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AWO for Anambra Women Association is classical example of code word. Mazi Ngige, you have made a wrong choice of a political party. You might have won on senatorial segment as a ACN but on statewide level it may be a tough nut to crack. |
If the alleged statement accredited to Namadi Sambo is remotely true, it is safe to say that Nigeria has a drunkard as Vice President. |
nwabekeyi: pls cn u proudly tell me d part of yorubaland u hail frm?The poster is a stinking-ogogoro-drinking and good-for-nothing Urhobo who thought joining Yoruba is show of solidarity towards their transgression against Biafra. |
Ovo Close: First, you need some spelling lessons, and add just a little intelligence. So, Yorubas "lack behind in terms of technology and development"? and they have to deport people? lol. DO you know Lagos is some people's London? Go ask the Luxurious bus operators at Jibowu and Ojota. Yorubas are not good people and they're "rasiest" abi? What is the population of people from other states living in the East? Record has it that the South East is the least cosmopolitan region in the country. Even the North east and North West has more people from other tribes living there than the south east. Ask yourself why? Do you know of any Yoruba or Urhobo trader in Ariaria or Onitsha markets? Bunkum!It is not a goofy pronouncement that neither Yoruba nor Urhobo can survive in a level playing ground where competition is fair and furious. |
A shameful silence by the so-called civil rights activists in Nigeria over the expulsion or deportation of Nigerians from Lagos State shows that all the self-appointed activists are paid hands willing to serve the interest of highly placed Nigerians. Where are the Professors, Senior Advocates, Sacked ministers turned journalists and Goofy Nairalanders who would have been spitting fire and brimstone if the Amaechi or Fashola has been suspended from respective parties? Good to notice there is a Nigerian, such as Orji kalu, whose social orders are still intact. Please hurry up with the law suit including punitive measures so that the jackasses and usurpers on the Lagos State government should know their freaking limitations. Mind you, there are legal grounds to suspend an individual from a political party but there is no legal foot grip to deport a citizen of Nigeria from one constituted state to another. Yet the ever-hungry-looking and malnourished philanders who pass as civil right activists in Nigeria perfectly kept quiet over the deportation of Nigerians from Lagos State by a silly entity that has no jurisdiction over the matter. |
xtianh: OP@ Go and ask Iwuayanwu why that road has not been fixed. Iwuayanwu insisted that he fixed that particular road some times during the past administration but was not paid his full contract sum. Since then he vowed that no other contractor will work on that road till his money is paid back to him.The above is one of the most arrant nonsense I have read on this forum. I guess deluded praise-singers of Rochas Okorocha will say anything humanly possible to cover the governor’s dubious activities in Imo State. The Ohakim’s administration never contracted any road construction to Handel&Enic Ltd. Besides, the government of Okorocha could have dragged Handel&Enic Ltd to court in order to boost most of the governor’s stunt images. |
[quote author=Dudu_Negro]He who has the land dictates the customs and the access. Yoruba own the land, custom and access. Ibo can vent all you want, at the end of the day your Governors will show up in tow with your Ezes to plead for mercy. Fashola will soon have a photoshoot, brought to us courtesy of Eko Ile, with red capped delegates. [/quote]I lived in Yoruba land and so do the majority of marketers, who are Igbo, in Ladipo market. The Babaloja or whatever the lapper calls himself probably understands the drill more than a dolt such as you. The stocks in trade on the section of Ladipo market controlled by Babaloja are empty bottles and believe me, bottles especially the empty ones will not cut it. |
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[/quote]I lived in Yoruba land and so do the majority of marketers, who are Igbo, in Ladipo market. The Babaloja or whatever the lapper calls himself probably understands the drill more than a dolt such as you. The stocks in trade on the section of Ladipo market controlled by Babaloja are empty bottles and believe me, bottles especially the empty ones will not cut it.