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Abagworo is a regrettable disappointment. Ndigbo must be very careful what part of the so-called Nigeria they select wives. Some people in Nigeria are inherent backstabbers and turncoats. The most pitiful of them are the ones that denied their cultural identity.

remark D: Show you one Igbo man that fought against an armed oppressive government? Just one? or led a protest?

I'm sure you are already armed with example of Yorubas that have done such... Woleshi and Abiola etc... protesting against subsidy and IBB etc...

Well, sorry, boy... but there aint even half of an Igbo that has done that...
and none ever will ... not against Nigeria anyways...
Nigeria we love so much....
especially Lagos...
its natives and Gov. Fashola that sells land to us and plants flowers for us... beautifying the city with out tax money... why should even a quarter of an Igbo man fight against such a country like that? Na One Nigeria we dey so... and na so e go be...

go and look under your bed or for anyone else that has taken otapiapia because of Nigeria....

Forward ever! Backward? Nevaaaa!!!

Lagos ever! Haters never!!!

Yoruba peeps are ridiculously funny. So public nuisance or disturbance of public peace is now construed as fight. No wonder wrestling matches have been advertised as Kiriji wars.

Any overfed or malnourished fool that does not appreciate the demeanor of the first lady of Nigeria, Mrs. Patience Faka Jonathan, can jump the cliff.

Granted the original post is a mere opinion skewed by personal interest, there is a truth to it. However the single act of indiscriminate investments by Ndigbo in a dysfunctional Nigeria will constitute a logjam in stratagem and diplomatic maneuvers in future.

bravetentewa: The lawmakers asked for the transfer of the police commissioner.
The Senate has put the blame for the Rivers state crisis on the “perceived interference” of President Goodluck Jonathan, and the “alleged highhandedness” of the governor, Rotimi Amaechi, and asked for the immediate transfer of the state police chief.
A report adopted by the Senate Thursday, said the crisis that has engulfed the state for months, was the “expression of deep-rooted political crisis occasioned by the alleged highhandedness of Rivers State governor, Rotimi Amaechi and the perceived undue interference with the political and security structure of the state” by the president, his wife and the hierarchy of the People’s Democratic Party.
The Senate ordered the Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Abubakar, to “immediately” redeploy the Rivers state commissioner of police, Joseph Mbu, as the commissioner’s “relationship with the Governor has broken down irretrievably”. It accused Mr. Mbu of failing in
his duty of maintaining law and order in the state.
The Senate also resolved to take over the legislative functions of the state assembly-which erupted in violence three weeks ago; while Senate president, David Mark, will also mediate between the feuding parties-Mr. Amaechi and his loyalists, and the president and his backers.
The House of Representatives had earlier taken over those functions while the Senate insisted on investigation first.
President Jonathan has repeatedly denied responsibility or interest in the unrest that has nearly crippled the state.
Mr. Mark said the Senate was not taking sides, but acted on the facts available to it. He said the Senate was committed to the restoration of peacein the oil rich state, but warned the Senate will do all within its power and at all cost to defend the constitution.
“Let me leave no one in doubt that the impunity of the past remain in the past. And the past is gone for good. All that is left is for the proper lessons to be learnt from the past,”Mr. Mark said.
Months of unrest in the oil rich state climaxed July 9 in a violent clash at the House of Assembly, between lawmakers loyal to Mr. Amaechi, and those with links to the president.
Violence erupted after five members in support of the president and wife, moved to sack the assembly’s speaker, who enjoyed the support of at least26 lawmakers.
“Minority members of the Rivers State House of Assembly cannot remove, and should therefore, never contemplate the impeachment of the Speaker ofthe State House of Assembly or anyone else for that matter and should perish the thought if they ever harbored it,” Mr. Mark said.
The Senate said the crisis has its root in the diverse political forces struggling for the soul of the state. It said Mr. Amaechi’s insistence to run for second term as the Chairman of the Nigerian Governors’ Forum (NGF) did not go downwell with PDP and the presidency.
The report delivered a particularly harsh verdict on Mr. Mbu, whose role in the crisis has been widely criticised.
“Mbu has refused to cooperate with the Governor, Chibuike Amaechi on matters of security even though the Governor is the Chief Security Officer of the State,” it said





http://premiumtimesng.com/news/141675-senate-report-blames-jonathan-amaechi-mbu-for-rivers-crisis.html

The above crap makes Nigeria look like a colony of irresponsible ants. Clueless senate has woefully failed to perform a simple function which is to legislate now it wants to perform the function of the executive branch of the government. No wonder a fool, called Amaechi, had the audacity to employ thugs and ran to the Rivers State House of Assembly to Bleep. It usually rests on the shoulders of Speaker, House Sergeant at Arms and Commissioner of Police to quell any unruly behaviors at the House of Assembly.

The governor of a state is the chief executive of the state not chief security officer of the state. The appendage of chief security officer of a state goes to the commissioner of police. How could the moronic senate accuse Mbu of wanting in the area of law and order when the governor goes gangbanging in the River States House of Assembly?

The position of governor should be scraped in Nigeria because the governors are out of control. In fact, I do not know the laws they tend to enforce or execute since there are no new legislatures coming from the State House of Assemblies. In addition, Senate branch of National Assembly should be abolished too. The senate is one of the most wasteful endeavors in Nigeria.

ilugunboy: You just like commenting even on issues you have no slightest idea about...

Why not go and show solidarity with the Kaduna CAN by leading a protest?

If you are an expert on any religion, I had distanced myself from such faith because virtue must surely give way to stupidity.

ilugunboy: This thread is not having that heat/ spark that is normally associate with this type of thread..why are you guys wary?

The thread presented worthy grounds not to blame loudmouthed jackasses for their rascality.

MiloRambaldi: Why attack Muslims because some people chose to insult Jesus Christ or even God? It's not the Christian way - real Christians attack no one for insulting Jesus Christ or even God. God can and will sort things out himself.

I guess we are saying the same thing in defferent formats. The so-called real Christians are bloody losers.

With all the alleged books and readings, Fashola still behaves like a dumbass that has not seen a book in his sorry life.

Federal government of Nigeria has demonstrated its cluelessness by fighting Lagos State over registration fees and levies on hotels. Lagos is not the only city or state in Nigeria where federal government as of foolishness concentrated certain economic infrastructures in Lagos. Port Harcourt or even Warri can give Lagos a run for its money if federal government has solid economic policies on the ground. Why should I fly to Lagos or ship to Lagos instead of Port Harcourt if enabling and comparative facilities are situated in Port Harcourt?

Nigeria

Most Christians are imbecilic noise makers. Christians in Kaduna State should have unleashed measured attacks on Muslims if the idiotic Sheikh Muhammadu Gumi has, in fact, negative comments on the personality of our Lord Jesus Christ.

This moronic dimwit called Adams Oshiomhole should have resigned from his position as governor in protest instead of searching for newspaper attention.

I say Kudos to the House of Representatives for the support of administrative and financial autonomy for Local Governments as well as the abrogation of State Independent Electoral Commissions, SIECs.
These moves are signs of grass root democracy. There is no need for SIECS since Nigeria has INEC which is capable of conducting any form of state election.

In addition, I call for scraping of Senate and position of governors in Nigeria. The Senate has become a useless body and governors have become despotic. Anybody such as Senate, which did not deem it necessary to extend democracy to the level of local government, has no place in Nigeria.

Katsumoto: So its no longer because Nigeria had USSR in its corner, its now because Biafra wasn't already a nation. So all the nations such as the US and latin American countries that won independence through war were also independent established countries? Lmao

You stated vietnam had no strategy yet Vietnam overcame two world powers (US & France) in wars and you believe it had no strategy. I have already given you the strategy in defeating the US; do you want me to educate you on the strategy used against France?

I will address the rest of uour post later, let me enjoy my bbq.

I guess you get fancied by telling fabricated crap. The year was 1946 and France could have ceased to exist if not for USA and Britain yet you get amused to call France world power. Any goon can indulge in art of guerrilla warfare but what matter is the sustainability of such strategy.

North Vietnam was supported by countries capable of derailing anything the USA and its allies threw at North Vietnam. North Vietnam received the latest weaponries in Russian, East European and Chinese
armories.

If ordinary Cameroon was in support of Biafra, the outcome of the war would have been different regardless the numerical strength of Nigeria and the support it received from Britain and USSR.

Tolexander: 'the fool saying' applies to you dede the old cargo!

Face katz sodomising you and not me.

You gat no hidden place here, we will always fish you out. Dede1, duru1, dedetwo, deridegull and others at large.

Keep fooling around with Dede1’s moniker until he catches you on the childish truancy, olodo.

[quote author=Top_Bayo]Dede...but on a lighter note, what is the meaning of this your new moniker? Why are you deriding Gull? [/quote]Do you mean the gulls such as Tolexander?

@OP

No group of people can formulate into a nation without identity. Nigeria does not have identity.

Tolexander: omo ire bi iyan.

I promise you my grandma for this simple lesson you taught that old cargo.

A fool at forty is bound to be fool forever. May I ask what lesson you were on about? There is no doubt you and ilk bath in propaganda.

Katsumoto: Hahahahaha

Just as I thought. Dede1 has no clue about military strategy. So which powers supported Vietnam when it defeated France in the French Indochina war that ended in 1954 after the battle of Dien Bien Phu? Vietnam simply out-strategized France.

Let me explain North Vietnam strategy to you. North Vietnam had approximately 500,000 combatants (including Chinese, North Korea, and USSR) while South Vietnam had almost 2 million combatants (including US, Australia, Thailand, New Zealand, Laos, etc). When the war ended in 1975, North Vietnam had lost over 1 million while South Vietnam lost approximately 300,000. These figures do not include civilians. At the start of the war, Ho chi Minh realised that the US public had little appetite for the war with all the anti-war demonstrations and movement. His strategy was simple - don't surrender, send as many US soldiers home in body bags or seriously maimed/wounded.

This strategy meant that many more of his own (North Vietnam) soldiers would die. Some of the battle formations deployed by North Vietnam had no purpose order than to kill American soldiers. With all the hoopla about US deaths in Afghanistan, they have lost less than 3000 lives while the US lost over 60000 lives in Vietnam and over 300,000 wounded. With more bodies arriving, the US congress passed the Case-Church Amendment in 1973 prohibiting US military presence in Vietnam. Saigon fell two years later resulting in the unification of North and South Vietnam.

And Dede1, Thailand supported South Vietnam just like the US.

I know you are partly Yoruba so being economical with the simple truth is understandable. Vietnam had been under French before the World War II but it was over run by Japan. When the Japanese pulled out of North Vietnam due to allied forces pressure, the people of Vietnam took the opportunity to establish their own government lead by Ho Chi Minh. However after the war, the victorious allies allowed France to govern South Vietnam while North Vietnam was controlled by the non-communist China. In 1946, France expressed intentions to reclaim North Vietnam but North Vietnamese led by Ho Chi Minh resisted the idea and war broke out between two countries.

The France, supported by western allies including USA, elected to appoint Bao Dai as the leader of Vietnam while Russia, China and Eastern Europe refused to recognize his rule instead supported Ho Chi Minh as leader of Vietnam.

I shall stop here so that you have a chance to rethink your begoted stand because Biafra was not allowed to function as a country without war for a day.

ckkris: Junior? Al was Lt Col, just one rank following the Scorpion who was a Colonel. And in battlefield all the bigness don't count, as everyone must co-operate, not knowing who is about to drop dead, or seriously injured, even without warning.

In any military, even the idiotic 1967 Nigerian Military, junior officer of one rank can not recommend a superior for command position. Obasanjo could only be recommended to Gowon by Obasanjo’s superiors or peers at the military Headquarters (HQ).

Alani Akinrinade and Alabi-Isama, as sector commanders during war, can only recommend juniors officers to GOC of Division for position as brigade commanders.

Rexxie: it beats my imagination that imbecilelike blokes like you still exists! Find it hard to understand that a supposedly adult like you will go through a thread,read up the comments,digests all,'thinks',but comes out with such childish post! Dont ever wanna join issues but where d hell were you when PEJ was also on the receiving end after her reckless utterances on the person of the prof? Or is pej now from gusau? Must good people keep silent and allow evil to thriumph on the alter of tribal and ethnic sentiments? Gumsu (whatever her name is and means) and her bloody family are just lucky that this country is such a strange place otherwise they all, young and old, would long have been executed or banished to niamey, niger republic where they are really from or to bamenda or is it garoa or younde, cameroun where her equally thieving alhaji husband, whom she certainly must have been bequeathed to when she was under 10years, hails from....

I have read from stinking rapscallions on this forum but you seemed to be hopelessly low on the rungs of the stratum. You make moronic dingbats look like geniuses. I shall go to war with Wole Soyinka without minding death but will never attempt to stop people from criticizing him. If Gumsu’s opinions should be censored, Wole Soyinka’s opinions should too.
If Gumsu’ husband is now a thief because she publicly disagreed with Wole Soyinka, what will those whom Wole Soyinka publicly repudiated will call his divorced wives? I shall not give you a clue but think, olodo.

Katsumoto: Hahahahahaha

Funny Dede1, have you ever seen a war in which all sides were balanced? That is where strategy and execution come in. If your enemy is superior to you and you don't have the nous to defeat him/her, why get into the fight in the first place? Did tiny Vietnam not send the mighty US out of Vietnam? What strategy did Ho Chi Minh execute to win the war?

Ho Chi Minh’s Vietnam did not have any meaningful strategy other than the massive supports both in material and personnel guaranteed by USSR and China. Even tiny and neighboring Thailand and Laos supported Vietnam. Biafra had none of such supports yet fought gallantly.

[quote author=Top_Bayo]Shut up Dede!

So Ojukwu and all the ragtag Biafran soldiers are soldiers of "tactical repute"..... It's time you go on exile permanently from this forum. You keep ridiculing common sense with everything you writes here...on the forum. [/quote]I had wished you showed up with your noted handle and be shown what “common sense” is all about, olodo.

[quote author=~Bluetooth]I was reading with keen interest until I saw the bolded and behold,I realised the man is suffering from senile dementia. So we should believe that the woman asked OBJ to see her and she ordered him to blow the bridge because a whole general lacked strategy and tactics to know he needed to blow up a bridge to cut off access to the enemy ?

Clueless or no clueless,the simple reality is that Obj took over from Adekunle; chased ojuku to Ivory Coast, won the war, killed Biafran dream and kept Nigeria united. If y'all want to start killing yourself over what one frustrated old man is spewing, you are welcome to the party. Fasten your seatbelt and enjoy yourself ![/quote]Shut your putrid mouth for once. The two clueless field commanders such as Obasanjo and Adekunle could not chase ants out of a bread talk less of Biafran soldiers and Ojukwu. Alabi-Isama maybe a joker too but he has iota of truth in his overly exaggerated recollections.

Rt FNJ: Kel4soft let me correct U, amaechi can be xpelled frm the party by even his own ward chairman, even d president can b xpelled frm d party by his ward chairman u can ask... Den d issue of amaechi's suspension being in court, last 2weeks d court struck out d case on d grounds dat,it can not handle such case,u can also confirm dat too.. Thnx..

Bros, you are correct. However, it is not the chairman but ward chapter of PDP where Amaechi is registered can expel him from the party.