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PoliticsRe: Igbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op): 11:18am On Apr 16, 2015
Rennee:
Yes oh!! SS and SE are two DIFFERENT geopolitical regions and that would NOT change.
Go to my original post and see if you can find your ethnic group among those listed. No offence.
PoliticsRe: Igbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op): 11:15am On Apr 16, 2015
sCun:
Guy, you people are making a mistake again.
We can cooperate with ourselves politically and economically without forcing ourselves to be one. We have to give others the recognition they deserve, no need lumping ourselves as one.
This is what I wrote:

ezeagu:
Respect difference, but it seems some others want to see the east suffer because they decided not to follow the leader so to say, a united east will be the only sensible response.
PoliticsRe: Igbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op): 11:13am On Apr 16, 2015
IGBOSON1:
^^^Pray, what business has a Yoruba with goings-on east of the Niger? Why get so emotional over talks of cohesion in the old eastern region or our forming a common front to face shared challenges or pursue common goals? I just don't get it!

Instead of being satisfied with your APC/Buhari win and continuing with your victory party and gloating, you're busy getting threatened and worried over south east and south south talks of political and economic integration.....i don't get it! undecided Your post is dripping with frustration, hate and bile.....and you could do yourself some irreparable mental damage if you continue along this path! What i find curious though is that absolutely no one from your ends is calling for the dissolution of this shithole of a country.....you despise Igbos with an all-consuming passion yet you don't want to live without them!

So what if Igbos are demanding for Senate presidency and the FCT minsiter slot? Are you saying that because we supported GEJ (which we'd gladly do a million times over) that we shouldn't make our own demands on the in-coming gov't? Is the in-coming gov't going to be one just for the Yoruba and Hausa/Fulani or for the entire country? It's for us to demand and for Buhari/APC to reject.....simple!

You really need learn how to mind your business mate!
It's a bloody psychological mess. No one else butts in like this in other conversations. Without fail! We need to sit down in this country and evaluate the psychosis of anti-Igbo (and in extension ant-eastern) sentiment, because it's really a trip!
PoliticsRe: Igbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op): 11:09am On Apr 16, 2015
olapluto:
The greed of Igbos is showing its head again. You guys want to claim SS? so as to lay claims to their oil?
Anyways, I have long come to a conclusion about Igbos.
1. They are bluffers. Someone with a small shop selling 2nd hand cloth will claim to be the one feeding his billionaire landlord because the landlord buys rags for his househelp from the seller.
2. They are very very greedy and covetous. e.g Lagos was Yorubaland pre 1999, but once Lagos was improved by Tinubu and Fashola, the influx from the East started. Now they are laying claims to Lagos, even wanting to replace the Oba with an Eze. Give an Igbo a room in your house, and his plans will be to take the house from you.
3. They are not strategic, just lousy noisemakers. While others are planning for the future, Igbos will be gloating and abusing them. When the future comes, Igbos will be the first to line up for the goodies. E.g loss of senate presidency, wanting to be FCT minister, even currently laying claims to APC success.
Now the SS is their brother. The same SS they were ready to wipe out in their ill advised war of 1967. I can bet 99% of SS people want to form their own identity. In the last election, the SS had more voters than the SE, so why should the SS lose its identity to the selfish Igbos?
You have absolutely no clue what you're talking about when it concerns the east. Let people from the non-Igbo speaking part of the east air out their gripes and the Igbo will reciprocate, apart from that, you are just here to cause disunity because the region is a threat to you. You probably don't even know what an Obolo or Mbe mbe is. Some of the people you're cursing are Igbo are actually non-Igbo speaking easterners, can you tell which ones. Of course not, because you'll treat them all the same.

Thank you for proving my point to all non-Igbo speaking easterners reading.
PoliticsRe: Igbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op): 11:03am On Apr 16, 2015
phantom:
OP..... come to PH and say this nonsense! Whatever you see you take.
You're a fanatic for a political party that is vehemently despised by 90% + of the East so what would you say otherwise? Do I blame you.

Agents of disunity.
PoliticsRe: Igbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op):
yemaldo:
So no more south south again? We can now call them s.east,I pity the ss people very soon the ibo people will claim ur land,if they can go as far as claiming Lagos and Abuja then their neighbour shouldn't be that difficult
Jk210:
Another region about to be labelled "no man's land"

Battle ground shifting from Lagos to SS

This seasonal movie is gonna be interesting to watch
aresa:
...but is it by force to keep doing attache ni?

They don't want you and they never did, they just used you to elect Jona and keep jona in office..

We don't see folks from SS posting all the silly attache nonsense, only SE folks. You people need to stop this open and shameful display of low self esteem, insecurity and no sense of worth and identity.
https://www.nairaland.com/2251676/photos-asari-dokubo-massob-leader

You've proven my point. The thing is that without fail it's always another part of Nigeria that comments about the relationship between groups in the east. You even went as far as to comment on what you have no clue. Please, easterners reading, ask yourself why these people are going to such lengths as to talk for regions they do not care about just to prove that easterners hate each other when such an individual cannot tell you the different between Akpa and Ekpe.

Now who is really doing attached? Buzz off.
PoliticsRe: Igbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op): 3:40am On Apr 16, 2015
kayode27:
@ op

Please all these are not necessary. Let peace rain.
Nobody was asking for a war.
PoliticsRe: Igbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op): 3:39am On Apr 16, 2015
abduljabbar4:
Then stay at home and live together. Simple
It's not by force to comment.
PoliticsRe: Igbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op): 2:10am On Apr 16, 2015
Ozin:
Don't cry for us...we are far better of with our igbo brothers than any tribe in Nigeria
Please tell them so that they know.
PoliticsRe: Igbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op): 2:09am On Apr 16, 2015
LasgidyPort:
Loads of crap. The geopolitical term SS emanated from the SS leaders themselves some years back in the 1990s and not from the 60s as fraudulently posited by u.

They themselves wants to be clearly differentiated from the SE. Just the same way the NorthCentral states wants to be differentiated from the core North. I don't see the coming and now the departure of GEJ changing that.
The SS is partly Igbo, the South South terms evolved from the 'Niger Delta' and that was fabricated through the state creations by military heads of state that cut through communities.
PoliticsRe: Igbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op): 2:08am On Apr 16, 2015
Scorpiow:
Very soon the ss identity will be lost with the ibos, while they come back here crying 'marginalisation.'
Parts of the 'SS' are Igbo. There have been incidents of marginalisation between all groups, including the infamous property seizing in Port Harcourt which was against the Igbo. Try again.
PoliticsIgbobuofu.com by ezeagu(op):
@http://Igbobuofu.com

Before the 2015 presidential elections and recent times, Nigerians were adamant in differentiating what they deemed the 'South South' from the South East. On the surface, this was to separate the 'Niger Delta' from other areas in eastern Nigeria so that two geo-political zones were then formed (both which names' make no sense geographically or grammatically). This was done to uphold the propaganda that was solely created to keep the east divided in order for resources to flow freely out of the region. They said that the "south south" was the oil producing area of Nigeria, while the south east wasn't, which is a complete fallacy. They even carved up and cut through communities in Rivers and Imo States just to cut off oil producing areas from the SE. Despite the fact that both concocted regions have been mixing for millennia, They also tried the ethnic card by painting the 'south east' as the domineering 'Igbo side' and the 'south south' as the minority 'Ijaw' side, in fact, there are so called Igbo groups in Rivers state that have more in common with a Kalabari than with someone form Asaba, someone from Aba has more in common with someone in Bonny than they do with someone in Nsukka, an Aro has ancestry from the Cross River, and so on. Can the majority of those that painstakingly tried to separate the supposedly different 'regions' even tell the different between an Ogoni and Kalabari? I'm not even sure someone in Igboland can tell the difference between an Ndoki and an Nkoro or even say which one is supposed to be Igbo.

Now, here comes the laugh: now that the SE/SS is seen as the politically aligned outsiders, they have given up on their divisive tactics, and the SS/SE are now back to just the 'East' and I've even seen some people referring to everyone there as Igbo. It's absolutely hilarious to see because it means 'their' mission since the 60s has all but failed. People in the SS/SE still have some issues to straighten out and the region is far from perfect, but you can no longer convince any part of the east that some people elsewhere have more of their interest at heart than other people in the east. The way that the other regions of Nigeria lambasted and lampooned Goodluck is seen as unforgivable by many especially Ijo people. Comments such as 'drunken fisherman' and other ethnic-tinged slurs have let the cat out of the bag: it's better to deal with an estranged brother than with people who don't respect you and who will wipe you out for your birth right. Some even say that Boko Haram was funded by northern leaders in order to discredit Jonathan's Nigeria, and some have connected the unrest to the president-elects promise in 2011 that he will "make Nigeria ungovernable". The absolute support that the 'SE' threw and has thrown behind Jonathan (positive or negative) has opened up a new frontier in eastern relations, and everyone has sensed this.

This isn't an attack on any region, it's just the fact. People are threatening the east with being locked out of the centre because they are threatened, they are no longer referring to the Igbo, or if they are, they have reverted to the time honoured Nigerian convention of referring to Eastern Nigeria as Igbo, because ultimately, that's how they've viewed the east all along, as a disunited "Igbo" people, and what that represents is that the people of eastern Nigeria have more of a legitimate national bond than the whole of Nigeria could ever feign. What I encourage is that the east continue the positive bridge building and cordial relationship. You were intermarrying and settling among each other way before Lugard and his wayward wife forced Nigeria. Yes, there were skirmishes and sometimes tensions, but you were not wiping each other out before Nigeria. Respect difference, but it seems some others want to see the east suffer because they decided not to follow the leader so to say, a united east will be the only sensible response.

NB: The east is made of the Ijo, Igbo, Ogoni, Ibibio, Efik, Defaka, Cross River Peoples, and all the subgroups and smaller groups of Cross River and Rivers States.

@http://Igbobuofu.com
CultureRe: Photo: Meet The Mami Water People From Osun Oshogbo by ezeagu(m): 9:51pm On Apr 15, 2015
Is Osun a mami water now?
PoliticsRe: Solution To The Igbo 'craze'! by ezeagu(m): 4:36pm On Apr 15, 2015
Solid thread.
TravelRe: 12 Great Cities To Retire To In Africa (photos) by ezeagu(m): 4:07pm On Apr 15, 2015
To be fair, there are parts of every Nigerian city that look like that with rusted roofs, including Enugu.
TravelRe: 12 Great Cities To Retire To In Africa (photos) by ezeagu(m): 4:22am On Apr 15, 2015
spellingcheck:
It all English, because that is what i speak everyday.
I gbaliala.
TravelRe: 12 Great Cities To Retire To In Africa (photos) by ezeagu(m): 4:21am On Apr 15, 2015
spellingcheck:
your first sentence just proved why English is first and every other comes second. You can take Igbo as your first Language, that is your problem. if you are to apply for a job in an English Speaking country, I swear you will tick English as your First and official Language.
What does that have to do with indigenous languages being as legitimate as English? If a company were selecting people to work in Port Harcourt, do you think someone in an English speaking country would hide the fact that they speak Ijo or use that as a an advantage in getting the job?

Go and prepare for your new job.
TravelRe: 12 Great Cities To Retire To In Africa (photos) by ezeagu(m): 4:11am On Apr 15, 2015
spellingcheck:
Anyways i got no time for this, i need to prepare overnight for my new job.
Good. Hopefully your new job is far away from linguistics, of which you haven't a clue.
TravelRe: 12 Great Cities To Retire To In Africa (photos) by ezeagu(m): 4:10am On Apr 15, 2015
spellingcheck:
English is our first and official language sir, every other comes second. Nigeria cannot afford another crisis if we decided to use hausa, igbo or yoruba as our first language.

Lets embrace the truth sire
No, sorry, it doesn't. The reason we have English as official is for communication with different ethno-linguistic groups, otherwise there'd really be no need for it. There are still major cultural customs like the kola nut ceremony among the Igbo where the English language isn't centred. Furthermore, saying things like English come first, every other comes second, is considered offensive and can come of as cultural imperialism. It's an act of violence. There's no such thing as a language coming second unless a people decide it does. You don't decide that for 100 million + Nigerians who use indigenous languages much more than English and even Pidgin. You need to do better, ị nụ?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cultural_imperialism
TravelRe: 12 Great Cities To Retire To In Africa (photos) by ezeagu(m): 4:04am On Apr 15, 2015
spellingcheck:
when you write your project or company report to your boss, don't forget to include 'abeg' and post this link underneath as a reference.
This is nairaland, an informal public forum, not an a company report.
TravelRe: 12 Great Cities To Retire To In Africa (photos) by ezeagu(m): 3:52am On Apr 15, 2015
gbosaa:
Op is crazy. Spyder880 can build me a nice 5 bedroom duplex for a little less than $75,000.

Enugu is the place to be. Spend two weeks in Enugu and your life will never be the same; food, weather, accommodation, gym, sweeeet umu nwa with succulent ukwus from UNEC, Esut.
I was wondering, $2000 kwa?
TravelRe: 12 Great Cities To Retire To In Africa (photos) by ezeagu(m): 3:47am On Apr 15, 2015
spellingcheck:
Mother tongue or not, English has come to stay. Mother tongue is the problem we are facing in Nigeria today. Think about Nigeria with only one General Language? hopefully 'mother tongue' will fade away. 'Pigin' or Correct English will be our General Language.
Actually, you are wrong, Hausa, Igbo, and Yoruba are recognised as national languages and the constitution and some other important documents have been translated into these languages. Furthermore, English is only the official language de jure, Most Nigerians cannot understand and do not speak standard English.
TravelRe: 12 Great Cities To Retire To In Africa (photos) by ezeagu(m): 3:44am On Apr 15, 2015
spellingcheck:
hopefully you don't think 'abeg' is English
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code-switching
PoliticsRe: CNN Interview: Boko Haram And Black West Africa Not A Priority by ezeagu(m): 3:39am On Apr 15, 2015
morethanadoll:
The number one murdering machine on the planet? That must explain why all of my Nigerian collegues have come here. They must want to be murdered! Wait until I tell them this. I think not. We made an example. If someone is going to harm our people on our soil firstly, then they deserve to be invaded. Super power of the world sounds more familiar. Are your people guaranteed jobs after college?Are the poor people still able to have proper housing and food on their tables every night? Do you have electricity 24 hours a day? Electricity was first discovered in the place that you call the murdering machine. For all of the prisoners being stripped in Guantanamo Bay, continue to strip them on since they had no sympathy for the lives that they took from others. I don't have sympathy for murders, child molesters, and drug dealers. Better yet, lock them up and throw away the key. There are probably more rapes happening in a country that has no strong judicial system, such as yours, and I'm positive the rapists are just walking around. If someone murders or rapes you in America, the police will be to your house instantly. Obviously, the military isn't properly trained to handle terrorism in your country and that has already been confirmed. I have many Nigerian friends that I have met in college and they all plan to stay here because they feel safer and they have jobs, something they didn't have back home. Trust me, CIA have better things to do than walk around in country where they aren't even wanted. That level of thinking is what will keep your country in the developing stage for years to come because any country with politicians in their right minds know that they can't exist without the help of another strong country. I'm sure your politicians think this way, too, and if they continue, Nigeria will be the next North Korea, a country with so much potential, but choose to seclude themselves and get left behind by decades.

I'm done here.
You people should figure out how to stop your police from wiping out black men in America, after that then you can look into why the prison is making some people richer than slave masters. Did the people in Guantanamo who were later found innocent deserve to be stripped and fondled? So because Iraq may have had some weapons which you people went on a whim, it was okay for hundreds of soldiers to rape innocent underaged girls and then burn their bodies after, and then come to yarn dust about not working with militaries that have committed human right violations? Your CIA has been one of the most detrimental things to African progress, they are the ones that installed many African heads of state, they are the ones that killed Patrice Lumumba, they are the one that instigated many coups, yet you want Africans to open their doors to your snakes in the grass? Eh, yes, stay out, because clearly African countries are doing fine without US intervention, the US created Liberia, what have you done for them, in fact what country in Africa has the United States saved since that is your peoples calling card? Please don't bother me with this US imperialism nonsense. Your army is the no. 1 murdering machine in the world, Ask Vietnam, ask Iraqi, ask Afghani, African countries overran by coups kwa. Go and read. Before you start quoting middle class Nigerians for me, go and ask yourself about those poor people in New Orleans, and the thousands of homeless people who will be sleeping on the streets of the United States tonight.
TravelRe: 12 Great Cities To Retire To In Africa (photos) by ezeagu(m): 12:38am On Apr 15, 2015
The problem is that people still use corrugated iron to roof buildings. If ceramic shingles are too expensive, then buildings need to start having cement rooftops, which is what makes this city look clean:

https://d22atgph1ebwrd.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/21/2015/03/186989071.jpg
TravelRe: 12 Great Cities To Retire To In Africa (photos) by ezeagu(m): 8:11pm On Apr 14, 2015
This is what I said before, instead of lagoon sea urchins to be bigging up their city that's also on the list, their insecurity and bad rotten belle can't let any other region do good or progress. That is why karma is just working for the SS/SE unity right now.

Continue with your wickedness, while the world recognises good.
TravelRe: 12 Great Cities To Retire To In Africa (photos) by ezeagu(m): 8:09pm On Apr 14, 2015
Enugu is a brilliant city, attracting professionals in their thousands. With the state being handed over into like hands of the previous governor, progress will carry on in the state. Enugu coal city bu ebeano! The place to be!

See: https://www.nairaland.com/979128/enugu-pride-east
PoliticsRe: Photo: See An African Attacked By South Africans Recently.viewers Discretion by ezeagu(m): 8:05pm On Apr 14, 2015
They can't fight the Afrikaners, their slave masters who own their economy, so they turn on other Africans. I don't think that's a Nigerian. Nigerians in South Africa are tough.
TravelRe: 12 Great Cities To Retire To In Africa (photos) by ezeagu(m): 7:36pm On Apr 14, 2015
PoliticsRe: CNN Interview: Boko Haram And Black West Africa Not A Priority by ezeagu(m): 5:20pm On Apr 14, 2015
rdokoye:
USA never gave Nigeria billions of dollars, what are you talking about.

USA used to purchase Nigerian oil; they don’t anymore, end of story.

No one is asking USA to come to Nigeria. USA has offered on many occasions to station troops in Nigeria, but the Nigerian government has refused. The problem is USA policy prohibits American soldiers from working with militaries that have been accused of human rights abuses, that’s why their involvement in the Boko Haram issue has been minimal.

And for why USA should be concerned with what goes on in Nigeria. Well Nigeria has the number one economy in Africa, with the largest population and the biggest potential.
Now that is a bloody joke from the number 1 murdering machine on earth. I guess stripping prisoners naked in Guantanamo Bay and all the rapes in Iraq were sanctioned by the UN. Let them stay away, besides, they probably have enough CIA all over Nigeria.
PoliticsRe: The Formerly Secret Files On The Nigerian War Over Biafra. By Mark Curtis by ezeagu(m): 5:15pm On Apr 14, 2015
vanunu:
Nigeria is a criminal nation, while they allowed northern cameroon to secede, they killed 3million igbos for attempting to secede. Murderers.
Then it's not a nation.

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