Politics › Re: Why Are Eastern States So Backward And Underdeveloped by etebefia: 2:26pm On Jul 03, 2014 |
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Politics › Re: Why Are Eastern States So Backward And Underdeveloped by etebefia: 1:57pm On Jul 03, 2014 |
laudate: Ehn, where did I deny my tribe? Point me to the section...
I come from a minority tribe oh, don't dash me to another tribe.  i never knew yoruba was minority in nigeria |
Politics › Re: The Truth On Kogi And Anambra Oil Fight by etebefia: 1:52pm On Jul 03, 2014*. Modified: 2:13pm On Jul 03, 2014 |
eejo: The real truth shows that the oil wells belong to kogi state i was there even five more oil well had been discovered in kogi between ibaji and idah local goverment but on the war militia from both states had commited war crimes alot of people had died the way out is for the goverment to make kogi , enugu, oil producing states along side anambra if not the arms on both sides can cause a conflict more than boko haram right now kogi militia are incharge of the oil well please mr president end this war now before it is too late if oil dey hungry you go drink palm oil, you want to be oil state by force, you just come online and assume the oil well belongs to kogi, oya go take am nah mr oil well, any way the best way to treat this thread take care |
Politics › Re: Photo: A Cripple Struggling Through A Flooded Road In Aba by etebefia: 12:19pm On Jul 03, 2014 |
no proof to show that is aba, nevertheless T.A orji is a goat. |
Politics › Re: Why Are Eastern States So Backward And Underdeveloped by etebefia: 12:10pm On Jul 03, 2014 |
laudate: Hahaha..... chai! Your comments show that you have not even taken a tour round the entire South-Eastern villages before jumping to your strange conclusion.
Oga, talk is cheap. Provide proof. Please take a trip to each of the villages in the entire South-East, and interview all the villagers/residents in those districts, on their ability to speak English. Next step, conduct a census on how many people in the South-west (excluding Lagos) can speak English, properly. 
When you have completed this exercise, plot the results from both zones into a chart, along with the methodology used in arriving at the hypotheses highlighted in your statement above. Then let us see this comparison in black & white. Perhaps it would serve as empirical evidence to support your strange assertions. Maybe, then we would believe you. 
My next door neighbours can barely speak two sentences in English, yet they are from Abagana. The couple that lives in the house opposite mine are from Akure, yet they speak perfect English, with correct phonetics. Well, what do I know, maybe their village is located inside Lagos, since according to you "yorubas don't know how to speak English." 
Well, since am not Yoruba, I will let the Yoruba people reply you. Na wetin concern me inside dis matter, sef? 
Abeg, make I siddon dey look. 
This drama is getting more interesting with the unsubstantiated statements, weird exaggerations & fallacy being peddled on this thread. why do you people like denying your tribe?, this is bad habit |
Politics › Re: Yoruba Pull Him Down Syndrome…yoruba Ronu!!! by etebefia: 9:42am On Jul 03, 2014 |
funshint: Osun a northern state?? U̶̲̥̅̊ are such a big FOOOL!! Anyway Aregbe till 2018!!! Osun JUST LIKE any other nortern state |
Politics › Re: Yoruba Pull Him Down Syndrome…yoruba Ronu!!! by etebefia: 11:11am On Jul 02, 2014 |
Firefire: Good write up in boosting Mr Bola Tinubu dented image.
Yes, we Yoruba’s should Ronus (think), but not anymore with the behavior and character of the self-installed leader claiming what he is not and cannot be. (Yoruba Leader) nay!
There is no doubt that Bola Tinubu has become a personification of Lagos before now. Just as his word is law, he can do and undo. What started out like an act of drama at the beginning of the current democratic dispensation in 1999 has left Nigeria’s premier state, Lagos, as a mere fiefdom of Tinubu who bears the titular toga of the “Lion of Bourdillon.” Though there is nothing democratic about his bearing, he is, in fact, an Emperor.
It is, indeed, an irony that the people of the South-west , despite their sophistication, have been hoodwinked into the present pitfall through the doctrines of the late sage, Chief Obafemi Awolowo, being propagated by some desperate self-acclaimed messiahs. These masqueraders disguised as democrats on the platform of the National Democratic Coalition (NADECO), purporting to emancipate the South-west from the injustice of the annulment of the June 12, 1993 presidential election won by a Yoruba son, the late Chief MKO Abiola. Sadly, they only ended up foisting a most fraudulent robber-baron on the Yoruba nation. - pointblanknews.com
Tinubu has gone too far to privatize South West politics are we must stop him now. Awolowo did not go to the extent of installing his family members against people’s wish.
Justifying himself, Tinubu said: “I play god-fatherism in the South-West for the good of our people. My god-fatherism is for progress.” However, his blatant “all in the family” nepotism can hardly be said to be in the interest of the South-West.
Tinubu crowned his daughter the Iyaloja of Lagos. He installed his wife, as a Senator for Lagos State. His wife’s sister is apparently a member of Lagos State House of Assembly. His daughter’s husband is a member of the Federal House of Representatives. This is unacceptable.
Tinubu has controlled South-West politics NOT because he is popular in the region, but because he has been allowed to get away with his anti-democratic tendencies. He made no pretenses to be democratic. Candidates for elective offices did not come from any democratic processes; they were chosen in Tinubu’s bedroom.
There was only one discernible requirement for qualification: total allegiance to Tinubu and the acceptance to do his bidding.
In 2011, PDP supported Mulikat Akande of Oyo State for the position of Speaker of House of Representatives. But Tinubu corralled his party representatives to defeat the woman in favour of Aminu Tambulwal of Sokoto.
Bola Ahmed Tinubu has gone too far and time to stop him is NOW! the line in bold i thought it was GEJ fault, hahahahahahahahahahahaaa, eyes don open what a super story  |
Politics › Re: Yoruba Pull Him Down Syndrome…yoruba Ronu!!! by etebefia: 11:05am On Jul 02, 2014 |
Na today Africa know say MOGABE NO GOOD? we all know that YORUBA have A1 IN PHds [ pull him down syndrome], they easily get jealous of others progress, i have been reading thrash after thrash about the Ekiti election, some say FAYEMI lost because he is not a grass root politician, some say he lost because of TINUBUs influence, some say YORUBA vote individuals not party, story, story, storrrrrrry, the truth is that they are scared of their unholy alliance with the north which produced APC, they accused others of not voting APC yet when it got to their turn to vote their darling APC, they became scared, some even went as far as collecting rice to vote [hunger why are thou this cruel] this is just the beginning we know YORUBAs are not comfortable with APC yet they accuse others of not joining them to APC, OSUN election is another one coming though i know APC will win because OSUN in more like any other northern state. may God help the yoruba nation. |