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FA13:
Are you talking to the guy below?

Are you in any way insinuating that myself or whois are Mannabbqqrills??

annyz:
In situation like this you can never hear LAI talking.

He is probably in Fabrication room.

You'll never from him!

He goes about regurgitating how Boko Haram could not hoist flags like in the past, even when the Borno senators in the national assembly countered his claims.

Now it's too loud to be denied, I wonder what he'd spin.

VTJN:
go sleep, this is not for you!

It's for Mrs Factum your wife.

OjukuwuHusband:
Says a jobless ipob troll....

Alapatinrin!

VTJN:
don't mind them, they are just so myopic

They felt a northerners translate to EMPTY HEAD

Even down south here, there are some northerners that are doing exceedingly well academically than their southern counterpart

I still can't factum the reason why people had this wack mentality about Northerners

VTJN:
don't mind them, they are just so myopic

They felt a northerners translate to EMPTY HEAD

Even down south here, there are some northerners that are doing exceedingly well academically than their southern counterpart

I still can't factum the reason why people had this wack mentality about Northerners

VTJN:
don't mind them, they are just so myopic

They felt a northerners translate to EMPTY HEAD

Even down south here, there are some northerners that are doing exceedingly well academically than their southern counterpart

I still can't factum the reason why people had this wack mentality about Northerners

"Factum"

And simplyleo could not tell you with all his education that that above, is the reason Southerners think you can compete favourably without quotasystems.

DaddyRochie1642:
Oga to slap you dey hungry me

Are you a headslammer?

Lair Mohammed and his crew oya oo

They have hoisted flags, scores even

Remaining to attack a prominent site in Abuja, that score too would be evened and only then would this incompetent government agree they have failed woefully.

Ndiara!

joefelin2345:
Good day my brother. You can make your point & contributions towards this vital issue without insulting or abusing your fellow Yoruba. You are entitle to your opinion any time any day my brother Omoluabi. But the issue is ..Can you also give us at least 3 valid points beside sharing of oil money while the Yoruba should not ask for ...Self Determination in the face of our bitter experience in Nigeria over the years? Beside, what will happen if Oil get dried up tomorrow? When the Govt of Dubai noticed that such may occur to their oil, the started what you have there today. Are we doing the same in this country? You could also blame the Yoruba for being part of the problems but then what can they do in a faulty contraction called Nigeria? Must a country has any natural resources before it could be developed? Who are the real beneficiaries of the Oil today to be honest with ourselves. I share part of your fear for the New Nations but ..Necessity they say is first law for survival. If not for International Conspiracy, Biafra could have been a successful country today. I was in Umuahia in year 2000 visited Ojukwu bunker & War museum, I really marveled that if these could have been produced in 1967 by now U could imagine where they could have been today. Not that they don't have differences but they came together to fight a common cause even if it was some of them that started the problem in the first place. So my brother, let's be having healthy debate on this issue for us to achieve a common goal. Together we shall succeed. Aluta Continua, Victoria Acerta.

Precious time wasting... threeblackbirds is a paid APC miscreant, so you are talking to the back of his hand.

OjukuwuHusband:
Says the terroristic ipob pig that attacks police stations and check points...

For a man, you are too emotional. 97% of your post are nothing but the emotional rant of a Yahoo boy wey never hammer.

OjukuwuHusband:
This omo Igbo stop quoting me...

Egba ni mo ma Igbo re very soon.

thebosstrevor1:
He is from oyo state, he one of your people.

I'm from the land of the rising sun.

He's ojukwuhusband brother's younger brother.

OjukuwuHusband:
Oh STFU you stupid omo Igbo....am a muslim and am fully in support of what Igboho is doing, when fatai aborode was brutally killed by the stupid sarkin fulani and his boys didn't they know he was a Muslim.... religious bigotry kill you there.

I knew only a yoriba Muslim can muster this huge amount of bile in you.

dragunov:
Do you sell chemicals to make bombs?

I need to blow something up.

thebosstrevor1 silvernorgold Mannabbqqrills helinues Monogamy Arrewa quotasystems quotasystem Nameaboki seunmsg satanically...

Finally, your people have invaded NL!!

OjukuwuHusband:
You're not yoruba, you're a bastard whose mother was raped by a fulani raider.....if you have two heads go and carry Igboho, some of you bastards sit in lagos thinking your foolish father has say over anything in the region when you've been zombiefied under the rulership of an osun man, you think ibadan is Lagos, oloshi highest order.

Haaaaa...Ewo n'tepe

Threeblackbirds tell me what you did wrong let me beg this guy for you.

This is too much!

OjukuwuHusband:
These people no wise....them sha wan use something hit this guy......let the IG know that he'd be putting the lives of fulani at risk in ibadan and environs if anything happens to Igboho......ibadan people don't speak grammar or give speeches like some omo ales in lagos, let buhari's boys be guided, tinubu should call his BMC boys to other so that the small support he has in the south west won't be totally put out.

Hmmm...

Enu po!

Alagbari ojukwu rora o

RichDad1:
Watch as Igbos will come here to wail at what is obviously not their business.

For a rich man, I think you have paucity of sense.

AtikuNetwork:
What nonsense is this you are saying? Is he supposed to keep quiet over Igboho's criminal activity because he is forming Oduduwa activist? Such blackmail should not be allowed to stand. You people are supporting criminality based on sentiments.

Can't the man go to court for redress? Which one is police police police he's talking about.

thebosstrevor1:

Swear it that you are not helinues. Swear it!

thebosstrevor1:
If you are not complaining, you wont be having heart attacks on any thread i create.

Or you think, it is only ipob members that can create threads on nairaland

Victimhood alert.

Thebosstrevor1 is same person as Helinues, monogamy and bawaa.

Gosh! This wasn't too difficult to decode but how did we miss this.

seunmsg:
We all know that the Atiku ally and PDP sheik is sympathetic to terrorists.

You are all terrorists!

Essence3030:
continue using ESN to kill Yoruba then turn around to blame Fulani.
Since tinubu celebrated his birthday in Kano, many of you are having sleepless nights.

Who is having sleepless nights because Tinubu went to Kano to expose his early/advancing dementia? See this one!

Moneyminded1:
Babe don mature she now dresses so decent, talks and act mature, kudos girl

But why the surgery if she knew she was gonna become decent? now of what use is it..if not waste of resources and problems associated with it

She prolly decided to keep the surgery for her bedroom only now.

AGNESikpuNNU:
So should we print and paste on our sitting room wall

This one is ikpu sugar o..

plaindealer:
What's Tinubu's business with ipobs..?

Who's afraid of IPOB?

helinues:
And those Bad belle are still on it against 2023..

Even though they are not interested in the race but are ready to sabotage others

And by the grace of God, the bad Belle that stopped Abiola will also stop you when it matters most to you.

Every southern president would want to do something about the nnpc, even MKO campaigned with the sale of nnpc as far back as 1992. But no nothern president can follow it through because of pecuniary interests.

helinues:

Ojuyobo elesetinrin e shock you abii

Agnesikpunnu just imagine these cow brained cow fvcking homeless people oo

helinues:

What does this stupid outdated emoji got to do with the matter? Too early to display your shallowness.

Elbinawi:
*My Igbo Brothers, Before It Is Too Late, by Hassan Gimba*

The Igbo are a resilient lot, an egalitarian and industrious people. Defined as a meta-ethnicity native and one of the largest ethnic groups in Africa, they are predominant in South Eastern and mid-western Nigeria. Though there is a claim by some of them that they descended from Jews, the World Culture Encyclopaedia has it that the Igbo people have no common traditional story of their origins. It said historians have proposed two major theories of Igbo origins. One claims the existence of a core area, or “nuclear Igboland.” The other claims they descended from waves of immigrants from the north and the west who arrived in the fourteenth or fifteenth century. Three of such immigrant people are the Nri, Nzam and Anam.

I have known the Igbo since I opened my eyes, and I have nothing but respect and admiration for them. Mrs Nwosu and Ogualili were among my primary school teachers. I went through the hands of Mrs Ogualili in Shehu Garbai Primary School in Maiduguri twice – first in my primary five and then seven when she saw me through my first school leaving certificate examinations.

As a student, I had some of them also in the same class in both my primary and secondary schools. Frank Nweke Jnr, a former minister, was my classmate in primary school. Brilliant chap, he was.

At Government College, Maiduguri, among others, Michael Onyia, Christopher Ononogbu, Boniface Edeh, Joseph Anumudu, Felix Udeh and Peter Achukwu were among my classmates. Michael Onyia, now a PhD and lecturer at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, was always ahead of the set academically. Peter Achukwu is now a Professor in Medical Laboratory Sciences, specialising in Histopathology/Histochemistry with an LLB, BL to boot. He is also a lecturer at UNN.

People will understand, therefore, when I say I have nothing but respect and admiration for them. The Igbo, on average, can be generous and will do all it takes to build someone into becoming someone responsible. They have the best apprenticeship mentoring system in the world, where the mentor sets up the apprentice after a period of training.

I nearly married one, Uzoamaka, in 1990, but that should be a story for another day. However, I offered my junior sister—same parents—to an Igbo secondary school classmate when I realised he wanted to marry a northerner. He ended up marrying someone from abroad, though.

In the 70s, the civil war was fresh, understandably, but by 1979 and through the 1980s up to 2015, the Igbo had been fully integrated into Nigeria and were (still are) major players.

From 1979 to 1983, they occupied the slot of vice president. Ebitu Ukiwe was President Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida’s deputy before Augustus Aikhomu displaced him. They have had chiefs of staff, especially that of the army, Senate presidents, Senate deputy presidents, deputy Speakers in the House of Representatives, and many more positions. There is no position in Nigeria that the Igbo has not held, including the presidency if Goodluck Ebele Jonathan can be regarded as an Igbo by default.

Therefore, when the Igbo man cries “marginalisation!” I wonder if I knew its meaning.

The North East has not tasted power at the apex since Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, yet they have not cried of being “marginalised” by their North Western brothers who will tell them “One North” but when all come “home”, they always take the larger portion of the cake.

In 1979, the North West knew the North East’s Malam Adamu Ciroma was head and shoulders above all the presidential aspirants of the party that won the presidency that year, but they connived to deny him the ticket. Same with 1992. When they realised he would defeat Umaru Shinkafi at the National Republican Convention’s staggered primary elections, they again conspired to scuttle his journey. After doing him in, they went on and truncated another North Easterner, Ambassador Babagana Kingibe’s presidential drive, denying him victory even as a vice-presidential candidate. Alhaji Atiku Abubakar too has suffered the same fate.

Yet the North East did not lament. They did not threaten to break away. The temptation to blame others for their “woes” did not cross their minds. Cries of marginalisation did not sweep over them. No. They will sit down and re-strategise, then make their brothers an offer they cannot refuse: They will present their best who will hopefully best their best. This is politics. It is what democracy is all about. The business of give-and-take. No hairsplitting or inviting the god of thunder or threatening Armageddon.

Again, if people are backward, unable to witness any development in their areas, as the Igbos cry, they should go to the source and address it. Would it be fair for an Anambra man, for instance, to accuse a Hausa man of under-development in his state? Methinks it will not look nice. Members of the state house of assembly are all Igbos, same for cabinet members and all local government officials. Those representing the state at the national level are all Igbos and the governor who got elected into office by his fellow Igbo is also one of them. Their full allocation comes to them, as well. So, where did someone from another area cause the problem? How did he do them in?

It is too late for Nigeria now to divide into only God knows how many components. Perhaps 1966 was the best time. Yes, maybe. Perchance by now, we would all have been independent nationalities, each with its peculiar problems and prospects. But now? No way, sir! We are all safer in a united Nigeria. None of the six geopolitical zones can survive outside Nigeria. Bandits, insurgents, militants, megalomaniacs, charlatans and all would overwhelm us. Even the Igbo nation cannot stand on its own if left to the whims, arrogance and demagoguery of its self-anointed secessionist leader who Yoweri Museveni will look like a saint when compared to.

But many intelligent Igbo know this. The problem is there is a herd movement towards something that the gullible, used cannon fodder do not even know what it is. To them, it is “freedom”. Sure? Freedom from what? From where? From who? If it happens, which is doubtful, it is then they will recall Nigeria with nostalgia and rue over a Nigerian slang “one chance”. They would realise its real meaning, albeit late in the day. This is assuming various warlords have not emerged to deny everyone peace. And freedom. And therefore I sympathise with my good friends, my brothers across the Niger.

A herd movement like the IPOB has its driving spirit and being populated mainly by society’s dregs with nothing to lose, a certain force with a promise of violence pushes it. The level-headed can easily get intimidated and blackmailed into sheepish silence.

There is nothing the good and visionary can do when demagogues opiate the minds and souls of the gullible herd. Or so it seems. But we should also keep in mind Edmund Burke’s letter to Thomas Mercer, a 19th century Judge. A summary of the letter is: “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.”

But sometimes one gets disappointed in how the situation was left to deteriorate to this level. Of course, we know that once there is no fairness or justice in a land, agitations take over. In 1966 when life was snuffed out of some leading northern military and political leaders, the chant in the North was for “Araba” (separation) because the North felt the military regime then was not fair and just to it.

The only way we can slow down and perhaps reverse the impending doom is for all to feel included and carried along in affairs despite scarce resources. We have a lot to learn from how Quebec and Ireland are being handled by the Canadian and British governments, respectively.

Nnamdi Kanu, who Aisha Yesufu described as a ‘made-in-China Shekau’ and his IPOB and ESM always deny what everyone knows were perpetrated by them. This is unlike the Boko Haram insurgents who are eager to own what they did and didn’t do as long as it was sinister. This means there is still hope that they could be persuaded to return from their fatal journey, a journey that will only cause untold pains to all on both sides. We need not go through what we had gone through before. Even animals learn from experience, sometimes referred to as history.

We that are in Nigeria should not heed the calls of those safely ensconced in the safety and comfort of the lands of the Whiteman to put our house ablaze. Let anyone who loves us and wants to fight for us remain within us, as Gandhi and Mandela did for their people. We shouldn’t put our lives and those of our loved ones, our relationships, properties and years of labour and sweat on the line for one brigand in disguise, a charlatan living off our sweat in comfort abroad.

I call on Alukwu Emeke, Uzzi na Abosi, Ala Ogbaga, Iyiafor Enyiogugu and Kamalu Ozuzu to strike whoever wrote this rubbish! May same fate befall his supporters too! Nonsense!


Your tricks have been exposed!

You can't love me more than myself!

Weep for the bloodstreams flowing through your towns swines!