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I didn't see ikwerre and omok.. Where are they grouped? |
What is Buhari waiting for to remove Kemi Adeosun? She lacks the experience it would take to take Nigeria out of recession.. The mistake of giving her such an obviously "too heavy" office has been made but Buhari should be humble enough to seek capable hands to replace her. She may mean well but she's obviously too inexperienced for that office. Why can't Buhari drop his pride and hatred aside and shop for a capable hand even if it means an igboman or woman? I never see this kind one before.. |
Guestlander:no wonder we keep beating you people in the weac ratings. The reason is obvious. They give you a comprehensive passage and u chose to argue over the font used while ur mates are busy engaging with the questions. Continue.. |
Guestlander:what has being Yoruba or not have to do with the major issue (question) she raised? Do u have any answer to her questions? If yes answer otherwise get lost from this thread. I well understand the antics distractors like u use.. U know very well u have no reasonable argument hence can't engage probably,. But u really wanna distract the post by all means. You failed Better luck next time |
Guestlander:the significance is obvious. people who share the Biafran views here are often dismissed as the "ipobs" and so she wants to make it clear that she's Yoruba even with though she's sharing the Biafran view |
She asked what is the federal government afraid for, not why are the Yorubas against the Biafran struggle. I suggest u wait until she asks why the Yorubas are against the struggle before giving ur reason (that Kanu was using hate speeches on the Yorubas) Meanwhile u can take the "backseat" and wait for people who have something more meaningful to say.. It's better to keep quiet and be thought foolish than to open ur mouth and clear all doubts |
intricate:check this out
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intricate:Google up these statistics for ursef Check the most educated state in Nigeria Check the state with the highest number of professors How else do u want to measure it? What other yardsticks do u want? We've overtaken u guys tee tee.. 20yrs from now u guys won't see our backs forever.. |
Truth is.. I love the kind of competition between the SE and the SW; it's a healthy one.. They used to brag that they're the "surfisticated race" in Nigeria. We took the challenge and here we are today.. Let's keep challenging each other to do better. It's healthy for us all.. #bring it on!! |
captleonerd:if u hate to read that u cannot read beyond a page but then u want to make a generalized opinion then I have no point making a case with u. So again I disagree with Buhari because he doesn't believe in meritocrasy. And don't tell me I shouldn't question him because his actions and inactions affects me as well as every other Nigerian |
captleonerd:this is the point of my argument with u.. Nigeria is the way it is because any nation that refuses to use its first eleven but insist on pushing mediocrity forward shall remain underdeveloped.. Igbo States have the highest cut off points for any level of education beginning from Primary Schools to University level. In addition, Igbos have the highest number of graduates, Masters degree holders, Doctorate degree holders and also the highest number of professors. Literacy in Igboland is above 90%, peaking in Imo state with 96.4%. Despite, these intimidating characteristics, Igbos are rarely found in positions of authority to turnaround Nigeria.. Igbos dominate list of Nigeria businessmen and industrialists. Igbos have 80% of registered businesses in Nigeria Corporate Affairs Commission yet Igbo opinions are not sought on improving Nigeria economy as it plummets to all time low. The only area where Nigerians often get it right is football. because of our foreign coaches meritocracy rides above mediocrity. In the atmosphere that there are over 10,000 Nigeria internationals with about 80% of them as Igbo, it is natural that first team shirts go to mostly Igbo footballers. This policy of excellence has pivoted the Super Eagles to leadership position in Africa and admirable position in the world. Nigeria is made proud by great Igbo Footballers like Jay Jay Okocha, Kanu Nwankwo, Sunday Ogochukwu Oliseh, Christian Chukwu, Emmanuel Okala, Iheanacho, Mikel Obi to name a few. The Igbo excellence was once again expressed when an Igbo dominated Super Eagles beat Cameroun 4-0 to the joy of all Nigerians at the US Stadium. It is widely known, that if Igbos are courted in other areas of Nigeria life especially leadership and decision taking that Nigeria shall be pivoted to positions of international pride and acclaim. Many say that the Igbos are capable of reversing the debilitating effects of imperialism and restoring the lost glory of Africa. Will Nigeria and indeed Africa clinch to the Igbo fast - track of national /continental development or should we continue in our negligence of the black Jews of the world? Victor Wilberforce is a critical thinker and a social engineer. Imagine if the super eagles had jettisoned their first and most qualified eleven (in crucial match )and then come back after they've been beaten mercilessly to started telling us that we've all failed, when infact they deliberately refused to give the chance to the people who has the pedigree to do it. |
captleonerd:that's not the point u brainless child!! The point here is that Buhari is known to favor his people even though most of his appointments have proven to be unqualified. The case of super eagles is this , yes I agree most of them are from the SE but are they the most qualified (at least by the judgement of the coach and the Nigerian people)?. The answer is yes!! So u see.. people like me do not blame Buhari because his appointments are from the North, I blame him cos it's obvious those people he chose are the least qualified (it's evident in the performances of his administration). Then why can't he give the chance to the people who can deliver? Is he sacrificing merit on the altar of nepotism? The answer is yes!! If President Buharis Northern filled administration can do half of what the super eagles southeasteners filled has done then I'd not be here arguing with u. I'm very much against the federal character thing (or call it quota system) but you have to vindicate ur choices with ur performances. |
Why is this post hidden Mods? Can u at least tell me how this post flaunted any of the rules here? I'm an abiding member of this great forum. I have the right to be heard |
So this trash made FP but they got my own post that even sensible hidden ba? I will protest this Injustice. We will not take it. |
We do not throw people into lagoons for having different opinion. They can endorse whoever they like but we know that Anambra is not for APC. There's no relationship btw light and darkness. APC is darkness. You can ask Fashola the minister of darkness. |
Anambra Poll: Non-natives adopt APC candidate, Nwoye — 2nd September 2017 Ahead of the November 18 governorship poll in Anambra State, the candidature of Hon. Tony Nwoye of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has received a major boost following his endorsement by non-indigenes in the state. Throwing their weight behind the APC’s candidate, secretary of Non-Indigenes Forum (NIF) , Prince Leke Oladunni, who is also a mecrchant, extolled the virtues of Hon. Nwoye, adding that he has the pedigree to govern the state. Speaking on Saturday with a cross-section of journalists in Awka, Oladunni said,”most of us having lived in Awka for over two decades, understand the challenges facing the state and we strongly believe that Hon. Nwoye has the capacity to make life meaningful for indigenes and residents of the state. “The APC candidate is a detrabilized Nigerian and as such he will continue to enjoy the support of all ethic groups in the state. “With the APC at the federal level, Anambra state has a lot to gain if Hon. Nwoye is elected as Governor. “The manifesto of the APC has received commendation from different quarters and with President Buhari’s fight against insurgency and corruption, the party will continue to wax strong. “We have decided in our group that we shall vote en masse for Hon. Nwoye for the sake of development in the state”. Oladunni while admonishing politicians to follow due process in their activities, stressed that the masses are yearning for good governance and ultimately dividends of democracy. He also called on security agencies, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and other stakeholders to work collectively in ensuring a free,fair and credible election. http://sunnewsonline.com/anambra-poll-non-natives-adopt-apc-candidate-nwoye/
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MalcoImX:mechie onu.. |
hollah123:shut the bleep up. Sports and especially football is the only sector where there's little or not quota system in Nigeria. Little wonder it's the only sector where Nigeria ranks highest compare to all aspects of our national endeavors.. The Igbos u see in the super eagles are there on merit basis, but can u say so of any other sector in Nigeria? Suffice it to say that if all the other sectors in Nigeria is made quota-system free. If they're made strictly on merit basis , you'll see Igbos dominating in all sectors jus like in super eagles. But Nigeria would rather we remain stunted instead of letting the best hands handle the country. That's exactly why we want out, because we know we can do better than is currently obtainable in Nigeria of today. |
MalcoImX:Mikel is for Anambra State. When did Anambra become NC? |
Amarabae:God bless u sweetheart. ur comments dey make my heart jolly |
SeunFirstSon:I don't agree with u that u have to dress provocative to be sexy or to be an entertainer.. People like Asa and Adele make the best musics yet they're dressed decently and classy and yes they're sexy too.. Beyonce and the rest u mentioned aren't supposed to be anyone's role model except when you're talking about music strictly, not about fashion or decency.. I bet you'll prefer ur daughter looks up to Asa and Adele other than Beyonce as complete role model. |
[quote author=Innodon post=59907287][/quote]I'm from Anambra State too so I'm very much on the know.. |
omenkaLives:Anambra people trust Peter Obi more than they trust Obiano. So we can agree that whoever Obi presents is the most qualified.. Obi is still the best.. |
sarrki:you know whenever I read ur comment I condole "RIP to intelligence".. Now let's even talk about who hates who.. Let's say Igbos didn't vote for Buhari (which was their right : they had the right to chose between Buhari and Jonathan). It's no hatred if u didn't chose a candidate over the other. Peradventure Buhari won. Now if Buhari didn't hate the Igbos. If he loved all Nigerians equally. If he was wise enough to understand that Igbos not voting him didn't mean they hated him, it only meant they preferred Jonathan over him (which was their constitutional right). He would have said ok we ran a very devisive electioneering campaign (both PDP and APC). Now it's time to mend fences and run an inclusive government. We must drop our differences and join hands to build our nation. He'd then make sure every part of the country is included in the scheme of governance. Mind you Kanu would have still continued with his Ipob thing but he wouldn't have gotten all the sympathy that shot him to limelight. We would have still remained the radio Biafra guy people like me never knew existed. But no , he went ahead and divided Nigeria. No thanks to his infamous 5 vs 97%. His appointments worsened the whole thing.. So if you still have some neurons up there and you're willing to tell ur self the truth you'll know that Buhari hated the igbos first. The Igbos didn't hate him. We're only demanding to the right to part of a country we called ours.. |
jpphilips:TBH.. I'm also against the call for Nigeria break up.. But what options has the North left when they have already dashed the hope of restructuring? Nigeria cannot afford to continue operating on the status quo... It's not working and has no hope of working in the next 100yrs. So what next should we do? Fold our hands and continue praying for God to come down? Someone has to do something he's convinced would work.. Kanu is doing what he's convinced would work. You can lead the struggle for restructuring if that's what you believe in and we'd queue up behind u the moment u start attracting the attention of the government like Kanu has done.. Mind you I want a restructured Nigeria, be there's a popular saying that "if you want to get to the moon, u project the stars so that if u miss the Stars you'll land on the moon".. I'm supporting Biafra, knowing fully well that restructuring isn't a bad option if we finally land there. But again someone has to do something. It's not enough to hind behind the keyboards of ur computer or ur handset and be shouting "restructuring" |
mynd1:u mean the lion that was chased out of his office by local rats? Pele... |
NwaAmaikpe:your head dey dia |
KayDEAN:keep deceiving yourself but I'll keep bursting u people until you people stop giving Nigeria bad names. |
Shezhawt:how far.. We need to talk. Something very important |
U should mention me next time. I want in. |
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