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Politics › Re: The Situation In Yorubaland by Ejine(m): 3:35am On Feb 27, 2012
Dayokanu, DuduNegro, Igbaodun, Babsjnr

cheesy cheesy I'm seriously laughing at your stuupidity right now, cuz what you moorons have failed to realize is that Htajz is a full born and bred Ijaw son, and NOT even an Igbo! grin
But as the expected failures you are, you already started out misfiring and throwing futile Igbo-meant insults at the guy while he sat back and laughed at you idiiots to his heart's content grin. This has also gone to show the already known fact about your pathetic innate Igbo obsession. So, tell me now who the loser is grin
Majority of you guys are known to be so ignorant, you don't even know where Igboland starts or ends, or where Ijawland is on the map.
Talk about a salvation army of ignorant vicious boneheads!

@OP
Have you been to Degema L.G.A of Rivers State? shocked
Cuz if you've been there mehn, you no go dey generalize like this.
Politics › Re: Tribalist Statements Credited To One Of Our Founding Fathers- Sardauna by Ejine(m): 4:04pm On Feb 21, 2012
"One thing I've noticed, premier, while I've been here, is that Northerners seem to have, what's to call it, an obsession about the Igbos. Could you perhaps explain that to me?"

Aptly put!  grin
It is well known that underachievers and illiterates with severe inferiority complexes and low self-esteem spend most of their time obsessing about people who are light-years ahead of them in all the facets of this world.
A fine example is the leprosy-crippled, housefly-breeding, dejected stinking animal known as Alj Harem and his idiotic post about Aniomas not being Igbos.
Mehn, I'll never forget that day  grin
What a sorry animal that pig!  grin Hahahahahahahaaaaa!!  grin  grin  grin
Politics › Re: Ojukwu's Burial Runs Into Trouble by Ejine(m): 10:15am On Feb 20, 2012
This MacJive creature has a habit of posting fake useless junk from that IgbolandForum of his. Why anybody takes his garbage threads seriously is still a mystery to me. Hasn't this fake news been confirmed to be false already? Silly. undecided
Politics › Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by Ejine(m): 12:30pm On Feb 18, 2012
You won't believe it, but I'm not too happy about this development sad
Politics › Re: Under Hausas And Yorubas Nigeria Became The Corruption Capital Of The World. by Ejine(m): 10:58am On Feb 18, 2012
LOL! Nice thread to effectively reply that other silly one. Anyone who takes Osuji seriously is a clown.
Politics › Re: Thngs Dey Happen In Ekiti - Fayemi, Keeping To His Promise. by Ejine(m): 8:19am On Feb 18, 2012
This thread is a pathetic one shocked

But on the brighter side, I've got to ask . . . Is this the official Ekiti State seal?

https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/184632_192783990754921_185901131443207_543144_7038362_n.jpg

It is actually the most beautiful I've seen.
So, hey, I guess this thread isn't completely meaningless afterall grin kiss
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Attacks Kogi Prison•kills Guard, Sets Members Free by Ejine(m): 1:31am On Feb 16, 2012
Source? undecided
Politics › Re: Okorocha Suspends Commissioner’s Salary! by Ejine(m): 1:30am On Feb 16, 2012
Action film governor!  grin cool grin
Just wish this my lame-azz governor Uduaghan would grow a pair for once in his life!!  embarassed
Politics › Re: Is Oshiomole Bankrupting Edo State? by Ejine(m): 11:52pm On Feb 15, 2012
I've never seen so many multiple IDs congregated in a thread before.

Oh well *skips off*
Politics › Re: Christmas Day Boko Haram Bomber Kabiru Sokoto's Accomplice Unveiled by Ejine(m): 11:47pm On Feb 15, 2012
[quote author=Dudu_Negro link=topic=872071.msg10205238#msg10205238 date=1329345807]Na wetin be dis? . . . . Kabiru Sokoto[b] looks like Igbo[/b]. . . Habibu Bama looks like Yoruba. Then you have an Alhaji heading MEND. Nigeria don pafuka!! grin grin[/quote]Biko, biko, make I ask small sha so as not to carry last. . . what are the predominant facial features of Igbos and Yorubas? undecided
Politics › Re: Video Of How A Bomb Killed Sgt Badang In Ungwar Sarki Kaduna by Ejine(m): 6:45pm On Feb 15, 2012
Is this real? Did a bomb just blow that policeman up, with people standing by with no sense of care or urgency?

We need to hold hands across this country and hum a therapeutic tune. We need a collective national psychotherapy session
But really bro, what were you hoping for? CPR? grin grin grin embarassed
Politics › Re: Video Of How A Bomb Killed Sgt Badang In Ungwar Sarki Kaduna by Ejine(m): 6:43pm On Feb 15, 2012
His death was a very stupiid one, and I'm sorry to say it. My heart goes out to his family and loved ones.
I hope the almighty grants them the fortitude to bear this terrible loss cry
Politics › Re: What Has Martin Elechi Achieved in Ebonyi state? by Ejine(m): 12:22am On Feb 15, 2012
Does 'stone age retrogression' count tho'? If so, then yes, let us give that to him
Politics › Re: I Can't Believe This! Trains In Ibadan![with Pictures] by Ejine(m): 12:02am On Feb 15, 2012
Education › Re: Rochas Declares Free Education In Imo State To University Level. by Ejine(m): 6:02pm On Feb 14, 2012
Marlboro1:
@ Ejine

Where are you getting yr message "BTW, according to feelers, in the new IMSU site, preparations are being made for the introduction of Marine Engineering, which would also have offshoots like Underwater Welding" from. As I understand the site is just being cleared and not much has been done there yet.
Na for one of the ChannelsTV comments for the site I see am oh. That was a couple of days back. In the site, though, the area has been cleared to masterplan (ie. The outlines are now properly visible.
Another project I know that is currently going on, is the new 'Heartland Centre' building located at the Bank Road line, opposite Garden Park. The structure, they say, would contain office spaces, a parking lot and a shopping area (something like that). Make I browse for am first.
Education › Re: Rochas Declares Free Education In Imo State To University Level. by Ejine(m): 5:42pm On Feb 14, 2012
Marlboro1:
@ Ejine

Okija is no were near Rivers State. You would have been right if you said near Imo State.
Really? But I coulda sworn I read him say he was partly from Rivers once.
Ah well. . . Whatever, whatever.
Education › Re: Rochas Declares Free Education In Imo State To University Level. by Ejine(m): 5:39pm On Feb 14, 2012
BTW, according to feelers, in the new IMSU site, preparations are being made for the introduction of Marine Engineering, which would also have offshoots like Underwater Welding.
Not bad, if you ask me.

We both know his ultimate goal is Aso Rock sha, and I'd be lying through my teeth if I said I wasn't rooting for him in my mind.
Education › Re: Rochas Declares Free Education In Imo State To University Level. by Ejine(m): 5:25pm On Feb 14, 2012
afam4eva:
Rochas Okorocha has said it that he will beat sam mbakwe's record in Imo state.

But I don't agree with the  criteria for one to be qualified. He should extend the gesture to not just Imo indegenes but also to residents.
Yes, I know. But maybe he's just doing this for a start. Nso nso k'eji ala ofe di oku  wink

olabukola:
I tot he is from Imo State too
Okija is half-Anambra, half-Rivers.
Education › Re: Rochas Declares Free Education In Imo State To University Level. by Ejine(m): 5:22pm On Feb 14, 2012
While I commend the Imo state governor for this daring task, I hope we all use this opportunity to put Abia state in serious prayers.
The news I'm getting from my younger cousin regarding the state of affairs in that area is less than encouraging at the moment  cry
Politics › Re: Us Regrets Past Actions Against Biafra, As Boko Haram Threatens To Assasinate: by Ejine(m): 12:36am On Feb 14, 2012
English formed the US
I'd like to correct one thing, though.
Contrary to the often repeated comments I've been seeing on these boards about the English colonizing the U.S, the statement is not entirely true.
While it is true that the English did colonize certain areas, it is wrong to attribute the current geographical area known as The United States of America, to the English.
The 'states' we see in that country right now, were actually meant to be separate countries on their own, and the U.K. is only responsible for the Northern and central regions, while the Spanish and Portuguese were responsible for the core Southern states like California, Texas, Florida etc. When the Americans fought the British for independence (as a result of taxation issues), California and Texas were still in Mexico, and the states were just 13 or so separate countries.
It was only after the war against Mexico that California and Texas (initially a country of its own called "Republic of Texas"wink agreed to join the United States of America.

Errrr. . . I know this has very little to do with the thread, but I just had to put it out there, make una no dey give U.K. too much credit for their colonial finesse.
Politics › Re: Us Regrets Past Actions Against Biafra, As Boko Haram Threatens To Assasinate: by Ejine(m): 12:24am On Feb 14, 2012
I get sick of all this unnecessary attitude over something that happened 40 years ago! Like move the hell on already, and let's try to chart a more constructive course for our 21st century existence!!!!
I'm sick and tired of all the revisionism and histrionic bellows! angry angry
Politics › Re: Confusion In Asaba As Igbo, Hausa Clash by Ejine(m): 6:32pm On Feb 12, 2012
To be honest, though, we should already be used to these dumb, retaarded tribal desperadoes and their useless failed divisive antics by now.

Here's a thread started up by NairaLand's well-known leper Alj Harem, where he struggles, in futility, to spin the cooked-up garbage story that us Anioma people are not Igbos:

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-685447.0.html

Mehn, I'm glad the way Anioma sons like Chyz, Ngodigha and Igbo Boy humiliated him thoroughly on that thread!  grin What a read!!

One thing I still don't understand is why these illiterate jobless fleshbags in the North are so obsessed with Igbo issues that they always try to put their wretched leprous fingers where they're not wanted  undecided
Politics › Re: Confusion In Asaba As Igbo, Hausa Clash by Ejine(m): 8:39am On Feb 12, 2012
igbo boy:
[size=16pt]NDIGBO KWENU! KWENU!! kWEZUENU,

NW THATS WHATS UP, EFFF THEIR MALLAM @S.S UP,

LETS COORDINATE IT THIS WAY, IGBOS IN THE EAST SHOULD ROUND THIS MALLAMS UP AND LET THEM RUN ACROSS THAT BRIDGE AND THEN WE IN THE DELTA REGION WILL GIVE THEM A SURPRISE PACKAGE grin grin

REMINDS ME OF THAT QUEENS BRIDGE NY SONG (DONT CROSS THAT BRIDGE), YEA SON, cool

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Wicked boy! SMH grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Confusion In Asaba As Igbo, Hausa Clash by Ejine(m): 3:25am On Feb 12, 2012
cheikh:
Nnenna1
@^^  No I've not implied anything about chaos. Whaoo! it's not about "tribal" war or "ethnicism" shocked. I wondered why ? - there is a reason why a fleeing Hausa in danger across the Niger(Onitsha) would run to another Igbo [/b]town(Asaba) for 'safety'. I asked [b]Why? It's not a big deal nor anything to impugn anybody's character for. Is it? I challenged earlier posters to go and find out(research) from the fleeing Hausa people themselves and perhaps go to Asaba to find out from the indigenes or their traditional ruler( Prof. Edozien), conversant with the local history/culture of the people. They may come away with a different view point instead of simplistic 'geography' lessons. I have not put down anybody yet some loud mouths on this forum are frothing in the mouth with dubious and spurious "geography" lessons that perhaps may do them more good hence the word "nuances" was used. They clearly do not understand the culture [/b]and [b]social politics of Asaba nor that across the Niger. It's not my fault that a lot of Nigerians lack simple comprehension and understanding of basic social awareness of the place they claim to reside or come from sad. Tantrums and bad language does not change anything. Does it? I am not going to indulge ignorant unaware simpletons. I only did them a favour, by reminding them to be a little reflective and introspective before exhibiting their ignorance and haughtiness publicly. I guess i am not alone in thinking that on NL a lot of Igbo persons and their cohorts exhibit such unwholesome qualities a lot of the times. It does their cause or whatever no good with such 'half baked' pseudo-intellectualism. Please, I am not hating nor attacking anybody but airing my own personal opinion. Please go through the posts above by some NL noise makers you'll appreciate my concern as if they are very ready for "war" right now and right away,  grin grin. Na waoo wink. There are times silence and introspection is very much in order. Volubility is not a sign of cleverness nor strength. Is it? Sister, I hope you get my drift wink. I have not tried to 'split' or insult the brothers on both sides of the Niger either by my statements yet some persons who think that they are the "guardians" of their race/ethnic group are hopping mad about my simple posts. What would they do if BH appears on their doorsteps grin? Terror is everywhere in Nigeria right now( Police, occupying army, and hooligans/robbers and BH) et al. All they have to do is answer the simple question I posed,  Why? Please no geography lessons grin grin.
Dear Cheikh, why have you chickened and shied away from the task I gave you like the thoughtless coward I always knew you were?  grin grin
Or abi you don suddenly develop glaucoma sotay you no see my post again? grin
Why have you not provided me with links to factual stories about non-Igbos fleeing Igbo capital cities in the East and settling in Asaba, at the wake of tribal tension ?  shocked shocked  grin grin
What, the Google keyword returned no valid results?  shocked
What is so difficult in providing us with those stories so we can properly take stock instead of plaguing us with large meaningless blocks of text no-one cares to read?
Poor shame. . .  grin
Like I said, confused losers like you should never taken seriously in an intelligent argument. What a sad clown.
Politics › Re: Confusion In Asaba As Igbo, Hausa Clash by Ejine(m): 11:03pm On Feb 11, 2012
By the way Cheikh, it's been almost two hours. I'm still waiting for links to those factual stories about non-Igbos running from Enugu to settle in Asaba in the wake of a tribal crisis, since you claim to know about Midwestern Igbos.

Shameless bare-faced liar. You don meet your waterloo today.
Nairaland General › Re: Seun, You Are A Coward ! by Ejine(m): 10:45pm On Feb 11, 2012
diluminati:
Negro, calm down. Nairaland is just a script called SMF.


Ejine The first time i saw this pic i almost tore my belly from laughter, even now  grin  grin  grin  grin

https://i.imgur.com/UPBvj.gif

Negro i think thats what you need to do, buy a bottle of star and enjoy life a little.
Imagine! Guy dey shack beer for toilet. I don't even know what to call that pinshurr  grin grin grin grin grin
Negro, I think you should listen to Diluminati. Just buy better tombo or burukutu and enjoy yourself.
Imagine for correct Saturday night you dey hyperventilate? Shiorr!?  angry
Nairaland General › Re: Seun, You Are A Coward ! by Ejine(m): 10:35pm On Feb 11, 2012
Seun need show strength in here.
Uhhh, isn't that what he just did?
Hahahahahahahahahahaaahahahahahahaaaaa!!!!!
grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

https://i.imgur.com/UPBvj.gif
Nairaland General › Re: Seun, You Are A Coward ! by Ejine(m): 10:31pm On Feb 11, 2012
https://i.imgur.com/UPBvj.gif

Oga, na so NairaLand sweet you reach? grin
If you feel offended, really, then just take a few days off till the ban is over. I'm sure there are many other interesting things in the Internet to pass time.
No big deal.
Politics › Re: Beware: Scammers Have Invaded Nairaland by Ejine(m): 10:25pm On Feb 11, 2012
Gbawe:
@OP

No need to warn Nairalanders about scammers. Anyone that cannot ignore this nonsense, in this day and age when this sort of con is played out totally, deserves to lose their money.
LMAO! No be lie o! grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Confusion In Asaba As Igbo, Hausa Clash by Ejine(m): 9:49pm On Feb 11, 2012
Well, coming down to NairaLand, I see it has now become my side duty to educate deluded knuckleheads on the error of their ways.
No wahala. Mr. Cheikh, reading your very first post on this thread, I knew all along you were never to be taken seriously. And your successive post has just proven that. But no worries, I'll also have a field day exposing your blatant lies and circular logic in these successive posts of yours, cuz like I said, educating knuckleheads is my hobby.
Here we go:

Why would a fleeing Hausa person run to another predominantly Igbo [b]town for safety whether ten minutes away or one hour away? [/b]Please think or ask people who know about these things - differences in perception and values even within a sub- group like the Igbo. The Hausa have consistently sought refuge in Asaba and other Delta Igbo towns during periods of crisis. You cannot just explain it away with some spurious "geography" lesson and maps. It is human beings that make a place what it is - hell or heaven wink.
You see this post right here? You've just sold yourself out to be a miserably lost bigot with ulterior motives all along. You started up a very pointless argument about a people you know nothing about; you got exposed when maps regarding the proximity between Asaba and Onitsha were posted, and you're still telling laughable lies in order to back-track and hide your face from shame? Do you even know how stupiid you sound?
Now, just to further expose you for the blatant liar you are, I'm putting you to a task:
This instant, I would like you to present links of factual stories where, in a tribal crisis in cities like Umuahia, Aba, Owerri, Enugu, Ekwulobia, Okigwe, Orlu or Ezza, the fleeing non-Igbos would run to settle in Asaba. I want you to give me those stories this instant. Cuz in failure to do this, you would not only be selling yourself off as a complete clown and liar, but also a sorry creature who deserves no iota of serious attention.

I honestly wonder why is it that a majority of so called Igbo leadership nowadays lack serious deep thinking and analytical abilities? It is as if the "democratic" or "republican" values have negatively affected everyone in Igboland so much so that people are ever so quick [/b]to speak or talk without [b]serious reflection and introspection. It is a serious issue that must be confronted if the Igbo are to survive properly in Nigeria of today. As it is now, there is no so called serious spokes person(s) let alone leader sad.
I guess it is this 'sophisticated, reflective leadership' found in Northern Nigeria that explains how a single man can carry a false story against immunization officials, that has led to polio sweeping the North like wildfire, yes? That same 'sophisticated' swagga that has eluded Igboland abi?
It is also this same sophisticated leadership that has led to the North never really mentally advancing beyond the 7th century, right? Is it also this sophisticated leadership that has contributed to Northern Nigeria being the hotbed for ancient, medieval diseases like leprosy? Are the growing 12 million Almajiris also another testimony to the beautiful system of leadership and feudalist mentally you all enjoy in the North? Is this same sophisticated reasoning also what informed the brazen, incurable terrorism currently having a field day in the North? Does this sophisticated leadership also explain the current ceaseless savagery going on in Jos? Please, don't take it as an insult; but, sir, if this is what sophisticated leadership - which as you imply is lacking in Alaigbo - is all about, then I'm here to tell you that I'm more than happy being an 'Nnaa Bros', and I'd trade that for no other ethnicity in the world. Thanks for your concern, but it is quite evident your people need it more  cool  
                                                                                                                       
@Ejiné
Mr Delta Igbo, your sense of geography and logic is not very good. Please read my post again, perhaps, you'll come away with a better understanding and the import of my line of thinking/essence of my post. The same question I posed above goes for you. i get the impression that haughtiness nowadays is a peculiar Igbo attribute. Is it just on NL or general too? I hope it is not a pervasive general attitude amongst the Igbo otherwise it's a dangerous habit that prevents a people from being taken seriously since everyone speaks and is an authority on everything without necessarily being good at anything per se. Please think before you speak on a subject you know nothing about. I probably know Nigeria including your backyard than most Nigerians. It's not from some maps or classroom either grin.
Yeah, you're probably right. Infact, you're so right, and your people's gentle reasoning is so good, to the point you're ready to stage pogroms killing numerous Christians in the North over a cartoon in Denmark, right?
Mr. High-Horse Hypocrite, you have been exposed with maps consigning your ill mischievous logic to the toilet trash bin where it truly belongs. You have the audacity to tell others to go reason properly, when you can barely tell your left from your right? Joke of the century, my dear clown. Well, I'm here to tell you that your dirty antics have failed, so take it in good strides and learn to cut your coat according to your size regarding issues and ethnic groups you know absolutely nothing about.
Losers your ilk come in all shapes peddling many shameless lies thinking we'd fall for any; but I'm here to tell you that your ill-conceived "Anioma decency" fairytale is not appreciated by us. Please, save it, little boy, cuz we're never buying.
Finally, I'd like to sound this as a warning to the other misguided minorities that reason just like you: We are Igbos, and we know how we roll. From Rivers to Delta, Edo to Bayelsa, Igbo bu Igbo, to infinity and beyond!  cool

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