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[quote author=St_Black]I think at this point in time there are better ways of expressing yourself than @ the bolded. If thats what you are here to ignite, Im implying you may find yourself as the one been served, 'cos I St_Black, holds & still holds my history of brutality in this Social gathering, which I have one way or the other, decided to shed in the face of more deserving intellectual discourses.
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@ Topic,

Definitely , disintegration can ONLY occur by war. ...But who will bell the cat?...

This is 21st century Politics Bro.

I dont trust you, You dont trust me. !...I go for my gain for your loss, You go for your gain for my loss!...I win for you to lose, You win for me to lose!.....

....And war is also a part here. I dont want war so as not to lose, SO do you too.

HENCE, THE STALEMATE !!!

my 2 cents.[/quote]Labeling the plank of your argument on Nigeria’s disintegration based on the instances of gain or loose as “childish display” can not be regarded as contemptuous rudeness. Any reasonable fellow can not look at Nigeria as a case of profitable or unprofitable endeavor unless the person sees what I do not see.

Nigeria is a man-made entity and will take the intellect only found in man to disintegrate it. USSR was once a powerful nation with dominate culture which conjured an image that demanded respect around the world yet disintegrated. Nigeria is farm camp and useless one for that matter.

If Nigerians do not trust each other according to your postulation, why are they deceitfully living together?

In the case of sudden disintegration of Nigeria, Ndigbo must not hope to lookup to USA or Britain as allies. When Susan Rice was undersecretary of state department, a goup of Igbo organization visited her office and demanded USA's consulate to be opened in southeastern region of Nigeria. All the group got from the state department were promises yet no consulate was ever opened.

I am not surprised that Britain has two offices in southwestern and northern region respectively. After all, Britain joined Nigeria in prosecuting a war on Biafra while USA stood akimbo.

@OP

I can not fathom the silly infatuation the Yoruba people have on the Nigeria’s presidency and Ndigbo. What is wrong with the Yoruba people? It has been publicly made known to them that any Igbo man or woman who hungers for the president of Nigeria should be publicly shot.

Most Ndigbo are seriously thinking about disintegration of the cesspit called Nigeria and this deluded author is busy daydreaming of the so-called president of Nigeria who is going to be Igbo man or woman. What a case of bad malaria.

[quote author=St_Black]The Miracle can only comes in the face of the sincerity of hearts.

You cant expect it to come when you as an Ibo doesnt wish for the breakup of Nigeria b'cos you gain more in the 'British Scam' ....OR when me as a Yoruba doesnt wish for its breakup b'cos I dont want to be overpowered by Christians/wants more Muslims' presence in my New country.

Such miracle occurs in the dream Mr abeg![/quote]It is a childish display of sort to reduce the issue of nationhood for Nigerians to the denominators of who gain or loose. I guess when a person talks about issues of nationhood, the primary concept should be patriotism. In case of Nigeria, there is no soft spot for ingredients that encourage unity talk less patriotism.

Anything less than peacefully disintegration of Nigeria shall be accomplished through war of attrition which will make Rwanda’s case looks like child’s play.

naijababe: Just read the entire thread, all thirteen pages of it. I guess the OP needs to go back to school to re-learn English Comprehension!

As the boss of a firm, I approved an over inflated contract and the person that benefited is one of my chums and some of family members have the audacity to ask if my hand is in the cookie jar?!

Miss Comprehension, how on earth did you find out the contract was over inflated? Do you own a cheap-rated Goodyear?

It is appears Nigerian lawyers such as femi falana use the so-called human right’s activism to mask their academic shortfalls. If not, how could even a lawyer in the category of “charge and bail” such as fani falana allowed his name to be appended on the crap as this thread?

ik4life: Did ojukwu die today?,why now?,is ojukwu a scholar why not prof chinua achebe if they are sincere with themselves;obi play politic with everything,be it religion,employment,deportation saga and now a school he neglected for 7 and half years,a school he is owing their lecturers about 8 months salary.if he like let him name it peter obi or obiano university he will be defected come nov 16

Are you a regrettable dunce? Ojukwu was a scholar. He was a learned person. He attended Oxford University and had an advance degree in recorded events. By the way, please understand the denotation of an English word before making a fool out your silly self.

This is one of best comments I have ever heard from a Yoruba person since I became Nigerian. Unlike Yoruba, the dude was naturally honest.


I want Nigeria to end today and I am a representative from Republic of Igbo land.

Abagworo: What exactly is wrong with the appointment? Are you morally better than her or are you unhappy an Oguta girl was appointed?

If the said subject’s father is Okirika, then she is firstly an Okirika and secondly an Oguta. My grandfather told me that “Anaghi aghapu Isi Egwuji Olu”. It is not a moral issue because Mallam Rochas Okorocha knows one or two things about the unclothedness of women.

All these dimwitted loudmouths and regrettable dunces have failed to raise iota of forms of corruption Stella Oduah could be held liable. Like the character only akin to revisionists, they shout corruption repeatedly and hope it will stick knowing fully well most Nigerians are ignorantly gullible.

Abagworo: Ada Oguta representing. Let the haters continue hating and the tribalists continue tribalizing. She's half Okrika just like I'm half Ikwerre and that doesn't stop her from being appointed as youth ambassador. She's an intelligent girl and was into modelling. I guess people like Alek Kwek, Tyra Banks, Agbani Darego, Oluchi Onweagba and Naomi Campbell don't deserve appointments as well.

You are always full of idiocy. I have come to know you as person of questionable character. Of course, Alek Kwek, Tyra Banks and Naomi Campbell deserve appointments of a sort but by Imo State or Nigeria for that matter.

When I wrote in 2011 that Mallam Rochas Okorocha is the worst thing that has happened to Imo State, most people thought I had been unfair to the former butler.

This is self-induced idiocy. Nigeria does not have secret apparatus and will never know how handle it if ever given one.

ogugua88: Ogugua88 wouldn't have gotten herself into such a position in the first place.

This is silly and widely held insinuation. Who dash monkey banana?

Jakumo: No problem buddy, if you happen to like 'em fat, ugly and light-ffingered. Have at it. Somebody gotta ride that nasty blubber, so it might as well be you.

Remember Stella Oduah is somebody’s mother, sister, daughter and aunty. I hope you would not like it if someone calls your mother "nasty blubber". If you do not mind, I pray you to dig out the denotation of the word-corruption and juxtapose the nuances of the word with actions of NCAA and ministry of aviation. It is a shame the problem of Nigeria does not actually hinge against the rulers but the ruled.

ballabriggs: By Ross Alabo-George
It is one bullet Mr. President cannot afford to take for his minister. It will pierce through the Fedora hat. This president has taken too many bullets for some of his cabinet ministers and auxiliaries in government, and cannot afford to continue being in such politically hazardous crossfire.

No president goes down for his subordinate. When they do, it is either because the political cost has been cautiously weighed and confirmed harmless or they simply consider it manoeuvrable for political advantage. This one is not.

Not even a military general takes a bullet for a troop, because the fall of the general means much more than just the fall of a soldier. President Goodluck Jonathan has taken bullets for his ministers of Petroleum Resources, Niger Delta Affairs, Education, the list goes on. He has been a shield for his party and for his own presidency.

In December 2012, when Ambassador Susan Rice dropped her bid for US Secretary of State, even as President Barack Obama's nominee, it was not because she was nay less qualified than Senator John Kerry. She stepped aside to save the president some huge political capital. Her confirmation by the US Senate was not impossible. Even with the bashing she got for 'misinforming' America on the US Embassy attack in Benghazi, President Obama could slap enough backs to get her through confirmation, but at a huge political cost. Ambassador Rice understood that: she spared her president the loss.

The right thing should be done, Princess Oduah should resign her appointment as minister and spare the president the burden of her sack. When Ambassador Rice, now US National Security Adviser, voluntarily stepped aside, President Obama said the ambassador showed “an admirable commitment to rise above the politics of the moment to put our national interests first.”

As dynamic as she has been as minister of aviation, Princess Oduah's inability to resign her appointment and pursue the 'clearing' of her name, like Nigerian politicians like to say, is causing a pilgrim president some major embarrassment.

I can understand the president's burden. Princess Oduah is passionate about the transformation agenda. She was the carburetor of his political machine in 2011, and an elegant symbol of female activism in partisan politics. She has made not a few adversaries as an armour bearer for the president.

She stepped on toes, and crushed the feet of the president's adversaries who crossed the red carpet, and she did so without blinking an eyelid. She grounded aircrafts and entire airlines owned by powerful politicians in her course of duty. She is a staunch supporter and loyalist, not like many of the president's men who dine with his enemies at dusk. She personified the president's agenda for aviation and cruised in her space like a Concorde.

Her careful rise to the upper echelon of politics was not by chance. A few people came down on her way up. It is, therefore, utter insensitivity for a minister of the ruling party to still remain in the cabinet while being investigated by a 'military' panel set up by her boss. The princess should understand that her political viability as minister has expired. The glory has departed.

But the princess is a fighter and an political Amazon. Her greatest pain will not be that she wouldn't be minister anymore, rather it will be that she has some unfinished battles. Her war to restore our airports have almost been won, but not yet. Her fight to make our airspace safer is not finished too. Her fight to deliver the president in 2015 is one fight she won't stop even if sacked. Back home, her fight to check the rivalry of Ambassador Bianca Ojukwu, as the Queen of Anambra politics may just have been lost. But don't count her out just yet.

This scandal goes to show the loopholes in our procurement process. It has become clear that even in due process, there are corrupt procedures. These leakages are a source of concern to citizens, and the role of the financial institutions in this whole mess cannot be downplayed. It is time to re-evaluate the sufficiency of the Public Procurement Act of 2007.

Now, is she guilty? I don't know. She has not been tried, and no one can tell. But right now, she doesn't even have to be. The tenuous and wobbly defence put up by the NCAA has made some of us - non-partisan supporters of the president- uncomfortable. No cogent defence, no reliable proof of innocence, and no rational talking point to defend the administration on this matter have emerged. I will rather not defend the president on this matter, because the bullet has already hit its target. It is not time to look for the snipers, it is time to tow away the fallen, and put national interest first.

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Above crap and writer are the reasons Nigerians are afflicted with intellectual disease known as retardation. The goofy writer filled an entire page without telling the would-be audiences the meaning of corruption or forms of corruption.

Writer buttresses his/her idiocy on the write-up by condemning Oduah in a paragraph and stating he/she does not know if Oduah is guilty as charged in a latter paragraph. What a foolery.

Seun Kuti, you are an irredeemable dummy.

[quote author=ndu_chucks]Open your eyes, the so-called national conference will not discuss nationhood but how to strengthen the great state of Nigeria.[/quote]Did you understand the theme of the thread? Please do not reinforce my beliefs Nigeria is a cesspit.

[quote author=ndu_chucks]The phrase 'fringe groups' was used by Chairman Okurounmu while describing those who are talking about separation. Stop being lazy and read up. ode[/quote]There is an intellectual draught in Nigeria. What a jungle. Nigeria is one of the man-made enclaves where people that are seriously biding for nation hood are called ‘fringe groups'.

[quote author=Rhino.5dm]The Yorubas asked Zik to persuade Sardauna into one Nigeria?.
The Yorubas asked IBOS to go about killing other regional leaders?
The Yorubas asked Aguyi Ironsi to abrogate the regional system of governance and usher in unitary system ?
The Yorubas declared war on biafra?

We outplayed you in your treachery.[/quote]Idiotic maggots such as you will always bring misery to Yoruba people through your empty head and putrid wide mouth, olodo.

Kponkwem: What's this Yoruba double-speaking? A 'civil war hero' advocating for right to secession, and what's the need to invade Igboland for a senseless war? Smh

Gen. Alani Akinrinade has been the foremost Yoruba who had regretted fighting the Biafrans. He fought the war as a professional and, in some instances, fell out with certain knuckleheads that thought the war was to kill all Biafrans.

Alani Akinrinade, unlike most loudmouthed jackasses that hailed from the corner of the country with him, has publicly denounced Nigeria he fought to uphold.

gurnam: Old fool....I think you should go and give it a rest already...you sound profoundly sick in the head....a screw up there must have gone missing..

Happiness has always be mine when drooling fools such as you address me as being old. I pray a reticulated dullard such as you will never see an old age. Old age shall be rare within your idiotic lineage. In fact, you have already demonstrated such natural endowment is meant for your entire family. What a dunce.

gurnam: now...one word to describe this old fool...

SENSELESS...

It should be an insult to zombie if I call you a demented jackass.

berem: why are you shouting at me? Smh

It was because you were childishly babbling.

danot1030: mumu, the rule of the game was loud and clear.

I guess dumbass such as you was equally a candidate.

berem: Dede m, I don't need you to give me a flight ticket. Provide a credible source or you stop blabbing.

What freaking credible source are you on about when the place and modality of the debate has been stated?

berem: Provide a credible source to your claim or you cease to comment.

I guess seeing is believing, however it is too late now otherwise a flight ticket would have been on the way for you to come and witness live debate of Virginia State gubernatorial candidates.