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Politics › Re: Is Nigeria Secretly Funding Unrest In Ghana? by Eastlink(m): 9:01pm On Sep 26, 2020
Trash! We already have enough problem on our hands, stop dragging Nigeria into every nonsense. Next time, accuse Nigeria for the conflict in southern Cameroon.
Politics › Re: Umahi: "Who Is IPOB To Tell People To Sit At Home?" by Eastlink(m): 8:56pm On Sep 26, 2020
Chino4NAUTH:
[s]
Same thing I'm saying the lazy cursed and useless ipob should restrict themselves to Abia state.. See how their unfortunate selves Brought death to emene in Enugu.. Cursed ipob miscreants[/s]
Don’t quote me imposter. Face which ever backward state you hail from. If na north you from face your Bandits. If na SW face your skullminers.
Politics › Re: Umahi: "Who Is IPOB To Tell People To Sit At Home?" by Eastlink(m): 8:44pm On Sep 26, 2020
DerideGull:
[s]Mr. Foolish Umahi, sitting at home for one day cannot kill the people who have families to feed. You idiotically locked them down not long ago and may still parade your foolish long stick of lockdown[/s].
Na you foolish. IPOB miscreant. Do you think people are jobless as you and Kanu? The earlier you guys are chased out from Iboland the better.

Look at Abia state where many of you clowns hail from, nothing is happen there. Rather you have thieves carting away your future. And you now want to bring that ineptitude to other parts of Iboland. Charity should begin from home Ndi uchu and anumanu them.

Infact, the army should ready their battons and koboko to flog sense into the heads of many of you come October 1st.
Culture › Re: What Ndoki People Say About Themselves by Eastlink(m): 3:46pm On Sep 26, 2020
SaintBishop:
stop typing nonsense you this joke, bonny people (ibani ) have always been ijaw as far back to the slave trade era.
You have no evidence except the wack history by Alagoa. From the the British sailors to the history of Dike, to Fombo, Jones etc. All said Bonny originated from Ndoki.

The Ijaw angle took root during and after the end of the civil war. All Alagoa’s fake history have been checked as fraudulent. Even neutral Rivers historians have attributed Bonny origin to the Ndoki.

Culture › Re: What Ndoki People Say About Themselves by Eastlink(m):
OfoIgbo:
Ijawcitizen just used his various Facebook monikers to chat and answer himself.
Two of the earliest writings on Bonny from credible and neutral sources including the first book ever written about Bonny, had already established that Igbos were the original and first settlers in Bonny.

All these your usual yahooyahoo moves won't cut it
I’m aware of this. Bonny history began to move towards Ijaw consciousness from the early 1950’s caused by the Ibos who allowed the NDC party to become influential in the Riverine areas. It was from this party Ijaw nationalist such as Alfred Biriye etc began cooking up trash. And this culminated to their success after the civil war. Later, they co-opted the Bayelsa born historian Prof. E.A Alagoa to write a wack history birthing Ijaw origin on Bonny. This historical distortions didn’t go well without being rebuked. Alagoa was criticized by various international and local historians who picked holes in his story.
And guess the story? He could not prove how Ndoki ended up becoming the founders of Bonny?

Being gobsmacked, he returned with a a revised history to counter his original fake Bonny history. But this time, he twisted the story. He went on to say that Ijaw adventurers from present Bayelsa founded Ndoki. And after founding Ndoki moved up to found Bonny. Lol!

Hope you can now see why Ijaw landgrabbers are bent on claiming Ndoki? Because Ndoki is the elephant in the room preventing Ijaw total ownership of Bonny and Opobo. A feat they failed to accomplish despite all the historical and cultural changes both Island underwent after the war.
Politics › Re: 2023: I Pity A Southern President. by Eastlink(m): 2:28pm On Sep 26, 2020
Kweensavvy:
Wike is probably the only politician that can rule Nigeria fearlessly.
Wike for all his much touted fearlessness is still an amateur. How is Wike ruling Rivers state? Does that shows you one with leadership abilities? Regardless of Wike’s ruggedness, he can never lace Amaechi’s shoes when it comes to leadership acumen.
Politics › Re: 2023: I Pity A Southern President. by Eastlink(m): 2:23pm On Sep 26, 2020
DeltaFire:
[s]Igbo can do better than be president of a completely failed state.

Serious Igbo are not looking for any president of Nigeria nonsense job.

We are seeking SELF-DETERMINATION in unity with our SS brethren.

There, Igbo and any of the other ethnic nationalities of our new nation can be president.

But Nigeria? We are done with it.

The Lower Niger Congress strategy that started 21 years ago, and that is transparent, with evidence as videos and documents on their Facebook and websites, are what Igbo and SS are following as awareness grows.

Here's a link to some of the LNC documents and you'll see they've been working without noise for a long time:

https://www.lnc-usa.org/blog/lnc-mnn-notice-board/

[/s]grin
You want them to keep chasing shadows so that you can continue enjoying their slot. And you foolishly dragged them into the LNC nonsense. If Ibo’s want to fly for Presidency, it’s left for you to support them. Not bringing up useless epistles

Ibo Presidency come 2023 should be the agenda and not all these distractions.
Culture › Re: What Ndoki People Say About Themselves by Eastlink(m): 11:08pm On Sep 25, 2020
Check up this thread to see when I distabilized Tonye’s falsehood. I’ve always known that you landgrabbers are infatuated with claiming Ibo clans in the riverine areas, but you guys are on a long thing.

https://www.nairaland.com/3377506/8-historical-reasons-why-ijaw
Culture › Re: What Ndoki People Say About Themselves by Eastlink(m):
TonyeBarcanista the Ijawcitizen. You and this your landgrabbing is a failed enterprise. Quit quoting yourself Tonye with your wack monickers.

I thought you Ijaws sent a few delegates to go bribe the Ndoki’s to accept Ijaw, but it failed woefully. As a matter of fact, Ibos will soon bring Bonny into the wider Iboland. Una go get sense by force.
Health › Re: Boy Hawking In Aba Falls Into Gutter And Drowns After Heavy Rainfall (Graphic) by Eastlink(m): 10:29pm On Sep 25, 2020
Surfacebaba:
after nnamdi KANU will be calling for Biafra look at his state.
I’m ashamed of him and other IPOB Abia based miscreants. Tell them to vote out PDP they won’t. Clowns disturbing Ndigbo with useless chants of Biafra. Charity should begin from home.
TV/Movies › Re: Dr. Chinyere Ohiri: Willie Willie 1980s Horror Film Actor by Eastlink(m): 11:01pm On Sep 18, 2020
Elder0001:
Exactly. Chucky is 100% more scary than this shît.
Child’s Play aka Chucky part 1,2 and 3 was something else. But trust me Willie-Willie was more scarier.
TV/Movies › Re: Dr. Chinyere Ohiri: Willie Willie 1980s Horror Film Actor by Eastlink(m): 10:59pm On Sep 18, 2020
Stand4YorubaIgbo:
chucky were be like comedy it only killing that is bad but it did not even come close to
The thing, the ring, Freddy Krueger A Nightmare on Elm Street, Jason Voorhees Friday d 13th,Dead Silence, d maid, d day of d dead, Scream Hereditary (2018) conjuring 2....
What about Evil Dead. You no add am for your list?
TV/Movies › Re: Dr. Chinyere Ohiri: Willie Willie 1980s Horror Film Actor by Eastlink(m): 10:57pm On Sep 18, 2020
Willie-Willie and Aiyematanga. Don’t know which one scared the shit out of me in the early 90’s.
Politics › Re: My Opinion About A Yoruba As A Tribe. by Eastlink(m): 5:32pm On Sep 18, 2020
sirjamesjnr:
[s]. Niger Deltan will kill them in numbers. They know we have mind and very violented[/s]
Aboki first kill off Boko-Haram and Herdsmen before pick-nosing into the ND!
Politics › Re: My Opinion About A Yoruba As A Tribe. by Eastlink(m): 5:30pm On Sep 18, 2020
sirjamesjnr:
. I’m not a Niger Deltan. I’m a Land grabber
I believe you meant this.
Politics › Re: My Opinion About A Yoruba As A Tribe. by Eastlink(m): 5:26pm On Sep 18, 2020
Grayoso:
Sharap. Thia is not IPOBianland.com. Clear off and go and post there. This is a Nigerian forum so bounce Nigga.
Exactly. This is a Nigerian forum. Not for IPOB clowns and Afonja touts like you. Any problem with that? Focus on your Amala and allow the Niger-Delta be.
Politics › Re: What My Father Told Me About Hausa-fulani by Eastlink(m): 5:23pm On Sep 18, 2020
sirjamesjnr:
. Lol Ibos claiming Niger Delta. You are referring to the son of soil, a prince from a royal family Aboki because I say the true.
Yes, I’m Ibo and so what? Do you have any problem with that. Do you know I can sack your brothers from the oil fields in Rivers state and nothing will happen. Aboki should face their north and Boko-Haram. The SE have as much right to our oil than you in far north.
Politics › Re: My Opinion About A Yoruba As A Tribe. by Eastlink(m): 5:21pm On Sep 18, 2020
Grayoso:
[s]That what Igbos want because they are a covetous people always after what belongs to others.

That is why Ironsi decreed the unitary policy and the reason Ojukwu then si sequently tried to seced illegally and preferred going to war to achieve his objective of annexing the ND as part of Biafra to then be in control of their oil wealth.

This is why no Igbo on Nairaland today talks of Biafra without casting beady and greedy eye over the Niger Delta territory[/s].
Oyel drunks from Yorubaland. What's you're business with the oil in the Niger-Delta? The Ibos can have the oil no problem but you on the other hand should face your west. No one ask you for your input, mind your business.
Politics › Re: What My Father Told Me About Hausa-fulani by Eastlink(m): 5:16pm On Sep 18, 2020
sirjamesjnr:
. [s]They hate Igbos, won't want to be part of IBO. I grow up in PH. Was wondering if you could come up with some facts to prove a point. We always like to live on self pity[/s]
Another clown on the loose. So you in faraway north want to tell us how we run things in my state. What else do we call this if not insanity. So you mean we hate our own brothers from the SE and love you in the desert north.

Imagine the height of stupidity. Ok, I’m all ears Aboki. Tell us how we hate Ibos and love you more?
Politics › Re: What My Father Told Me About Hausa-fulani by Eastlink(m): 5:13pm On Sep 18, 2020
Arrewa:
if you like insult from now till tomorrow.

I go continue dey hit una head with facts and will continue dey counter una lies
Clown, if you don't find a way into roping Ibos into your madness you won't rest.
Politics › Re: My Opinion About A Yoruba As A Tribe. by Eastlink(m): 5:09pm On Sep 18, 2020
It’s obvious IPOB members have become the voice of Ibo people on nairaland.
Check up the names and you’ll understand.
1. Kingzizy: IPOB resident nairalander and PDP sympathizer.
2. AlfaSelzer: IPOB nairaland President

And the host of others. Where then are the non-partisan Ibos.
Politics › Re: Imo Contractors Protest Over Unpaid Debts (Photos, Video) by Eastlink(m): 4:57pm On Sep 18, 2020
Igbochief001:
Why should an Igbo man believe in Nigeria , just tell me
Because of PDP or what? You people spoiling the name of Uzodimma should be careful. Don't drag Ibos into your stupidity. I won't be surprised if all of you crying more than the bereaved are from the same place with Ihedioha. Shame on all of you.
Politics › Re: Gov. Uzodimma Commissions Oil Refinery in Imo state by Eastlink(m): 4:52pm On Sep 17, 2020
PROUDIGBO:
Yeah! He built one in present day Rivers state too. Was called Risonpalm in the 90s. Don’t know what it’s called now.
Risonpalm was the name before, but it has been leased to a private company to manage. They go by the name Siatnigeria. The plantation is at Elele and another one in Ubima. MI Okpara work and legacy was undone by the civil war. Too bad!

http://www.siatnigeria.com/company-profile/brief-history-of-siat-nigeria/
Politics › Re: Gov. Uzodimma Commissions Oil Refinery in Imo state by Eastlink(m): 8:55pm On Sep 16, 2020
Ngorbungor:
Yeah
Goodluck to you guys over there. For me I don't know much about Imo state in general. Wish I could transverse the state one of these days. The only areas that I’ve been to is only Owerri and Ohaji that’s just a stone throw from my villa.
Politics › Re: Gov. Uzodimma Commissions Oil Refinery in Imo state by Eastlink(m): 8:50pm On Sep 16, 2020
Ngorbungor:
Ngor-Okpala is trying in agriculture, many big farms are springing up there and also host Imo Airport, there is alot of opportunities in that local government.
I suppose you're from Ngor Okpala right?
Politics › Re: Gov. Uzodimma Commissions Oil Refinery in Imo state by Eastlink(m): 8:37pm On Sep 16, 2020
Ngorbungor:
Yes, but successive governments abandoned it, Emaka try to rejuvenate it before he was sacked, and the present governor is continuing from where he stopped
Ok! Good one

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