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Dalohad:The British have never liked the Igbo people. It was the Igbos that gave them the hardest and toughest battles during the colonial wars, it took them at least 2 and half years to topple the Caliphate, 1 year to smash the Yoruba, one day to topple the Benin empire but when it came to the Igbos, that battle lasted for 20 years plus. In fact, the first time the British landed in Bende region, they demanded to meet with the Igbo elders of the community, when the elders arrive for the meeting the British asked them to take off their hats as a sign of respect, such a thing struck the Igbo elders as an insolent demand and they refused to abide by the demands of the British rep, in short, the ones who didn't come with hats on quickly went to procure one and place in their heads. Even Lugard has a derogatory and racist remark about the Igbos in one of his journals, where he openly showed his disdain to the fact that the Igbo people didn't view themselves as inferior to the white man and in some occasions actually saw themselves as being better. The fact that the Igbo were already republican in nature and didn't have a monarchial system further made it very difficult for the British to control them. Then you have the Aba women riots, a movement that was orchestrated by Igbo women showing how powerful and respected women are in ìgbo culture, This was when women in America and Europe were still unable to vote, they had little rights of themselves. The British in their fear of the Igbo people had to construct the country to be loop sided towards the north, the very first election that was conducted in Nigeria was by the British and they made sure to rig that election in favour of the north according to Harold Smith, he was the man they wanted to use for that election rigging. |
SeeWahala:Ike gwụrụ , inụkwa ụdị ka mmadụ ndị a chọrọ ị tinye na ọchịchị 🫤. Ndị na akpọ nwoke ibe ha ike |
AMINDA:🤣🤣🤣Is this the letter that they are making noise about? If I send this kind of thing to my boss he will sack me and get me arrested join sef |
HacheNoire:Nope it wasn't doing well and it's even far worse right now, even the Naira is doing far better than Rial. The dollar is experiencing far less hammering than Rial, the sanctions on Iran is choking their economy, it's a slow death and Iranians are not finding it funny |
Kobojunkie:🤦🏾♂️ I'm not talking about economy but the individualistic mindset of Nigerians which you have just displayed. It manifest in ways in our lives, personally and societally. |
nairalanda1:They were too small yet they shut down the a whole state? I don't think you were ever present during those protests if you're saying the numbers were small. Something that made it's way into CNN and Al Jazeera news. Yes it was replaced with another organisation but that unit itself was disbanded. |
nairalanda1:What do you mean people didn't come out during end SARS protest ? You're always talking out of point all the time, people massively came out to protest end SARS, activists, influencers, artistes etc came out enmass, if it was a failure Why did the government send in soldiers to murder the protesters? And did they not disband sars unit? |
HacheNoire:Do you think this war with Iran will affect the petrodollar more than it will affect the Rial? You people really don't know anything nor understand how the world economy moves. |
Kobojunkie:This is the mindset that have kept Nigeria from ever developing. It is not my own so why should I give a damn about making it look good? The politicians will say " these masses are not my close relatives so why should I bother about improving their standard if living?" Then the masses themselves will say " this person although he has what it takes to govern well, he's not from my tribe so why should I bother to vote for him". Very individualistic and self centered. |
adeoyekay:Life has definitely become cheaper |
essentialone:If it doesn't concern you then stay mute and let those who it concerns to talk |
Cherrybae:The South East still out performs every region in national exams. Peter Obi left Anambra government since 2014, this record is for this year. |
rossipki:Israeli propaganda? Something that was reported by doctors and first responders within Iran? When did Israel kill millions of Arabs? Btw Iranians are not Arabs, they're Persians. You claim to care about them yet you don't have any problems with their government gunning down thousands of them in cold blood. |
God1000:Were these Iranians solidly behind their government when they murdered over 20,000 protesters early this year? |
illicit:Rooney was going bald at his Twenties, bald head is not a sign of old age |
Mandate1:I think that was a feature with the windows OS, it was wonky and not user friendly, same issues with the windows 8 and 9 on PCs |
Cum4me:The universe is stretching but our generation and the next 5-7 generations will not even notice the stretching at all. |
Kindness218:it has nothing to do with climate change, it's because of ligh pollution from city lights. |
EKONGKING:not air pollution but light pollution from city lights |
AsomArchitectNG:It's because of Light pollution. The more urbanised a region is the less stars you will be able to see in the night sky. This is because the city lights hits on the atmosphere and screens the lights from the stars so your naked eyes can't see it. Only with a telescope would you be able to see stars faraway. If you go to rural areas with no city or urbanised area close by you will be able to see as many stars at night as is visible to the naked eyes. Places in Nigeria is speedily urbanising so it's going to be unable to see more and more stars in the night sky. Here in Canada you will see far less stars in the night sky than in Nigeria unless you go to a secluded area that has been preserved for star gazing, these areas are kilometres away from any major cities giving you a clear sky, you can even see the milkyway sometimes. |
Itzlinda:The body, glass, fittings and some engine components are manufactured here in Nigeria. Do you think Mercedes manufactures all their car components in their factory? They hardly manufacture 50% of them, the rest of the car are assembled in. Their factories, same with other car automobile companies |
JohnAOne:Most car companies are assembly plants, they don't manufacture all of their components, in fact that hardly manufacture 50% of it. Same with innoson, he doesn't manufacture the entire car, but just a couple of components and the body of the cars are manufactured here in Nigeria, the leather, plastic parts, glass, fittings and batteries are manufactured here. |
christejames:As bad as Aba power may be? There's only been two major power interruptions in Aba this year, it's not like it's been epileptic or something, the issues are with the gas supplier and not even Aba power |
Beforedbuilder:Aba power should buy their own independent gas plant? You people will just come online and open your mouths Wwaaaaaahhh |
ppogba:On average Aba gets more electricity than anywhere else in the country. Since this year there's been only two power interruptions in Aba, first was in July which lasted for 1 week due to difficulty in importing parts for the gas company and the second one being two days ago. Apart from that there's been uninterrupted power supply in Aba throughout the year. It's not Otti propaganda like your Tinubu govt, the problem is not even from Aba power but from the company that supplies the gas to Geometric. |
HawkTuahGirl:No. Opay is doing that because some people might try to open an account using pre-recorded images, so they ask you to do all those things to be sure that the person opening the account is present with the phone and not someone else using another person's ID to open an account. |
Osiris12:Is iPhone a low end mobile phone? |
cyberaddict:Only God knows what they're selling to people this days, the original gala was actually made with beef sausages, this ones now are .... I don't even know sef |
nairalanda1:Yeah but no Wafers. I have not seen their wafers in donkey years |
oliidell:That Banana Nasco wafers were my favourite followed by rich tea, digestive biscuits and Cadbury candy. Honourable mentions are speedy biscuits, choco Milo and peppermint |
destinytreasure:it reminds all of us of those days 😁. These are the biscuits that made going to school worth it those years. Nasco waffers, speedy biscuits and digestive biscuit were the GOAT of that era. |
Sirchiboy:Yes! I had wonderful relationship with my parents, in our early formative years my Dad was our coolest buddy, taught us a lot of things way beyond the level of a primary school kid, I mean astrophysics, biology, etc. He loved to tell us stories for hours and we were always eager to hear what he has in store for us everyday ( although later as we got older we started dreading asking him questions, any questions at all because Popsy will spend the entire rest of the day answering that question and diving into uncharted territories we never asked for 😂😂) , he was kind but strict, sheltered us from a lot of things in the world and celebrated our little wins, when we became teenagers we started seeing him as grumpy old guy, but as we passed that stage and got older we realised "holy damn! This man saved us from a lot of vices" , great dad he was. My mother on the other hand was an angel in disguise, she was stricter than my dad and softer than him at the same time. Our best friend when the world comes crashing down, she's always there for you even before you asked, even if you just want to push through it on your own without bothering anybody you will find out that by the time you got to the finishing line she's already gone ahead to clear the pathway for you. Almost like she was a telepath. And we enjoy going to events with her because OMG!! Nuff said! She raised us so well, and was our best friend come rain and shine. I and my siblings miss both of them dearly. |
mmadu di ka bobrisky na jaybuggie bu onye ndi-a chori me governor