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Politics › Re: Ife Crisis: Why We Arrested Only Yoruba Suspects – IGP by ehikwe22: 10:14pm On Mar 24, 2017
Still no reason was given
Christianity Etc › Re: Why We Must Stop Defending Pastors by ehikwe22: 11:30pm On Mar 23, 2017
What nonsense is this thread talking about? The topic is meant for a good read but nothing meaningful in your write up. Don't open this kind of topic next time if you don't know what to write.
Computers › Re: Unlock Your USB Modem For Free by ehikwe22: 6:47pm On Mar 23, 2017
Please bro, help me unlock
Huawei K4203.
IMEI 358567059221123.
Serial number W8DDW16629001214. Thanks bro and God bless
Crime › Re: New Photos Of The Woman Who Was Brutalized By Soldiers In Lagos by ehikwe22: 3:35pm On Mar 19, 2017
cummando:
If you like sue for 3 billion
You don chop cane be say u don chop cane grin


When next you see military comport yourself!
you sound stupid
Fashion › Re: Lol Checkout Lipstick For Vagina by ehikwe22: 10:39am On Mar 15, 2017
Are they encouraging women to start working around unclad? From nipples piercing to pussy rings and tattoos. Any woman that does any of these things is obviously a hoe
Politics › Re: Foreign Missions To Monitor Magu’s Screening By Senate by ehikwe22: 10:33am On Mar 15, 2017
Ovamboland:
You forget it's internal affairs when you collect money from them
Yes, honestly, I don't blame them much. But come to think of it, they're indirectly responsible for the things happening in Nigeria. They planted the seed during colonial era and watered it. Now, they make sure the least qualified people among us hold on to power
Politics › Re: Hameed Ali, Senate Face-off: Buhari Intervenes by ehikwe22: 10:13am On Mar 15, 2017
DropShot:
The exact gullibility of Nigerians I talk about.


The politicians, especially our senators, already understand how to toy with the brains of Nigerians and make them remain perpetually gullible.

They know it means little or nothing for them to earn N36,000,000 monthly and swim in opulence at the expense of the masses struggling to live; so far they can act as though they're fighting for their interest with small issues as this.

The senators/politicians understand how to keep the masses under their control forever by stealing big and throwing crumbs to their victims for survival.

Pathetically gullible masses!
Yes, but Buhari and co are worse. Should we start counting many policies that were unfavorable to the masses that this Senate have fought against? Why are your paymasters so much interested in making life difficult for the poor masses?
Politics › Re: Foreign Missions To Monitor Magu’s Screening By Senate by ehikwe22: 9:35am On Mar 15, 2017
Magu is working but only when PDP members or someone that has beef with President is involved. Are These foreign missions supporting him blind to the obvious witch-hunt and one-sided justice? One-sided justice is injustice. And what gives the foreign mission right to dabble into our internal affairs?
Politics › Re: Hours After El Rufai Grievous Sickness & Him Flown Abroad Was Reported – See His by ehikwe22: 9:25am On Mar 15, 2017
The important question is, is this report true? If true, how can we ascertain if it's because of Suleiman or not? But the most important thing is about the credibility of this report
Politics › Re: Hameed Ali, Senate Face-off: Buhari Intervenes by ehikwe22: 9:06am On Mar 15, 2017
DropShot:
Which Senate?

Nigerians are just too gullible!
This Senate's been fighting for the masses. They're thieves just like Buhari and complete, but the difference between them and Buhari is that they also have the interest of the masses at heart. Dino and the rest have fought executive rascality and I'm sure you don't like that
Culture › Re: The Official Ika Thread.(agbor,umunede,owa.etc) Alua Ni by ehikwe22: 3:31pm On Mar 14, 2017
Where's sonya4life? See this people has turned your thread to something else. Did you abandon your thread?
Culture › Re: Delta (and Rivers) Igbos by ehikwe22: 3:40pm On Mar 11, 2017
Eke40seven:
Your example is everything but apt in this case. Names like Alexandra have variants of the pronunciation in European countries but it's greek origin cannot be disputed.
In the etymology of the name, it would mean nothing if I were to trace the meaning of Aleksandr basically from the Russian language simply because the origin is NOT Russian.
In this case, we were able to break down this name particularly in the respective languages used i.e. Igbo and Bini to derive the meaning and we arrived at a similar translation.
I'm aware of the Greek origin of Alexander. I'm also aware that all parts of Europe have their own variant of the name. I'm also aware that the name doesn't have any direct meaning in most of these European languages, but I went ahead and used it just as an instance believing that you'll get the message I was trying to pass. I also expected such response from someone and I'm not condemning you for pointing it out
Culture › Re: Delta (and Rivers) Igbos by ehikwe22: 1:04pm On Mar 11, 2017
Eke40seven:
Why then did you contradict yourself in your statements.
First, you agreed it's similar, then prior to that you posited that the translation is inconsequential even if they mean the same thing.
The logic behind your assertion is just way beyond me.
you think I contradict myself because just like most of your other brothers here, you lack comprehensive ability.

So if I'm Russian and my name is Aleksandr, and you are Spanish speaking and you see my name, will you tell me that I'm answering a Spanish name because there exist a Spanish variant of that same name? Even though there exists a similar meaning of a name in your language, respect the language the name was given in. Often times, the name needs to be stretched and overstretch to arrive at any meaning in your language, but doing that to someone's name is offensive. Especially when he's aware you know that his name is not in your language. This will only give him an impression you're desperate and pursuing an agenda
Politics › Re: Power Failure: Fashola Gets 30-day Ultimatum To Revive Power Sector Or Resign by ehikwe22: 10:08am On Mar 11, 2017
I found out Buhari has more than 9 media and propaganda aids and a ministry of information that has lots of SAs with their own SAs while allocating 3 very important ministries to one man. This clearly shows this government never planned to work. They're prepared to fail from the beginning. The reason they have so many propaganda outlets
Culture › Re: Delta (and Rivers) Igbos by ehikwe22: 9:14am On Mar 11, 2017
Ogbemudia has a Bini father and Igbanke mother. His name is Edo. The meaning of his name is from Edo. There being a similar translation of his name no matter how similar the two translation are is inconsequential. I've seen someone explain how Bini and Igbo languages are similar in some aspects. But why are you guys fund of dissecting any word you come across to make it Igbo? From Omojie to Dein to Mgba. These words don't have any relationship with the Igbo Meaning you give to them.
Politics › Re: Injustice Of Revenue Allocation In Nigeria (1) By Ann-kio Briggs by ehikwe22: 8:53am On Mar 09, 2017
agbangam:
Madam Briggs, leave d north alone, d monies dat our SS regions have gotten so far, wat have our so called leaders done wit them huh Our SS leaders are only gud @ looting n wen ders no more money to loot, dey start blaming d North.
Delta state wit her monthly allocation, 13percent derivatives, IGR, ND ministry, NDDC n bogus loans, is still looking like Haiti.
Lagos state wit gud leaders frm Tinubu to Ambode have changed d fortune of Lagos.
We keep shouting our Oyel, we keep blaming d North for d massive failures n Looting by our Governors. Very annoying.
You don't have the right to ask this question. I'm sure you didn't read this article. And for your information, all Lagos governors are more corrupt than all ND governors put together.
Culture › Re: The Official Ika Thread.(agbor,umunede,owa.etc) Alua Ni by ehikwe22: 12:40pm On Mar 07, 2017
B2mario:
How sure are you that they are Igbo at the 1st place?
I don't care now. This is strictly an Ika thread. Please you guys are not welcome here. Anybody with Igbo agenda should look for an Igbo thread.
Culture › Re: The Official Ika Thread.(agbor,umunede,owa.etc) Alua Ni by ehikwe22: 4:24pm On Mar 06, 2017
Igbos doing what they know how to do best. This is an Ika thread. You guys should run out of this thread. You sniff for any Ika thread to besiege and disrupt it. You guys should desist from this nonsense
Culture › Re: The Official Ika Thread.(agbor,umunede,owa.etc) Alua Ni by ehikwe22: 8:29am On Mar 06, 2017
Very crude and uncivilized set of people
Family › Re: Brother Battles Married Sister Over Landed Property Citing Igbo Tradition by ehikwe22: 7:22pm On Mar 03, 2017
Tufia!!! Igbos and disgraceful cultures and traditions. From chasing widows out of their husbands house to this.
Politics › Re: Audu Maikori Will Be Prosecuted - El-rufai by ehikwe22:
Persecution. How many of the people sharing fake news about Fulani people being killed have being arrested?
Culture › Re: Monkeydeychop's Is Not An Esan by ehikwe22: 10:36pm On Mar 01, 2017
He is not even Bini. He was not born and bred in Edo States. He can't speak good Edo. He doesn't know anything about Edo and her people. I've had some encounter with him before.
Culture › Re: The Beauty Of Agbor Town[photos] by ehikwe22: 10:14pm On Mar 01, 2017
Agbor has about 11 villages
Culture › Re: The Official Ika Thread.(agbor,umunede,owa.etc) Alua Ni by ehikwe22: 10:06pm On Mar 01, 2017
Abagworo:
Is that Ika or Igbo you wrote up there? You just registered now and wrote in a dialect close to Imo State Igbo and expecting Ikas to take you serious.
Can you kindly explain how it is similar to Owerri? Or close to Owerri?
Politics › Re: Is It Strange That I Do Not Feel At Home In My Home Country? by ehikwe22: 10:00pm On Mar 01, 2017
Neither do I. I feel more at home in most foreign countries. I think it's strange
Politics › Re: South Africa's Xenophobic Attack And The Ghana - Must-ģo Case by ehikwe22: 4:10pm On Mar 01, 2017
PetroDolla3:
Stop talking nonsense! Did you say nigeria built Ghana's economy before deporting Ghanaians in the 1983s? That is a very stvpid thing to say,huh? Or you think some us were born yesterday?

Don't say things you know nothing about, mudder fugger!

You magg0ts deserve even worse treatment from south Africans! Utter crap!
don't allow yourself to be blinded by hatred. There is no basis of comparison between Nigeria Ghana must to SA xenophobia attacks. Didn't Ghana also deport Nigerians enmass before the Ghana must go saga? You know what makes your hateful comments look stupid? There were more Ghanaian victims than they were Nigerian victim in the 2015 attacks. Do you tomorrow? Ghanaians might be the big victims tomorrow
Politics › Re: South Africa's Xenophobic Attack And The Ghana - Must-ģo Case by ehikwe22: 10:24am On Feb 28, 2017
You're heartless to Compare Ghana must go to SA xenophobia. Ghana was the first to deport Nigerians for reasons best known to them. Nigerians reciprocated but in a completely unrelated event. Every country has the right to deport foreigners if they're not there in the best interest of the country. It's good to be welcoming and open armed but it's a personal decision. Deporting illegals shouldn't involve bloodshed and killings. That's just devilish and callous. Ghana and Nigeria didn't do their through killings. They allowed the government to do their job. Now, SA government is sponsoring the killing of foreigners yet they keep on granting visa to these foreigners. Does it mean they use the foreigners blood to worship their Zulu demons? Possibly yes
Politics › Re: Lagos To Crush 4000 Impounded Motorcycles - Photos by ehikwe22: 10:08am On Feb 28, 2017
What nonsense is this? They will destroy these while Nigerians are ordering for more from Overseas. Isn't this one of the causes of recession? Why not sell it outside of the State. ? There are many Nigerian States with great numbers of rural communities that don't have taxi. Okada bannings are only effective and enforced in the Urban areas
Politics › Re: Tinubu In Akure Airport For Akeredolu's Inauguration(photos) by ehikwe22: 6:57am On Feb 25, 2017
Henrydone:
Yoruba and mature politics
Shut up!!! Which mature politics? You praise yourself for being myopic? You're the reason Nigeria is in this mess
Family › Re: Man Places ‘magun’ On Wife, Tumbles Twice After Falling Victim by ehikwe22: 7:12pm On Feb 20, 2017
ZoneBslayer:
urhobo?
I think it happens in all parts of Delta and Edo including the Anioma part.
Culture › Re: 23 Year Old : Obi Nduka Ezeagwuna II Crowned 20th Obi Of Issele-uku - Pictures by ehikwe22:
ariesbull:
Ogele is Igbo

Meaning voice or instrument that is used to convene a town in ancient

It can be used as tithe also
oooh!!! Where dis one take come out? Funny human being . But typical Igbo man. Do you care how our own Ogele is pronounced?
Crime › Re: 2 Missing Herdsmen Found Dead In Delta State by ehikwe22: 9:55am On Jan 30, 2017
jomoh:
OP Provide your source or the mods should ban this guy for presenting fake sensitive news. I can't seem to find this news anywhere on the net.

Seun, lalasticlala, Mynd44


This issue is too sensitive at the moment for someone to be peddling fake news.

Modified: Found the source

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/01/2-missing-herdsmen-found-dead-delta/

https://nigerianewspapers.com.ng/news/2-missing-herdsmen-found-dead-in-delta/


Suleiman is truly deep poo.

If this is true, it is only by Gods grace that Nigeria will avoid a war and it will forever be on record of history that one Apostle John Suleiman was the provocateur.

Even though the herdsmen has had their cups filled to the brim and the FG did not help matters with it's docile approach to the potentially dangerous issue, Apostle John Suleiman -a leader of a church with thousands of followers and a worldwide reach- will have landed himself on the wrong side of history by allowing his emotions betray him live on television.

Those illiterates calling for the head of elrufai for his 2012 (4years Ago) tweet that had no direct influece on the present should ask what happened to Ahmadenijad of Iran when he said if a single Iranian is killed, lots of American lifes will follow. NOTHING happened to him. It is one thing to threaten your unknown potential enemy -Nobody in particular- but to instruct/direct/command the killing of a known but perceived enemy -Particularly Fulani herdsmen- is another thing especially in a state that has a constitution.


For the clearance of doubt, calling for a group of people to be killed at sight is not self defence.

It is an invitation to anarchy. A clear declaration of war



With the recent developments I can't but remember the prediction of one Apostle Olabayo or Olubayo few years back that Boko Haram will be defeated but a more deadly group will arise if care is not taken.
attack is the best form of Defence. Stfu boy!!

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