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Politics › Re: Students Demand Reps Speaker From S’east by houvest: 3:56pm On May 16, 2011
Na wao. Wahala dey o. Why has pdp allowed obj to use them to test ndigbo? I am really trying to understand. Must obj always have his way? To stop an ekwueme presidency, Ibb unleashed this monster on pdp and the nation and after goblin ibb himself is trying to destroy the country. Is this overheating of the polity necessary instead of just doing the right and fair thing? Gej must act now and rate the republic. May God help us.
Politics › Re: Dont Appoint Ohakim Minister-kinsmen by houvest: 7:12pm On May 15, 2011
Gej dare not commit such a crime against Imo. If he appoints Igbo saboteurs to positions off authority d way obj did in his first term in order to maintain control over ndigbo, that will be the ultimate betrayal and will be badly rebuffed. I believe he will not make such a mis calculation of enthroning regional rejects.
Politics › Re: Mass Defection From PDP Looms In South-East Over Zoning by houvest: 2:01pm On May 15, 2011
Ok
Politics › Re: Okorocha Freezes Imo Accounts by houvest: 6:02pm On May 14, 2011
Great move Rochas. I know the looting spree those 419ners wanted to embark on would have been unprecedented in African history. Rochas has broken no law as whatever he is doing will be by auto suggestion. However he has taken a pre-emptive pseudo-action to stop a criminal act. Is it not funny when folks say he should have waited for the law to be broken before taking action. OMG. You know that a man is about to be killed and you start quoting democracy as a reason to let the man first be killed before you prosecute the killer. Rochas should go further and block all routes to Ohakim's escape from the country and from prosecution and from getting Imo's spots at the FG level as well as regrouping with his gang for a comeback in the future through other 419ners from the other senatorial zones.
Politics › Re: Fashola/Ngige Ticket For 2015! by houvest: 7:47pm On May 11, 2011
jason123:
Okay, how do you justify the support for a SE president 2015huh Through Zoning or Merithuh If its through zoning, it is a common knowledge that the North and may be the SW sees GEJ as an Igbo man serving the SE's turn. The Azikwe name does not help!!!
If its through merit, okay, Chime, but he said he does not want to contest. Then who is next? Maybe Ngige sha . . . . undecided
I apologize if you find this offensive!!!
The most compelling argument of the SE is that it is the only zone that has the least in the power sharing. North- 38years you can help me break it up among the 3 Northern zones. SW- 13 yrs 9months. SS -5 years by 2015 SE- 6 months. Comprendez? No offence taking but really liking your new aproach to posting on NL. Please Keep being humble,circumspect and less presumptuous.
Politics › Re: Fashola/Ngige Ticket For 2015! by houvest: 7:40pm On May 11, 2011
[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=664496.msg8300962#msg8300962 date=1305139101]Na gode my brother
north president, SW(fashola) vice chikena

what don't u understand in that[/quote]And is that what you posted in the two posts I refered above. Switching over to Damage Control mode?
Politics › Re: Fashola/Ngige Ticket For 2015! by houvest: 7:35pm On May 11, 2011
jason123:
Funny people!!! So we southerners can cancel zoning and return to zoning when it suits ushuh LOL
2015 Fashola and any VP /or a Northerner and any VP. That is the SAD reality!!!
Now our sad realist lumbers in.
Politics › Re: Fashola/Ngige Ticket For 2015! by houvest: 7:33pm On May 11, 2011
[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=664496.msg8300639#msg8300639 date=1305136042]grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin kai u people no go kill pesin here oooo grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

[b]but on a serious not grin do you people think for 1 second that power will move from the SW to SS and now SE grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin[/b]i wan cry grin grin GEJ know he can not do that, Only Allah (God) can make an igbo man to be the president of nigeria after GEJ, i tell you

my advice for u 2 my brothers is to sit tight and enjoy GEJ (PDP) tenure while it last and hope that he gives you people speaker grin grin because that is all there is to it.

@chino please my brothers there is no point for insult here , i believe we are mature to have mature discussions undecided[/quote]At the bolded Am I missing something. It seems that a certain Yaradua never existed in Nigerian presidential history. But then even if we want to follow tis folk's selective amnesia, his logic becomes really con fusing when one reads again what he posted ab initio, viz:

[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=664496.msg8297480#msg8297480 date=1305104329]fashola / sambo 2015 or 2019[/quote]and again[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=664496.msg8300109#msg8300109 date=1305130710]which means u do not like an igbo man to be no 1 or 2 in the country then because fashola is the choice of the NC, NE, NW AND SW AND SS so u better get ready grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin[/quote]It appears that Fashola is from the North to this Alhaji or what am I really missing? awesom e contradictions.
Politics › Re: Youth Force Ohakim To Abort Church Service ! by houvest: 8:03am On May 10, 2011
This is just the beginning. Ohakim should be stopped through an inquiry . Else he may emerge apower broker again at the centre with a political appointment by GEJ.
Politics › Re: Rochas, Do Not Rejoice Yet ! by houvest: 8:01am On May 10, 2011
Nice one
Politics › Re: Okorocha’s Victory, People’s Power – Acn Youths by houvest: 7:52am On May 10, 2011
kasiem:
Even the acn candidate in imo state has been working hand-in-hand with rochas hitherto the victory. Ohakim was perceived by all the political big wigs as one arrogant raggamuffin that must be taught lesson through disgraceful ousting. Acn (ararume and udenwa) will play a vital role in rochas' administration. And i look forward to the day that our people will start politics as something that is beyond party allegiance which is what is trying to play out in the case of imo state.
Are you sure about this? I heard that Ararume made up with Ikiri.
Politics › Re: Ogboni To Make Up Rochas Okorocha Cabinets by houvest: 7:52pm On May 09, 2011
calyx:
Okorocha denies being Ogboni member•Promises social welfare

There was a bit of drama on Sunday at Assumpta Cathedral, Owerri where Imo State Governor-elect, Rochas Okorocha, worshipped with his family members to mark Fathers' Day as he stepped onto the altar and took a vow as directed by Catholic Archbishop of Owerri diocese, Anthony Obinna.

He promised to focus on the welfare of the masses who voted him into power.

Before then, Obinna had sighted Okorocha and called him out to face the congregation.

Obinna told him to make a statement on or denounce his rumoured membership of Ogboni cult.

Okorocha, holding a crucifix handed to him by Obinna, said he has never been a member of Ogboni and will never associate with any secret society.

He vowed to worship God, affirming that as a Christian who believes strongly in God, he never sought the services of any occultist during his campaign.

He said all the reports about his involvement in a secret cult, including Ogboni, are false.

Obinna reminded Okorocha that the people voted for him because of their expectation of good governance and urged him not to disappoint.

In response, Okorocha pledged that his government will focus on the welfare of the masses who also protected the votes they gave him, adding that his priority is to transform the state and empower the people.

He expressed gratitude to outgoing governor Ikedi Ohakim for accepting defeat and congratulating him (Okorocha) on his victory.

Obinna later called on pupils from nursery, primary, secondary schools, as well as on university students to tell Okorocha their expectations during his tenure of office

http://www.independentngonline.com/DailyIndependent/Article.aspx?id=33448
NICE ONE.
Politics › Re: The Many Evils Of Governor Ikedi Ohakim by houvest: 7:35pm On May 09, 2011
What a reign of terror? This is just the tip of the iceberg. You forgot the decadence he brought to the state and our value system by elevating his fellow 419 men to positions of authority as commissioners, LG chairpersons, Special and Executive Assistants,etc, in the state some of them, stark illiterates who could not read or write or first school leaving certificate holders, and they in turn ran roughshod over their communities. They dethroned uncooperative ezes and Town Union presidents and other community leaders and installed their own and were involved in illegal arrests and detentionz of innocent citizens from their localities as well as snatching plots of land from their neighbours and co-villagers. When Ohakim got the reports, he looked the other way thereby emboldening them to do more. Many of Ohakims evils like his rituals using young virgins, his kidnaps and assasinatuions can not be known by mere mortals. Rochas may have to set up a board of inquiry into these evils in the state to stop them from ever happening again. Those saying leave him let us move forward forget that evil must be uprooted from its roots lest it resurrects again.
Politics › Re: Imo State Guber: Rochas Okorocha Has Won! by houvest: 7:14pm On May 09, 2011
ezendieze:
HURRAY!!!!! OUR GOD ANSWERETH PRAYERS, OHAKIM IS FINALLY DISGRACED.

WHERE ARE THOSE OHAKIM BOYS?? I KNOW YOUR TENURE HERE HAS EXPIRED BECAUSE OHAKIM IS NO LONGER PAYING YOU PEOPLE 10K PER WEEK ON SPAM AND FAKE CAMPAIGN HERE. THANK GOODNESS.

WHERE IS godobi? JOBLESS I GUESS??
Where have u been? you came late to the celebration after the hard fought NL war with those hirelings brother.
Politics › Re: The Igbo Just Lost Again!speakership Remains In Sw! by houvest: 7:09pm On May 09, 2011
dayokanu:
OBJ rule

SW Christian - President

NE Moslem - VP

SE Christian(Enwerem) - Senate president

NW Moslem(Ghaali na'aba) - Speaker


Yar Adua rule

NW Moslem - President

SS Christian - VP

NC Christian - Senate president

SW Moslem - Speaker
SO?
Politics › Re: The Igbo Just Lost Again!speakership Remains In Sw! by houvest: 1:59pm On May 09, 2011
[quote author=Omo_Tier1 link=topic=662867.msg8285298#msg8285298 date=1304944535]Politricks is not fantasy! I guess SE lost the war even before the battle began! While they were busy chasing shadows, naming & shaming thier own (i.e former PDP national chairman) others went two steps ahead reaching agreement with GEJ to retain status quo.
It is no longer news that SE has lost the speakership position! So much for erigging all in the name of Odechukuw is our brother!

I guess after this, they would truly realize that GEJ afterall politically is a "barren fig tree from the valley of ghison"

We SS knew from day one that it will be politically suicidal to push aside SW and North. Though I do not support PDP and never will, any curious observer,will see clearly that the structure of the PDP is in the hands of top guns in the SW & North and all along since the crushing defeat of Alex Ekwueme by Obasanjo,the SE became 'spare part' for the PDP!Hence they willl find it difficult to have thier way as long as obj is still the BOT chairman!

When this present reality dawns on the SE, I hope they would go and clean up thier APGA and make work for them 'cos nigeria politrickings of the 70s' are here in full force.i.e regional partaaaaay - throw your hands in the air boiz![/quote]Ok ooo Oga sir. There are 4 years to prove or disprove your omniscience.
Politics › Re: Chimamanda Adichie: The Danger Of A Single Story by houvest: 1:23pm On May 09, 2011
Nice one Ajanlekoko.
Politics › Re: I'm Proud Of Being From Imo by houvest: 8:46am On May 08, 2011
[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=655955.msg8277895#msg8277895 date=1304819064]The oppression of the Ngwa must stop.

Pharaoh, let the Ngwa go!



tongue[/quote]LOL. Who is opressing Ngwa? OUK wanted Abaribe to succeed him but they qaurelled and he chose Orji who has now thrown off  his overlordship. I believe that Ngwa man will succeed Orji but they have to play the rfight politics. Besides not every clan in Igboland or any ethnic zone for that matter has ruled their stateeg Mbaise in Imo,etc Democracy has thrived for only a sum of about 6 or so terms in Nigeria since the creation of states and when knowing that a governor is entitled to 2 terms, there is no point in making a mountain out of a mole hill and trying to use a divide and conquer tactic in Abia state or Igboland?
Politics › Re: I'm Proud Of Being From Imo by houvest: 8:37am On May 08, 2011
jason123:
Not so, my bros! I just wanted to correct the impression Ezeuche brought to this thread by saying the candidate lost because he was in ACN. Now, you and I know that is not true since ACN won 2 senatorial districts in the SE geopolitical zone.
jason123:
Tribalism will and cannot not make you reason. So, ACN cannot win Abia state but can win[b] 2 senatorial districts[/b] in Anambra?? Guy, na wa for you ooo!!!
Confusing. Are you talking of Anambra or SE? And which are those 2 senatorial districts please?
Politics › Re: Governor Obi Stunned As Chuks Iloegbunam Resigns by houvest: 1:58am On May 08, 2011
I fear that Obi is seriously sinking. Ikemba's absence seem to have cut him loose to do as he wishes resulting to this freefall.
Politics › Re: I'm Proud Of Being From Imo by houvest: 1:31am On May 08, 2011
Abagworo:
There were no elections in Abia.Soldiers were compromised into soiling their dignity.I just hope that some implicating videos do not spread.I am not from Abia yet I have pity for them but since their best is Orji I can tell them bye bye as Imo zooms light years ahead.They can still come to cool off in Owerri or Oguta resort.We are very accomodating.Our women are very out spoken and beautiful.
Lol. No Proofs, references to incriminating videos. none posted. All sound and fury, signifying nothing.
Politics › Re: I'm Proud Of Being From Imo by houvest: 1:17am On May 08, 2011
Abagworo:
Theodore Orji did not win.Infact there was mere pockets of election in the State.Abians are politically naive and just accepted their fate.
So who won since you have already avered Wrongly, in my opinion) that Ikonne was rejected because of his Ngwa-ness. Who wopn the Abia elections, sir? Probably you will tell us to ask Abians again.
Politics › Re: I'm Proud Of Being From Imo by houvest: 12:55am On May 08, 2011
Abagworo:
It is not a hidden fact that I always desired change in a united Nigeria.You keep clamoring for Biafra and drawing maps which includes some oil producing communities in the southern part of Igboland of which I happen to be from.While I respect your dream,I always believed that our problem is good governance and not religion or ethnicity.Igbos can achieve the Biafran dream in Nigeria without secession.You guys in Abia are the most ill governed in the last 12 years.Young and vibrant Paul Ikonne of ACN was the best candidate in the last governorship elections in your state and you most probably rejected him because he is Ngwa yet you come here saying you had no better option than Orji who has been in power for 12 years with nothing to show.Shame on you for being a hypocrite.
While you might be right, it is strictly your opinion and I get pissed when folks make categorical statements like that without anything to back it up except maybe pandering to the propaganda of ACN being the holy party that Angel Gabriel descended from heaven with 4 years ago and brought down to planet earth for the emancipation of corrupt mankind. Elementary my dear Watson, elementary. Even if God annointed him, he still needed an effective campaign to not only defeat the incumbent but also to overawe OUK's political machine the way Rochas ran roughshod over Ohakim, Ararume, Udenwa,,Nzeribe, Iwuanyanwu and all the other godfathers in Imo. We have consistently said that Abia has moved forward by moving removing OUK's stranglehood from the state. Next is now good governance. Bite off the chunks little at a time till you will  have developed a momentum large enough  to unleassh a blizzkrieg. It might appear to an outsider that in Abia there is no acceleration but be rest assured that there is  definitely some motion.
Crime › Re: Ritual Killing In Sw Nigeria: 9 Yrs Old Girl Beheaded by houvest: 10:52pm On May 07, 2011
Despicable act. Folks please show some sensitivity to this victim and her family. Quit the trash.
Politics › Re: Prophet Predicts Easy Victory For Ohakim (lol) by houvest: 10:43pm On May 07, 2011
That Prophet whose word does not come to pass is a false prophet because the Lord did not speak through him.
Politics › Re: Ohakim Accepts Defeat, Congratulates Okorocha by houvest: 10:41pm On May 07, 2011
Rochas beware, he has moved to the mode of pacificism just to get into you before he strikes. You must dine with the devil with a very long spoon. They will regroup and want to strike you hard to criple you badly so they can launch a comeback in 4 years time easily. If they succeed in launching a comeback after you, you have failed Imo badly because they will come back with a vengeance. A word is enough for the vwise
Politics › Re: Up Igbo,up Imo And Up Okorocha by houvest: 10:29pm On May 07, 2011
[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=662000.msg8276967#msg8276967 date=1304802904]ermmm sir, there is no sterotype here all i just did is point out the minds of the people

whether some igbos do it or not is non of my business, i deal with individuals rather than "what is his ethnic group"

i have lived in anambra, lagos and borno and i have been to majority of the states in nigeria

and i am saying the mind of the people, just like southerners think any northern muslim they see is an illitrate same can be said about them

even on this forum, you can see they way them insult northerners calling almajiri etc that is that is there sterotype they have about northerners, although they do not show it ourside the internet but it just shows the heart of men.

so sir i have no sterotype on anyone i just said the reality on ground in nigeria.,.,. moreover nollywood is not helping at all[/quote]Suit yourself but next time do not go about painting your jaundiced understanding of the so-called people's view as GOSPEL
Politics › Re: Up Igbo,up Imo And Up Okorocha by houvest: 6:58pm On May 07, 2011
[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=662000.msg8276014#msg8276014 date=1304790844]everyone loves money

but in the case of southerners where they would kill there family and friends just for money is scary

don't u think, can you kill your parents for money ?[/quote]There you go again. Start building up to another crescendo. I am waiting for you at the top.

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