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Politics › Re: Don’t Tempt Military To Attack N’delta – IYC President by Deltagiant: 12:22pm On Jun 27, 2015

omenka:
The is a call for all those that have been annexing the Niger Delta region in their minds over a phantom project Biafra to wake up and smell the coffee.

Come on ...why is somone's right to freedom of expression causing you guys this sleepless nights?

Politics › Re: Don’t Tempt Military To Attack N’delta – IYC President by Deltagiant: 12:19pm On Jun 27, 2015

lygn19:
well spoken, but wud by igbo brothers see.

See what? Are they armed....Don't any one has the right to freedom of expression?

Health › Re: Lady Lying Lifeless On Obasa Street Off Oba Akran Ikeja (photo) by Deltagiant: 12:05pm On Jun 27, 2015

The cause of this situation could have been the same with this similar one in Benin where an Austrian based Benin lady was gruesomely murdered by her home based boy friend.

Click herehttps://www.nairaland.com/2064402/trader-arrested-gruesome-murder-austria-based

Health › Re: Lady Lying Lifeless On Obasa Street Off Oba Akran Ikeja (photo) by Deltagiant: 11:55am On Jun 27, 2015

The police should move in quickly. There are scenarios as to the cause of this situation. Without insult intended, this lady is or was a native of Edo. That being the case, international prostitution mafia/debt could be behind this dastardly act. She's apparently a resident or Irish citizen and may have been on a trip to settle issues with some disgruntled fellows.

It could as well be that she suffered sudden health issue which incapacitated her. Whatever, the police should do something quickly.

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Politics › Re: Ethiopia Opens Largest Wind Farm In Sub-saharan Africa by Deltagiant: 10:39am On Jun 27, 2015

AyakaDunukofia:
And here in Nigeria the politics is centered not on strategic thinking and implementation but on regional supremacy, vindictiveness and stiffling of competition.

Ethiopia's population was once starving and the country lagging behind in all indices. All due to the fact she was practicing Nigeria's form of forceful unitary government. Everything changed for the better when Eritrea broke away and made Ethiopia become a landlocked country. Then Ethiopia sat down with the remaining of her constituent parts to negotiate a form of regional autonomy for all. The success of today is as a result of that landmark conference.

Even as a landlocked country, she is setting the pace in infrastructural investment, FDIs and general economic growth in Africa today.

This lesson of a news is supposed to make front page

Politics › Re: After Going Against His Party's Directives, Saraki Adjourns Sitting To July 21st by Deltagiant: 10:17pm On Jun 25, 2015

VirginFinder:
Political bullshiiiit!
Why didnt he claim Fulani from Sokoto caliphate? Nonsense.
The only way to stop being Yoruba is stop bearing Yoruba names.

By the way, two questions for you:

1. If you told me you are a goat, would that make you one?

2. If your father disowned you for any reason whatsoever, will that stop people from referring to you as his son? Will that change your status as his biological son?

Ok, for the last time. The historical circumstances of Ilorin; cross cultural acculturation has made your number 1 question not worthy of a response. It has rendered the second question useless. Good night!

Politics › Re: After Going Against His Party's Directives, Saraki Adjourns Sitting To July 21st by Deltagiant: 9:48pm On Jun 25, 2015

VirginFinder:
You are so late!
Go and research on the 'patriarch's' father and come back to share your findings.
Those guys are pure Yorubas using your heads.

You got nothing to say. So shameful. Just respect people's opinion of their own history!

Politics › Re: After Going Against His Party's Directives, Saraki Adjourns Sitting To July 21st by Deltagiant: 9:42pm On Jun 25, 2015

Real identity of the Sarakis from the late patriach

My mother is from Iseyin in Oyo State, while my father is from Ilorin in Kwara State. My great-great grandfather originated from Mali and I am talking about some 150 to 200 years ago. And they are Fulani and that is where we got our Fulani connection from. My great grandfather settled in Ilorin preaching the religion of Islam. A section of Ilorin came from Gwandu and they were religious, but my people came there as practising Muslims from Mali with their own Quran. In fact, the Emir and I used to joke that we had our own Quran and that nobody gave us Quran. My great-grandfather brought our own Quran to Ilorin from Mali to Agbaji where we settled. The Agbaji quarters is about 200 to 300 years old. Over the years, religious piety and devotion have led the prohibition of drumming (in whatever circumstance) in the area.

But because of our connection with the Southern people, a lot of Yoruba are always in Ilorin and so we speak the same language.

If you look at the Ilorin people, the real Ilorin people like Saraki for example, the culture and their ways share affinity with those of the far Northern Nigeria. That accounts for the difference you observe between us and, particularly, people of the South-West, despite the existence, now, of Yoruba as a common language. I leave people to say whatever they like about me. Some people even say I am from Ogun State and some even say I am from Togo but I know where I am from. Even, not long ago, I had a letter inviting me to join in the formation of a Mali-Fulani Organization and that I should be its chairman.

Learn to respect people's history and stop exposing the wounded pride the more, thereby making yourselves look more stupidily desperate!

https://www.nairaland.com/311148/saraki-fulani-mali

Politics › Re: After Going Against His Party's Directives, Saraki Adjourns Sitting To July 21st by Deltagiant: 9:31pm On Jun 25, 2015

VirginFinder:
You are a dullard!
Gambari is Fulani name while Saraki is Yoruba one. They bear Saraki in Ogun state.
Gambari may have a Yoruba mum hence the Yoruba name.

Who is attaching to whom? If the Sarakis dont want be Yoruba, they'll simply stop bearing Yoruba names and publish it in the papers just like the Emir of Ilorin did when he was about to ascend the throne.

Of course, that wont happen in a billion years.

Poor you! I could see you're not conversant with the news about the sarakis....the patriach, Olusola Saraki.

Read more about them so as to stop insulting yourself in the social media!

Politics › Re: After Going Against His Party's Directives, Saraki Adjourns Sitting To July 21st by Deltagiant: 9:18pm On Jun 25, 2015

VirginFinder:
Why are you guys so dull?
Gambari is a Fulani name while Saraki is a Yoruba name.

If you tell me you are an ape, does that make you one?

Saraki's father tried hard to suck up to the Fulanis for political reasons but met with rejection time and again.

Fulanis know each other and they dont bear Yoruba names.

Come on! Lecture me more on your stupidity

'Fulanis will never bear Yoruba names' Right? Then, how come the Agboola in Gambari's name when the Fulanis are allergic to non Fulani names

Lecture me more on the Yoruba origin of the name Saraki...oh, Seriki...bunkum!

Why must you people drag in other culture to patch up a hollow and failed 'sophisticated' ego mission? Allow the Saraki family be, please!

Politics › Re: After Going Against His Party's Directives, Saraki Adjourns Sitting To July 21st by Deltagiant: 3:23pm On Jun 25, 2015

VirginFinder:
You are a dullard!
Fulanis know themselves and will never bear Yoruba names.
Dr Junaid Mohammed can tell you more.

.....And Prof. Agboola Gambari?

Why is it neccessary for the self validation....Even when the family have made official statements on their not being Yoruba?

Politics › Re: Ndume, Na’Allah Ratified Senate Majority Leader, Deputy by Deltagiant: 3:01pm On Jun 25, 2015

VirginFinder:
Wasnt that what was thought of GEJ?
It's a matter of time.

Was the SW ever in contention for the senate leader and deputy position? So why the noise?

What SW is gunning for is Chief Whip. And has that been announced?

Also, some folks are equating Tinubu to Yoruba. Isnt that madness?

FYI, Yorubas(SW,NC) have gotten more than enough already from the alliance with the north.
We have nos 2,3 and 6. A feat even the Hausa/Fulani have never achieved.
Any other thing is icing on the cake.

You ibos should go and sleep. Yorubas will always be way above you in Nigeria.[/size][size=8pt]

One love!

Please, what is that "above" position in Nigeria politics that the Igbo have not attained before the Yoruba man ever nursed the ambition, name it?

Another careless statement...

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Politics › Re: Stop Offering Excuses, Face Challenge Of Governance- PDP Tells Buhari by Deltagiant: 2:07pm On Jun 24, 2015

President Buhari? Probably the most befitting ID....Will definetly stick grin

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Politics › Re: Ibom Port Development Plan Gets OK by Deltagiant: 5:31pm On Jun 23, 2015

NDPVF:
I bet you,when the port come on stream,we will match Lagos in IGR generation.Our neighbouring states of Abia,Anambra,Imo,and other Igbo business men,will make use of it.At the face of global oil down turn,we must leverage on areas where we have comparative advantage,else we will fail.

I'm quite aware of all the topograpical advantages this port has over any port in Nigeria. But Nigeria being what it is .....

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Politics › Re: Ibom Port Development Plan Gets OK by Deltagiant: 5:20pm On Jun 23, 2015*

The Igbo trooped into Lagos to live in part due to the several hundreds of kilometers their business men had to travel to clear their goods at the sea port. Therefore, It made sense looking for somewhere around to live and do businesss after several tiring trips. If Lagos had been say 80 or 150 kilometers to Igboland, most of these traders and importers wouldn't have had the need to live in lagos as they would simply go collect their cargoes and return to their bases.

I pray Akwa Ibom Deep seaport on completion would not be held down by the political "red tape" that made other Eastern and Mid western ports redundant. An Aba, Nnewi or Onitsha importer would simply rush down to Ibom Port, collect his cargo and still attend to his clients in realtime without hassles.
I dont foresee a suffocated city like lagos spring up at Ibom, instead the domino effect of the port operations will see development spread and spring into neighboring states. The Eastern and the middle belt maritime corridor will be great. This is good

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Politics › Re: Non-indigenes In Rivers Petition Buhari Over Wike’s Sack Threat by Deltagiant: 2:56pm On Jun 23, 2015

SeductiveAngela:
Bwhahahahahahaaa

Nyesom wike himself is an Ikwere(?) the Ikwere's have consistently rejected and denied being Igbos. The Ikwere's of natives of Rivers state so they wont be 'victims' in the mass sack.

The Biafrans are the one involved. Wike must sack all biafrans. Igbos must go back to Biafra

Miserably intantile!

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Politics › Re: Non-indigenes In Rivers Petition Buhari Over Wike’s Sack Threat by Deltagiant: 2:46pm On Jun 23, 2015

SeductiveAngela:
Btw, i thought the Igbos told us that they are the owners of PH. I thought they told us that Rivers state would be part of their Biafra Republic. Wike abeg sharp sharp sack all the non-indigenes in the River state civil service commission

My friend, don't dabble into what you don't know about simply because you've got something to type with. How do you know Dr. Ndubuisi Wakadibia is not Ikwerre himself?

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Politics › Re: Murray-bruce Wants NYSC Members To Be Given N500k Each Upon Passing Out by Deltagiant: 5:38pm On Jun 21, 2015*

millionboi:
U tink 500 wil do dat 4u?

If you can't manage 500K, so also would 10 Million not do

It's all about self discipline and skill...start small and build big

Politics › Re: Murray-bruce Wants NYSC Members To Be Given N500k Each Upon Passing Out by Deltagiant: 5:35pm On Jun 21, 2015

The South Easterners have such a tradition - very old - to the extent their youths are the most financially independent in the country

Ekiti government is already looking at the eastern model too

Love it

Politics › Re: Be Ready For War, CDS Warns Oil Thieves by Deltagiant: 10:55am On Jun 21, 2015

These weaklings called the "Nigerian military" can be funny

In the face of Boko Haram aggressors that have humiliated you over the years, you want to pick on a soft target to revalidate your broken ego at home

Real shame

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Politics › Re: Who Takes Credit For The Four Refinaries About To Commence Operations? by Deltagiant: 8:55pm On Jun 19, 2015

How could a man (Buhari) who's yet to commence governing take the credit of what he knew nothing about?

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Politics › Re: Igbos, South Southerners, Nigerians, Say No To Nuclear Power Station In Nigeria by Deltagiant: 7:36pm On Jun 18, 2015

alfred5:
As far as it is not in Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi, Enugu and Imo.. We are comfortable.

We Igbos' have 99 problems, and Nigeria is not one of them..

Its all about, GIVE US BIAFRA. Lower Niger Republic.

No one deserves to have a nuclear facility around his region, Igboland or not!

Don't you know that Itu in Akwaibom is close home...Probably less than 15 km to Arochukwu?

Politics › Re: Pictures Of A Galliant Soldier Killed By Boko Haram by Deltagiant: 7:30pm On Jun 17, 2015

I feel sad he died. May he rest in peace.

But....Just can't understand why people should lay down their precious lives for the fraud and doom called Nigeria?

Politics › Sudan President Barred From Leaving South Africa by Deltagiant(op): 10:37pm On Jun 14, 2015

South Africa’s high court has barred Sudan’s president, Omar al-Bashir, from leaving the country in adispute over alleged war crimes that could undermine the authority of the international criminal court (ICC).

Bashir, who travelled to Johannesburg for a summit of African leaders, is wanted by the UN-backed court for alleged atrocities, including genocide, committed during the Darfur conflict.

The Guardian view on the international criminal court: no turning back on Omar al-Bashir
Editorial: Surprise moves to detain Sudan’s leader in South Africa make this a test case for international law which the ICC cannot afford to lose
Read more
The high court in Pretoria issued an interim order preventing Bashir from leaving South Africa until an urgent application to force authorities to arrest him is heard.

A further hearing has been scheduled for Monday after the Southern Africa Litigation Centre (SALC), which promotes human rights, filed an urgent application to overturn a government decision to grant immunity to all delegates attending the African Union (AU) summit.

The prospect of the Sudanese president being formally arrested appeared to recede on Sunday evening, however, when South Africa’s ruling African National Congress (ANC) said the ICC was “no longer useful for the purposes for which it was intended”.

The ANC also called for a review of ICC statutes to make them applicable to all UN members and ensure a “fair and independent court for universal and equitable justice”.

African states accuse the court, which is based in The Hague, of only targeting political leaders on their continent and failing to bring to justice those responsible for war crimes in the Middle East and elsewhere.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jun/14/sudan-president-omar-al-bashir-south-africa-icc

Politics › Re: Buhari's Accent: A National Embarrassment by Deltagiant: 8:45pm On Jun 14, 2015

A retrogressive nation...they're getting what they wanted. Thus, It's good for them...why not?!!!

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Health › Re: CLAM Church Opens SOTERIA Hospital In Lagos (Photo) by Deltagiant: 11:28pm On Jun 12, 2015

A Hospital is not about building big fanciful structure cos that contributes only about 5 percent of what it takes to run a successful and reliable hospital.

Continous funding, modern equipment, materials and very well trained staff is the name of the game.

Politics › Re: Gov. El-rufai Appoints Two Yoruba Men Into His Cabinet by Deltagiant: 9:07pm On Jun 12, 2015

nationwide1:
Don't be too fast to conclude bro.

Former Benue State governor, Gabriel Suswam had Igbo appointees in his cabinet.

I don't believe in tribal bashing. Every tribe has flaws.

God bless Gov Nasir El-Rufai.
God bless Kaduna State.
God bless Nigeria.

Like i told them, this is not a breaking news. Orji Kalu as governor was the first to do it when he appointed the son of the Ogbomosho monarch.

In 2003, the governor of Sokoto state appointed an Igbo, Mr Alpha Umeh as his media assistant. That's just it.

Politics › Re: Gov. El-rufai Appoints Two Yoruba Men Into His Cabinet by Deltagiant: 8:43pm On Jun 12, 2015

Johntobi56:
Another imaginary foolish concept from Igbos

When yorubas go up north to learn farming
No issues
When Igbos use government money to send their citizens to acquire skills in yoruba land
No issue
But when Fayose sends yoruba to igbo land it's wounded pride ?

Of which the story isn't verifiable

Cheap shot, i thought you've got something upstairs grin

Politics › Re: Gov. El-rufai Appoints Two Yoruba Men Into His Cabinet by Deltagiant: 8:37pm On Jun 12, 2015

Johntobi56:
Illitrate are Igbos not coming to yoruba land to learn mechanic work and fashion.

You're a stu.pid liar. I'm talking about a yoruba government mobilising to send her citizens to acquire survivalist brains in the heart of Igboland grin

I understand your feelings...wounded pride grin

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Politics › Re: Gov. El-rufai Appoints Two Yoruba Men Into His Cabinet by Deltagiant: 8:17pm On Jun 12, 2015

Johntobi56:
Orji Kalu is all about money If Na yoruba in go employ he's not like pascal Dozie Ifeanyi Ubah dem dem

That's why he's the richest igbo man
Yoruba brains work for him

And how has the "yoruba brains" worked to the extent Ekiti state is about shipping her citizens to Aba and Onitsha to learn how to be real brainy? grin

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