Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu'a Attire To Court Today (Photos) by Duru1(m): 11:02pm On Mar 07, 2016 |
jlinkd78: Honestly I v personally learnt a lot from this unfolding case that what it actually takes to be alive is to look at ur enemy eyeball to eyeball and make him understand u are ready to die than to live d life of cowards. Mr Kalu u v really shown d world dat d Nig govt knows d truth dat under an ideal trial they can not build a strong case against ur agitation and this account for d seeming frustration on d side of d state agents. Imagine d frustration on d side of d judge too who is even subscribing to d celestial orders i.e d spritual heavenly bodies of which God Almighty and His Angels are in charge for adjudication. U now see why Mr Kalu has always told all dat he was actually on this mission cos Chukwu Okike Abiama (God of creation) sent him. The judge has inadvertently admitted dat any fight against this course is directly a fight against d celestial bodies. Cant fail to observe d articulate composure on d side of these three wise men from d East and d well tailored white (a celestial colour) dressing. Nnamdi must have lectured them wella himself being a student of contemporary History. Congrats in advance. It is even shameful to look like a Nigerian when a so-called learned judge has stomach for the idiotic and juvenile circuses staged by the dumbass federal government of Nigeria in prosecutorial attempts against IPOB leader. |
Politics › Re: Kemi Adeosun-a Victim Of Arab Islamic Intimidation by Duru1(m): 10:30pm On Mar 07, 2016 |
Remember that Yari.ba peeps in Nigerian army officer’s uniform were cowered and stampeded into neighboring Dahomey. This timid lady of Yari.ba extraction should not and cannot be an exception. |
Politics › Re: Mile 12 Saga: Hilarious But True (photo) by Duru1(m): 10:13pm On Mar 07, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Mile 12 Saga: Hilarious But True (photo) by Duru1(m): 10:12pm On Mar 07, 2016 |
Mjshexy: We don't need all this ethnicity & tribalism, we must learn to give peace a chance & give room for tolerance if not we would have failed our unborn generation. God bless us all  Believe me, Nigerians need ethnical distinction & tribalism to create a good and flourishing society apart from each other. Nigeria is a zoo. |
Politics › Re: Yoruba And Hausa Clash In Mile 12 Lagos by Duru1(m): 11:24pm On Mar 03, 2016 |
The unruly excesses of certain individuals from the northern region of Nigeria were shamefully aided by the Yari.ba peeps and other so-called minority groups in southern Nigeria. |
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Politics › Re: SW Politics. Yoruba Political Renaissance. The Vanguard. The Cable. by Duru1(m): 2:16am On Feb 04, 2016 |
arresa: [s][/s]
You should know by now that you eternally ignorant, disgruntled, bitter and angry iPoD looser are utterly irrelevant and meaningless to me.
You are not going to bate me into your worthless and senseless iPod low self esteem and victim mentality idiocy.. This is typical Yari.ba with measured idiocy and bigmouth. I can see some dudes with weird hairdo in the pictures you uploaded. I guess they are the phony Abobakus of the Obas. It was not too long ago when such Yari,ba peep decided to elope. Only a dummy believes craps from Yari.bas' mouth. |
Politics › Re: SW Politics. Yoruba Political Renaissance. The Vanguard. The Cable. by Duru1(m): 1:54am On Feb 04, 2016 |
arresa: [s][/s]
Must this iPOd old man bore us with his ignorance, lack of civic and social studies education? Elementary school kids sounds better than you losers.. It is evidenced in the settings of Lagos and Ibadan that you never had proper elementary education. Only a fool feels wise aftermath of an event. I guess Ibadan was the capital city of western region of Nigeria never had to develop but Lagos. What a sucker. |
Politics › Re: Biafra: Judgment On Nnamdi Kanu’s Bail Inappropriate, Bias – IPOB by Duru1(m): 1:46am On Feb 04, 2016 |
Gbawe: Have you been following events? Why insult the judge and question his ability when he is totally correct about Kanu? Is Kanu not the same individual who said Yoruba pastors must not step in Igboland to preach? Do you know the implication of that announcement? First of all, in a sovereign State, Kanu, like Boko Haram, is trying to impede the freedom of movement of others when he has no right or authority to do.
Secondly there is proof Kanu incited others dangerously with that announcement because members of IPOB pledged to kill Yoruba pastors for kanu if they set foot in Igboland. Thirdly, asking others not to set foot in Igboland means Kanu is assuming the Presidency of a mythical State within Nigeria. The real President and legitimate Government therefore is duty bound to show Kanu that all Igbo States are still part of Nigeria and must obey the laws and constitution of Nigeria.
This is not the GEJ Government where the terrorist group Boko Haram controlled territory others could not set foot in. Under this government, neither Kanu, Boko Haram or anyone else will be allowed to act like a breakaway state or territory. That is just one example and I don't even need to give more where Kanu threatened other Nigerians and declared a readiness to fight Nigeria and Nigerians. Bottom line is that, as they say in the UK, the FG and the legal system of Nigeria has Kanu "bang to rights". The fool talked and threatened himself into serious trouble to the extent it is very, very easy to make a legit case for denying him bail. I guess in your little brain of despair, as do the so-called judge, you concluded that one man without ordinary BB gun is threat to Nigeria. If Nnamdi Kanu is considered a threat to dumbass Nigeria by undisturbed social order, I can safely say that Nigeria does not deserve day of existence on earth. |
Politics › Re: Why Is Se And Ss Resistant To Change by Duru1(m): 1:31am On Feb 04, 2016 |
Adebowaletunji: Abia;Ebonyi;Enugu==PDP States Bayelsa;Delta;Akwa-ibom;Rivers and cross-river=PDP states
but south-west only ondo and ekiti are PDP states...how come? The SE and SS had rather resist the change proposed by the APC (Arewa Poverty Change) than embrace the idiotic craziness. |
Politics › Re: SW Politics. Yoruba Political Renaissance. The Vanguard. The Cable. by Duru1(m): 1:27am On Feb 04, 2016*. Modified: 1:49am On Feb 04, 2016 |
arresa: Two major events occurred last week that hopefully will signal a new dawn in Yoruba land. The Oonirisa, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, Ojaja II, visited the Iku baba yeye, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi III, Alaafin of Oyo on Sunday, January 17, 79 years after an Ooni visited an Alaafin. It was an unprecedented visit, which further cemented Oba Ogunwusi as a progressive – not in that jejune political usage in Nigeria – and one who keeps saying and doing the right thing.
The rivalry between Oba Adeyemi and his predecessor as Ooni is still fresh in memory to warrant a recall here. Yorubaland suffered immensely as a result of their unnecessary battle. I shall return to this later. The second was the admittance of Lagos State to the Odu’a Investment Company Limited after a meeting last Tuesday. The Ondo State governor, Dr. Olusegun Mimiko, announced this cheering news at a media briefing.
Mimiko added that the governors have also decided to increase the revenue base of the company from N4 billion to N20 billion. Ordinarily, this ought to gladden the heart but when one remembers that nearly all the states are incapacitated economically with the governors seemingly helpless and frequent propensity to making bad economic choices, you wonder how they hope to achieve this. But then that’s why the fact that Lagos is joining makes greater meaning as other states should be able to leverage on its economic potentials as springboard for commercial viability.
The Ooni’s visit should be seen also in the light of ‘I don’t have to continue fighting you because my father fought you’ which can signpost a new beginning in Yoruba politics. Yoruba politics is used in this context advisedly as it simply means politics played by Yoruba not any particular or dominant political party. This is why the statement credited to Oba Adeyemi that were the late Obafemi Awolowo alive, he will be a member of APC appeared to stretching incredulity rather too far but kabiyesi is entitled to his opinion, no doubt.
I wonder how the proponents of gedegbe l’Eko wa that is Lagos stands alone, ideology see the entrance of Lagos State into the Odu’a group as they have always tried to separate the state from their kith and kin in other Yoruba states. [b]They conveniently forgot that Ilupeju, Ikeja, and Mushin areas were developed by the Western Region under Awolowo, which gave birth to industrial estates that propelled Lagos at a level to the economic prosperity it enjoys today. They should also be reminded of Epe Plywood factory established by the Odu’a group too not just because of the Epe forest, but to give the Epe and Ikorodu people a sense of belonging. [/b]
https://www.thecable.ng/yoruba-political-renaissance The highlighted in red is arrant nonsense. On wonders why it took this long to it Lagos into the so-called Oodua Investment Company Ltd. Awolowo could not even develop Ibadan talk less of Lagos. Yari.ba peeps are ridiculously shameless when arrogating craps to their goofy selves. |
Politics › Re: Recent Supreme Court Judgements - International Embarrassment by Duru1(m): 1:15am On Feb 04, 2016 |
Mixty: I am not an APC groupie. Neither am I a PDP zombie. I have been a strong critic of the Buhari govt. I have opened threads to lambast the current APC government.
However. The truth must be told. It is shameful that the supreme court will affirm elections that both the national and international communities have condemned for the mindless rigging that the marred the election.
Two case studies are the Rivers and akwa ibom state governorship elections that were marred with electoral malpractices. both the tribunal and the court of appeal validated the fact thar bothe elections were rigged without an iota of conscience. yet the supreme court shamelessly validated those rigged elections to the surprise of Nigerians and the world at last.
The supreme court judgement of late has become a national and international embarrassment. And our highest court in the land is beginning to lose their reputation.
The supreme court is beginning to emerge as the greaest threat to free and fair elections in Nigeria.
Mixty Silly |
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Politics › Re: 3 Reasons Why BIAFRA Can't Work by Duru1(m): 1:06am On Feb 04, 2016 |
Oblongata: well i don't know what you are talking about, i have said my mind only as a Nigerian, not as an igbo, yoruba or hausa man.
@ busybodies pot calling kettle black. i was'nt exactly expecting many constructive argument comments, was expecting you bunch of zombies and noise makers also. in a saner clime youths would have started investigation on the piece and came back with a well researched conclusion. for nairaland na frustrated cybercafe attendants full here jus to dey yarn dust. Per the emboldened, I guess it sucks to have a terrible Nigerian mind. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Given So Much To The Igbo Nation, Why Do Some Of Them Wish Her Bad? by Duru1(m): 9:51pm On Jan 19, 2016 |
kingzizzy: So what is the point of one Nigeria then since it leads to millions of deaths? Please do not pay mind to Dayolodo. He is not much of an intellectual. |
Politics › Re: To Get Biafra, Forget About Biafra by Duru1(m): 9:39pm On Jan 19, 2016 |
Sweetlemon: The thing about SS people is that we claim brotherhood with the Igbos when we need their partnership. A good example is GEJ. When last did you hear him talk about Igbo? The SS people on NL pointing out this fact are the sincere ones. The rest like barcanista will rather continue using them to further his NL political campaigns. Igbos are very sensitive people. Hail them, kiss them, hug them, sweet-talk them, and they will carry your matter on their heads like gala. Politicians are very aware of that and that's why it's easy to use them. Just look at Fayose, just look at the way Igbos are hailing a man who disgraced his mother because of politics. Why? Simply because he is fighting their percieved enemy. Seriously! Your portrayal of Igbo in the above post is arrant nonsense. Ndigbo will never forget who sojourn with them. The only issue here is that Ndigbo tend to carry it individually instead of communally or sometimes party loyalty. Ndigbo voted for Abiola and Obsanajo as well as Taffa. I guess ordinarily, Ndigbo should not have voted for a Yari,ba peep because Yari.ba would rather drown than vote for Igbo person. |
Politics › Re: To Get Biafra, Forget About Biafra by Duru1(m): 9:27pm On Jan 19, 2016 |
leke12: Most igbos clamouring for biafra are just too dumb to think deep b4 they act especially when it comes to money. The main reason is their eyes are on Niger delta oil, "imagine that" they want to suppress another nation just for the short term oil goal which will soon be of less importance but I trust all d creek guys, they won't accept. For God sake u can't even develop one state in ur region up to a metropolitan with all d so call 'igbo is bless', "igbo is jews", "igbo is hardworking" and then u want a whole country. Wao! U must be the 'wisest tribe' on earth, my experience in Abia was noting to write home about. U guys are actually living and feeding on other regions. U can't even survive a year if u ever achieve ur biafra, I just pity those igbos wey dey ff dat ur so call biafra leader(d guy get dual citizenship and gbege na to run go ireland. Per the bolded, the dumbest fool in the process is the person who knew that those clamoring for Biafra are too dumb but remains irrefutable dumb to let the clamorers sail to their foolishness. Nigeria should make them realize their dumbness by letting them go to their poverty stricken homeland. |
Politics › Re: A Clarion Call For Us (igbos) To Restore Our Image: by Duru1(m): 9:18pm On Jan 19, 2016 |
raumdeuter: Dendemorron when are you going back to that cesspit called Nigeria? Dayolodo, I have refused to return to the cesspit. I left the shore of the cesspit in good condition only return to it in worse than good condition. |
Politics › Re: Dasuki And Olisah Metuh's Appearance In Court - The Difference by Duru1(m): 9:11pm On Jan 19, 2016 |
girlfriendsnatc: Difference is: one thief was cooperative with the investigators to expose his fellow accomplices, while the other thief was an unremorseful arrogant recalcitrant fool that thought he was unsinkable like the Titanic, until EFCC hit him with hard evidence like an iceberg. Anyway, viviangist2 goan face ur amebo work and leave politics for unbiased discerning intelligent people. Politics is not for people insinuating unfounded conspiracies or asking dumb questions. #Nansense Per the bolded, are you serious? Your idiotic government had hard evidence still wants the guy to self-incriminate himself by singing. Nigerians are very illogical. |
Politics › Re: See What Igbos Are Saying About Olisa Metuh In Handcuffs, Will Shock You by Duru1(m): 8:56pm On Jan 19, 2016 |
EbiscoComedian: Seriously, must we see everything in Nigeria from the tribal angle? Tafa Balogun was put in handcuffs in this country and the Yorubas never said it is because he's their brother, rather they even criticized him for embezzling Nigerian Police funds and bringing shame to his people.
Sambo Dasuki had told EFCC what he did and how he acted on Goodluck Jonathan's instruction to give out more to PDP leaders. But Olisa Metuh said he won't tell EFCC how he used the money he got. He kept playing hide-and-seek even while in detention, thus exposing himself.
He appeared in court from Prison on Tuesday in handcuffs and some Igbos have already playing the tribal card, saying Dasuki the giver was not put in handcuffs but Metuh the receiver was in handcuffs.
Those making these tribal claims should note that - See more at: http://www.mcebisco.com/2016/01/see-what-igbos-are-saying-about-olisa.html#sthash.THS0uc3D.dpuf Per the bolded, please do not tell me the stupidity of Nigerians is this brazen. How could Nigerian authority arrest someone for any criminal offence and still wants arrestee to tell the authority how the offence was committed. |
Politics › Re: Dasuki And Olisah Metuh's Appearance In Court - The Difference by Duru1(m): 8:45pm On Jan 19, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Dasuki And Olisah Metuh's Appearance In Court - The Difference by Duru1(m): 8:44pm On Jan 19, 2016 |
mascot87: No be ur fault, if I had ignored ur rant, you wouldn't have d gut to ask foolish question from me. Bros I guess foolish comment usually attracts foolish question in Nigeria. This is Nigeria not Ghana. |
Politics › Re: Biafran Protesters In Aba Are Jobless - Gov Okorocha by Duru1(m): 8:41pm On Jan 19, 2016 |
newsallround: Imo State Governor Rochas Okorocha has condemned the pro-Biafra protests in Aba, Abia state...
The protests were against the arrest of the director of Biafra Radio, Nnamdi Kanu.
Okorocha said the protesters are jobless and any other activity of the separatist group did not have the backing of any Igbo leader or the Southeast governors.
A statement by his Chief Press Secretary Mr. Sam Onwuemeodo said: “The ugly development is highly regrettable, especially when it is clear that such violent protests in the name of Biafra wouldn’t add any value to the development of the Southeast and the progress of its people.
Source: http://www.zubbyblog.com/biafran-protesters-in-aba-are-jobless-gov-okorocha/ You dumbass fool contributed to their joblessness. |
Politics › Re: Dasuki And Olisah Metuh's Appearance In Court - The Difference by Duru1(m): 8:39pm On Jan 19, 2016 |
Omotolu: Dasuki is co-operating with the law, and mostly talking; while Metuh is daring not to repay any shi-shi (money). If the government does not have any clue or case against Metuh, he should be freed. The silly government should not expect Metuh to incriminate himself. The dumbass Buhari government should have a solid evidence of crime before arresting the guy instead of expect Metuh to sing. |
Politics › Re: Dasuki And Olisah Metuh's Appearance In Court - The Difference by Duru1(m): 8:35pm On Jan 19, 2016 |
mascot87: Na him talk say him wan go court o na him court send am go kuje prison Dasuki who allegedly did not want to go to court yet they carried him to court. What silly logic is this one? |
Politics › Re: Olisa Metuh Arrives Court In Handcuffs (Photos) by Duru1(m): 8:29pm On Jan 19, 2016 |
NationalistRise: Corruption is a plague that must be rooted out and sentiments of ethnicity,religion,party,interests must be demystified and subjugated to the National good.Stereotyping and divisiveness has only begotten 3 children so far - Sorrow,Tears and Blood.When we will resolve to seek a better way?History and the Now has repeatedly shown us that only the Chief instigators and perpetrators of our divisiveness are its ONLY beneficiaries...A collective fight for Social justice is the key.A FIST is stronger that a Finger....NATIONALISTS AWAKE Muhammadu Buhari used guns to fight the ant-corruption campaign in 1966. He was among the army officers from northern region Nigeria who would have been sent packing from Nigerian armed forces because of nepotistic endeavors of Tafawa Balewa and NPC government in 1961/62 that saw many northerners who had not WASC as officers in Nigeria armed. He, Muhammadu Buhari, and his fellow northerners even threaten to join Republic of Niger. If Nigeria had to fight corruption, it must start from the root. |
Politics › Re: Dasuki Has Never Been In Cuffs, Why Metuh? by Duru1(m): 8:14pm On Jan 19, 2016 |
bettercreature: It's same anywhere in the world,any criminal who refuse to cooperate is always dangerious Not the same anywhere in the world. If the government does not have the case, it should not expect the defendant to incriminate he/her self. In USA the refusal of the defendant to corporate is by taken the fifth hence the fifth amendment, law against self incrimination. . |
Politics › Re: Dasuki And Olisah Metuh's Appearance In Court - The Difference by Duru1(m): 8:08pm On Jan 19, 2016 |
ikaboy: Dasuki never came to court from Kuje prison rather from EFCC custody, unlike Metuh who came from the prisons. Why did Metuh not come from EFCC custody? Is this not the same fight against corruption? |
Politics › Re: Dasuki And Olisah Metuh's Appearance In Court - The Difference by Duru1(m): 8:04pm On Jan 19, 2016 |
Sometimes I wonder how Nigeria is still standing. There is no unity among the inhabitants who seemed to have compulsive hatred for one and another. The funny aspect is when a goofy stiff takes the liberty to educate us on the unity in Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: Dasuki Has Never Been In Cuffs, Why Metuh? by Duru1(m): 7:55pm On Jan 19, 2016 |
Elosky20: there is what we call leniency in law. dasuki is willing to co-operate with the EFFC to get back the money, hence he is in EFFC detention. But Metuh refuse to coperate, refuse to give any statement, and also refuse to talk. and also he was remanded in a prison. Yet you would want Nigeria to look like USA. The law is respecter of nobody whether you are a snitch like Dasuki or "stand your ground" like Metuh, the law and legal process should treat them equally. I guess Nigeria has too many people with the same mindset as yours hence the backwardness of the country. |
Politics › Re: Buhari And Kemi Adeosun Sign Deal In UAE - Photos by Duru1(m): 7:42pm On Jan 19, 2016 |
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