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revolt:
THIS GUY IS TOO OLD TO UNDERSTAND WHAT IS GOING ON IN THE WORLD TODAY.

WAS IT NOT HIS DUMB GENERATION THAT WERE OFFERING UNIVERSITY GRADUATES CARS AND CAR LOANS WITHOUT ASKING WHERE THEY WOULD GET MONEY TO PAY BACK THE LOANS.

YOU F/CKING OLD FOOL SHOULD GO FIND YOUR AGE MATES AND LAMENT TO.

YOUR DUMB GENERATION BUILT THE PLATFORM FOR ALL THE CORRUPTION WE HAVE TODAY.

Softness:
Instead of defending GEJ prior to the removal of fuel subsidy, why don't they use their big muscles and weapons to fight against Boko Haram who have been bombing GEJ's Bottom? Occupy Nigeria Jor!

solomon111:
@emmatok
I would love to give you links to authenticate my claims,but I cant,because i am currently browsing with my phone.My laptop battery develop a small technical fault,but i promise to give you those links when i can.
Besides i personally know two of them.

solomon111:
True!But what you dnnt know is that this companies also have their research departments,which they finance heavily!
I can tell you authoritatively that the bulk of the Igbo engineers are based in the research departments due to their in-born ingenuity.They have been directly and indirectly responsible for various technological inventions and advancements in the world today.
Once again, google is your friend!

Television manufacturers are outsourcing LCD screens production as competition and weak demand squeeze profits Photograph Thomas Collins/Getty

Sony has sold its nearly 50% stake in joint venture with Samsung Electronics to the South Korean company for $940m (£602m), as the Japanese company struggles to cut its losses at its TV business.

The venture for liquid crystal display (LCD) had been subject to rumours that Sony was negotiating an exit, aiming to switch to cheaper outsourcing for flat screens for its TVs while Samsung pushes ahead with next-generation displays,

solomon111:
I will give you 10 names of Igbo men and women,who are not local champions in the universities,but are actually doing the Job in SONY Engineering firms.
It is one thing to be a professor of theoretical jargons and another thing to be able practically savvy.

Obi1kenobi:
There really are a lot of hare-brained, numbskulls on this embarrassing forum. You do realize it's the inalienable right of people to make an informed choice in the democracy we purport to practise. What exactly do other regions have to teach about protests - how to destroy lives and property, loot and extort civilians getting on with their lives (my mum's windscreen was damaged by hoodlums in Lagos when she was going to visit my sick aunt and she STILL had to pay agberos) and generally behave like savages while compelling everyone irrespective of their opinions to join their mob action.

For the record, I'm against the fuel subsidy removal but I have a lot of friends who support GEJ and their opinions are no less valid than yours. I know for a fact the organized private sector and civil service in the East are largely shut down - so the fact some traders aren't behaving like the hoodlums in other regions hijacking, inflaming and looking to exploit the strike for their dubious ends makes us some kind of traitors.

Igbophobia truly exists. Anything we do must have spurious links to money even though the potential drain on their resources is the main reason most are protesting the subsidy removal. Bunch of cretinous, bigotted retärds that post drivel on this forum abound everywhere. What a shame.

noiseless:
The funny thing is you called yourself "ODUA/ODUDUWASOLDJA"yet you are dying making noise about oil"NIGERIA OIL"by the way when did a yoruba man become the spokesperson for IJAWS? "OWNERS OF NIGERIA" GREEDY OIL THIEVES, why dont you go and do some coacoa farming and demand the FG to subsidise things such as MILO,BORNVITA for everyone even for one week or use the revenue to develop other part of the country and not just lagos and abuja? Guy quit beating yourself up like a headless chicken it's not good for your health.

yarodin:
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL, ashewo dey tell customer to leave in house? I will like to see how Yoruba are going to pull this off, remember real life and online are two different things  oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh.

stayreal:
Stop lying to yourself. Yorubas will never want to see Igbos in a war without help from their Hausa masters and the support of UK and the support Russia and the Egypt, I think you get the picture. After June 12th came you did nothing but cried about Abiola. These people went and killed Abiola and his wife. But we igbos were upset by what happened to Abiola and his wife but we knew it was not our battle. Even Abacha knew not to test Ndigbo but he terrorized you people until his death.

Ezeufi:
Brother, take my advice. My grandpa told me this. "If you love them, they'll bleep you, and if you bleep them, they'll love you".

Women love drama, especially those who say they are looking for a nice guy. A nice guy is very predictable to a woman, and women gets bored with predictability. Women do privately love what they publicly call arsseholle of a man. They go to an arssholle for all the excitement, after being messed about they will go and get a nice guy who will provide them with emotional support. When their trauma is over, they start to find the nice fella boring and go to another arsseholle for some more excitement. The pattern repeats itself continuously.
What you should do to keep women in their place. After you have slept with, it should be made known to her that her value has depreciated permanently, and she is just a prefered option. If she doesn't behave, then her privilege of being a prefered option will be taken away. She should know that. If you can play those cards right, you won't be one of the losers.

merengue:
Why you non-Igbos are surprised about this is beyond me, the Igbos are by nature a greedy, avaricious lot who see in every situation an opportunity to make money even at the expense of their own flesh and blood (they are dying like flies in the North, yet their kin in Wuse Market were screaming that they like subsidy removal). The reasons being adduced for not joining the strike are so ridiculous, its beyond laughable.
    I assure you that even if a million Igbos die in the North, a million will take their place because the alternative is to go die slow, painful, poverty-stricken deaths in the landlocked sh**hole called Igbo land. The marketers who have been selling above 65 naira, are they not Igbo people?
   They think they will get the presidency in 2015 if they boot lick, bend over and know tow to GEJ, how pathetic. If GEJ doesn't contest in 2015, its going back to the North.
   They claim they are a "republican" or "egalitarian" society. The truth is it's a case of every man for himself. That is why they steal, cheat, connive and even murder so they can get enough money to marry many wives, build big mansions in the village, throw lavish parties and buy chieftaincy titles and knighthoods. Kidnapping, armed robbery, prostitution are 10x worse in the S/E than anywhere else in Nigeria, if in doubt do the following three things:
(1) Go to the East via night bus.
(2) Enter any big town especially Aba and Onitsha after 6pm.
(3) Visit Owerri in the evening on any given day especially weekends.
    Nigerian roads are bad generally but S/E roads are death traps, yet every Igbo man of means grades (and in some cases tars) only the road that leads to his own house. Their roads have been washed away by erosion, yet go to any village and you would be amazed at the types of empty mansions you see.
      The truth is their place is dead, look at all their traditional rulers, most of them stay in Lagos, Abuja, PH, Asaba, etc. Eze. Festus Odimegwu, the former Nigerian Breweries C.E.O is the traditional ruler of his community in Imo, yet he still stays full time in Parkview Estate, Ikoyi and runs his business, FE Group of Companies, all based in Lagos. Amb. Arthur Mbanefo is the Odu III of Onitsha, also still resides full time at Ikoyi. Same goes for Prof. Laz Ekwueme who is a traditional ruler in Oko, Anambra but still stays at Yaba. This is because they know that they are rulers over barren wastelands.
    The average Igbo farmer spends 3 times what other farmers across Nigeria spends on fertilizer yet the only thing that grows is cassava (and yellow garri is still cheaper in Lagos than anywhere else in Igboland). They think we in the Niger-Delta will go with them if they secede and dash them our oil, how I laugh at their stupidity!!!!!
   Has anyone ever wondered why successive bad governments use Igbos as mouthpieces? Its because they always have a price; Abacha had Daniel Kanu, Obj had Odimegwu leading The 3rd Term agenda as well as Frank Nweke Jnr., now GEJ has nitwits like Worgu, Okonjo-Iweala, Anyim and Co. Of course we all remember Arthur Nzeribe (A.B.N) and Uche Chukwumerije under IBB. [/b]Look at N.N.P.C, various Hausa, Yoruba and South-South boys have entered that place and cleaned out yet they all used and are still using [b]Levi Ajuonuma as spokesperson.
  Have you ever wondered why in eight years of the senate's presidency under the S/E zone, they had Enwerem, Okadigbo, Wabara, Anyim and Nnamani. In five years under North-Central zone, only one: David Mark, Its because they have sold, are still selling and will always sell their own mothers for a plate of porridge.
  The whole of Imo has less than 3 functioning industries(government or private) yet they are always quick to shout marginalization. When one of their few shining stars: Alex Ekwueme stood to contest in 1998 and 2002, Igbo people like Orji Kalu, Achike Udenwa, Jim Nwobodo under cut him because he didn't share money.
   Abeg the Igbos or "Biafrans" as they call themselves should do and leave the rest of us alone, all they are good for is to act as middle men in the sale of fake Asian products (thank God all these foreign companies are already setting up shop in Naija) and supply girls as wives.

Beaf:
The imports are paid for by NNPC with oil money. What a stone-head!
And who imports it? What section of the country are they from? Does where they are from coincide with where there are riots?

Nematode.

Beaf:
Every sensible Nigerian that is willing to have a better country is desperate to see the back of the subsidy forever. Stealing at such an industrial scale cannot be allowed to continue.

Beaf:
Don't mind alj haram. He is desperate because it is quite clear that the protest is an ethnic thing. See how many states in the SW and core-North have had curfews imposed against zero for other areas. The cabal members are all SW and core-North, so it is easy to see whats going on.

Imagine people using our oil to feed the entire W. Africa because they want to make an ilicit buck and then when the shiit hits the fan, they bring out their ethnic groups in an unprecedented display of ugly bigotry and think others are blind.

jmaine:
Telling me never to reply venom with venom is false . , i give like for like . . I can be very calm, but i won't take nonsense attacks ,especially from that fool . No apologies . .

So are you trying to tell me that the likes of OANDO, CONOIL, MRS . .with their tank farms still need to buy from NNPC again, after proper documentation of what they imported has been established and estimated subsidy reimbursement calculated

How much does the NNPC sell to this importers with visible gas stations even when the subsidy being paid to them also contains about N13 . .shared by retailers, transporters and other operational cost to the fuel marketers . . . below is a document dated around 2010 trying to throw light into the subsidy debate


http://www.nigeriannewsservice.com/nns-news-archive/headlines/fuel-subsidy-rises-to-n91-per-litre

This Jimoh Ibrahim claim i riddled with so much questions that demands answers either from him or from NNPC especially

studyineu:
@emmatok, I didn't advise de igbos to fight another people in their lands cause even here in igboland, any hausa man that tries to fight an igbo man is brutally dealt with. We are calling de igbos in de north to come back home cause they government can't protect them. There protection can only be guaranteed in igbo land and not in hausa lands

studyineu:
@emmatok, I didn't say that they will come to fight for a particular tribe. But assuming they are to fight for a tribe can you tell me the tribe they will fight for?. Islamic or muslim tribe abi?. Moreova de igbos fought the war of 1966 without the support of UN or US. Am sure they can do it again in dis period that they easily have access to the BIG GUNS.

labamo07:
Nigerian are not so dumb just as we've been taken for, I wonder why some people still argue without sense of reasoning,  How much does the old goat buys his products? if he is buying locally, then he is a beneficiary of the subsidy cuz he must be buying less than N65. I think he is a coward,  Anyway, God go catch all of un

studyineu:
@emmatok, UN and US won't come to Nigeria?. Re u the one to stop them?

jmaine:
Shut up and answer the question below you or stop being senile . . . What a cow


How does the quote above explain the pertinent questions being asked, which is, How was Jimoh able to breaks even, in a highly subsidized market with huge number of competitors ? . . .The prize difference with other fuel importing countries clearly shows that, without government subsidy, marketers can never sell at N65 naira due to operational costs and the market value of the imported refined products . .

How did he cope among his competitors who were obviously even over subsidized . . .Jimoh should come clear on this and not that rubbish you foolishly placed as the appropriate response .  . .

we are talking of Nigeria and not Sao tome, Ghana and whatever  Cow . .

A cancer ridden brained fool like you is even accusing others of not being able to comprehend  . . .Now that is very funny . .  

Olodostein:
We won't need GEJ. We didn't need him in 1966 and don't think we will need him today. After all, he is an ijaw man.

We will need the support of our beloved Israel and persuasion from them to the US and NATO to impose a no flight zone , should in case the so called Nigeria army go haywire. This is the 21st century. We may lose souls, but the God of Israel is with us. We need to close a chapter.

Thank you.

Olodostein:
90% of corpers killed during election violence were Yoooorubas. Go and look it up.  In fact, the Hausa man knows his limit when it comes to an igbo man.

They killed saro-wiwa and Abiola and you people did nothing. Let them try it with us. Yoruba's can't think with their brain. Saboteurs.

nagoma:
The Igbo's cannot , should not and must not leave the north. The majority living there have made the north their home. When I heard the youg Igbo lady Kelechi on the BBC Hausa service explaining (inthe most perfect hausa diction) why they had to move across the boarder from thier homes in Magama (Nigeria) to Dan Isa few kilometers to the North of the boarder (in Niger Republic ) I was nearly moved to tears. Now their daily routine is to come along with other Niger republic citizens to manage their business in Nigeria and return to their sanctuary across the boarder in the evenings . This is a small number of families but is enough for the leadership to know that people - citizens are living in fear. This is of course similar but to some people who earn their living in Jos by day but hurry up to the sanctuary in Bauchi state in the evenings.(But of course Jos and Bauchi are in the same country.)
The Igbo's cannot go back to the east and with all humility and sense off responsibility we know that the geographical SE cannot accommodate and comfortably sustain the dynamic and hardworking life of these resourceful population, at leat in the present Nigeria.

PHIPEX:
HISTORY IS ABOUT TO REPEAT IT’S SELF

The Saviour came but was not recognised by his own people, some called him fake others said he is the chief of the devils. The religious leaders of his own time who should know better incited the masses against him as they all cried “crucify him, crucify him”.
What was his offence?; He spoke some hard sayings and made hard decisions, and they all wondered “who can bear it?”. Unfortunately, they succeeded in killing him because their leaders promised them that another saviour is on his way. Over 2000 yrs later, the expected leader is still yet to come and will never come because he was with them but they did not recognise him.
Nigerians behold your Long awaited Goodluck, His decisions may be hard to bear but it will save us the troubles that are yet to come.
I know this president will be vindicated someday.