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Politics › Re: 10 Infrastructurally Most Advanced Cities In Nigeria. by forgiveness: 10:47pm On May 22, 2016
Ilovemystate:
Ibadan that I know, three skyscrappers in middle of slum, is that what you called infastructure huh
grin The thing pain shumbody. grin

Now, define infrastructure?
Politics › Re: 10 Infrastructurally Most Advanced Cities In Nigeria. by forgiveness: 10:41pm On May 22, 2016
drtwist:
Thou you said your opinion, but it's good for your opinion to always have back up. You have to ask yourself which of these state have I travel to, or provide pics. Places like Owerri, ancient City of Ibadan, and KD on list can never be ahead of Delta and Anambra. Even Ogun is expected to be ahead of them. They are just being over hype on the media.
Delta, Anambra and Ogun na cities?
Politics › Re: 10 Infrastructurally Most Advanced Cities In Nigeria. by forgiveness: 10:39pm On May 22, 2016
Adaure4ever:
1) Ibadan ahead of Onitsha, Uyo, Awka and Owerri? Are you joking or what?
2) Kaduna ahead of Kano? Wtf
how did you rate this crap?
In my own rating.
1. Lagos
2. Abuja
3. Port Harcourt
4. Enugu
5. Calabar
Complete am
Politics › Re: Biafra, See The Five States That Will Not Join. by forgiveness: 8:02pm On May 21, 2016
Eze2000:
Ahhhhhhhhhh.......
I think I get you now.
You are thinking literally and in a situation where minority group in the original 'Nigeria' gets independence. Well things don't work that way in the real world, particularly when the super powers are concerned, Learn from the Break up of Yugoslavia and, more recently, the Ukraine .
I'm an Igbo guy looking at thing in the light hat the op potrays it.....'if Biafra breaks away' and not 'if Nigeria scatters into pieces'
Your advance thinking though, is to be complemented. I dare say u are from the south south but stand to be corrected.
Your point has nothing to do with 'military strategy'. Its just a few foreign diplomarts sitting around deciding where new boundaries will be.
Hehehe! And you think literally that others will not follow suit. grin who no like better thing.

The Super power will always be on oyel owners side and infact I don't think they will be on Biafra side because they know dem get sense. grin They are most likely looking for easy preys and not the predator. grin

Calling Ijaws minority go do you like film because the so called minority is in possession of deadly weapons. Then we should ask, how manage?

South South? nay but.. lipsrsealed

Have you forgotten that military men and women can be found in every ethnic groups in Nigeria. grin Therefore, military strategy is not limited to a group of people.

Nobody carry last. grin
Politics › Re: Biafra, See The Five States That Will Not Join. by forgiveness: 7:12pm On May 21, 2016
Eze2000:
Nigeria has all the oil wells in West Africa but how many weapons could buy to boko haram from the USA ? or other western powers?
There is what is called 'treaties' and these open doors faster for a new born country.
Point of correction, The newly founded Nations will cease to be called Nigeria and some may be known as Republic of Izon, Republic of Efik and Ibibio, Republic of Edo and Republic of Oduduwa ( stretching from Lagos down to Warri). grin and they will now be the newly custodians of Niger Delta oyel wells and water ways. grin

I hope you get the picture clearly. grin

New countries new thinking, new image..... everything new. grin

Therefore, these alias are no longer dealing with Nigeria. Chai! grin levels don change be dat na. grin

So, think am well wetin oyel wells go fit do and the brains behind these newly founded countries. It's is no longer lackadaisical attitude obtainable in the 'to be d'... lipsrsealed you know what I mean. grin
Politics › Re: Biafra, See The Five States That Will Not Join. by forgiveness: 12:56pm On May 21, 2016
beautyoftheLord:
Tah! Cross river will join. Who wants to be left with ISWAP to finish us? Make no mistake. Where there are majority christians in a state, they will follow Biafra. Only thing be say, the Biafra name gats to change. Don't delude yourself. Akwa ibom go follow too. We should stay back with the treacherous yoruba and dominating born to rule hausa fulanihuh Lie lie!!!
Peradventure Biafra secede, let it be know that Nigeria will immediately cease to be in existence. All man to ya tent o Israel. Then, everybody will start barring his father's name such as Republic of Arewa, Republic of Oduduwa, Republic of Biafra, Republic of Izon, Republic of Kanuri, Republic of Edo etc.

Since, I suppose you are Ibibio, I think your country will be called Republic of Efik and Ibibio. grin Chai! That ya country na em go fine pass. Hehehe! grin

Don't you think so?
Politics › Re: Biafra, See The Five States That Will Not Join. by forgiveness: 12:37pm On May 21, 2016
Eze2000:
My good friend have u ever heard of d Onitsha seaports? The River Niger goes deep into biafra and the half of Delta and Rivers which are Igbo speaking all border the Niger.
Of course the Biafrans will suffer a bit as the Nigerian navy will most likely blockade the Niger Delta to deny them access to the but problems is pretty simple to end. Promise some free crude to Norway, Finland, Germany of Britain or even France and they'll give the new Biafra have some the latest destroys and battleships to blow the Nigerian Navy clean out d water.

Never mess with an Igbo man determined to make a profit
And others don't have crude oyel to buy surface to air missiles to blow up the battle ships, right? grin
Romance › Re: Mimzy Out! by forgiveness: 10:06pm On May 20, 2016
tsephanyah:
hybaune carter fbk.. via twitter....@nurhaandaura
Politics › Re: Full Summary Of 2016 Budget by forgiveness: 4:13pm On May 18, 2016
Travel › Re: Lagos: Skytran To Build 40km Hyperloop Track by forgiveness: 7:35pm On May 15, 2016
[quote author=arresa post=45628747][/quote]grin My village don enter map kwa. grin
Travel › Re: Lagos: Skytran To Build 40km Hyperloop Track by forgiveness: 7:31pm On May 15, 2016
CFCman:
Mehn!! I can't wait to see what Lagos would be like in 10-12 yrs time. It, alongside Abuja would become the financial/trade centers of Africa.

Moreover, a gentleman's agreement between Lagos and the other 5 SW states could be signed which would stipulate that the Lekki and MMA airports would be the only international passenger airports in the zone. This could maximize the economic viability of both airports.
Make Ogun state no sign that kin agreement oooo because Ogun state ought to have become the International transit hub for MMA if the leaders had built the airport.

Besides, Na only Lagos waka come.
Christianity Etc › Re: You Have First Class Righteousness - Joseph Prince by forgiveness: 4:18pm On May 15, 2016
tartar9:
So you mean for example,the prostîtute @parisbookaddict is as righteous as Jesus(AS) the Slave of Allah,not the arm robber one.
This explains the gross immorality that can be found in your average xtian,after all,someone else has carried your sins.continue deceiving yourselves.
The question to ask is who does God justify?

Is it the pastor or prostitute?
Politics › Re: Niger-Delta Avengers Currency, Flag, Passport To Be Released Oct 2016 - Agbinibo by forgiveness: 7:56pm On May 12, 2016
iSlayer:
Source: http://www.nigerdeltaavengers.com/2016/05/congrats-to-all-strike-team-of-niger.html?m=1
Hehehe! According to international law, most of those offshore oyel wells are not under the jurisdiction of Niger Delta. Shebi eyes go clear if they successful separate from Nigeria. Moreover, in that Republic is another Nigeria dominated by 2 or 3 major tribes. The minority go hear wen. Itshekiri is the number one victim. That warri is gone for life. Hehehe!
Politics › Re: Ogun Now 5th In Ease Of Doing Business In Nigeria by forgiveness: 7:57am On May 12, 2016
ikarm17:
Maybe he has, maybe he hasn't. What I do know is that Ogun of now is not the Ogun of 2013. Amosun deserves applaud for how he has made Ogun ripe for investors.

You want that Cargo airport, you'll need more investors.
OK na! Judgment day is coming.
Politics › Re: Ogun Now 5th In Ease Of Doing Business In Nigeria by forgiveness: 7:37am On May 12, 2016
ikarm17:
When last did you hear anything about that? I share your worry.
Maybe he has abandoned his campaign promises. No worries, his party will come back begging for votes soon but dem go show dem meme.

Atleast, PDP winning almost all the seats around that area testified to the fact that they can't be decieved twice.

I still dey observe am.
Politics › Re: Ogun Now 5th In Ease Of Doing Business In Nigeria by forgiveness:
ikarm17:
Amosun didn't come up with the rankings and judging by what has been going on in Ogun recently, that state deserves it.

Full list of ranks http://www.doingbusiness.org/rankings/Nigeria
I am in support of anything good for the state but Amosun never fulfil his promise of building Cargo airport hence my conclusion of talking to much.
Politics › Re: Ogun Now 5th In Ease Of Doing Business In Nigeria by forgiveness: 7:22am On May 12, 2016
Amosun you don hear 'there is need to incorporate air transportation in the state infrastructural terrain.. Ogun state doesn't need to depend on neighbouring state for facilities it can develop' ...

Don't allow politics of bitterness to stop you from building that Cargo airport you earlier used to campaign for votes but.. Hmmm!

Don't listen to Ameachi on this one ooo.
Politics › Re: Ogun Now 5th In Ease Of Doing Business In Nigeria by forgiveness: 7:12am On May 12, 2016
I hope Amosun is not only talking story. We dey observe.
Politics › Re: Ogun Identifies Agriculture, Transportation As Viable Sectors For Investors by forgiveness: 7:05am On May 12, 2016
Ok na!
Celebrities › Re: 10 Nigerian Rappers Who Should Quit Rapping And Go Into Trade. by forgiveness: 11:33pm On May 11, 2016
EverestNwatu:
Olamide ain't that talented fam, Nigga is just lucky
So, who is more talented btw Olamide and Phyno?
Politics › Re: Ogun State Investors Forum 2016, Osinbanjo, Fashola, Amosun Attend by forgiveness: 2:55pm On May 11, 2016
We still dey observe.
Politics › Re: Fulanis Not Responsible For Herdsmen Attacks But Boko Haram - Lokpobiri by forgiveness: 2:48pm On May 11, 2016
abbey621:
I can't help but laugh, it's like saying since all Chinese people look alike they all belong to the same region. I won't argue with you further!
Na you sabi!

I know what i saw and i saw and said what i know.

Chinese na Chinese, Fula na Fula. Period!
Politics › Re: Fulanis Not Responsible For Herdsmen Attacks But Boko Haram - Lokpobiri by forgiveness: 2:31pm On May 11, 2016
abbey621:
My friend I not only have friends that are Fulanis, I also have families living in Fulani dominated areas. Anyone can dress like a Fulani and if you think for a minute there's a convincing way to differentiate between herdsmen and Boko Haram then I'd like to smoke what you are smoking!
Yes, anyone can dress like Fula but not everyone looks like Fula. Their facial symmetric said it all.

Don't try to defend the undefendable. They are herdsmen and that's all.

Boko Haram are not only thieves but also terrorist and that's the difference.

You live with Fula but me........ lipsrsealed
Politics › Re: Fulanis Not Responsible For Herdsmen Attacks But Boko Haram - Lokpobiri by forgiveness: 2:23pm On May 11, 2016
abbey621:
I'm not debating what you thought you saw, I'm telling you those are Boko Haram in disguise! A typical Nigerian cannot tell the difference between herdsmen, an a.boki and boko haram, to an average Nigerian they are all the same so it's easy to disguise!
Unfortunately, I saw them from a very close range and their facial symmetric is that of Fula and not Kanuri (boko haram) or hausa. Besides, some were wearing their traditional attires and the direction they took to their heels behold Herds of Nama (cow).


So, i can boldly say once again that "they were original herdsmen with AK47.
Politics › Re: Fulanis Not Responsible For Herdsmen Attacks But Boko Haram - Lokpobiri by forgiveness: 2:06pm On May 11, 2016
abbey621:
I'm not debating what you thought you saw, I'm telling you those are Boko Haram in disguise! A typical Nigerian cannot tell the difference between herdsmen, an a.boki and boko haram, to an average Nigerian they are all the same so it's easy to disguise!
My friend, i am not an average Nigeria that is ignorant about the physical structures of the major tribes in Nigeria. So, i know a fula when i see one and i am telling you that the ones i saw were fula boys not Kanuri(Boko Haram) or Hausa. Besides some were wearing their traditional attires and towards the direction they made their escape was Namas (cows).

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