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WHATEVER YOU SAY JONAH MAYBE TO BAYELSA |
Mr Goody 2 shoes. We are not country lai lai. The oil is what is binding us together (false security) and the fear of the unknown. I am a Yoruba man and that is where it should stop. Nigeria should have remained a confederation of the regional states until that Igbo coup and Decree 33 by that Igbo man changed everything. Igbo's quest for deputy governor pf Lagos is sinister and is meant only to make them feel better (like have one up on Yorubas, simple) I am a Yoruba man and I will fight to the last blood to protect my interest and ancestral land. We are not one country. |
All the problems wey dey our land GOD never sabi as he go commot am And people still dey offer prayers? Keep doing the same thing and getting the same results. Scientists where are thou! |
obiajuru01: MoreOmu Igbo wetin be your own for Lagos? |
10 10 Naira for Oshodi. Na today? No be igbo girl, abeg |
BuddahMonk: You people dont understand how igbo live and go about their development, igbos dont cramp like shrimps in one cesshole while other places rot away.Yeah Yeah Yeah but you no fit live dia - Igbo chest beater!!! Arrant monkey!!! |
Common Igbo cheap talk. Point us to his properties "all over Lagos" Every jonny just come igbo claims to have "properties all over Lagos" Where? Point them out - Oloriburuku omo eran. |
![]() Don’t you think that the issue of indigenisation should be first enshrined in our constitution before making such demand? Indigenisation is one of the important issues addressed at the just concluded National conference. However, that won’t stop us from making genuine demands such as the one at hand. Indigenization is welcomed by all Nigerians. What it means is that a Yoruba man can be governor of Anambra State; an Hausa can contest and win a senatorial seat in Ondo State. And until we get to this stage, we are not yet a nation. Once again, I beg my brothers in Lagos State to allow Igbo participate fully in the 2015 political process in the state by zoning the position of deputy governor to Igbo[b] The stupid Yanmirin dey BEG him brother for Lagos to give IGBO a chance |
[i][/i]POLITICS Ahead of next year’s general elections, there are those who believe that time is ripe for the Igbo to produce at least the Deputy Governor of Lagos State. One of such people is a chieftain of Igbo United Initiative (IUI), a pressure group and Chairman, Win Peace Investment Ltd, Chief Amobi Nnadiekwe. He said that people from the South-East zone in Lagos will vote for any political party that fields an Igbo as deputy governor. In this interview, he speaks on various issues and claims that the Igbo constitute 43 per cent of the population in Lagos. Excerpts: Don’t you think that the issue of indigenisation should be first enshrined in our constitution before making such demand? "Indigenisation is one of the important issues addressed at the just concluded National conference. However, that won’t stop us from making genuine demands such as the one at hand. Indigenization is welcomed by all Nigerians. What it means is that a Yoruba man can be governor of Anambra State; an Hausa can contest and win a senatorial seat in Ondo State. And until we get to this stage, we are not yet a nation. Once again, I beg my brothers in Lagos State to allow Igbo participate fully in the 2015 political process in the state by zoning the position of deputy governor to Igbo"[b]POLITICS The B**stard dey beg!! Dey beg me to relinquish my God given right to Yanmirin. Olosi Ahead of next year’s general elections, there are those who believe that time is ripe for the Igbo to produce at least the Deputy Governor of Lagos State. One of such people is a chieftain of Igbo United Initiative (IUI), a pressure group and Chairman, Win Peace Investment Ltd, Chief Amobi Nnadiekwe. He said that people from the South-East zone in Lagos will vote for any political party that fields an Igbo as deputy governor. In this interview, he speaks on various issues and claims that the Igbo constitute 43 per cent of the population in Lagos. Excerpts: Don’t you think that the issue of indigenisation should be first enshrined in our constitution before making such demand? "Indigenisation is one of the important issues addressed at the just concluded National conference. However, that won’t stop us from making genuine demands such as the one at hand. Indigenization is welcomed by all Nigerians. What it means is that a Yoruba man can be governor of Anambra State; an Hausa can contest and win a senatorial seat in Ondo State. And until we get to this stage, we are not yet a nation. Once again, I beg my brothers in Lagos State to allow Igbo participate fully in the 2015 political process in the state by zoning the position of deputy governor to Igbo"[/b]POLITICS Ahead of next year’s general elections, there are those who believe that time is ripe for the Igbo to produce at least the Deputy Governor of Lagos State. One of such people is a chieftain of Igbo United Initiative (IUI), a pressure group and Chairman, Win Peace Investment Ltd, Chief Amobi Nnadiekwe. He said that people from the South-East zone in Lagos will vote for any political party that fields an Igbo as deputy governor. In this interview, he speaks on various issues and claims that the Igbo constitute 43 per cent of the population in Lagos. Excerpts: Don’t you think that the issue of indigenisation should be first enshrined in our constitution before making such demand? "Indigenisation is one of the important issues addressed at the just concluded National conference. However, that won’t stop us from making genuine demands such as the one at hand. Indigenization is welcomed by all Nigerians. What it means is that a Yoruba man can be governor of Anambra State; an Hausa can contest and win a senatorial seat in Ondo State. And until we get to this stage, we are not yet a nation. Once again, I beg my brothers in Lagos State to allow Igbo participate fully in the 2015 political process in the state by zoning the position of deputy governor to Igbo" |
Show me one ancient city any where in Igbo land? City dwelling is new to these villagers! We have been living in mega cities for millennia building strong monarchies and empires. The rust and mud is a testament to the fact that we have been centuries ahead of you and thats why you are overcrowding our land, |
Almost all the patients in Lagos are from.........the Yeast> Lets try the nano silver on them first, since they are the once lambasting Lagos state (and APC) Ok all Ebola Igbos come forward |
Awon oloriburuku pastors. Everybody is a thief in the country called Nigeria, |
iiichidodo: [color=#1980BC] Nothing advantageous or continous to be of advantage sucking up to oligarchs who are well predisposed to dumping your political elites.To make matters worse,constant heckling and blackmailing at independent minded easterners to join the queue,something most sophisticated elements self style as 'bridge building', cannot help your situation.Stayin independent and throwing their lot to candidates who have gone on to win Presidential elections thus establishing the reputation of their bloc as something of strategic electoral value amongst the political class will suffice well enough as bridge building…for the igbos. [/color] [color=#1980BC] We agree with these wholeheartedly,leave the igbos to their element of uncannyingly selecting those in the political atmosphere who will eventually become Presidents instead of constantly seeking to undermine their powers to such a diffuse thing as bridge building which most observers has seen that it has left the yorobars between the devil and the deep blue ocean [/color] [color=#1980BC] Gbam!! Why clown around igbo interests when your house is on fire? Why concern yourself with igbos standin their own ground when thieffnubu is leading your people to slaughter?? Yorobar electoral value keeps diminishing every four years and thieffnubu isn't helping matters silting up yorobar space at the dining table.So why bother with the speck when you have a log already??Or maybe you see the igbos of strategic importance and but fail to brong yourself to it due to ego or just plain cowardice?! [/color] [color=#1980BC] Gbam....We agree that having been led to the slaughter house by your elites the yorobars stand to gain or save political capital although in the dynamic fast paced scenes of the political gallery,such capital remains to be seen if it holds any much value,nothwistanding. [/color]Another emotional Igbo-boy domiciled in Yoruba land o ![]() Yanmirin |
If the tries that shiit again she should be shot! |
anytaij: And. She finally dies 2day. God help us o.what are you saying? |
Igbo-tic face. Anyway wish you the best. All Ebola contacts are from the Yeast ![]() |
Ignoramus people You wait and see. The rest of the world would quarantine the whole continent. May be then we can wake up and get up and change the government for the better. Those embezzlers would face the same quarantine. |
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