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Politics › Re: BREAKING!!! Nigeria Considers Sanctions On South African Businesses by ezeagu(m): 7:25pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
Nah una go suffer am. |
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Politics › Re: Igbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op): 7:07pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
omonnakoda: You just come up with these random ejaculations from your "brain",what is this "want to be a millionaire quiz show?
You name an ingredient in peppersooup What is the ancestral home of the Owa people? Where is Owa? What does Igbuzor and Onitsha have in common? What was the old European name for Aboh? What does dein mean? Please scar me if you can. |
Politics › Re: Igbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op): 7:01pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
omonnakoda: Such an encounter will scar you permanently Name a village in Agbor. |
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Politics › Re: Igbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op): 6:50pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
superstar1: What is all these arguments about?
The alliance should not only stop at SS and SE amalgamation, they are free to even annex southern Cameroon that used to be part of the old eastern region as well.
Once the objectives and aim of the alliances suits all parties, why should others be disputing it for them?
The alliance is about Oil and access to the sea for one party, why the other is in need of the numerical strength.
At the same time, no one should run back to Nigeria once more begging for freedom from his domineering neighbour. You are so bitter. Why? I have no clue. In fact, that's a lie, I think I may know why. |
Politics › Re: Igbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op): 5:57pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
omonnakoda: Whether Northern Delta are Eboe is and has been debatable not everyone agrees but that is another matter You don't want to go there with me. |
Politics › Re: Igbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op): 5:21pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
omonnakoda: We have been there and done that and then we have moved on not without reason.Once again Edo and Delta are not in the East I did not claim Edo. Please see the original post. Northern Delta areas are Igbo. |
Politics › Re: Igbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op): 2:56pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
bakila: Again it is a nairaland discussion and by 2019 we would see if your effort has stood the test of time. Good. |
Politics › Re: Governor T.a Orji Booed, Pelted With Sachet Water by ezeagu(m): 2:53pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
ozoigbondu: add sauce And oso oji, let it burn the blood clot. |
Politics › Re: The Igbo And Lagos' Development - History And Fact by ezeagu(m): 2:49pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
kaybiel2u: please learn from that op and stop being naive Naive in what way? |
Politics › Re: Buhari Never Promised APC To Make Naira Equal To Dollar – APC by ezeagu(m): 2:11pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
April 2016 - "Buhari never promised change to Nigeria" |
Politics › Re: Igbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op): 2:07pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
bakila: Simple question for you sir,who will be the Junior partner in that relationship? Igbo? This is a symptom of Nigeria. The idea that an ethnic group is "senior" or "junior", the east didn't have that in the past, it was other regions like the north that had "senior" and "junior" ethnic groups because they practised feudalism while the east practiced rugged individualism. Igbo groups for example didn't call themselves Igbo, they identified with their towns and subgroups. For you to ask this question, you do not know the thousands of years of history that easterners have had with each other. |
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Gives South Africa 24 Hours To Stop Xenophobia by ezeagu(m): 2:00pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Igbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op): 1:55pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
bakila: No they are not one. Abia, Imo and Anambra may not all be PDP. PDP will most likely be in the minority in the SE or share same spot with APGA. The political party isn't necessarily a marker of unity, an APGA governor can easily cooperate with a PDP governor, if not, it still doesn't represent the will of the people. Beside, the fact that the so called 'SE' is split between parties shows that the region isn't so much a region. |
Politics › Re: The Igbo And Lagos' Development - History And Fact by ezeagu(m): 1:46pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
Tiring. The easterners did not develop Lagos on their own, but the fact is Lagos has benefited as both a colonial station developed with colonial wealth from all areas, just as Calabar had, and from being the capital at one point and centre of government. This lead to people flocking to Lagos, many times to represent the wealth that was being carried away from their region to Lagos because of the governments failure to diversify. This was partly why Abuja was created, to remove the focus off Lagos. This has little to do with the indigenous people of Lagos.
And you guys need to stop with the Isoma primer things because 1: Bishop Ajayi wasn't the first and last to form an orthography for the Igbo language in the Latin script, in fact the current orthography was developed by a Professor Onwu under the SPILC, Bishop Ajayi's primer is archaic and no longer in use.
Secondly, the Igbo had already borrowed a writing system called nsibidi from the Ejagham in Cross River hundreds of years before Bishop Ajayi existed. |
Politics › Re: Igbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op): 1:43pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
omonnakoda: That Aros are not ruled by strangers Who are the strangers the Aro are being ruled by? |
Politics › Re: Igbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op): 12:35pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
sCun: Who are you to complain on their behalf? When you assume you make an ass of u and me. |
Politics › Re: Igbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op): 12:33pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
omonnakoda: It was not a myth.The fact that Willinks said Eastern Nigeria was 98% Ibo speaks volumes. If PH was an Ibo town as he reported why then is there talk of abandoned property.That is a bit contradictory isn't it. It was the same phenomenon in the West that led to the formation of the MidWest Region whih was done fo political reasons in terms of timing. It was necessary to carve out Cross River/Akwa Ibom. Even there Willinks said Ibo were majority in Ogoja and it would appear he reinforced the idea of Aro as Ibo even though we know that the Ezes in Aro are no Ibo(discussion for another day) This is just an onslaught of misinformation. |
Politics › Re: Igbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op): 12:29pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
sCun: That is one man speaking about the past. Have you done a survey with Niger deltans today to find out if they want to be referred as the ''east''? How many Niger deltans today will be happy to go with Biafra if Nigeria disintegrates today instead of their own ND republic? I keep asking, can't the 2 regions cooperate in every way possible while recognising their differences? You and your likes are filled with inferirority complex. All of this is really about nothing. Everyone is already in independent states. The coinage of 'SS' and 'SE' is nothing more than geopolitical markers that indicate unity and camaraderie, if they come together and create the 'east' it doesn't take any power away from each other, it does not have governmental power. The SS is a fallacy anyway because Akwa Ibom doesn't have anything more in common with Bayelsa than it does with Abia State. If you don't get it then you don't get it and move on. |
Politics › Re: Igbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op): 12:03pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Igbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op): 11:45am On Apr 16, 2015 |
sCun: Keep riding in your folly then. Attitudes like yours is what makes these people suspicious of the Igbos. I can assure you that you will only achieve the complete opposite of what you desire with this... Further division. The Ndoki and Egbemas you mentioned aren't the only groups in that region. Just continue in your domineering fooly and see where it leads you. Alright. You were never here for understanding or bridge building it seems. I responded to you cordially and you responded with threats. As I said, Nigeria needs to ask itself why eastern unity is such a problem, including to some easterners themselves. By the way, if you think I'd open this thread to 'dominate' another group or without evidence of strengthening relations in the east, then you're mistaken. |
Culture › Re: Eastern Nigerian Jewellery by ezeagu(op): 11:42am On Apr 16, 2015 |
Ihuomadinihu: Oh wow! I've been looking for a thread like this. After watching so many bollywood movies,i was fascinated by how they still managed to preserve their culture inspite of Western colonization. I was prompted to search for ancient and native Igbo ornaments and jewerlly. To my amazement,most of these ornaments are now considered primitive and unholy. How did indians preserve their culture and why did we let go of ours? Igbo women only wear the anklets and jigida only during cultural performances/epic movies,as they are now considered fetish and mundane. I am sincerly hoping for a turn around when Igbo women can wear these beautiful ornaments daily just like Indian women. I hope our people get the confidence. Also uri would be nice to see come back. |
Politics › Re: Igbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op): 11:41am On Apr 16, 2015 |
omonnakoda: Edo and Delta are now in the SS those are not Easterners neither are they "Westerners". Let everyone decide what they want to be Thank you. Exactly. So your comment? |
Politics › Re: Igbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op): 11:30am On Apr 16, 2015 |
olapluto: lol. Wallow in your folly mate. If it makes you happy. Very soon, the SS you are pleading to romance with will put you where you belong. Then they will also become 'anti-Igbo'. Then, rather than address the self-delusion of most of you, you will start to threaten to form a country. According to Godwill Akpabio: 'If war was won on propaganda, Biafra would win many times- Most times they will announce on the radio that in the morning they will capture Lagos, when they havent even reached Abagana'. The only people who do not see Igbos for who they are, are the Igbos themselves. Egolomania will continue to blurr your political future. These are your hopes and wishes not an opinion grounded in fact. Sit down alone and ponder why a united east is such problem to you. |
Politics › Re: Igbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op): 11:26am On Apr 16, 2015 |
sCun: Calling all of them ''east'' is making the same mistake all over again. Where is the identity the crave for? This is foolishness I must say. Can't their be economic and political cooperation without lumping all of them together into one 'east'? The idea that the Igbo people are all in the 'south east' and other ethnic groups are all in Bayelsa and Rivers is an old idea. When you understand how interconnected everyone, and that's everyone in the east is, you would understand why I would use the term easterner. Why would Ndoki be in a different region from Obigbo, or Egbema be straddling two separate regions in Imo State and Rivers States. Can anyone even define the south south? The 'south east' and 'south south' has done little politically, if you look at recent events you will see that it's an eastern political force that has emerged. |
Politics › Re: Igbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op): 11:21am On Apr 16, 2015 |
ocelot2006: And that's because of the boundaries both regions share. But the Igbo population is NOT a sizeable one with the igbos being the minority tribe in this region. What boundaries? Sorry, did I say the Igbo were the majority of anything anywhere? |