₦airaland Forum

obicentlis: Rochas govt is still owing me bt that will not stop me from saying the truth. The project is done in my village. Go to ya villa. It is in all INEC electoral wards.

I have no connections with Ogboko in Ideato South LGA. It is good to hear you have collected your share of Imo State cake. I knew Nigerians do not blow horn for nothing. The furious defense you have rendered to Rochas Okorocha deserves some applause.

[quote author=ndu_chucks]Very funny. This poster reminds me of one Mr Gull.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/180447_ROTFLMAO_gif3d0c775232c7f27cf80592785b9635b6[/quote]You are just a wonderful creature.

dayokanu: Dendemoron sorry You got banned

Let me know when you are back so I can continue to impart knowledge into your empty skull

The above post is an inherent display of deceit only associated with one particular ethnicity in Nigeria. Are you not the same character on the complaints section begging a fellow Yoruba peep to ban Dede1 because of his\her intensive methods of impacting knowledge on you? Wow!!!! It is true apple does not fall far from the tree.

OAM4J: Dede1 has since been banned and his post hidden.

Ban message is only visible to the one banned and the moderators.

This is a shameful tribal prosecution. Even during the formative years of gbomogbomo, the chase was not as diabolical as seen on Nairaland.

[quote author=*556#]Ikemba is entitled to his political opinions? I don't think so. It doesn't sound like someone trying to making his opinion known, rather a leader calling his people to go suck arssss of their Hausa masters. we know Igbos can do and will do anything money.[/quote]For whatever reasons you deduced that Ikemba was not entitled to his political opinions, then I suggest you keep mute because you should not have one. You appeared delusional because you do not seem to understand that leadership is an embodiment of opinions. In one hand, you assumed Ikemba was a leader, in another you deceitfully thought he should not have an opinion. Are you okay?

[quote author=INI.EDO]All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA), Imo State has alleged a plot by the Presidency and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to sack Imo State Governor, Rochas Okorocha and to distort the activities of the Imo State House of Assembly.

The party also alleged plans to promote disaffection in the ranks of the state government and if possible execute the long conceived agenda of impeaching the Speaker, Imo State House of Assembly, Mr Benjamin Uwajimogu .

In a statement signed by Prince Marshal Okafor Anyanwu, state chairman, the party said: “This ill-conceived move is not unconnected with the ongoing investigation by the state legislature over allegation of financial gratification leveled against the Deputy Governor, Sir Jude Agbaso by one of the major contractors handling the state government road projects. “Governor Rochas Okorocha, a few days suspended his oversee trip to intervene, when events as regards to this subject matter almost assumed a negative direction.

“We are, therefore, surprise with the way and manner the Presidency and national leadership of the PDP unexpectedly showed interest on the matter and subsequently declared support for the Deputy Governor, Sir Jude Agbaso, who is not a member of the PDP.

“However, we gathered that the 12 PDP lawmakers in the state legislature summoned to Abuja a few days ago, met with the National Chairman of the party and its Board of Trustee Chairman, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur and Chief Tony Anenih at Nicon Hilton, where the lawmakers were told in clear terms not to participate in the ongoing investigation on corrupt allegation against the deputy governor. “According to our source, this position was an aftermath of Chief Martin Agbaso’s recent deal with the PDP.

The senior Agbaso had as part of the clandestine moves to save his younger brother, struck a deal with the PDP promising to remain in APGA as against his earlier intention to join the All Progressive Congress (APC). He also pledged to work for the PDP presidential candidate in 2015, which President Goodluck is favored to pick.

“The lawmakers, our source further hinted, also met with the Political Adviser to the President, Alhaji Ali Gulak and National Vice Chairman of PDP, South-East, Col Akobundu (retd) in another location also in Abuja and were mandated to support the deputy governor even if he was found guilty of the allegation.

They were also ordered to strategise and actualise the impeachment of the Speaker, Benjamin Uwajimogu and Governor Rochas Okorocha as both were perceived to be their problem and not the deputy governor.”

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/cover/imo-apga-unveils-plot-to-sack-okorocha-speaker/[/quote]The author of above article could come across as the dumbest soul on earth. Why should PDP expand any form of resource to impeach Rochas Okorocha or destabilize APGA in Imo Sate when the state governor has already made the move to erase APGA in the state with a leap to APC?

The Amalgamated Political Confused (APC) is a congregation of desperate political jobbers destined to run from post to pillar. They are bunch of moronic jokers. The worst of all is the group known as the Association of Criminalized Nigerians (ACN).

[quote author=*556#]THE Ikemba Nnewi, Chief Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, was
yesterday, reported to be in support for the presidential ambition of
former military leader, General Ibrahim Babangida, in 2011,Â
saying he would support him as far as it was the desire and
aspiration of the people of the country.

Ojukwu, who declared that Babangida deserves a second chance
to rule the nation, said he was convinced that he possessed the
required qualities that could take the country to further heights as,
according to him, IBB remains a strong voice in Nigerian politics.


The ex-Biafran leader, who received a delegation of Campaign
Network for IBB led by Chief Peter Dada Osadebay in his residence
in Enugu, said the former military president remains his bosom
friend.

Among the dignitaries that visited Ojukwu were Chief Emeka Ani
[South East coordinator of the campaign}, Chief Anike Agbo, Alhaji
Nurudeen Gasali Babatunde, Chief Anike Nwoga, Chief Anike
Nwaba, among others.

Osabebay, told reporters after a closed door meeting with the
former Biafran warlord that Ojukwu’s comments on Babangida
were very encouraging, stressing that the Ikemba had promised to
work with the former military leader.

He said that Ojukwu, who had cut short his visit to his village in
Nnewi to receive the group, was full of excitement and
commended the spirit behind the campaigns.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2010/05/2011-ojukwu-canvasses-support-for-ibb/[/quote]Was Ikemba not entitled to his political opinions?

omonnakoda: They have mostly been driven out ,kidnapped or eaten

Boy, do you know the people who introduced acts of kidnapping in Nigeria? Please I suggest you find out about gbomogbomo. You seem to forget that Yoruba had always arrogated first in everything to themselves.

omonnakoda: If Owerri was the Nigerian Capital would the Igbos be as welcoming and as hospitable as the Yoruba are in Lagos?

The above post is a useless postulation borne out of tribal bigotry. If you really want to know the degree of hospitality of Ndigbo compared with Yoruba, you have to build the capital of Nigeria in Igbo land.

obicentlis: Are you blinded by sentiments or you can't see actually?
I see the 307 european standard schl built by Roche Group. I see the many inner roads. I see the hero square. I see the commissioners quarters, I see the 27 general hospital. I see the orlu,okigwe and owerri urban renewal. Lots of more

Please could you break down the number of Nigerian standard schools Roche group has built in each federal constituency in Imo State? There no presence of Roche group or Nigerian standard school in my community which is the Headquarter of my local government council. Are you the only person that observed the Roche group and 307 Nigerian standard schools? Or are you hallucinating?

obicentlis: The funniest of all is that even the so called Owerri pple are behind the IHA for investigating him. Its not abt party. Even Rochas helped him to clear charges against him by uS court.

The above post is plain ridiculous. Bros, your manner of approach on this discussion is borderline goofy. Who the hell is Rochas Okorocha to help anybody clear charges as a result of indictment in USA court? If Jude Agbaso still has a case to answer in New York, there is nothing Rochas Okorocha can do about it until the case is judiciously settled.

Seun: We are sorry about this. Let me know the mod's name so I can tell him/her to stop doing that.

It is now a ban-attracting offence to spell some words in a certain way. Remember censorship enacted by web sites attracts certain penalties too.

If GEJ contest in 2015 did not disintegrate Nigeria, surely his third term in 2019 must be the straw.

^^^^ It is humanly childish for person to conclude that what a man can do another man can not possibly do. I have not seen any clue that makes Rochas Okorocha abler than Martin Agbaso as human being. Such ridiculous conjecture is a product of ill-informed imagination.

dayokanu: Mods, According to Afam he said any use of words like Yoruba would attract a severe ban. Dede1 use it he was reported and nothing severe has been done to him yet

Is this an indication that the threat was not meant for his tribesmen or we can generally resume the use of such words?

Do you want Dede1 to be ban so badly? This Dede1 must be doing something really good and honest that the tribal bigots want him\her banned. When Nigerians are calling for the deletion of somebody, chances are the person is an embodiment of truth.

I have always supported the idea that offshore crude oil belongs to all Nigerians. However, the onshore crude oil shall remain exclusive domain of the people whose land the crude oil wells are struck. It is unfortunate that Nigerians tend to complicate issues due to undue pressure from political and tribal interests.

I am not a bit surprised nairaland has gone the way of Nigeria, thus ban anything that runs against its sycophantic demeanor. Once the few ninnies among Nigerians found their way onto the corridors of power, they become instant moralists and want everybody to dance to their idiotic tunes.

Nigeria is tribal as anyone can get. Even the landmarks exude the sense of ethnic differences. I must say acts of banning poster for ethnical banter are humanly moronic. I guess we are all born into a certain ethnicity for a reason.

I have never supported GEJ or any political party in Nigeria. However if the Nigeria’s integration could be a thing of reality when GEJ contest for presidency in 2015, I shall support GEJ and PDP with all my resources.

lacasa: The Senator gave an educated estimation?.

#.. Obviously, selective judgement is a concept alien to you & the rogue senator.


Check ur records, the article is from a reknowned veteran in nigeria's oil anϑ gas industry, not an overpaid half-baked politician from the creeks.

There is nothing selective about the presentations by Senator Enang and the geologist in Toyin Akinosho. Senator Enang had scholarly enumerated that more than 83% of Nigerian crude oil blocks are owned by northerners. The ebullient senator went further to state that the owners included but not limited to characters such as Danjuma, Bayero, Atiku, Dantata and Shagari.

In the other hand, the so-called geologist who is not even a petroleum engineer was busy vomiting uneducated number of barrel an unstuck well can produce in a day. If the hack writer was an average authority in Nigerian Oil and Gas sector as people would want us to believe, he would have informed us about the number of OML owned by the characters from northern Nigeria as opposed to southern Nigeria.

I do not have to be an expert on Oil and Gas industry to reel out educated estimate of barrels of crude oil produced by Nigeria in a day. The geologist’s article without iota of statistics to prove the senator wrong is a waste of time at best.

[quote author=Ejiné]Jesus Christ, is Rochas the one in control of the legislature?
What do you mean "backstabbing Owerri people"?
If a man is found corrupt, shouldn't he be shown the door? Or do Owerri peeps gain anything special from Sir Jude?[/quote]Bros, whatsup? You are a male today, tomorrow you turn into female. I am confused as hell on this change of gender.

obicentlis: I do tell people this and they doubt and argue me. There are 3 people that Rochas can not do without,his immediate younger brother(Barr. Jude Okorocha) a perfect gentle man with wisdom, Eze Madumere and Mrs Geraldine(nee Okorocha). These people are honest and sincere people that he can trust plus other close people that were following him bf he became Governor.
He rewards loyalty.

Imo State has been turned into Rochas Okorocha’s family business. Even his son in-law is a commissioner. I could not believe a state that prides itself as enlightened could be turned into home of fools by a street tout.

asha 80: well i heard two weeks ago that the gov has removed the works ministry from jude's care to someone else whom i cannot remember his name now to report directly to him(rochas)

Is there any logic in above statements? It is funny that someone will even insinuate that works ministry is under supervision of deputy governor. How many other ministries are under supervision of deputy governor? I guess there is no commissioner for works in Imo State.

asha 80: ok nwa owerri what is the correct info?if he did not do it why did the jpros construction head said he agbaso demanded for the money?what also does okorocha have to gain to 'rubbish' the owerri people?

The news media in Owerre had been in tank for Rochas Okorocha and repeatedly informed the public that the governor awards all contracts in Imo State. Now that the elder brother and deputy governor did not agree with Rochas Okorocha about recent move to APC, suddenly the deputy governor is demanding hush money from contractors. Why would the Chairman of JBROS, Mr. Joseph Dina, listen to alleged demands of deputy governor when the contract was not awarded by the deputy governor?

lacasa: ​ so​ ur own arithmetic is based on the Senator's word right.


Let him publish the full list!.


He only picked names from a specific part of Nigeria, to push his devisive agenda.

#... Don't be a mugu!!!

Of course, at least the Senator Enang gave an educated estimation. The only mugus in the crude oil shenanigans are Mr. Geologist and you. The hack writer, named Toyin Akinosho, filled the entire page with garbage and failed to proffer an iota of prove in solid figures. If Mr. Geologist could not disprove southerners were given only 17% of Nigerian crude oil blocks, why did he wish to fool around with the subject?

lacasa: You've made half sense here.

That's the writer's case, then, watz d hullaballoo about??

The Ibori's Adenuga's Alakijas esp Etete r the real owners of the proceeds anϑ unregistered profits emanating from oil wells in Nigeria, anϑ they r all Southerners


The senator's claim lacks any weight, anϑ if the full list is to be published, it'ld stress my point the more

Maybe you would have been enlightened if the Senator had said that the 17% of Nigerian crude oil blocks belonged to southerners. Did you expect the Senator to perform the simple arithmetic for you too? The hack writer did not even attempt to disprove the 83% claim by the Senator Enang.

[quote author=ndu_chucks]There doesn't appearto be much love between the SEners and their neighbors as clearly shown by Truckpusher's honest exchanges here.[/quote]Who will be talking of love or lack thereof when Nigeria is disintegrated? We shall be engaged in territorial expansionism and grudge warfare. By the way, the punkazz you referenced in your post is nobody. Unlike you who have claimed to be "bi-ethnical", the jackass is ashamed of his\her ethnicity.

[quote author=Okiki_Oluwa]Awolowo, a blessing to Nigeria.[/quote]Actually, Awolowo, a curse to Nigeria.

I am not surprised on the tilted stand taken by the Yoruba author of the article. Mr. Akinosho did not make any attempt to disprove the claims made by Senator Ita Solomon Enang that 83% of Nigerian crude oil blocks are controlled by northerners. Mr. Geologist just reiterated what Senator Enang had said that only 17% of crude oil blocks are shared among the likes of Folawiyo, Abiola, Adenuga and Ibru.

Mr. Geologist was busy defending his\her masters in the skewed article but failed to inform us who or what government led by northerners shared the crude oil blocks. My people say “he\she who holds the yam and knife decides which portion of the yam should be given away”. Northerners, backed by the British and Americans, knew the crude oil rich blocks before allotting them to their friends and brothers. One wonders how Mr. Geologist knew the capacity of crude oil wells before it is sunk. It is not a surprise though that only OML blocks allotted to the northerners are gushing crude oil.

Truckpusher: We aren't fools boy.......we're biding our time and when that day comes y'all will crying like ladies.

Trust me it's always wise to fight at the right time rather than fight at the wrong time and be vanquished ,subdued like our neighbor.
Just one day that's all we need.

You have been so dutifully moronic in your useless posts as you hid behind nonsensical Niger Delta to make comments only propagated by denial cowards. If you do not mind, what the hell is your ethnicity in the cesspit called Nigeria?

One lady from Ogoni had recently warned ingrates in Nigeria who readily hide behind Niger Delta while spewing craps to answer their father’s name. What she meant was the stand of Ogoni people in Nigerian polity is clearly understood and the fool’s delight named Niger Delta is dystopic. The last time I check though, the term Niger Delta is a piece of dirt that serves as home to many ethnic groups in Nigeria.

Prof Corruption: OMG, eeyah take heart. It's clear beyond reasonable doubt that you have issues with comprehension. A word has more than one usage in English language. Extrapolate means to infer, to estimate or draw further conclusions from available information. In other words, it means making projection from known information. Its application is not limited to mathematics where you extrapolate a straight line graph to get an intercept. Thank me for that.

There is no basis for me to engage you in a meaningful discussion. You now have to raise your game to get a response from me.

It is not the case of number of usages but appropriate usage of a word in grammar, olodo. You are a bloody regurgitated fool whose craps should not attract responses from anybody and certainly not from me.

Prof Corruption: Critical thinking my a$$. Your problem is lack of comprehension skills. Clearly, you can read but pathetically you can't understand not to talk of extrapolating from the message. I am not interested in your buried corpse but nevertheless salute the folks that pulled the triggered. You get it? You have been defeated and shared as spoils. Take heart.

No wonder you are dumb as hell. Only a nitwit such as you will attempt to inject mathematical expression, which you know nothing about, in a phrase laden discussion, Agbaya.