Politics › Re: Should Our Languages And Customs Be Abolished To Make The Interior Ibos More Co by demmie1: 4:24pm On Sep 16, 2023 |
We should not be using Yoruba language in Yorubaland, infact we should forget yoruba language totally and start speaking igbo language because we want to make ibos feel welcomed. Ass.holes |
Politics › Re: Oyo Monarchs’ Encounter: You Can’t Try Such With An Emir, Oluwo Blasts Obasanjo by demmie1: 4:19pm On Sep 16, 2023 |
Christistruth00: It is the Awujale of Ijebu I am waiting for
Something big is cooking for him to be quiet this long He will probably publish a book spilling all the Beans on Obasanjo
But to be honest Baba Iyabo did look s bit Tipsy Baba might have had a bit too much to drink Obasanjo is still pained that his son obi lost election to his adversary and used an event to lash out at the obas. They all supported Tinubu |
Politics › Re: Can Tinubu Become Greater Than Awo? by demmie1: 10:33pm On Sep 13, 2023 |
GeneralPula: No, Tinubu can not..
Baba Awolowo did a lot of amazing things despite that he was never a president. Take the free education for example: it's one of the greatest thing that's ever happened to Nigeria at large.
So what can tinubu do to beat such? Divide Nigeria and become Yorubaland first leader. Walahi Yoruba people will rate him to the level of their deities like ogun, sango, oya. more than the french deities Napoleon |
Politics › Re: The Question Of Restructuring by demmie1: 2:41pm On Sep 13, 2023 |
There are six regions in Nigeria, and different southwest senators have proposed regionalism in the house, they could not gather 40% support and most support came from south south and fully opposed by northwest and southeast.
There is nothing wrong if other regions start proposing it, No be only southwest dey Nigeria |
Politics › Re: Protest Rally In New York Against Thief Tinubu Sept 20 by demmie1: 8:36am On Sep 13, 2023 |
Appletek: But Peter Obi used Awkuzu SARS to kill thousands of Igbo youths. Killed them and dumped their carcasses in the river. You akpu munching hypocrites are silent about that. I guess their lives are worthless and cheaper than the lives of those in Lagos.
Why didn't you effeminate cowards come out to protest when Obi was kicked out of the Tribunal like a stray dog?
You talk too much. Go there and protest. They are animals. They only care about their ungodly fixation on others. They will never respond to this question |
Politics › Re: I Don’t Need Title To Serve In Tinubu’s Administration — Fashola by demmie1: 7:50pm On Sep 12, 2023 |
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Politics › Re: Ezeife: Igbos Will Support IPOB In 2023 If Denied Presidency by demmie1: 7:47pm On Sep 12, 2023 |
Leave ibo alone o. their way is to talk before they think then look for the one to wail over that victimized them |
Politics › Re: We Won’t Condone Attacks On Muslims — Ogun League Of Imams, Alfas by demmie1: 10:50am On Sep 05, 2023 |
TajuDEENaMao: By Dickson Omobola
THE League of Imams and Alfas in Ogun State, yesterday, warned that it would not condone infringement on the rights of Muslims to perform their spiritual obligations by suspected traditionalists.
 The Imams and Alfas, who spoke in Abeokuta at the Egba Central Mosque, Kobiti, include the President General of the League of Imams and Alfas in Ogun State, Shaykh Sikirullahi Babalola; Grand Chief Imam of Ijebuland, Shaykh AbdulRazaq Ayanbadejo; Grand Chief Imam of Egbaland, Shaykh Sa’adallah Bamigbola; and Grand Chief Imam of Remoland, Shaykh AbdulQuadri Jinadu.
 The group, in a commuinqué by the Secretary-General, Rabittah Ogun State, Imam Tajudeen Adewumni, also lamented alleged incessant attacks and threats from traditionalists urging the Inspector-General of Police, Mr Kayode Egbetokun to intervene in the matter.
The commuinqué reads in part: “The leadership of the Muslim community appreciated the effort of President Bola Tinubu in his administration’s effort to revive the country from its economic doldrums and political quagmire which necessitated the removal of fuel subsidy. It, however, called on the President to devise practical and realistic means to quickly return succour to the already impoverished Nigerian masses who now find it extremely difficult to afford the basic needs of life, especially feeding the families.
“The meeting implored the administration to courageously investigate the subsidy issue and prosecute any corrupt characters found out. Moreover, the accrued profits from subsidy removal should be directed towards the resuscitation of the already collapsed nation’s amenities and infrastructures as well as job creation for the teeming unemployed youths. State governments were, however, urged to ensure fair distribution of the subsidy palliatives and ensure that they reach the masses in good conscience.
“The government of Ogun State, under the leadership of Governor Dapo Abiodun, is implored to be fair to all concerned in the constitution of his cabinet as he continues the second term of his administration. As a community, we expect fairness in the appointment of state commissioners, and the composition of various boards and agencies of the state government.”
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/09/we-wont-condone-attacks-on-muslims-ogun-league-of-imams-alfas/ This op knew idiots and dimwits like himself will never bother to read and understand the content of the communique before they jump to conclusion. There is nowhere they mentioned traditionalists or infringement of rights |
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Politics › Re: Obi Is The Chosen One by demmie1: 10:19am On Sep 05, 2023 |
Ofunaofu: Nigerians chose him By winning 99% votes in one region and 2% votes in another Region |
Politics › Re: Pept: The Verdict I Saw In My Vision by demmie1: 7:27am On Sep 05, 2023 |
Your prediction is from spirit of madness as inspired by your mostly high from weed |
Politics › Re: September 6th Ruling: 98% Of Nigerians Predicted Rerun In The Judgement by demmie1: 12:37pm On Sep 04, 2023 |
9jahotblog: September 6th Presidential Election Petition Tribunal Judgement 98% of Nigerians predicted rerun in the judgement. Really All Eyes are on the judiciary 👩⚖️ 👨⚖️ 🧑⚖️
90 days preparation for Rerun poll. Tinubu will still be in charge. Let’s keep our fingers crossed. Ibo population is now 98% of Nigerians. Idiots everywhere |
Politics › Re: OPC Shot And Killed 2 Igbo Men Point Blank In Lagos State by demmie1: 12:31pm On Sep 04, 2023 |
Moh248: Two Igbo men in their thirties, Silas Onyebuchi Ihenacho and Kingsley Izuchukwu Anaso, were shot dead on October 9, 2000, in Isolo, Lagos, by OPC members who accused them of being armed robbers. According to an investigation by the Civil Liberties Organisation (CLO), residents of Ire-Akari Estate, in Isolo, including the two victims who were staying there, heard gunfire and came out to find out what was happening. They were told that there had been a clash between the OPC and armed robbers. Silas Onyebuchi Ihenacho and Kingsley Izuchukwu then ran into a group of OPC members, who were wearing red bands on their arms and forehead, who accused them of being armed robbers. Despite interventions by local residents who confirmed they were not criminals, the OPC members shot and stabbed the two men, then took their bodies to other locations where they set them ablaze. The sister of one of the victims who tried to intervene on their behalf was also attacked and stripped, but managed to escape. Another man who had come to visit the same family was also attacked by the OPC, but was saved when the police arrived. It was reported that the chairman of the local landlords' association, who was present at the time, had pointed out the victims to the OPC alleging that they were armed robbers.
A cabinet-maker, who also worked as an okada (motorcycle taxi) driver in Lagos, remained seriously injured and unable to work almost a year after being attacked by OPC members: On Sunday 15 September 2001, at 10 p.m., I was coming back from the garage. The OPC stopped me. There were seven of them, all young men. Some of them wore blue and red uniforms. They had guns, no other weapons. They told me to put my hands up and searched me. They took 500 naira. They asked for the key of my okada. Just as I was handing them the key, they shot me in the right side of my right leg, with a local cartridge gun. They carried my okada away. The boy who shot me said: `If you get up, I will give you another bullet to die.' They shot me at the place where I used to park my machine, near the church bus-stop. I told them who I was and where I lived, but they refused to check. Then they carried me to the police station [...] They left me there and ran away. The police came to meet me. They asked who brought me there. I said the OPC, but they had already gone. The police went after them and after fifteen minutes, they caught five of them and two rifles. They detained them, but the OPC denied what had happened. The one who had shot me had escaped. The police asked the five to get him. They then arrested him and released the five. He was taken to court. He was detained for one month, then was granted bail.
I was in hospital from September till mid January. The bullet is still inside the leg. I can't bend my leg and I can't walk. I have to use a crutch. I can't work. I'm still living with fear. I had to pay for the whole hospital treatment myself. The doctor said I won't be able to bend my leg again. I'm pursuing the case through the court. The one who shot me confessed, but said it was a mistake.
The OPC are always based around the bus-stop. They are used to ensure security. I even used to contribute money myself. Everyone does. It is twenty naira per room. They guard the area at night. In some cases, the police managed to intervene to save people who had been arbitrarily arrested by the OPC. For example in one case, a landlady near Ikotun in Lagos had hired the OPC to arrest her two Igbo tenants. At about 1 a.m., the police intercepted a vehicle carrying the two tenants, who had been stripped naked and had their arms tied behind their backs. The landlady was also in the vehicle, along with eight OPC members. The police found six guns and sixteen cartridges in the vehicle, as well as two gallons of petrol and several tyres. The tenants said they were being taken to an unknown destination to be burnt. There is little doubt that they would have been killed if the police had not intervened. Another group of OPC were alerted to the police's intervention and attacked the police from behind; there was a shoot-out. Eventually the tenants were set free and the landlady was charged. It is not known whether the OPC members were also charged They were armed robbers. Period |
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Politics › Re: Why The Military Is Best Option For Multiethnic Countries With Bad Governance by demmie1: 6:49pm On Aug 31, 2023 |
rintileri: Before you critique blindly, let me remind you that the biggest stumbling block to good governance in Nigeria today is politicians that play on ethnic divide to win election, like Tinubu and Shettima.
To solve development problems where groups are refusing to work together or to live peacefully with one another in some cases, the best option is to be governed by the military. The military is not based on ethnicity but loyalty, command, respect and order. Look around Nigeria today, how much order do you see?
If the military governs, all they need do is lay down a solid transition period that the civil societies and different groups will agree to. But for the period when we will have the military, rapid development is guaranteed in short term.
I know military too can be corrupt but I don't think any military government can be more corrupt than bola tinubu o Bola Tinubu that was ready to finance presidential election for General IBB in 2007 after serving only 8 years as governor? The short man might have stolen nearly half of Lagos total earnings in his first 8 years in office (if not more)  before they critique you blindly, yet you open a thread without thinking it through. Obviously you were not born when the military was ruling. whether its military or democracy, its structure and agreement on way to do things that will work in a country, which is what nigeria lacks. The solution is to go back to 1963 constitution where everyone is ruling themselves or break off |
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Politics › Re: So The Wife Of Sanwo Olu Smokes Goof Too ? by demmie1: 11:14pm On Aug 28, 2023 |
itsme01:

She is a Christian and her opinion is based on her christian beliefs
As a Muslim you must accept it as the will of Allah
It is left for Aviation crash investigators to give us explanation
. Your head have turned upside down, its opinion to give false information abi. You and her are crazy together |
Politics › Re: Your Policies Will Destroy Nigeria If Not Revised – Ahmad Gumi Warns Tinubu by demmie1: 11:29am On Aug 26, 2023 |
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Politics › Re: Your Policies Will Destroy Nigeria If Not Revised – Ahmad Gumi Warns Tinubu by demmie1: 11:25am On Aug 26, 2023 |
slawomir: Damnnn niggar
Tinubu is a disaster According to a terror apologist |
Politics › Re: Profile Of Solid Mineral Deposits In Nigeria By State by demmie1: 10:52am On Aug 24, 2023 |
Nigerians are living and shitting on wealth, it's just mismanagement due to different outlook to life by different nationalities occupying it. Let everyone go his way and manage their resources however they like |
Politics › Re: If Wike Is Not Igbo Then Ekiti Is Not Yoruba by demmie1: 10:11am On Aug 17, 2023 |
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Politics › Re: A Nigerian Man Has Choosen His President by demmie1: 9:59am On Aug 09, 2023 |
he's a biafran |
Health › Re: Vwaere Daiso: Installer Of Faulty Elevator Handed Over To Police – LASG by demmie1: 7:17am On Aug 07, 2023 |
First they started with spiritual attack diversion, when people didn't take that crazy excuse they then arrested the unnamed installer. After three years! I'm sure its one of the casual workers who did only fixing they handed to the police. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Mali Has Just Definitively Put An End To Its Dependence On France by demmie1: 8:46am On Aug 06, 2023 |
berbs: Don't be too sure that we don't have any of those deals. They have it. otherwise all our presidential candidates will not be seeking relevance from chatam house |
Politics › Re: Breaking: ALAPERE Lagos Pedestal Bridge Is Seriously Shaking . by demmie1: 3:43pm On Aug 04, 2023 |
If the bridge crashes now, sanwo olu wife will come out again and say its satan used excavator to remove it. |
Politics › Re: Niger Crisis Shows Why Nigeria Must Not Break Up! by demmie1: 11:05am On Aug 04, 2023 |
Kunlelee: Well said, alot of this tribal bigot are not seeing beyond surface Which surface you dey see, slave of british passed over to fulani slave. |
Politics › Re: Ibijoke, Sanwo-Olu's Wife Says Hospital Elevator Accident Was A Spiritual Attack by demmie1: 11:06am On Aug 03, 2023 |
TemplarLandry: Well, it's a possibility. Which possibility? Someone uttered a foolish statement to redirect the anger over neglect of public management, you are saying it's possible. Why do we have these kind of people in our midst for God's sake |
Politics › Re: Transcript Of President Tinubu's Speech On The Current Economic Challenges by demmie1: 8:08pm On Jul 31, 2023 |
Curse777:

Nothing una no go wail about
Let me measure your Administrative ability as a human
Let's say you become The President today
1: No Subsidy in 2022/2023 budget 2: inflation is going up 3: your next budget is after fully setting up all commitee of National Assembly
What will you do?!
Give an insight
Intresting... Flight or Fight you choose Flight (to run)
I guess Tinubu picked Fight (face the challenges)
And he has been fighting Cabals one after the other ..
We shall see who wins
. All of una wey dey jump up and down wailing, make una answer this one. Since you too know |
Politics › Re: How Will You React On The Day The Election Tribunal Announce Peter Obi Winner? by demmie1: 2:57pm On Jul 28, 2023 |
stupid question. |
Politics › Re: This Video Can Spark Riot Or Chaos Over Fuel Hike & Devaluation Of Nigeria by demmie1: 5:10pm On Jul 26, 2023 |
All the data shenanigans to me is not it at this point, Nigeria is a gone country already and I'm only giving Tinubu 6 months of grace to know the direction he's taking us.
They have been claiming to gain much more after the unify fx and subsidy removal so in six months if we are not feeling any ease in his policies then he's going to have more enemies |
Politics › Re: Why SW Is Not Seceding From Nigeria For Now by demmie1: 5:27pm On Jul 24, 2023 |
onumadu: So, you know all these, but want to stop others who want to secede from doing so, or even exercise their franchise in Lagos? More importantly, in light of the level of tribalism that we saw in the Lagos guber elections, why would a SANE person want to share a country with a people so triablistic and so hateful of others? Why are you people so wicked and cowardly? You know you lack the ability to survive on your own, but you also hate others who want to leave you behind? Why hate them? You hate them because you ENVY them. That's why. At some point, you will be FORCED to accept one: Either you leave, or accept others to rule over you in Lagos that all Nigerians own together. I personally believe that this presidential elections tribunal will force it, or start counting down on Nigeria's disintegration. Helinues, see what you've caused  |
Politics › Re: Why SW Is Not Seceding From Nigeria For Now by demmie1: 5:14pm On Jul 24, 2023 |
helinues: Someone asked me are SW people happy about this contraption? My sincere response below
How developed is SW to have been thinking about seceding from Nigeria now?
How many African countries are we friends with?
Having a new country means both international trade and regional trade would be suspended for years, it will take years before your currency can be accepted outside your country.
Forget about making direct international flight from your new country for years.
A region that is yet to be self sufficient but wan secede, no be Sudan making be that? Are the leaders of the new country going to be from Jupiter abi na still same current Nigeria politicians? I did not want to say anything to your post before, but if we keep quiet about the delusions you are about it will infect others that are not well informed about how nations stand 1. Tell me which part of nigeria is developed that it will take level of development to achieve a separate statehood and what did you use to qualify your meaning of development? 2. Friendship with countries take time and it depends on what you can offer and that depends majorly on your gdp which measures your trading capacity, presently southwest/yoruba has the biggest gdp in nigeria trippling any other region and don't fool yourself with the narratives of the developers. No new nation make friends that immediately, even some eu countries still does not recognize kosovo as a country and somaliland is not recognized by the UN but its trading with egypt, saudi arabia and south africa 3. like I said, international trade is dependent on what you can offer and yorubaland can offer more trading opportunities than most African nations except for egypt, south africa and kenya only 4. Direct international flight? how has that helped nigeria? it is for a start and one year at most that that will be difficult to do, and Lagos is a hub of international flight which country will not want to profit from that? and besides, cotonou airport in benin republic is there for use 5. your last statement reek of hypocrisy, don't take offense but you are one of the biggest supporter of tinubu and and pain in the neck of the biggest wailers in africa but mocking that leaders of new country will be from jupiter shows that you never believed in those you are supporting, you are just riding along. And what is being self sufficient mean? is it that the region is poor or lack agricultural capacity? Where did you get that delusion from!? I don't know which region you are really from and if you are Yoruba, you are doing yourself and the rest of us and the coming generations of yorubas lots of disservice if you keep up the narrative that we cannot and should not separate from Nigeria. That Yoruba was forced under the point of superior weapons together with their worst enemies and broken amongst three countries which is calculated to make us and other African nations weak should be reasons enough to fight to be free from the bondage they designed for us You can send any argument to counter my post, maybe you might have something to teach |