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Politics › Re: Abaribe Is No Different From Tinubu by Eastlink(op): 5:16pm On Oct 16, 2020
superlightning:
please by all means do....don't just be stupid while doing it
I pray you don't become Abaribe’s Abobaku when the hangman loose is on his head.
Politics › Re: Abaribe Is No Different From Tinubu by Eastlink(op): 5:15pm On Oct 16, 2020
Miracle2020:
tell me how many bills were sponsored by abaribe since 2007.
I think you are only fooling yourself by saying Abaribe is an ordinary lawmaker. The law makers have the power to change this country without the executive. Continue clapping for your politicians while they are doing nothing. Akuya.
They think we are all foolish like IPOB clowns.
Politics › Re: Abaribe Is No Different From Tinubu by Eastlink(op): 5:12pm On Oct 16, 2020
superlightning:
have.....? if.....? always pandering on speculative accusations.....if you don't have your facts, SHUT UP
Yes, we will shut up, but before then, we’ll expose all the enemies of the masses.

A time of reckoning is coming for all the thieves that have held this nation in bondage. A revolution is coming and no thief will be spared. Life imprisonment awaits all the corrupt criminals that have put this country in this ugly state for 60 years. Both past leaders and present will receive their judgement. Not even scammer Nnamdi Kanu will save anyone.
Politics › Re: Abaribe Is No Different From Tinubu by Eastlink(op): 5:07pm On Oct 16, 2020
superlightning:
who incriminated him? you? your self importance amuses me. Go and and challenge him na....you can't force people to hate who you hate...when you can't justify that hatred with evidence based facts...that's witchcraft...
Nobody hates anyone. But your eyes must open by force.

1. Have Abaribe ever spoken ill about the rot in his state? If he supports the looting of the Orji’s then it means he is a cancer as well to the prosperity of Abia state. I won't sugar coat anything because Abaribe is my tribesman. A thief should be called a thief. This country has suffered for so long because of how these politicians use ethnicity and religion to divide us.

For us to make an headway and make Nigeria better, we must get rid of the stupidity and jazz the leaders have used to hold us in chains.
Politics › Re: Abaribe Is No Different From Tinubu by Eastlink(op): 5:05pm On Oct 16, 2020
A lot of answers must be produced to understand how blind my people have become.

1. Tinubu is a thief 100 %, Abaribe is a thief 100%
Politics › Re: Abaribe Is No Different From Tinubu by Eastlink(op): 5:00pm On Oct 16, 2020
superlightning:
[s]

story for the monkeys.....with all your agbero hooliganism and multiple taxation, igbo and other ethnicities have helped develop lagos to its present status. it's not Tinubu magic....[/s]
IPOB Jews and tribalism. If you have nothing meaningful to contribute keep off. The topic is about criminal Abaribe, don't derail the thread. Tell us why you people keep shielding thieves in Abia state? Mind you, separate Ibo people from your e-fight, we no send you work.

1. Abaribe served as Deputy Governor for 4 years and helped destroyed Abia with Orji Kalu.

2. Abaribe has been in the Senate since 2007 and has failed to attract federal projects to his constituency.

Check the thread below and see how you people celebrate thieves.

https://www.nairaland.com/6184916/senator-enyinnaya-abaribe-addressing-endsars
Politics › Re: Abaribe Is No Different From Tinubu by Eastlink(op): 4:58pm On Oct 16, 2020
Afamed:
I beg make Una develop one of the states in the east for once
Developer of the world aka IPoB chestbeater
Oga stick to the topic and stop derailing this thread with your tribalism.
Politics › Re: Abaribe Is No Different From Tinubu by Eastlink(op): 4:55pm On Oct 16, 2020
Afamed:
Igbos develop Lagos and left their own state in a deplorable state? Who has done Una this one again
Lagos is the melting pot of all Nigerians. Lagos is our national heritage, same as Abuja. Yoruba’s may be the indigenous tribe in Lagos, but everyone has equal right there. Both of you should not derail this thread with your stupid tribalism.

If both of you have nothing meaningful to contribute, please carry your tribalism and Bleep off. We are entering a new Nigeria and all IPOBs and Afonjas must get sense by force.
Politics › Re: Abaribe Is No Different From Tinubu by Eastlink(op):
superlightning:
my greatest joy too. Now face your Tinubu
I have no business with thief Tinubu, IPOB miscreant. I only brought up this thread because of how useless some of you people can be. Tell, your boss that people are wiser. All thieves and criminals irrespective of tribe will surely face judgement.
Politics › Re: Abaribe Is No Different From Tinubu by Eastlink(op): 4:38pm On Oct 16, 2020
Afamed:
Has Abaribe ever spoken about the millions they receive as monthly salary and allowance in the floor of the senate? He will definitely not speak against it, because he has been benefiting from it since 2007.
Use your head, 2023 is around the corner again, he will sing Biafra song for you again just to corner your votes again.
Abaribe would never speak against the millions he receives in the Senate. Just as he has never for once criticize the rot in Aba his constituency. Let him keep deceiving his asslickers. Imagine someone calling him an activist? What an insult to the dictionary meaning of activism.

My greatest joy is that the current #EndSARS and upcoming revolution will sweep off all thieves irrespective of ethnic group and religion. IPOB can continue deceiving themselves.
Politics › Re: Abaribe Is No Different From Tinubu by Eastlink(op):
deboysben:
Putting Tinubu and abaribe in same sentence is an insult to Abaribe.

Next time try and separate the weed(tinubu) from the corn(Abaribe).
Tinubu is a big shot in corruption, but Abaribe is still among the same set of plunderers. Only that he was involved in destroying Aba with the help of the Orji’s. A criminal cannot be forming activist.
Politics › Re: Abaribe Is No Different From Tinubu by Eastlink(op): 3:37pm On Oct 16, 2020
fourboys:
true,,.. but the only difference is that one stuck money with Van(s)
No one is doubting it, but Abaribe is not a saint. He’s as dirty as the rest of the politicians.
Politics › Abaribe Is No Different From Tinubu by Eastlink(op): 12:32pm On Oct 16, 2020
I saw a thread where a few IPOB uninformed members called Senator Abaribe good. Please that statement should be cautioned. Because a man became a face of a secessionist struggle he sponsored doesn't make him genuine. Abaribe is as fake as any lying thieving politician.

1. Under his watch Abia state became a cesspit
2. He was a deputy Governor for 4 years
3. He has been a Senator since 2007.

What has been his achievements so far? Speaking for IPOB?
Politics › Re: Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe Addressing EndSARS Protesters At The National Assembly by Eastlink(m): 12:27pm On Oct 16, 2020
Royalfurnitures:
[s]Abaribe is one of the voice of the voiceless in this country,some of his colleagues are mere puppets

Your home is incomplete without good quality furniture thats why we are here for you[/s]
Trash
Politics › Re: Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe Addressing EndSARS Protesters At The National Assembly by Eastlink(m): 12:26pm On Oct 16, 2020
adams123:
you guys are saying Abaribe is good but he has being in the chamber without raising any motion on their bogus allowances...I can see ethnic colouration in this whole thing now, that is the beginning of failure in this struggle. THEY ARE ALL THE SAME IN THAT CHAMBER!
Abaribe is a criminal just like other thief politicians that have destroyed this country.
Politics › Re: Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe Addressing EndSARS Protesters At The National Assembly by Eastlink(m): 12:25pm On Oct 16, 2020
nkwuocha:
Aberibe you're atleast good but go and sit down
#EndSenatorsBogusSalaries
#Revolution
Which good. You call that thief good. May God forgive many of you IPOB clowns. That thief was among those who destroyed Abia state. Deputy Governor for 4 years and Senator since 2007.
Politics › Re: Ndigbo Republic Of South Nigeria May Be The Solution. by Eastlink(m): 11:20pm On Oct 15, 2020
I can see some Aboki here trying to divide the south.
Celebrities › Re: Phyno Celebrates His 34th Birthday Today by Eastlink(m): 9:36am On Oct 09, 2020
Adrian9:
If you don't understand Igbo,you are most definitely missing out!
No hype bro, but what you said is the truth. When Phyno raps with English, he sound like every other good rapper, but when he raps in Ibo, my God! He evolves into something that I can’t explain. The lyrics connects to some metaphysical realm. As if you’re listening to Tupac and BIG fused together in one rapper.
Politics › Re: Okonjo-Iweala Vs Yoo Myung-Hee: WTO Leadership Down To The Final 2 Candidates by Eastlink(m): 11:07pm On Oct 08, 2020
Fleshly:
[s]Bro I m Igbo, and I tell you most of us Igbos don't know the amount of hate coming from our enemy camp. But I'm not here to make you believe in my story. However, I pray your eyes open to see that the people you share a country with would rather live you over there dead bodies[/s].
Trash
Celebrities › Re: Wizkid, Burna Boy & Skepta In Studio Making New Music! by Eastlink(m): 9:56pm On Oct 08, 2020
Enwhen:
Studio ??, When them suppose dey protest ??




Abeg OP, pls give me address of the studio , make I go chase them.out for protest
Which protest? Must everybody enter street for #EndSARS? Let them reform SARS and setup an internal unit independent of the IG that checks the activities of dirty cops.
Celebrities › Re: Wizkid, Burna Boy & Skepta In Studio Making New Music! by Eastlink(m): 9:41pm On Oct 08, 2020
Two Giants making history. No time abeg.
Politics › Re: FG Okays $3.02bn For Reconstruction Of Port Harcourt-maiduguri Rail Line by Eastlink(m): 10:20am On Oct 08, 2020
Romanoff:
I understand. Maiduguri is a risky investment if you ask me.
Maiduguri is not a risky investment. It’s a welcome development
Politics › Re: FG Okays $3.02bn For Reconstruction Of Port Harcourt-maiduguri Rail Line by Eastlink(m): 10:17am On Oct 08, 2020
Good one from the President. When the all the major infrastructures are complete, Nigeria will become a giant land replete with industrial revolution.
Politics › Re: Onitsha Begun With Migration Of Its People From Benin Kingdom by Eastlink(m): 9:52am On Oct 08, 2020
Bkayyy:
Another one.
Esan is here to claim to Onitsha.
Igala and ijaws what are you people waiting for?
The attendance is getting complete. The Eshan's has said theirs. We are waiting for the Igala and Ijaw to make their own claim. Lol
Politics › Re: Onitsha Begun With Migration Of Its People From Benin Kingdom by Eastlink(m): 9:49am On Oct 08, 2020
Etrusen:
ok na

clash of ibo maggots


shame on ibolites


#large without worth
Shifting goal post. Tell us the real Kings of Benin — The Ogiamen Royal family. I read they want to sue your Oba to court for impersonation. Is it true that your Oba came from Ife, as told by the Ogiamien.
Politics › Re: Onitsha Begun With Migration Of Its People From Benin Kingdom by Eastlink(m): 9:27am On Oct 08, 2020
SLAP44:
Another fictitious story fit only for the trash bin.

All Igbo spread from Nri
Ibos didn’t originate from Nri. Although older than Benin and Ife, Nri is much younger than many foremost Ibo groups. So please take correction.
Politics › Re: Onitsha Begun With Migration Of Its People From Benin Kingdom by Eastlink(m):
sarrki:
History of Onitsha

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By CHIKA ABANOBi (Last update 28/09/2017)

[s]The history of Onitsha is said to have begun with the migration of its people from the Benin Empire towards the end of early part of the 16th century as a result of a wave of unrest, war and displacement unleashed by the Islamic movement from North Africa. One version said that it was during their passage through the outskirts of Ile-Ife that they acquired the name Onitsha, a corruption of Orisha Udo.

Another version has it that their migration to East of the Niger has to do with a misunderstanding that arose between the Onitsha family and Oba Esigie (1404-1550), following the slighting of their shrine, Udo, by the Oba. According to the legend, it was customary for newly installed Oba to pay homage to all important shrines in the Benin Kingdom by slaughtering a cow in the shrines enclave. But Oba Esigie is said to have refused to do this at the Onitsha people’s Udo-Shrine, hence the quarrel and the migration down towards the River Niger area and across it.

Ukpabi disagrees with the Oba Esigie angle and posits that the misunderstanding and migration was rather as a result of “a fight over a farmland. These other people fighting over farmland with the others and interest started coming. And because of interest, bitterness ensued and the two brothers decided to go their separate ways. One said, no, ‘I will now leave you, I’m going to Ado N’Idu.’ ‘Ado’ means border. ‘I will leave you and go and settle down on my own. I’m no longer going to be with you.’ That’s the issue. So, the two brothers had to separate.”

Onitsha, capital of Igbo Kingdom
The immigrant settlers from Benin were said to have been helped by the Igalas to cross the river to settle in Onitsha in the 16th century, which was originally called Ado N’Idu. It soon became the capital of an Igbo Kingdom. In 1857, British traders in palm oil established a permanent station in the city, and Christian missionaries soon followed, headed by Bishop Samuel Ajayi Crowther (a Yoruba) and Reverend John Taylor (an Igbo).
In 1884, Onitsha became part of a British protectorate. The British colonial government and Christian missionaries penetrated most of Igboland to set up their administration, schools and churches through the river port at Onitsha.

Historically, Onitsha became an important trading port for the Royal Niger Company in the mid-1850s. Following the abolition of slavery, trade in palm kernels and other cash crops boomed around this river port. Immigrants from the hinterland were drawn to the emerging boom town as did the British traders who settled there and coordinated the palm oil and cash crops trade.

Colonial relics and post-colonial architectural wonders
Areas bordering Old Market, New Market Roads, Upper Market Road, Modebe Avenue, Iboku, Old Cemetry, Old Hospital, Mbanugo St, Emejulu St, Obi Street, Benjamin St, Court, Enugu Road, Awka Road, Egerton, etc are known as Whitemen Quarters, so-called because the white colonial masters who first settled in Onitsha, used to live here. And, even till today, the white colonial style of buildings such as you see at Yaba, Ebute Metta and Central Lagos, can be seen existing, side by side, with the new, on these streets.

But much more modern exotic architectural wonders exist in places like the G.R.A and “33” Housing Estates. Sunday Sun understands that SCityGate Real Estate Ltd, located on Mike Ilodibe Crescent and which specializes in building ultra-modern architectural structures, makes such building wonders happen for interested clients. In 1965, a bridge was built across the Niger River to replace the ferry crossing. Today, plans are said to be underway to build the Second Niger Bridge.
Onitsha is made up of three groups of people, Ukpabi reveals. The first is the Edos, the Ezechima’s team. The second, Igalas. They were the people that were fishing at the Niger by the time Onitsha people came to settle there. The third, the Igbos who are very close to the Niger and had integrated with them. These three groups make up what is today known as Onitsha.”

“Their tradition is blended with the three peoples, first the Edos, second the Igalas”, Ukpabi says. “In fact, in the past, there were some villages in Onitsha that spoke Igala. And they are made up of two villages. They are still in Onitsha. Onitsha is made up of nine villages. Two out of the nine are purely the Igalas: Ogbodu and Obigboru. So, that is how Onitsha people came to be.

“The ones with Edo influence are the monarchy itself. That’s the Eze Chima, that is the ruling villages. They are four in number. Umueze Aroli, Okebunabu (which include Umudei and Ogbabu) and Olosi. The present Obi of Onitsha, Igwe Achebe is the 21st Obi of Onitsha.”
Inter-marriages, says Ukpabi, have long existed between the Igalas and the Edos. “The people our ancestors met fishing at the bank of the River Niger were purely Igallas. They were following the Niger all the way from their place to Onitsha. So, they don’t normally come to the upper land. They remain there. They have their buildings in their canoes. So, we attracted them into coming to the hinterland. We started intermarrying with them. One of the outstanding monarchs of Onitsha, Obi Eze Aroli, the mother, Enubi, is from Igala.”[/s]



https://www.edoworld.net/History_of_Onitsha.html
Trash! Go tell the Benin expansionist that we now understand their landgrabbing tactics. A people of 5 LGA cannot found an ethnic group of over 40m. Benin should look for their brothers in Urhobo, Isoko, Eshan! Any foolish movement towards east of the Orhionwon river would be met with brutal resistance. Maybe it’s time we begin to cure some madness.

Rather it was the Ibos who founded Idu before the coming of the Oba who brought war. Ibos were the founders of Idu, and the Ogiso dynasty which began from Igodo had Ibo origin.
Politics › Re: Okonjo-Iweala Vs Yoo Myung-Hee: WTO Leadership Down To The Final 2 Candidates by Eastlink(m):
Fleshly:
[s]It's easily predictable that she will win. There's something about an Igbo man/woman who's determined, there's no force that can stop him/her. Had Buhari shunned nepotism, and allowed an Igbo judge to represent Nigeria at ICC, there's no way he/she will be disqualified at preliminary stages like that Quota system almajiri judge!

I'm sure Yoruba Muslims and their northern almajiri counterparts will surely be pained by this news, but do they really have a choice?? We Ndigbo will continue to be ahead of everybody. We have determined to rule and lead Nigeria and as anyone can see we are using our indefatigable propaganda machinery to bring down anything that stands on our way. For Example, the ongoing demystificstion of the drug baron opolo eye bourdillion thief - Tinubu, and the stigmatization of the terrorist in chief Elrufai, are some of our handiworks. By the time we are done with them, we will focus our attention on that short engine pretender pastor in Aso villa. 2023 is ours to make!!! It's either we make it or NO ONE WILL!!

But let me say this for the sake of those fickle minded Igbos, please stop falling for the cheap emotional blackmail of futa jalon illeterates, who keep asking Ndigbo to build bridges. To be honest, there's no tribe that has built bridges more than Ndigbo! But time and again when those bridges are built, the Yoruba Muslims and their northern almajiri counterparts will burn them down out of envy. Now, this generation says no MORE! WE ain't interested in building bridges again, and this is paining them because they have discovered that we are ready to square it off with them, and they know we will win!!

Yeah, we will campaign in the almajiri north and we will use our people there to secure their votes, after all the fulanis believe that Igbos are far superior to them, so they have no choice than to vote for our candidate. Though, the northern elites are not happy with an Igbo man ruling Nigeria because they believe he will not easily succumb to pressure, but again they don't have a choice, since America has now declared interest in Nigerian elections. And all of us know that the current US foreign policy in Nigeria under president Trump is in favour of Ndigbo. Can everyone now see how intelligent and smart we are?

Immediately Buhari won his elections, unlike the Yoruba people who's elders would have gone to the villa cap in hand begging for handouts, we Ndigbo said NO WAY!! We must never lose our honour, we had rejected Buahari thrice and we will continue to reject him. So what did we do?? We first started with IPOB in order to create a political leverage, thereafter, we took over the cyber space, in order to make sure that news coming outta Nigeria is always in our favour. After that we stood and campaigned for Trump to get elected, and then we began working for our people to get a chance to manage international organizations. This is a master stroke!!

Do you now see how we managed to cage Buhari? and we will continue to use these strategies on him till we drive him outta office and get our person elected. You see why we are always confident in ourselves?? Because we know how to get things done!! No other tribe in Nigeria could have pulled a fast one on a mad general who is the president, and even at that remained adamant after he became president except Ndigbo. Even if we conduct elections 10 times, Buhari will still lose the Igbo votes and we are not apologetic about it. Sometimes when I remember that I'm an Igbo man, I feel intoxicated because nothing in life can be better than it.

So you now see why the northern elites are pushing for GEJ presidency, because they know for sure an Igbo man is coming and they are morbidly afraid of it, since they understand that Igbos don't cave in under pressure and they don't like that. But do we care?? NEVER!

Now imagine NOI as the DG of WTO and Peter Obi as the president of Nigeria. I tell you not even South Africa can measure up with Ndigbo in terms of GDP Per capita. When you see most of our governors building airport, do you think it's just for fun?? No! It's in anticipation of what is to come. The world is about to be taken by storm by Ndigbo. But we must play our own by remaining steadfast on the part of independent thinking and same mindedness.[/s]
Trash. You’re not Ibo. Get lost
Politics › Re: Ikwerre And Port Harcourt Residence, Is This True? (screenshot) by Eastlink(m): 6:54pm On Oct 07, 2020
Amarabae:
no my darling, it is the bitter truth ,ask any okrika elder
Even some Okrika that you’re hyping have slave origin as well. The same way you have some freeborn Amadi Ikwerre, is the same way you have those with slave origin.

Okrika, Kalabari too also have few freeborns who migrated from both Ibo and Ijaw areas into their present abode. But Aro hinterland slaves are what populated Okrika and Kalabari. Therefore, you cannot hit on Ikwerre while absolve Okrika of their slave roots too.
Politics › Re: Ikwerre And Port Harcourt Residence, Is This True? (screenshot) by Eastlink(m):
Amarabae:
Ikwerres are descendants of slaaveeess that Arochukwus picked from Igbo hinterlands and were selling through okrika waterways until Britain stopped slaves trade, the freed slaaves settled in that located and started multiplying and started hating people from the hinterland.

check my threads for more of the history
They will forever be in Igbo shadow
Inasmuch as I’m aware that an Aboki opened this thread, to collabo with their Afonja allies, you’re not far from the truth. Ikwerre origin and a lot of Rivers groups claiming Benin have Aro underprints. The Benin angle is as fake as the falling from the sky of Oduduwa.

But my anger is focused on ndi Jews. IPOB clowns are really making a mess of Ibo reputation. These miscreants keep falling for the gimmicks of outsiders. Why must you keep fighting online with everyone? From the first time I trampled on the said thread, it occurred to me that some almajiri clowns deliberately open the thread to gauge the foolishness of IPOB nairaland.

When will IPOB understand the gimmicks on nairaland? A place where one Aboki clown keeps quoting himself with the following handles.

1. Chino aka, Kinematics, Arrewa, Osagyefo, Oneeast, JuliusMalema etc.
Politics › Re: Igbos Don't Need And Want SS In Biafra by Eastlink(m): 5:03pm On Oct 07, 2020
Sinzumoney:
please stop calling me ipob and read the thread we are basically talking about the same thing
Ok, no problem.
Politics › Re: House In Rowdy Session As PDP Loses Members To APC by Eastlink(m): 4:47pm On Oct 07, 2020
tonye33:
Does APC still exist in Rivers State?

If you stay in Rivers State you can attest that the only APC here is Amaechi and some of the aboki people sewing shoes and bags
Lol! Enjoy your delusion. Only Aboki? The luck Wike had in the last elections was that APC Rivers state was in disarray to which the PDP took advantage of.

If you people can panic over Awarra of AAC, what did you think would happen had Tonye Cole contested that election?

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