he is from, he is easily becoming the most annoying person in Nairaland. |
omenka:You are as shameless as you are spineless. Defending your oppressors with all your heart and mind and body (Stockholm Syndrome). What defence does mass murderers and terrorists have? And to think you are from Benue. Tufiakwa! |
Charmerbeautylooks:Anna Banner is that you? |
Buhari's resounding silence is shocking. More shocking than GEJ's silence in the aftermath of the Chibok girls' kidnap. Why do we have men who cannot see beyond their ethnic and parochial enclaves as leaders? Tufiakwa!! |
After defeating mere mortals in Kwara and in Societe Generale Bank wrestling contests, Warrior Saraki became so full of himself that he challenged his chi to a public fight... |
Here's the full story from John Okiyi Kalu's FB page : Osula.......onye agbala oso! Last week the military stormed Nkporo to rescue a kidnap victim. The trader was kidnapped at Aba by this man, Agbai Kalu, and his gang members and hid at a private house at Nkporo. They demanded and collected ransom of N6m and were still sharing the money when soldiers of 14th brigade were tipped off and they stormed the house, rescued the victim, recovered the money and arrested Agbai while another gang member jumped to death and one escaped under fire. When the good people of Nkporo heard about the evil perpetrated by Agbai they were enraged that such a thing happened in their domain and joined in demanding immediate action and repercussion for the kidnapper. If they had not been appealed to they would have destroyed the whole family and kindred of the kidnappers. Including the dead one. But they still want to ostracize them from their community for giving the peaceful town of hard working people a bad name. Today, Governor Okezie Ikpeazu despatched bulldozers to level the house where the kidnappers hid their victim. It is now totally down and uninhabitable while Agbai and his gang await inevitable Justice. Na part one una dey see. Even campus cultists will regret operating in Abia when Okezie is Governor. Those who want to work will get jobs via various agencies and Govt programs while those who are self employed will be supported to excel. But those who want to kidnap and rob others should look at this picture and prepare for Governor Okezie Ikpeazu. Bullet plus bulldozers are terrible rewards for evil work on earth. Hell fire later. Change your ways or run from Abia now. Abia must be made safe for Abians and visitors. JOK NB: students cultists at Abiapoly and Absu should rush and deregister from those schools if they like their parents. |
OohLalah:Your contribution is as shallow as it is pitiable. Igbos have been at the forefront of secession or disintegrating Nigeria not One Nigeria because of age-long blatant injustices like those currently being perpetrated by Fulani herdsmen. If Igbos or any other ethnic group had been the ones killing others systematically for this long over the years, a pogrom would have been sanctioned to decimate "those who want to dominate others" Some Igbos may shout 'One Nigeria' as sacarsm or to make a point to rile others. They were forced back into Nigeria after the loss of 3 million lives, remember? If you forced them back and don't want them to go why not embrace them? Why still the hate and antagonism? Your analogy of comparing Igbo traders with herdsmen falls flat. You are comparing peaceful capitalist trading with Cattle herding by the fourth most violent terrorist group in the world? Kai minini? |
dunkem21:No bro. No such thing will happen. Read my lips. The SCAM you preach is only a figment of your own dysfunctional hallucinations. Only yours. *** I stand with Oby Ezekwesili. She's rare, she's bold, she's principled. I am Igbo too and I am proud of her large heart and courage. She's shown that we can forgive our enemies who were brutal to us and be kind to their offspring. She has shown us all there's a better way than hate. Fighting for those voiceless girls, harrasing two successive Presidents, just so they can be free. History and posterity will be kind to Oby. She's a hero. Sorry to burst your bubble. Remember this post. |
. |
First off brother to solve this completely you need to take your mind off science. Science don't have answers yet for impotence. Apart from viagra and its likes which which does not address root cause and does not work for everyone, science has no definitive solution to it as yet. There are some cutting edge mind-body therapy methodologies, energy psychology plus natural medicine techniques that can help get to the root of your problem and perhaps heal you completely. But most importantly, dump science. |
cocoama:Have you found a solution yet? Drugs might not help you long term. You need something definitive. I am a certified Mind and Emotions Therapist. There are cutting edge mind and body techniques that can sort you out for life. I can give you proofs. Evidence terminates arguments. Note :The old long term psychotherapy and drugs treatments are old school. They take a lot of time if they work at all. And drugs have debilitating side effects. Long story short. I can be of help. You can PM me so we can chat to see if we can work together. |
My mum used to tell me of mmuo omabe in my area. It's largely extinct in my place now. Christianity and culture should find a way to coexist amicably . |
ezeagu:Does this story prove anything? Is it not obvious that she was imposed by foriegners and that this is an anomaly in Igboland ? |
Double posting |
Babacele:Re-read what I wrote brother. Never mentioned the world. I think I've made my point. Bye |
Babacele:I almost ignored your insult but changed my mind. Let me educate you. My argument is as a result of the following : 1. Based on the Geology of the lands : Based on the lay of Africa, it's as if God drained all the metals from the lands of all the countries in Africa and allowed it to settle at the bottom of the continent. Just like heavy materials would settle down to the bottom of liquids. Guess the country at the bottom of the continent? You are right, SA. 2. The Witswatersrand region alone is the number one gold mine in the world. Now add that to the other regions and mines in SA that are blessed with gold too. So brotherly, I hope I have convinced you that it's highly unlikely that Kaduna, a state in Nigeria, has more gold than the entire SA. |
MrEverest:Thanks man. I just didn't want to go into argument with peeps here. Didn't want to go into too much specifics. What El-rufai said is laughable to me. |
mapet:While I agree with you, I read Geology and one of the courses I did was Geology of Africa. Brother, it is highly unlikely that Kaduna, a state in Nigeria, has more gold than the entire SA. I pray I am wrong though. We need the gold. |
Pure hyperbole. Blatant exaggeration. Kaduna may have huge deposits of gold but comparing the gold in Kaduna to that of SA is inane and disingenious . SA's stockpile of gold and diamond and etc is so humongous that many years ago, a generation of Oyibo had to denounce their home countries to forcefully take over SA mines from black aboriginals . They never went back home. This was the beginning of what we call Apartheid. |
StunningCEO:Sad brother. Our leaders think Truth and Reconciliation is unnecessary. |
StunningCEO:While I do not support the act of mocking people who have lost relatives to violence, you should understand Igbo psychology. Some Igbos do that because Nigeria killed 3 million of their kith and kin - innocent children, women and men - during the Civil war and when they complain they are told to stop blaming others for their problems and move on. Many even taunt Igbos to this day with haunting images of kwashiokored children and threaten to repeat the carnage again. If you were Igbo how would you see what is happening in Nigeria today especially as it has close resemblance to what led to the war (the pogroms)? My brother we remember differently. |
Hagm0nd:Revisionists. Victors write histories. The vanquished have their stories buried in their hearts. After the coup of 66, there was celebration all over the country, West, South, North. People were tired of the political class. The problem started when people noticed later that no Igbo polictician was killed. The plot for revenge was hatched by Northern elites, Northern soldiers and the British secret service. The story of Igbo celebration in the North was a propaganda created by feudal forces to whip up sentiments for the premeditated genocide that followed thereafter. The stories were cooked up to make the pogrom: that well- planned, detailed, cold blooded murder of innocent men and women look sexy. When the revenge killings started why didn't they stop with the cruel murder of almost all the Igbo soldiers stationed in the North? No, all Igbos must pay for the sins of a few. So to justify their evil, that story was fabricated. |
GstringAngela:So for the sake of argument, Azikiwe's mistake justifies the brutal mass killings of the Igbo? A polictician(one man) commits an error and his whole tribe should pay for it? Abeg shift. |
kenonze:And one of the women says... Disappointing. Beauty sans brains. |
davodyguy:I disagree brother. Wisdom and self control has nothing to do with Education. A man, educated or not, either has it or doesn't. |
Evacroft:Was laughing at your crying frenzy till I read the last part. Sorry about that. May grace abound much more in your life. Peace. Nothing missing, nothing broken. Perfect peace. |
Your mum didn't mean harm to you. She's been living with a huge burden all these years. She was in matrimonial pain and to cope with that she cheated on her husband. Sin number one. To cover up one sin she needed other sins : Not opening up to her husband on the owner of the child ; not letting you know of your real dad even when you became of age. Why would she do that? No, she's not evil, she doesn't hate you nor detest her husband. There is no sinister motive. The reason is just FEAR. Fear of what will people say? A woman of God? Tufiakwa! She fears a scandal too big for her will unravel and decimate her and all she's built. Second, Fear of you. Why complicate your life further? If I tell him can he handle it? Won't it kill him? Will he still look at me as a good mother or role model? Will my son still trust me? You see, one sin has set in motion a complicated network of actions and behaviours and outcomes. Unintended consequences. That's what it's called. We all make mistakes. We all sin. Even the best of us. Forgive her. Don’t make things worse for her. Trust me your mum must have been through hell all these years. Even right now. She's been paying for her sins. It's her cross. May God forgive her. Bring closure to things. Meet your dad. Be a man. It's never the same after a certain age, nevertheless be brave. Half bread is better than chinchin. Besides you never know. Be strong. Be open. Be forgiving. Have courage. Life may yet have great things in store for you. Remember, fortune favours the brave. |
[quote author=dvee2 post=43817646][/quote]Missing brain can you now read my write up more slowly in the faint hope that you may understand the train of thought? |
@ OP your problem is lack of discernment. That you do not know the difference between the two cases is shocking to me. Rape is a crime. Crimes happen in the North as well as in the South. In the Yunusa Yellow case: A Northern Moslem adult kidnaps a child from Bayelsa, converts her to Islam through the active connivance of the Sharia Commision, keeps her under the custody of the Kano Emirate, sleeps with her while the authorites actively prevent her mother from rescuing her daughter for many many months . Worse, the mother's life is threathened and she runs for dear life... Here Yunusa, Sharia Commision and the Emirate are key characters in Ese's kidnap story. Do you see the difference ? Do you now recognize the reason for the outrage in the predominantly Christian South? |
truly:I could puncture a million holes in your argument but what's the point? Religious debates are unwinnable and create bad blood on both sides. Lose - lose. I shouldn't have bothered. Best wishes bro. |
truly:Unending discord: Historically, in Nigeria, Islam and civilization has been clashing repeatedly ad infinitum. The result is the many religious riots and carnage and killings in the name of Allah in the North. Father Kukah: Islam and democracy don't mix well together. Personally, I think the religion needs to be rejigged to make it compatible with mordernity. Grain : There are rights and privileges of womanhood conferred on menstruating little girls by Islam that secular society does not and abhors. These things create confusion and are easy sources of conflict in the society. On Bakare: Never said that. But you are free to feed your imagination however you want. Tired of the perennial conflicts, aren't you? |
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 (of 45 pages)


..it is not even taught in our schools like it never happened....
...let us be a good example to others...