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Politics › Re: Northerners Own 80% Of Oil Blocks - Senator Enang by Duru1(m):
[quote author=ndu_chucks]Err, we all know that the real reason why you people started the killings and war, was to seize the oil and keep it all while you enslave mid-west and non Igbos in the area. Tell your lies elsewhere. dolo[/quote]You must be a malnourished prognosticator. Your forbearers used the same tactics to stampede ill-informed southerners with imaginary Igbo domination. Now, I guess the so-called southerners must have realized who the real boogeyman is.
Politics › Re: Northerners Own 80% Of Oil Blocks - Senator Enang by Duru1(m): 11:37pm On Mar 07, 2013
Prof Corruption: Poor Duru1! Your have to raise your game, you are sounding more daft and clueless. Read this again


Let me interpret it for you: Aboki might be the chairman of the company cornering the oil, but the bulk of the workers would be largely from the region to maintain a facade of it being a ND thing. Thank me for that.

Demdem's comment has nothing to do with civil war in which a devastating blow was delivered to the Biafrans.
The above inert display of idiocy is one reason Africans are tagged as lacking in critical thinking. When and how did the so-called Aboki become the chairman of the company cornering the crude oil, olodo? My people say if you ask “a person who was not present when a corpse is buried to exhume it, he\she usually starts from the feet”.
Politics › Re: Ra,pe Now Attracts Life Imprisonment In Nigeria by Duru1(m): 11:27pm On Mar 07, 2013
Nigeria seems to imitate developed countries by rushing into areas of human endeavor that could bring untold hardship to the citizens of the country. Nigeria has one of the worst legal systems in the world. The country is lacking in any caliber of apparatus required by the law enforcement agents to perform thorough investigation if someone is wrongfully accused of ra.pe. I pity people in Nigeria who have no wherewithal to fight wrongful accusation of ra.pe.
Politics › Re: Northerners Own 80% Of Oil Blocks - Senator Enang by Duru1(m): 11:16pm On Mar 07, 2013
Prof Corruption: That's absolute truth.
Are you not the same airhead that melancholically deduced the whole world fought Biafra? The southern collaborators, Demdem referred in his\her post, are the jackasses who joined northern region of Nigeria to prosecute war against eastern region because of crude oil.
Politics › Re: THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH NIGERIA (Great Atlantic) by Duru1(m): 9:34pm On Mar 07, 2013
ijaw citizen: WOW!!!!
Nigeria is improving after all.
So there is now free internet access to all yoruba and ibo bigots. Probably the side effect of not enjoying the free education their parents enjoyed.

The most surprising aspect of it all is that- on the internet, they all magnify their wildest imagination; yoruba and igbo alike, but non of them is bold enough to say it openly like Asari Dokubo and Ann-Kio Briggs.

Seriously, I don't really know why I'm really replying this insanity. Keep dreaming boys, its good for ur disoriented brains.
You are a malnourished punk. In the little history of Nigeria, Ijo have not organized a soccer match talk less of a student riot.
Politics › Re: Northerners Own 80% Of Oil Blocks - Senator Enang by Duru1(m): 9:16pm On Mar 07, 2013
Prof Corruption: If you like say the whole world fought against Biafra. The key thing: Biafra was defeated.
The defeat of Biafra could be key thing to you. Well, you are entitled to such skewed opinion. However, it is worthy to know the jackasses who congregated to persecute the war against Biafra too. I guess future holds more revelations than we have already seen.
Politics › Re: Northerners Own 80% Of Oil Blocks - Senator Enang by Duru1(m): 9:06pm On Mar 07, 2013
true2god: To me the south south and the south east (the old eastern region) is a conqured terrotory after the Nigeria\Biafra war. The north (with British and Russian help) defeated the old Eastern Nigeria in a great war against eastern secession frm Nigeria.

So naturally the victorios power didctate the tune in the conqured territory (south south and niger delta region). Still reapin the fruit of the civil war up till date while the owner of the oil languish in abject poverty.
The above post is the type of display, a mental retar.dation and apathetic to historical fact, which constitutes the bane of progress in Nigeria. I never knew humans can deliberately tell bunch of lies to themselves and feel happy about it. Can anybody with well organized social order above his\her shoulders explain how this joker arrived to the is conclusion albeit “The north (with British and Russian help) defeated the old Eastern Nigeria in a great war against eastern secession frm Nigeria”?

The last time I check though, Nigeria\Biafra debacle was a war eastern region fought against northern, western, midwestern and elements of eastern region (with the help from British, USSR, Canada, Australia, Egypt, Niger, Chad, Cameroon and UAL).
Politics › Re: Northerners Own 80% Of Oil Blocks - Senator Enang by Duru1(m): 5:30pm On Mar 07, 2013
[quote author=ndu_chucks]I know that the truth is bitter and sometimes difficult to swallow. My advise to you is that you should not allow your bigotry to cloud your better judgement.

Our best bet as Nigerians is to work together to get PDP and incompetent GEJ out of office come 2015.[/quote]What truths are you insinuating that are bitter to swallow? The Biafrans knew Nigeria is a pretentious wasteland being deceitfully amalgamated for all the wrong reasons. It is beyond the pale of my imagination that a right thinking human will insinuate that PDP of yesteryears is the progenitor of Nigeria’s woes rooted in greed, deceit, nepotism, tribalism and religious intolerance.

If the call for disintegration of useless piece of wasteland such as Nigeria is an act of bigotry, I had worn it as a badge of honor. I have no business working for the goods of the deceitful northern region of Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Northerners Own 80% Of Oil Blocks - Senator Enang by Duru1(m): 5:15pm On Mar 07, 2013
nagoma: You are so undecided. You Greedy m0ron. Why didn't you fight for your own independence from the British? Why did you wait for the rest of Nigeria?
Who is undecided about the jungle called Nigeria? You dumbass fool will not be able to acknowledge greedy jackasses from northern region of Nigeria even if they were planted on the dirty ridge of your nose. When did the rest of Nigeria pitch battle against British during your imagery wars of independence? If the struggle for Nigeria’s independence was left in the dirty hands of Aboki from northern region of Nigeria, British would have been riding a colonial roughshod on our collective backs, olodo.
Politics › Re: The Selfishness Of Northern Leaders. by Duru1(m): 3:50pm On Mar 07, 2013
[quote author=Beaf!]I am commentless. Smart and educated south being feasted on by cattle rearing mallams. What a pity.[/quote]Where is the much talked about education of the southerners? It is ironic that the so-called smart and educated south wrote the book and fought the war that enabled the cattle rearing mallams to feast upon it.
Politics › Re: Nigerians Mark Awolowo’s Posthumous Birthday by Duru1(m): 3:43pm On Mar 07, 2013
Tonae: Which Nigerians were celebrating Awolowo? is it only the yoruba that make up Nigeria? And what were the so called legacies he left for Nigeria that should be celebrated. Is it tribalism?

And even in yoruba land he is never a hero to all, go ask the Obasanjos, the Akintolas, the Akinjides, the Tinubus and the rest of them. He may have had such a tribal vision that helped the yorubas to the top of national institutions unjustly but he did absolutely nothing that made any positive impact in other parts of Nigeria. Not in the South East, not in the entire North, which makes him a local champion for the yorubas and a hardcore tribalist. Never an inch a nationalist like the Azikiwes and the rest of them who sacrificed the welfare of their people for national unity.

Noise makers.
Tonae, these loudmouthed ingrates will not fail to amaze me. A tribally celebrated occasion of birthday’s remembrance for a dead tribal icon is about to be turned into Nigerian theme. Anyway, nothing can be new from the same folks who thought and wrote historical epistles about a drunken progenitor who fell from the sky.
Politics › Re: Northerners Own 80% Of Oil Blocks - Senator Enang by Duru1(m): 3:20pm On Mar 07, 2013
[quote author=ndu_chucks]People who caused the civil war by surgically killing Beloved leaders from the North, killed their own women and children while using them as human shields, killed hundreds of thousands more for refusing to surrender promptly - these same people who lost the war are now crying for not sharing in the spoils of the said war.

People like naijaking and Senator Enang can only confuse dummies with misinformation.[/quote]If you deduced in your infinite wisdom that northern region could have won the war alone, your imbecilic postulation of the spoils of the war could be relevant. In the other hand, I shall join you in the silly mockery of the majority of foolish southerners who joined the northern region of Nigeria to persecute a war against eastern region of Nigeria.

It gladdens my mind whenever I read from an Aboki of any class that tells the southerners to shut the hell up and enjoy their stupidity.
Politics › Re: Northerners Own 80% Of Oil Blocks - Senator Enang by Duru1(m): 3:03pm On Mar 07, 2013
[quote author=Beaf!]What a pity. How can these smart and educated folks with PhDs etc be taken for a looong ride by these cattle rearing mallams??. While you were busy reading your books and worshipping whiteman's gods, these mallams are distributing among themselves your socalled wealth. shocked[/quote]Educated or not, the scenario occurs when a group of people cuts off its nose for despising its face. Nigeria precipitated war of attrition on Biafra simply because of crude oil. It is unfortunate that majority of southerners were moronically deceived into believing Ndigbo were about to dominate them.

All these craps about educated and cattle rearing mallams are hogwash and silly copout. You can not eat your cake and have it.
Politics › Re: Weapons And Bomb-making Devices Found At Politician’s Residence by Duru1(m): 8:37pm On Mar 06, 2013
Exponental: Mr brigadier abi wetin u call ur name, if u cant mention his name, ur operation is a failure.
Did you read the article at all, olodo?
Politics › Re: Nigerians Vandalise Their Embassy In Senegal (Video) by Duru1(m): 8:13pm On Mar 06, 2013
I am upset because the protesters did not employ the services of AK47. After all, the Sultan of Sokoto is calling the government to grant amnesty to Boko Haram.
Politics › Re: Nigerians Vandalise Their Embassy In Senegal (Video) by Duru1(m): 7:59pm On Mar 06, 2013
samguru: It is very disheartening that government of senegal could fold their arms and watched some elements destroying property in the area where they have full jurisdiction to protect.i dont want to know what happened,since their useless action has not solved their problem senegalese government should arrest them and repatriate to Nigeria to face a charge called TREASON.


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Political Commentary is not meant for every fool.
Politics › Re: Fighting In Ogun House Of Assembly by Duru1(m): 7:51pm On Mar 06, 2013
deebrain: But i just saw them raiding okada in ikorodu...... sad angry
You could right because touts seem to exhibit ubiquitous tendencies. They jump from Okada to Molue to Ladipo Market.
Politics › Re: Fighting In Ogun House Of Assembly by Duru1(m): 3:40pm On Mar 05, 2013
History has always repeated itself.
Politics › Re: APC Logo And Flag by Duru1(m): 3:31pm On Mar 05, 2013
Anything with broom as its symbol should be avoided. It is an indication of bad omen. APC is already a failure right out of the gate.
Politics › Re: Illegal Structures Demolished In Ladipo Market by Duru1(m): 3:19pm On Mar 05, 2013
[quote author=Okija_juju]Explain..... huh [/quote]I shall not explain in order not to get few loudmouthed jackasses educated.
Politics › Re: Illegal Structures Demolished In Ladipo Market by Duru1(m): 3:15pm On Mar 05, 2013
[quote author=Okija_juju][b]WOW!!!! shocked shocked shocked shocked

We have identified one pissed off Ladipo trader here o!! shocked shocked shocked

LoL.. grin

Dude,

Keep calm, Eat Ugba.. grin

First of all sir.. I never said Ladipo traders should recycle their own waste. NEVER!!

Secondly I never absolved the Lagos State Government of any blames as well.. NEVER!!

However, all I am I'm saying is simply 'Because a government dosent clear your waste does not make it alright for you to live inside your own filth'. Only mad men behave like that!

We all pay our taxes Atleast I do, but I still handle my waste management myself. Infact, my landlord factored it into my rent. Now should the landlord default, I will take on the responsibility whilst calling the landlords attention to his negligence. Thats what grown up, sane people do.

Nwokem, stop venting jor! Come lets go to Ibari Ogwa and eat point & kill with Nkwu enu.. The demand for neatness in that market is ultimately for the benefit of the traders. A clean market increases productivity and attracts clients.

Madam Nkechi, wetara anyi Udeme na abu.. Nna'm a' ji iwe na obi.. grin grin [/b][/quote]If the traders at Ladipo Market had paid dues and levies to the coffers of Lagos State government towards environmental upkeep of the entity called Ladipo Market, it is humanly irresponsible to require the traders to organize for the collection of scrap metals as result of the activities in the market. Anyway, Nigeria is formed for wrong reasons and I am not surprised that certain governmental agencies are equally created for wrong reasons.
Politics › Re: Illegal Structures Demolished In Ladipo Market by Duru1(m): 3:00pm On Mar 05, 2013
[quote author=Okija_juju]Good Job Mr. Fashola...




I am not a fan of yours, but this is a welcomed development.. We cant continue to live and behave like animals in this country.. I dont care where you are from or what ethinicity is involved..

This is a good development!
[/quote]I would love it if you articulate to matters arising according to what you claimed to represent in professional life. It is unfortunate that Lagos State government is led by mor.ons who could not see gem under their noses. The commodities handled at Ladipo market and their byproducts require an above average technical machination to process which will in turn yield serious money.
Politics › Re: Femi Kuti Denies Fatherland: “I Am Not Anigerian” by Duru1(m):
@OP

This is typical amongst certain ethnic group in Nigeria. It is not surprise though that a musician from this particular ethnicity could deny his\her citizenship simply because his\her style of music is no longer in vogue in the country of his\her birth.
Politics › Re: Fighting In Ogun House Of Assembly by Duru1(m): 2:30pm On Mar 05, 2013
PointB: Trouble in paradise. Where are the ACN boys, and the retardeen choirs.
They are in Ladipo Market performing clean up job.
Politics › Re: Very Interesting: America's Secret Files On Ojukwu. by Duru1(m): 2:07pm On Mar 02, 2013
seanet01: You and other ibos were the losers of the civil war not Yoruba.
Black scorpion taught you a good lesson.
Mu he he
It appears you are a nut and swears not to get education. The so-called ragtag school boys’ army forced Benjamin Adekunle out of Nigerian army. It was 1969 when the loudmouthed Yoruba piece of crap realized that war is not holding delusional press conferences.
Politics › Re: Eze Ndi Igbo Nairaland By-Election 2013 by Duru1(m): 2:00pm On Mar 02, 2013
Gboliwe: He addressed me in English language as 'his brother' didn't you read that?
Please do not get twisted out of human form with my question. Do you not think it is proper for a poster to address you as he\she since your moniker does not indicate otherwise?
Politics › Re: Very Interesting: America's Secret Files On Ojukwu. by Duru1(m): 1:47pm On Mar 02, 2013
Fools come in different shades. This time around it came as kingofool.

Yoruba peeps have added another "first" in their collection of craps they introduced to Nigerian society. This time around, it is blackmail. It is beyond the pale of my imagination why anybody with peanut size of brain cell will associated with junks regurgitated by a plagiarizer such as Damola Awoyokun. There is a fact that stupidity can not be fixed because in this winded junk by Damola Awoyokun, ordinary correctable blunders were regurgitated as facts. What a loser.
Politics › Re: Eze Ndi Igbo Nairaland By-Election 2013 by Duru1(m):
As this post is composed, I know Ndigbo nairaland do not have a character as Eze. The Eze Ndigbo Nke Abua of Nairaland had abdicated the office. He can not even be allowed into the council talk less issue a decree. I do not know the reason why some posters still connect one Odumchi with Ezeship of Nairaland as well as decision-making. You can not eat your cake and have it. If we can not get the simpliest thing clear and correct, then efforts we put into this exercise remain futile.
Politics › Re: Obi, Bianca Condemn Demolition Of Ojukwu Centre by Duru1(m): 7:00pm On Feb 28, 2013
seanet01: You mean i did not disappoint Oju-iku?
We don't share same Cowardly genes so i don't have any reason to measure up to such man. I only try to be myself and probably emulate BENJAMIN ADEKUNLE THE BLACK SCORPION.
Again, who is oju-iku?
You are entitled to whom to emulate. However, I suggest you look for solid character instead of loudmouthed punk such as Benjamin Adekunle who kept shouting “oluwa O tio” during a hurried escape from Port Harcourt to Lagos.
Politics › Re: Obi, Bianca Condemn Demolition Of Ojukwu Centre by Duru1(m): 5:51pm On Feb 28, 2013
seanet01: Hey, empty barrel.
You need to grow up.
Again, who is oju-iku?
You have every right to flaunt idiocy and foolishness in the public. I guess you know one or two things about empty barrel and growing up. You did not disappoint your forbearers, agbaya.

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