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PoliticsRe: Who Built This Flyover Bridge And Where Is It Located? PICTURES. by Hellraiser77: 6:45pm On Aug 06, 2020
NGpatriot:
That's all they do, especially when you expose the rubbish their useless governors saddled them with.
Osun airport 2020, nice runway

PoliticsRe: Who Built This Flyover Bridge And Where Is It Located? PICTURES. by Hellraiser77: 3:05pm On Aug 06, 2020
LegendHero:
Maybe you mistook me for someone else.

Check the thread and see my replies and stop disturbing me with your incoherent jargons!
That was Ngpatriot , incoherent kii you angry
PoliticsRe: Who Built This Flyover Bridge And Where Is It Located? PICTURES. by Hellraiser77: 3:01pm On Aug 06, 2020
LegendHero:
Do you even know the difference between a suspension and a cable-stayed bridge?

It’s just how the cable transmit the loads from the tower.

I don’t think anyone claimed it’s a suspension bridge on this thread so what exactly are you talking about?

I have a question for you:
Mr A built his house using six pillars arranging them three-three at both sides.

Mr B build his house using six pillars arranging then two-two-two in a zig zag manner.

What is the difference?
shut your teeth, you dabble into areas you know nothing of just because of clout....Iti!!!!.......you have now accepted there is cable grin
PoliticsRe: Revolution Now Protest: Send Updates, Pictures Here by Hellraiser77: 9:22am On Aug 05, 2020
Go and find work, moving from moniker to moniker opening rubbish threads won't put food on your table
PoliticsRe: Gov. Ikpeazu's Achievements So Far by Hellraiser77: 8:36am On Aug 04, 2020
MetaPhysical:
I weep for Ibos that missed opportunity to be as great as Achebe, a graduate of dilapidated city. grin
Nobel Laureate, Wole Soyinka lived in that dilapidated city.
Who is living there now? Tell me who wants to live in that massive pigsty called Ibadan, I heard from a friend recently that even ibadan indigenes are leaving Ibadan to go and buy land in Lagos grin
PoliticsRe: CBN List Anambra 6th Richest State In Nigeria Still No Meaningful Development by Hellraiser77: 8:18am On Aug 04, 2020
It's like they didn't give you enough attention as a kid?, You are searching for it around Nairaland
PoliticsRe: Ngige: Call Faleke To Order, Igbo Forum Tells National Assembly by Hellraiser77: 8:08am On Aug 04, 2020
This is Faleke's village and Birthplace in Kogi state, he ran off to Lagos to serve Grandpa agbero and abandoned his people

PoliticsRe: Presidency: Edwin Clark Says Tinubu Should Allow South East To Take Its Turn by Hellraiser77: 10:20pm On Jul 31, 2020
nokatakata:
Lol...better start crying. Your fellow iPods have pledged their votes to Atiku. Maybe you should be fighting Pdp and ensure they zone presidency to you biafr.auds.
Nice job my servant....here is your payment

PoliticsRe: Presidency: Edwin Clark Says Tinubu Should Allow South East To Take Its Turn by Hellraiser77: 9:43pm On Jul 31, 2020
LegendHero:
No matter how you spin it, an Igbo candidate in APC will fail.

Understand the election trend in Nigeria. The SS and SE most times always vote the same way to an extent and that is a blessing and a curse at the same time.

Let’s do a simple analogy. Let’s say APC field Okorocha and PDP fields Peter Obi in an election.

For the SW: the vote will be divided because the Yorubas usually vote 55/45 when the candidate is not a Yoruba. Check all elections where the leading candidates are outsiders to understand what I mean. I score Okorocha 55% here.

For the SS: I can bet it that Peter Obi will win at least 70% of their votes and Okorocha will only muster maximum 30%.

For the SE: Peter Obi will win with at least 85-90% of the votes.

For the NC: It will almost be 50/50% for both candidates.

For the NW & NE: The vice presidential candidate will be the determinant. There will be voter apathy and even if APC will win it won’t be over 60%. The North will be somehow indifferent and let’s say Okorocha win 60%.

Now do the Maths yourself to see that APC will dig their own coffin if they present an Igbo president against an Igbo presidential candidate in PDP.
Again your figures are wrong, Northern votes will never be 50/50 in such a case where both parties field an Igbo candidate, The North majority will go APC(I don't want to throw numbers and percentages around)

The southwest majority will go APC too seeing it's the party they have the most stakes in (of course there won't be an avenue to spite Igbos as both candidates are igbo).....I don't see SW voting with indifference in this case.

The south south on the other hand is likely to swing majorly PDP(again no one can be sure about numbers).

The southeast vote will on the other hand be a clear reflection of the acceptance of the respective candidates at home (this is why I don't like the idea of Kanu, he has dirt just like Tinubu)

The choice of Vice President for the both parties will also play a minute role.

APC will win if they take their time to choose the right Igbo candidate
PoliticsRe: Presidency: Edwin Clark Says Tinubu Should Allow South East To Take Its Turn by Hellraiser77: 9:18pm On Jul 31, 2020
LegendHero:
Nope, the Igbos cannot be trusted coz history has shown they always vote blindly for a single party irrespective of the candidate.

If APC field an Igbo presidential candidate and PDP does the same, then automatically the PDP Igbo will win in Igboland and what will be the gain of the politicians in APC?

Also if APC field an Igbo man in 2023 and PDP field a Fulani man, the Igbos will also vote for the Fulani man in PDP coz they even failed to vote for Ojukwu when he contested under another party.

Hence, no matter how you spin it, APC will be stupid to give their slot to an Igbo man. It will be the end of APC as a ruling party.
Your permutations are Flawed, Both parties fielding an Igbo candidate doesn't mean only Igbos will vote, If APC and PDP fields an Igbo candidate Northern and western voters will likely swing towards APC, even though Igbo votes will be divided but APC will still win.....About Igbos voting against ojukwu, Ojukwu had no chances cos it was clear he stood little chance given the political climate when he contested.....Igbos are very unlikely to vote against an Igbo candidate in a major party in this current political climate
PoliticsRe: Presidency: Edwin Clark Says Tinubu Should Allow South East To Take Its Turn by Hellraiser77: 8:37pm On Jul 31, 2020
LegendHero:
But your kinsmen are all over the media space saying it is North or Nothing in 2023.

If you think I’m lying create a poll and ask your fellow Ibos to vote whether they want to contest for presidency in 2023 In PDP against the SW in APC OR prefer to declare their full support for a Northerner.
The SE caucus in both parties are pushing for a Candidate from SE....The Igbo agenda for 2023 is a clear Igbo candidate.....Any party that presents that will have full Igbo support
PoliticsRe: The Origin Of Arochukwu, Ohofia, Abam And Ututu People Of Abia State by Hellraiser77: 8:27pm On Jul 31, 2020
UdechiHD:
Why the Nri account gained root was that only them could remember their migrations. Since other older clans forgot their origin, the Nri account became the story historians held on to. However, the founding of the Igbo-Ukwu artifacts actually made a mess of Nri cradle of Igboland story, as well as Eri’s legend who accounted meeting the Awka’s during his sojorn from the middle-belt.

Again archeological excavations from Nsukka and Okigwe and legend from Amaigbo brought new dimensions to the Igbo origin story.
Sometime ago, the current Ooni of IFe tried opening up the discourse on this ancient Igbo origins but met a lot of backlash from his fellow Yoruba obas cos what he was positing was that an ancient Igbo group were in Ife either before or alongside the ancestors of modern yoruba, Migrations and return-migrations coupled with lack of any record system has complicated things a lot, it will only take an open minded extensive and equally expensive archeological inquiry spanning many years to even begin to unravel the connections of the Ethnicities of modern day Southern and middlebelt Nigeria, they are all related one way or the other
PoliticsRe: The Origin Of Arochukwu, Ohofia, Abam And Ututu People Of Abia State by Hellraiser77: 7:58pm On Jul 31, 2020
UdechiHD:
Exactly, maybe due to the lazy historians that abound in Igboland. A lot of them just do follow follow. Only few historians are hitting new frontiers, carrying out archaeological findings etc to back their claims.
Serious archeological expeditions are needed across igboland coupled with modern technology there is no telling what truths might be revealed, Unfortunately everybody has become so comfortable with the Nri account.......NRI is way too young to be the origin of the Igbo peoples
PoliticsRe: The Origin Of Arochukwu, Ohofia, Abam And Ututu People Of Abia State by Hellraiser77: 7:21pm On Jul 31, 2020
UdechiHD:
You and this hype on Nri! When did Nri institute the four market days? How can you institute a culture that is older than you? Nri may be older than Benin and Ife, but when it comes to Igboland, it's younger compared to groups like Awka, Isu, Okigwe, Nsukka etc. If not thousands of years younger.

Igbo culture existed since the BC, and reached its height exactly the period Nri soujorned into the heartland. Nri and other Eri offshoot were middlebeltern Igbos pushed out from present Kogi by the Akpotu groups.

Again, Oraeri never founded Igbo Ukwu artifacts. They actually displaced the original occupants of that land. In addition, Pre-historic Igboland would have began from present Ondo curving into the plains of Igalaland to the Kaduna valley and running down to where the Oru (coastal Igbo) domiciled. However, the rise of Igodomingodo may have pushed the Igbos to move east as well as the coming of the Akpotu(Igala) groups who pushed the Eri groups to cross the Niger into the heartland.
This your submission is a line that historians hardly tow Maybe because of how ancient it is, I always tell people that NRI is a reltaively young civilization compared to the ancient stock of Igbos it met on ground.
PoliticsRe: PMB PLEDGES MORE RESOURCES TO DEAL WITH “VERY DISTURBING” SECURITY SITUATION by Hellraiser77: 5:07pm On Jul 31, 2020
This Country don dabalu......Save yourselves
PoliticsRe: Beautiful Pictures Of Enugu, I Am Highly Impressed by Hellraiser77: 3:38pm On Jul 31, 2020
APCdestroyer:
Provide the satellite of Enugu

PoliticsRe: Beautiful Pictures Of Enugu, I Am Highly Impressed by Hellraiser77: 3:28pm On Jul 31, 2020
Gabkosh:
Which village, when will you stop lying to yourself. It is because I don't have time. Would have destroy you with awka, umuhahia, Enugu and owerri pictures.
It's yourself and family byiu will destroy grin......I have exclusive pictures of the whole SW on my phone, The SE might not be paradise but it's way ahead of the slums in the SW
PoliticsRe: Beautiful Pictures Of Enugu, I Am Highly Impressed by Hellraiser77:
APCdestroyer:
Ibadan is as big has two south east states, if you visit the beautiful part of Ibadan?
No place in d east can be compared I swear. Likewise go to Ilorin my brother you will be shocked that east na thrash
Bros all this ones you are talking is Okoto meow...... Ibadan Is as big as two SE states in your dreams, you must have smoked something.....now below is a satellite image of ibadan city center...I don't know the fine place you want me to visit again

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