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PoliticsRe: Why Do Ladies Shy Away From Politics & Political Discussions? by Desola(f): 2:16am On Nov 10, 2011
jmaine:
Pesin dey try twist this thread to male versus female . . .very soon na Igbo versus Yoruba this nice thread go turn into . . . Na wao . . .
As per usual na?

When you and your sister decided to play that game, it's only right for the fly to perch on that s.hit!
PoliticsRe: Why Do Ladies Shy Away From Politics & Political Discussions? by Desola(f): 2:14am On Nov 10, 2011
OAM4J:
So in your opinion its because they got banned by moderators?

Out there lies political witch-hunting, blackmails, harassment etc yet the tough ones got to be heard and win political offices. Are you saying women are not that tough?

BTW, since I became a mod only one female has been banned from this section to the best of my knowledge and she was not banned for more than 24hrs.

Also what gave you the impression am based in Nigeria? Is it written on my location or what?
Liar! It was 48hrs!!!!!!!!

oops!! I just let the cat out of the bag. . .
PoliticsRe: Sahara Reporters - Are They Corrupt? by Desola(f): 2:06am On Nov 10, 2011
Beaf:
Story! Story!

Go and read that article again. It says quite clearly that they are quoting "Nigerian media sources." They were either bribed or 419ed (bribed most likely, cos its a free newspaper).

All na desperado! grin grin grin
So because they are a free newspaper they can publish falsehood? In that case, we should expect Madueke to sue them anytime soon or do you think there's no need for her to do so because she has far more important tasks before her?
PoliticsRe: Why Do Ladies Shy Away From Politics & Political Discussions? by Desola(f): 2:02am On Nov 10, 2011
grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

You guys need to get your own pound of flesh after that thorough arse whooping. It's only fair, carry go jare.

Ibos, you always carry last now.

Gbagaun! Declare the floor open. Knockout round 2!
PoliticsRe: Why Do Ladies Shy Away From Politics & Political Discussions? by Desola(f): 1:56am On Nov 10, 2011
ifyalways:
Oh,wait a mo',You guys actually think what you do here is "discussing Politics" ?LMAO

Endless,senseless and meaningless arguments aimed at massaging dead egos and general online nuisance?with ofcourse,the resident female fly perching @ every piece of shyte in sight.

Long gone are the days when this section made sense. . .and im just being nice with words.

Thank yous.
Ouch! That hurts!!!

ibo girls are too mouthed!! What happened to being your sister's keeper now, Nwanne? You are giving this boiz room to yab o.

Meoooowww!!! *scratches*
PoliticsRe: Why Do Ladies Shy Away From Politics & Political Discussions? by Desola(f): 1:55am On Nov 10, 2011
jmaine:
Cos you need to always stop playing the feminist card
well, well. . .then you really don't know me.
PoliticsRe: Sahara Reporters - Are They Corrupt? by Desola(f): 1:53am On Nov 10, 2011
Beaf:
The Huete is one of those newspapers that are given out for free and wholly dependent on advertisers money, secondly the phucking "research for credibility" only involved quoting "unnamed Nigerian sources."

Desperation na feri bad tin! grin grin grin

https://www.esquire.com/cm/esquire/images/03-Bribe-Maitre-d-071610-lg-20802552.jpg
. . .and their gain would be. , ??

You are aware that it wouldn't be like Nigeria, right? If the report is untrue, then Madueke could sue their behind and we are talking about millions of euros and discredit to the publishers.
PoliticsRe: Why Do Ladies Shy Away From Politics & Political Discussions? by Desola(f): 1:48am On Nov 10, 2011
jmaine:
Shut up, give your opinion and move ahead . . .won't even blink to any of your feminist shyte
. . .but why tell me to shut up na?
PoliticsRe: Sahara Reporters - Are They Corrupt? by Desola(f): 1:43am On Nov 10, 2011
beaf, you are an unadulterated evil!

you know well enough that these western journalists would have carried out their own research for credibility. Their reputation would be at stake if they just take any third party's information as gospel.

Esu buruku.
PoliticsRe: Jonathan gets legal advice on SWF by Desola(f): 1:39am On Nov 10, 2011
Who cares about that r3tarded son of a gun? Nothing he does is of any significance. He is just a waste of space!
PoliticsRe: Why Do Ladies Shy Away From Politics & Political Discussions? by Desola(f): 1:37am On Nov 10, 2011
jmaine:
They are not cut out for the extreme aggressive display discussions we have in our department . . .and they are also more content about drowning themselves in thoughts about relationships and family planning affairs grin
How condescending!!

Not funny at all!
PoliticsRe: We The silly Southerners By Rudolf Ogoo Okonkwo by Desola(f): 11:43pm On Nov 09, 2011
afam4eva:
@EMANY
You do have a point that a bomb blast in lagos will change things. But I pray it never happens except you and your family will be at one of those locations when the bomb goes off.
Okay, this is very funny! grin grin grin grin grin
PoliticsRe: No Outsider Can Stop An Igbo As President In 2015 –ezeife by Desola(f): 11:14pm On Nov 09, 2011
The best person they had close to being a presido was that cross eyed woman - what's her name again o? The nafdac one that became a power junkie, someone please help me o,

I loved that woman in her days as the nafdac boss! As a matter of fact, I respected a lot of ibos during obj's tenure but somehow, they turned into werewolfs during Yaradua's dispensation.

Most Nigerians respected that woman as a woman of steel! Integrity! Honour but we all know the story now. She is so bad that you don't even want to remember her name.
PoliticsRe: No Outsider Can Stop An Igbo As President In 2015 –ezeife by Desola(f): 11:11pm On Nov 09, 2011
I strongly believe ibos can be president in 2015 if they do exactly what they did in May 2011.


Thumbprint quadruple times!
PoliticsRe: Can The North Stand Alone? by Desola(f): 8:42pm On Nov 09, 2011
omonaija51:
what is it with Nigerians and their fixation with the south east. Any discussion will lead to the south east. if we hate them so much lets allow them leave. just saying. by the way this is the only Nigerian site that is filled morons who only argue emotionally without making sense.

Back to the topic, every region in Nigeria can stand on their own if they have visionary leaders that will lead unselfishly. the north can invest heavily on agriculture and can stand on their own very well. they can invest in education and change the way the average man on the street thinks. i served in maiduguri and i remember how we used to go from house to house begging parents to send their kids to school even providing school materials and bags for them and yet they refused.

If they are able to keep Islamist extremist at bay and the current northern elite are wiped out, the north ca be a shining example of self sustainability.

and for all my south western brothers that keep yapping their mouth on this site, you are not better than anyone. everybody is in the ethnic group is in the same boat until they prove otherwise.

I still believe Nigeria as a Nation will Triumph. God bless Nigeria
Its rather interesting that for your very first post, you've come here just for the purpose of elevating yourself above others and condescendingly call them 'morons'. You've read just a few posts and concluded that the westerners are bullying the southeasterners and always make them the focal point. Well, well. . .I say we indeed have a long way to go in our educational system because it appears that a lot go to university but somehow, they don't assimilate basic study skills like reading.

A white man once said that if you want to hide something from a black man, put it in a book - why? Because the black man does not read!!
PoliticsRe: Can The North Stand Alone? by Desola(f): 1:54pm On Nov 09, 2011
manchy7531:
see didirin like you talking, you want to reap what you did not sow shey?don't worry

See let me tell you, if Nigeria eventually breaks up,we will go back home but i can promise you reaping what you did not sow this time will be like swallowing a bid stone cos am sure those that have laboured and brought Lagos to what it is today will not watch you take their sweat.it will not happen this time,instead we turn Lagos to Somalia the shame of Africa which it is already becoming.
Darling, I know that common sense is alien to you but try, muster a little effort and get to the minute one in there somewhere and think.

If Nigeria breaks up, and said has you have that you will go back home, why would you want to fight? If your properties can be uprooted to your land, by all means do so, we would not stop you, it's yours, you should have it. However, since these structures cannot be physically moved, you either demolish it or you hand it to the government of the day in exchange for money or, you apply to become a citizen or resident of that country but living there illegally and wanting to carry on trading would be strongly frowned upon and be met by resistance.
PoliticsRe: Can The North Stand Alone? by Desola(f): 1:44pm On Nov 09, 2011
You know it when they are getting hot under the collar because they suddenly lose all the words in the dictionary and start throwing all obscenities everywhere.

Why start a fight you can't win? Scratch that! They are ibos, they start wars they can never win.

Alas!
PoliticsRe: Can The North Stand Alone? by Desola(f): 1:36pm On Nov 09, 2011
PointB:
I don't really know why I have to be the one educating people like you, I mean people of your ilk.

So you expect Igbos to roll over and go quietly into the night when OPC and other Lagos Agbero come knocking at night. Why did you bother quoting what bliss4lyf wrote and trying to twist it when you know fully well that you dont have the wherewithal. They you shamefacedly brought it to me for interpretation. How old are you? Thirteen?  huh huh huh undecided undecided sad
Darling, if there is anything you should remember in your life, it is this: You can't teach me anything, why? Because i am Yoruba and you ibo. By the mere distinguishing of our ethnic stock, it should sound a bell to you that i'm intellectually your superior in ever facet of life.

Now, with that cleared up, i'm not in any shape or for saying that you fold your arms and not put up a fight if trouble comes knocking at your door but for the few years i've spent on planet earth as a Yoruba ilk, I know that we wouldn't bring trouble to your doors(our doors by the way) if you leave in peace. If you decide to be stubborn and stay put, then of course the consequences can only be imagined.

No, i'm not thirteen - i'm twelve and a three quater. I hope that clears it?
PoliticsRe: Can The North Stand Alone? by Desola(f): 12:40pm On Nov 09, 2011
namfav:
look at this little one, talking about choosing death grin
well, well, if they choose death, we will only be glad to oblige them. It's the principle of supply and demand. They demand death, we supply them, yanfun, yanfun.

Economics is king!
PoliticsRe: Can The North Stand Alone? by Desola(f): 12:36pm On Nov 09, 2011
The fact remains dat thanks to BOKO HARAM the break up of Nigeria is now inevitable and dat bloody war dey want, dey will get. I just hope dey are prepared for wat will be coming their ways?

As for the Lagos Ole; I have adviced my people to leave that city with their lifes dat is the most important. There is enough wealth in the east and with accountability, they will only find gain and no loss.

If OPC or any other Lagos Ole tries anything on our peace loving people going about their legitimate business then we will all choose death be prepared to either kill us all or [size=8pt]we kill u all[/size]. Congo and Somalia will look like child's play in contrast to wat Nigeria becomes.
Pointb,

You remember that i mentioned earlier that you are deficient in reading and comprehension? Well, I wasn't wrong but for your benefit, I have appended above; Blissfulyfe's post for your perusal. Thank me later.

Of course, I know that the ibos are not aggressive, nooooo, , they only initiate wars.
PoliticsRe: Can The North Stand Alone? by Desola(f): 12:31pm On Nov 09, 2011
manchy7531:
@Desola


ode buruku ni e
iwo ati awon molebi e ni mo fi jo.
PoliticsRe: Can The North Stand Alone? by Desola(f): 12:30pm On Nov 09, 2011
PointB:
Perhaps you should create a thread for that and watch people laugh at your folly.
And like I said, it only those grasping for straw that will refer a passionate outburst by a single poster as representative of all Igbos.

Without gainsaying, our the annang, ibibio, efik, and co are our truest friends and allies in Nigeria. No amount of posturing, twisting, snipping, and vain-wishing will change that fact.

Piss little witch!  wink wink
Nah, there is no need to create a new thread as this one is doing just fine and so far, the joke has been on the ibos. YOu did really well creating this thread to oust yourself.

This is like scoring an own goal!

You didn't want us to take the outburst of one ibo man as the voice of the majority, yet you want us to take your assertion (as another ibo man) as the authority?

Muhahaha. . .snookums, please don't accuse anyone else on this forum of contradiction, please. . .
PoliticsRe: Can The North Stand Alone? by Desola(f): 12:20pm On Nov 09, 2011
Bliss4Lyfe:
The fact remains dat thanks to BOKO HARAM the break up of Nigeria is now inevitable and dat bloody war dey want, dey will get. I just hope dey are prepared for wat will be coming their ways?

As for the Lagos Ole, I have adviced my people to leave that city with their lifes dat is the most important. There is enough wealth in the east and with accountability, they will only find gain and no loss.

If OPC or any other Ole tries anything on our peace loving people going about their legitimate business then we will all choose death be prepared to either kill us all or we kill u all. Congo and Somalia will look like child's play in contrast to wat Nigeria becomes.

America will not be able to stop this. angry
honeysnookums,

what would be the need for bloodshed when you have agreed that you will leave in peace? We are not vampires, you know?

Your people would continue to trade unhindered as you do presently until the dissolution of Nigeria. We would not cause you any grief, we would even assist in putting your belongings in the luxurious buses. It would be a win-win for both sides.

Yorubas don't really go on the offensive, we go on the defensive so if you don't bring sh.it, you won't get shiatsu.


P.S: you know that you can't kill us all. Think about it, have a very brief thought on it. You see what I mean? Goodgirl.
PoliticsRe: Can The North Stand Alone? by Desola(f): 12:13pm On Nov 09, 2011
emmke:
why are igbos always fond of insulting whoever disagrees with u? Just listen to how u are insulting the same people u wish to form a collabo with. Simply because (s)he gave his/her opinion. Pathetic. And i really feel sorry for whoever forms an alliance with u lot. Dont even bother insultin me (something u guys are very good at) cos it wont penetrate any pore of my skin.
You see am too?

Their emotions always betray them and they spew out the venom in their hearts. I hop the SSners are watching and reading.

Like I said earlier, they are nothing but leeches who are far removed from reality.

Anyway, not to deviate from the original topic as I know that is their wish since their cover has been blown open and the tables have been turned on them.

Can the ibos stand alone?
PoliticsRe: Can The North Stand Alone? by Desola(f): 11:48am On Nov 09, 2011
namfav:
embarassed

i want to hear from the lagosians, this should be interesting
That is their usual delusion of grandeur, darling. Take it as a pinch of salt. They are clutching at straws now so they'd throw in any jibba jabba for effect.

They came to take, not to give. Now, tell me who the real leeches are.
PoliticsRe: Can The North Stand Alone? by Desola(f): 11:45am On Nov 09, 2011
Bliss4Lyfe:
LMAO, At some of the comments above. Some people are very quick to assume the Break up of Nigeria is a Igbo, Hausa and Yoruba affair. Very wrong.

The only way Nigeria will be broken is by War and where are wars often fought, in the key cities were everybody resides.

People are dreaming of reaping were dey did not sow, simply not going to happen and unlike the 1960s, the Majority of Lagosians are not yoruba so any aggression will back fire. We built lagos with our money and no thief will steal from us without a good fight.

Then we all go away separate ways. angry
Honey, booboo, come, let's yarn.

So, what exactly are you advocating? That you wish for Nigeria to remain an entity so that you can carry on trading in our land?

What brought you into Lagos in the first place? Were you invited? Or was it that you ventured out of your territory because of hunger and Lagos being the capital at the time your first port of call? So, after making all this money why didn't you return to your bush to develop it? Why did you get so comfortable in another's land?

You built Lagos? From when to when? Show us what exactly you have built, darling. Remember, it's not all talk. That you infiltrate another's land for a better life does not equate you building it, booboo. It means that you reduced the qualify of life of the original inhabitants because you didn't come to give to the society but to take. Your assertion totally flawed, sweet pumpkin.
PoliticsRe: Can The North Stand Alone? by Desola(f): 11:22am On Nov 09, 2011
Someone said that in the eventual dissolution of Nigeria, their traders would sell their shops to the Hausas who would sell less valuable merchandise thereby having an effect on the Yorubas IGR and I couldn't but laugh in mandarin.

Let's clear this up once and for all, shall we?

When Nigeria dissolves, Hausa would be asked to leave and so would ibos. No Hausa would be buying from ibos or vice versa because for them to do so, they would be required to have a residence permit or business permit to engage in any form of trading. In essence, when the ibos leave, out of the good nature of the oodua sovereign, we might decide to give them something for their properties and then hand those properties to indigenous traders and business goes on as usual. I am sure my ogbomoso kins known for their expertise in trade all over west Africa would be happy to return home to milk this.

So, please, quit this delusion that you will be missed because in actual fact, you will be the ones missing the land of milk and honey that takes you for you and your vices. There shall be no individual trading of your assets, you sell it all to our government or you apply to become citizens and kiss our gods!
PoliticsRe: Can The North Stand Alone? by Desola(f): 10:51am On Nov 09, 2011
Kizilala:
@Desola,your tribalism has eaten so deep into your dirty Yoruba brain to the extent that you have become a lunatic.We can stand on our own and keep on deceiving your ugly dirty Yoruba self that u guys have oil.Useless Yoruba witch.
I feel for you, trust me, I do.

It can't be easy for you guys having beaten your chests all about that you are more relevant than almajiris only for them to turn around and b.i.t.c.h slap you that they are superior to you in the union, I know, it hurts.

Imagine pointing one finger at the Hausas only to realise the other four have been pointing at you all along.

This thread was created to demean the northerners but see how fate would have it, eh? The truth actually came out that you guys are worse off.

Damn right, I'm a Yoruba witch! I see things your bigotted arse refuses to see! Thanks for the accolade, you're indeed too kind.
PoliticsRe: Can The North Stand Alone? by Desola(f): 9:52am On Nov 09, 2011
afam4eva:
@ekt-bear
Keep deluding yourself that ondo has more oil than the SE or that the SE has one of the lowest IGR. When Nigeria eventually breaks up and everybody answers their  father's name, that's  when it will ddawn on you that the you've been decieving yourself. I think the SW should just take Desola's advice and everything will be ok.
We are talking about fact and realities here, Afam and not some delusion of grandeur.

Isn't it a fact that oil is currently being drilled in Ondo at present? Isn't it a fact that ondo is bringing to the table? Does your SE bring the proceeds of this "presumed" oil to the table? Fact is NO! So, as a matter of fact, you have no argument!

If I wanted to be myopic like you, I would be adding the virtual oil in ogun, kwara and Lagos to bump up the Yoruba presumptuous igr too which in no doubt will blow the whole of your region out of the waters but I don't deal in paper assumptions, I deal in living facts!

Anyway, thanks for telling ekt to take my advise. So, who's advise would you follow? That of beaf telling you to follow them and he will make you fishers of oil because your livelihood depends on it?

Can the ibos stand alone?
PoliticsRe: hh by Desola(f): 9:28am On Nov 09, 2011
Our nation cannot do without tribal sentiment because we are tribal in nature! How can you group 3 strong nations with their distinct identities together and expect there not to be tribal tension? It is just impossible!

The zoning arrangement was the only commonsensical thing the PDP ever did for a volatile nation like Nigeria but out of greed, they renegade leaving the electorates to pay the ultimate prize.

Obasanjo and his cohorts are the devils that befell Nigeria, not the Hausas!
PoliticsRe: Can The North Stand Alone? by Desola(f): 9:14am On Nov 09, 2011
The ND belongs to the elites and the western nations and the sooner Nigerians accept that fact, the better it would be for us.

Yorubas need to get back to basics and start some serious farming and cocoa production if they really are bent on having no relations with the Hausa or align with Ghana and neighbouring countries for food supply.

If they so wish, they can focus on their gas market and start to drill for oil in Lagos(offshore) by adding ogun to it also but that would be some costly shiatsu and take us back to aquare one as it were in Nigeria.

Right now, our main focus should be crop production and opening our borsers up to low income earning migrants from our non former Nigerian neighbours to replace the Hausas that would leave.

Ibos wouldn't be missed as we would get our own people to replace them, selling good quality products. We held that market firmly before we let them take over so, that should be a doddle. Technically, ibos make more off us than they contribute because they only employ their own and although their taxes come to the lgs government, the bulk of their money is spent in their own econmy. We need to put a stop to that shiatsu and make sure that thw slogan "owo eko, eko lo ngbe" is practised! We replace them with our people, employ our own people and/or low income workers from benin and togo and make sure the money stays in our region.

We already run industries and are second to none in administration so we should be good to go.
PoliticsRe: Can The North Stand Alone? by Desola(f): 9:01am On Nov 09, 2011
Yorubas would say: t'oju ba farabale, aa rimu = A patient and calm eye(s) would see the nose.

Ask yourself this: who is really the king in this union? Don't be so quick to discount the "uneducated ones". Ask: whose departure from this union would be immediately felt by you and I?

Is it the departure of the oil rich ND who provides our politicians a life of luxury or the departure of the man whom you interact with daily when you buy your food or get to the office and he opens the gates for you or cheerfully let's you into your own house? The one whom you call on to mend your shoes or sew that hole in your shirt?

The ND does not have an impact on ordinary Nigerians but on the likes who squander unimaginable amount of money on houses in Vienna.

With these very basic facts, ask yourselves: who truly is king? The North or the ND?

The ibos till today, lament that starvation was one of the factors that put them at the losing end in the civil war. Now take this case study, and run with it.

Some would say that I'm scared, but I say, that I'm being factual.

Just because the North does not blow their horns about these facts does not mean that they have nothing. As a matter of fact, they are far more clever than some of you southerners who only see the oil. You all need to think deep!

Right now, the ND means didly squat to me as an ordinary Nigerian!

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