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hisexcellency34:
With all the support the late Dim Chukwuemeka Ojukwu gave to President Muhammadu Buhari before he died, will he be happy in his grave now seeing how Buhari is treating his beloved people as 5 percenters?

Thickmatchcom:
The former Senate president, Bukola Saraki, has taken time out to appreciate teachers on the occasion of World Teachers' Day.
In a message on his official twitter handle on Saturday, October 5, Saraki said teachers are the next most important influence in life after the creator and parents.
He described teachers as great builders and real mentors, saying they mould great leaders and guide the top professionals.
Saraki remembered his French teacher in Kings College, who according to him, truly cared about her students and was so passionate about their success in life. He said she was someone who wanted to do more for her students, not just to impart knowledge.
World Teachers' Day is celebrated on October 5 every year. The United Nations had in 1994 declared October 5 of every year as World Teachers Day (WTD) or International Teachers Day. The aim is to acknowledge the significant role of those in profession of teaching worldwide.

It commemorates the anniversary of the adoption of UNESCO's 1966 recommendation concerning the status of teachers.




See more here https://thickmatch.com/saraki-shares-powerful-message-celebration-world-teachers-day/

zoba88:
A young man reportedly climbed a mast in Kebbi State and said he won't come down until he President Buhari steps down.The chairman of the area pleaded with him to come down and promised to buy him motorcycle if he comes down.

One word for the man

Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2019/10/man-climbs-mast-in-kebbisays-he-can-not.html?m=1

UdechiHD:
If you like write down this your copy and paste Ibibio it changes nothing.
Maybe you've forgotten that your exposed links are littered everywhere on nairaland.
I thought that by now, you would have buried this monicker but true to yourself you kept using it. Oh, I know you own almost all the monickers deceiving the IPOB members who don't know your trade.

UdechiHD:
So you're not ashamed that after being busted as a Yoruba on several occasions, you still stick with this monicker masquerading as an Akwa Ibom. Why are you ashamed of your tribe?

awgumayor:
The way you are sounding you are worst than enemy. Who need your trust. What do your tribe have that igbos don't have in hundreds folds. Can you humble yourself and state your tribe in akwaibom because as far as I know there are numerous tribes in akwaibom. Tell us what your tribe have that igbos are craving after.

Yujin:
Wow! What a rabid Igbo hater. I see Biafra gives you nightmares. Well for your information Biafra will come with all Igbos from every state they are presently located. Neighbouring groups who share similar goals with us shall be part of Biafra and there's nothing you can do about it. Igbos are a great people and it scares the shit out of you. No sorry! Soon you will lose it and use the noose like Ymodulus. Biafra is coming.

awgumayor:
Did igboland landlocked? Definitely, no. Because igboland is beyond South east. Did Igboland has oil? Definitely, yes. Three south east states have oil and other igbo communities in South south region. What other things are the igbos lacking that made them to be insulted by some insignificant tribes, some of which are not even up to a million.
Even the oil you claimed that you have is controlled by hausa/fulani and yoruba. I'm sure you are jobless despite oil in your doorstep.

wordcat:
The problem of the Igbos is fighting for anyone that is being oppressed irrespective of where the person comes from.

Another problem of the Igbos is their inability to identify their enemies. Enemy of my Enemy is my friend NO DEY WORK.

The Igbos known enemy is the Fulanis BUT the Igbos worst and unknown enemy is the people of South South.

The Yorubas are neither our enemy nor our problem.

Ta ka bu gbuo

IGBOSON1:
This here is part of what i mean!

Just read this dudes rant and see how empty and silly his post sounds! He's saying basically (and i'm assuming he's claiming to be from the Akwa-Cross states) that they prefer Hausa to Igbos, but ask him to cite specific examples how their relationship with Hausas' have benefitted his people as against how their relationship with Igbos has not, and see what his response will be!

awgumayor:
I don't fucking care which insignificant tribe you come from in SS but which ever tribe you come from cannot stand shoulder to shoulder with the mighty Igbos in all ramifications. Let me make it clear to you. I'm someone who hate the way IPOB are putting the self-filled hate tribes in Ss into the map of biafra. Igboland is enough to be a country and has all it needs to be an independent nation. There are many countries who are not even up to the size of Igboland that are doing great why should the igbo need haters to join them in biafra.
Should biafra be declared today no inch of igboland should be left behind, even if we didn't take it now( because Yoruba and Hausa will influence on the maps) we will take it later when therei s no yoruba and hausa to influence. The same way Russia annexed Crimea and even reaching out to Donestky is the way we will annex all our people left behind.

revolt:
clearly you are very unintelligent. Let's start with resources. What do you think the British used in funding the EASTERN region, before the official declaration of oil discovery. There was coal, palmoil, bitumen, limestone etc it's really ediotic for someone to think there's oil in ph but no oil in owerri...lol... pls educate yourself. Anambra has the largest gas reserve in the country. Fg doesnt want to touch it. Why do you think pipes were laid all the way from Abia to ph? Fg tried this propaganda that the core east has no resources, we just dey laff....pls open wikipaedia and read about all the eastern states.

ZZ22:
You'd be deluded if you think this ekpeitit guy is from SS not to talk of AkwaIbom. Dude is probably yyeske and his ewedu odour always gives him out

selemempe:
I know you are not from Akwaibom, but the reality is that we are using your oil already even more than you. You have one state, we have 5

IGBOSON1:
This here is part of what i mean!

Just read this dudes rant and see how empty and silly his post sounds! He's saying basically (and i'm assuming he's claiming to be from the Akwa-Cross states) that they prefer Hausa to Igbos, but ask him to cite specific examples how their relationship with Hausas' have benefitted his people as against how their relationship with Igbos has not, and see what his response will be!

wingmanIII:
So who is using your oil now? You or Hausa Fulani?
Please grow up!