Politics › Re: Which Tribe Will Restructuring Favour The More? by Germannig: 3:38pm On Sep 19, 2019 |
AntiBalaka: Any gain made by any region through restructuring will be eroded away as long as Nigeria is still ruled by Fulani /Hausas.
The only solution is Nigeria to be broken up into pieces.
All the tribes can relate with each other following conventional diplomacy. Not when the restructuring clause is set in the law. In any case, each region really needs to be able to manage its affairs to a significant degree. |
Politics › Re: Which Tribe Will Restructuring Favour The More? by Germannig: 3:36pm On Sep 19, 2019 |
ORIENTATION101: trash south east that cannot even generate up to Ogun state revenue  
I wonder what south east contribute to federal purse.
South South and south west have more viable economy.south east economy competing with book Haram ravaged north east SE is contributing according to what it is receiving. The SE receives by far the least from the FGN. So you do not expect it to contribute the highest. However, if you feel SE is useless, why don't you support restructuring or even secession, so the SE can go with their ''uselessness'' and leave you alone? |
Politics › Re: Which Tribe Will Restructuring Favour The More? by Germannig: 2:40pm On Sep 19, 2019 |
Astark: There have been cry for restructuring from all parts of the country, the people wants to control their own resources and each region will develop itself without waiting for federal intervention.
My question is when Nigeria is restructured, which ethnic group will benefits it more? It will favor every tribe because each has what it takes to be great. North has land for large scale modern agriculture but lack the vision and determination SW has infrastructure and access SE has the vision, the will, the determination and the creativity SS has the oil and access. As you may know, land and oil are good, but they do not ''regenerate'' themselves by themselves. Great human resource, which is what the SE and SW have in abundance, are key. If in doubt, ask America |
Politics › Re: Politics of "Igbo Amaka": Let's Reach A Win-win Deal Between Igbo And Yoruba by Germannig(op): 2:34pm On Sep 19, 2019 |
richie240: Very daft! I thot u r biafrans. You shd spend ur energy seeking d actualization of ur 'kingdom'. Oponu! Before Biafra comes won't I be alive? You be complete tabula rasa |
Crime › Ediozi Odi Sentenced To Life In Prison In SA Is From Midwest by Germannig(op): 2:58am On Sep 19, 2019 |
Based on the name, Ediozi Odi sentenced to life in prison in SA, is from midwest, southern Nigeria. My best guess is either EDO or ISOKO, DELTA STATE.
HE IS DEFINITELY NOT A YORUBA OR AN IGBO. |
Politics › Re: Buhari’s Katsina Has Highest Number Of Illegal Firearms,second In Kidnaps-police by Germannig: 1:58pm On Sep 18, 2019 |
BlackfireX: That is why I laugh at Yoruba and Igbo on this platform insulting themselves over who commit worst crime in Nigeria....
The north is superlative in poverty and crime, even the president who is from there can't stop the escalation.
Igbos and Yorubas let's unite... There is no greater crime in Nigeria than Boko Haram, kidnappers and Fulani herdsmen killing people upandan in the North. Drug pushing and Yahoo! scams by southerners pale in comparison |
Politics › Re: Politics of "Igbo Amaka": Let's Reach A Win-win Deal Between Igbo And Yoruba by Germannig(op): 1:50pm On Sep 18, 2019 |
KraticKratus: I don't have time to waste. Do you even have time let alone to waste? |
Politics › Re: Politics of "Igbo Amaka": Let's Reach A Win-win Deal Between Igbo And Yoruba by Germannig(op): 1:41am On Sep 18, 2019 |
LegendHero: OP what is your actual message coz it seems I’m having comprehension problem? Don't tribalistically call bad Nigerians who happen to be Igbo by their ethnicity (Igbo), unless you tribalistically agree that good Nigerians who happen to be Igbo are just Igbo as well. Comprendo?. |
Politics › Re: Behold The Deported Drug Couriers And Their Nigerian States Of Origin by Germannig(op): 1:34am On Sep 18, 2019 |
In 1985, Buhari even executed 2 Yoruba drug traffickers but only 1 Igbo. That is 100% more Yorubas than Igbos executed by him. So una don dey lead tey tey =================== LAGOS, Nigeria -- Three Nigerian men convicted of illegal possession of cocaine and heroin were lashed to stakes and publicly executed today by a military firing squad outside Kirikiri prison. They were the first Nigerians executed under Decree 20 of the military regime that launched a crackdown on crime and corruption after it seized power in a coup Dec. 31, 1983. The decree makes drug handling and illegal oil trafficking punishable by death. Bartholomew Azubike Owoh, 26, a former employee of Nigeria Airways, Lawal Akanni Ojuolape, 30, a spare parts dealer, and Bernard Ogedengbe, a 29-year-old sailor, were condemned separately by a military tribunal last December and the sentences were confirmed by the government. A woman, Gladys Iyama, 34, also is under sentence of death for possessing 15.3 grams of cocaine but the government has not yet given its final decision although it has said women https://www.upi.com/Archives/1985/04/10/Three-Nigerians-executed/7080481957200/ |
Politics › Re: Behold The Deported Drug Couriers And Their Nigerian States Of Origin by Germannig(op): 1:27am On Sep 18, 2019 |
MetaPhysical: Where were they deported from, US?
If US catch drug courier e go tay for prison o.
These guys were caught smoking the thing. They probably had few ounces on them.
The big game, the real kingpin drug couriers dey inside prison. We go soon hear their alias.
Chukuobudu alias 404 Chukubulem alias 911 in Chukuodiri alias one chance Chukuefunam alias palongo Chukuanyiam alias side by side
Dont worry, Abike Dabiri never retire.... This article was from 2008. It shows that from eon Yoruba have been the chief drug pushers. In the 70s it was Fela. In the 80s it was Tinubu and Buruji. The Igbos are only now just playing catch up. |
Politics › Re: Behold The Deported Drug Couriers And Their Nigerian States Of Origin by Germannig(op): 12:09am On Sep 18, 2019 |
cjrane: Those Yoruba "saints " will run like hell from this thread  Our task is to keep exposing them |
Politics › Re: Politics of "Igbo Amaka": Let's Reach A Win-win Deal Between Igbo And Yoruba by Germannig(op): 12:03am On Sep 18, 2019*. Modified: 1:58am On Sep 18, 2019 |
FarahAideed: They have seen the the way president Abba Kyari is going with banjo now they want southern unity Enyia, onye ka i'nakpo "they"? |
Politics › Re: Behold The Deported Drug Couriers And Their Nigerian States Of Origin by Germannig(op): 10:10pm On Sep 17, 2019 |
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Politics › Re: Politics of "Igbo Amaka": Let's Reach A Win-win Deal Between Igbo And Yoruba by Germannig(op): 10:09pm On Sep 17, 2019 |
KraticKratus: Are you of Afonja blood? I saw your profile. Go and see mine and all my posts since Adam and then judge for yourself. |
Politics › Re: Is This Currently The Highest Ranked US Military Officer Of Nigerian Origin? by Germannig(op): 10:04pm On Sep 17, 2019 |
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Politics › Re: Politics of "Igbo Amaka": Let's Reach A Win-win Deal Between Igbo And Yoruba by Germannig(op): 10:02pm On Sep 17, 2019 |
MelesZenawi: You are not and please stop moving about claiming Igbo.
Stop it.
Let me leave it here . Anumanu |
Politics › Re: Politics of "Igbo Amaka": Let's Reach A Win-win Deal Between Igbo And Yoruba by Germannig(op): 9:48pm On Sep 17, 2019 |
KraticKratus: You just can't see it. Others can. I see Signature: A Yoruba Man Will Betray You. Proverbs 19:67. But not important to me |
Politics › Re: Politics of "Igbo Amaka": Let's Reach A Win-win Deal Between Igbo And Yoruba by Germannig(op): 9:47pm On Sep 17, 2019 |
MelesZenawi: Are you an Igbo man please?? Yes I am, but not the criminal ones like you. In another thread, you confessed to being an abetter of criminals as long as they are from your state. So, I really don't wanna have anything to do with you. Okay  |
Politics › Re: Politics of "Igbo Amaka": Let's Reach A Win-win Deal Between Igbo And Yoruba by Germannig(op): 9:44pm On Sep 17, 2019 |
justice12000: Afonjas just stop...Stop! Stop using Igbo to promote Nairaland. Nwokem, onye ka i'na kpo Afonja? Ara gbagbue gi there. Go to my profile and see my posts for the past many years. Itiboribo |
Politics › Re: Politics of "Igbo Amaka": Let's Reach A Win-win Deal Between Igbo And Yoruba by Germannig(op): 9:36pm On Sep 17, 2019 |
KraticKratus: op, it's a pity you can't see my signature. You've got none |
Business › Re: Nigeria Ranks 3rd Richest Country In Africa By AfrAsia Bank (Full List) by Germannig: 9:35pm On Sep 17, 2019 |
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Politics › Re: The Most Powerful Black Man In Britain Is Of Igbo Origin by Germannig: 9:14pm On Sep 17, 2019 |
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Politics › Re: Politics of "Igbo Amaka": Let's Reach A Win-win Deal Between Igbo And Yoruba by Germannig(op): 9:13pm On Sep 17, 2019 |
MelesZenawi: I don't know how else government should advertise this for the masses to stay away from drug and smoking of tyres. Your opinion is not wanted. This thread is for good Igbo and Yoruba, not the criminal ones |
Politics › Re: Politics of "Igbo Amaka": Let's Reach A Win-win Deal Between Igbo And Yoruba by Germannig(op): 9:11pm On Sep 17, 2019 |
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Politics › Politics of "Igbo Amaka": Let's Reach A Win-win Deal Between Igbo And Yoruba by Germannig(op): 9:01pm On Sep 17, 2019*. Modified: 1:44am On Sep 18, 2019 |
To the Yoruba:
When you call the bad Igbo-Nigerian person an Igbo (instead of a bad Nigerian), then expect Igbos to call the good Igbo-Nigerian person an Igbo (instead of a good Nigerian).
Anybody who calls a bad Igbo person an Igbo, instead of a Nigerian, should not complain when they hear Igbo Amaka (instead of Nigeria Amaka) from Igbos. They can't eat their cake and have it.
To the Igbo:
Same analogy also goes for the Yoruba
How does that sound? Deal? |
Politics › Re: The Most Powerful Black Man In Britain Is Of Igbo Origin by Germannig: 8:57pm On Sep 17, 2019 |
Aidejay: and what will you do if I don't "Deal" Okay from today I won't call a bad igbo person an igbo if I have done so before then i was wrong but please tell me that's not the only thing you picked out of the whole post here it is Anybody who calls a bad Igbo person an Igbo, instead of a Nigerian, should not complain when they hear Igbo Amaka. They can't eat their cake and have it. |
Politics › Re: The Most Powerful Black Man In Britain Is Of Igbo Origin by Germannig: 8:34pm On Sep 17, 2019*. Modified: 8:57pm On Sep 17, 2019 |
Aidejay: anti igbo Pro yoruba
No one identifies with a bad person. Am I right @ kingkakaone When you call the bad Igbo-Nigerian person an Igbo, then expect us to call the good Igbo-Nigerian person an Igbo. How does that sound? Deal? |
Politics › Re: The Most Powerful Black Man In Britain Is Of Igbo Origin by Germannig: 7:39pm On Sep 17, 2019 |
Ekpeitit: TRUE,Igbos are the BEST,smartest, richest,strongest,most intelligent, most educated,most innocent, most law abiding and most ARROGANT people in the world, if you are still wondering why everyone hates you, there's your answer. Who are the everyone who hates Igbos? Continue with your fake propaganda |
Christianity Etc › Re: Ifeoluwa Dolapo Abortion, Death: Biodun Fatoyinbo - Pelumi Olajengbesi Petitions by Germannig: 5:08pm On Sep 17, 2019 |
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Politics › Re: The Most Powerful Black Man In Britain Is Of Igbo Origin by Germannig: 4:57pm On Sep 17, 2019 |
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Politics › Re: The Most Powerful Black Man In Britain Is Of Igbo Origin by Germannig: 4:55pm On Sep 17, 2019 |
KenOne: Oh! Not again from my brothers from the East. Enough of trying to impress and paint a good image that tends to lead to bragging and chest beating. We paint the good image to provide the other (and greater) side of OUR story. Don't forget that there are two sides to every story. You all Afonjas only paint the bad side of Igbo and good side of yourselves. Are you a learner here? You hypocrite. |
Politics › Re: The Most Powerful Black Man In Britain Is Of Igbo Origin by Germannig: 4:49pm On Sep 17, 2019 |
Aidejay: I doubt if what I'm about to say will change someone's already assumed perception of this man but reading the article you will understand that nigeria was mentioned only 2 times and it's mentioned in relation to his father. If u read it well u will see clearly that it didn't contain any form of recognition of his Nigerian heritage he was raised by a single mother and grew to become a success heavily influenced by his environment of course. His fathers origins aren't his origins. His achievements aren't reflective of his black origins but hardwork and perseverance. Any one who bothered to read it will see that he didn't achieve what he achieved by being Nigerian, igbo or African. He never met his father probably doesn't speak any Nigerian language and is most likely unconcerned about the political and social climate of Nigeria. But every one has opinions but if u think he is successful because he's igbo u re wrong, and before you label me all sorts because of ur disagreeing point of view understand something your words have no effect it can't even change the color of my piss so it's useless it's as useless as the assumption that being from a particular tribe is prerequisite to success or greatness. Read the story again and be liberated from that mentality Pay attention The Most Powerful Black Man In Britain Is Of Igbo Origin The title of this post is about his origin, not where his successes come from, or whether he is attuned to Nigerian politics. Same can be said of other Nigerians/peoples of Nigerian origin doing well abroad who did so not because they are Nigerians, but because they found themselves in a working environment where competence is recognized. The man himself knows that he has a 50% IGBO DNA in him. Him being recognized as black (what he is) and even mentioning Nigeria twice in that article is already a trophy  |