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PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 1:35pm On Dec 13, 2013
Orlando Owoh: You can do yourselves the good of relocating to the SE, do your business there and pay taxes to your "Jewish" governors.
[color=#1990BC] You can do us the favour of kiissin our asses[/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 1:34pm On Dec 13, 2013
superstar1: The heat is on and you are resulting to name calling. Calm your hot head down. The last time Ojukwu took a decision based on your well documented hot heads, it landed 3mm women and children, minus men, in their early graves.


Yes we want you to keep living here because we can always increase our tax as We like and which you pay. We will keep trapping your investments here and keep calculating the number of years of your C of Os for your. Ask the British, they never knew the 99years of lease of Hong Kong will ever come, until 1999 when China collected their territory back despite heavy investment in Hk by Britain. Same will be your story. That is the worst case scenario, provided nigeria did not break before then.
[color=#1998BC] 99 years? tell that to those living at Banana Island As far as the 'heat' and 'name callin'is concerned i think it is the other way round.The only way you fellas will ever amount to a possé not to talk of an insurrection all in a bid to grab land that ain't legally yours will be the day Nigeria dis-intergrates and your beloved Lagos turned into a sh*thole Mogadishu will be proud off ( bull in a china shop scenario) but untill then keep on burnin in your impotent anger.[/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 1:14pm On Dec 13, 2013
superstar1: Awo is the great man of Nigeria. He never had a pan African mentality like Zik because it was a futile vision, that is not achievable.

Nigerian flag flew at half mast for 30dsys for Awolowo. Tell us how many days was used to mourn Zik -7days, Ojukwu none and Achebe none .
[color=#1980BC] I don't see any source for that emotional rambling up there, so how am i not sure this ain't your yoruba propaganda of legendary proportions[/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 1:10pm On Dec 13, 2013
superstar1: If you don like omo onile or agbero, leave our land. That is what we want and so shall it be. At least they are working and not taking to crime.

You are just a confirmed olodo. For your education for the umpteen time, Nigeria has 36states and FCT has it's federation. The FCT was moved away from lagos over 20years ago to Abuja and we did not beg the British to move it from Calabar to lagos. It was done against our consent. Just like naija was forced down everybodys throat.

Therefore, lagos is lagos state, the 6th state owned developed and being ruled by the ever progressive Yorubas.

Pay our tax and live in peace, go against it and you will see fire and brimstone.

You made more mouth on Ladipo and Alaba markets, who begged after closing it down. Your governors had to come to the throne of grace to beg on your behalf. We were not even ready to listen to the illetrates you have in those markets. That shows you who owns the land.

We can wake up tomorrow and demolish Ladipo Alaba Aspamda etc nothing will happen.
[color=#1998BC] We are not going anywhere, we will continue to suck the blood off your land pay pittance as tax (IGR) which should subsist for your scurvy- inflicted families and send the rest to the Mother-Land.Like i said before there is nothing you can do but burn.[/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 1:01pm On Dec 13, 2013
superstar1: Another of Ibos propaganda.

Awo at 70 is expected to lead insurrection. The last time I checked, shekarau too is 70, tompolo is 70 and dokubo too is 70.

Referenced a book that states that Awo died by committing suicide. I can't but continue to wonder the kind of schooling you receive in the SE.

The story has never been bought and it will never be bought. The same IBB has visited mama HID numerous times and you are here running from pillar to post with lies.

Awo was, is and will forever be great her than the combo of achebe+zik+zik, in achievements, fulfillment and even in death.
[color=#1990BC] Shame dey catch you, ofcourse Awo-ole is greater than even Mandela.......In Ikenne.We have heard that yeriba propaganda before.Try another line.[/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 12:55pm On Dec 13, 2013
superstar1: Thank God it's the fulanis that colonized ilorin and not omo y1bo. That is not your cup of tea. You can as well take on the ikwerre that hijacked port Harcourt and oyigbo from you. Afterwards, come back and make mouth over ilorin. Mind you the name was never changed, the lingua franca is still yoruba and the Gov is still a yoruba. I heard oyigbo used to be obigbo or tell us another lie here.

The end of the yorubas indeed. You are politically naive in local and foreign politics. Don't let me even go there. That is the story for another day. We will tackle you by ourself and grind you to ground zero.

Just dare not to pay our taxes or dare not pay royalties of.our kings through babaloja, you will see the difference between A for Apple and A for aja.
[color=#1980BC] What can you do but shout "Egbami o!" Besides are you not ashamed our taxes put food on your tables, you primates are so jobless and lazy you pride yourselves with tax collectin little wonder agberoism and Omonile are all proffessions of repute amongst your people
You- Kunle, what do you want to be when you grow up?
Kunle- I want to be an Agbero just like you daddy!!
Since you are very comfortable with Fulanis occupyin Arable yoruba ancestral land, impregnatin yoruba women and belchin out hybrid almajiris, i see no reason why we igbo should pay you any heed especially where it concerns our dominance in an FG enclave called Lagos. [/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 12:44pm On Dec 13, 2013
[color=#1980BC] ^^^^About Awo-ole's commercial dealings i just can't help but concieve this Deja vu feeling where it concerns Tinubu and his numerous schemes in the South west[/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 12:39pm On Dec 13, 2013
superstar1: I laff igbotically, this time around, in abuleri dialect.

If you think I'm old, it's the continuation of the fiction and imagination of your myopic mind, has demonstrated earlier on in your lies that Ibos have 40% of properties in Lagos.

Tell the world what your father told you about the great man's death and exhibit your stupid1ty the more.
[color=#1998BC] Out of respect for the sensibilities of innocent yoruba minds out there i wanted to restrain myself but since you have decided to overdose on Mama HIV's brassiere, What the hell?! Read and be enlightened
New York[RR] Nigeria–Reports reaching
our information desk says that late Chief
Obafemi Awolowo committed Suicide just
as he was about to celebrate his golden
jubilee.
According to sources, then Action Group
[AG] heavyweight, late Chief Obafemi
Awolowo learned of a possibility of
military court martial against an
insurrection he was engineering alongside
his political associates when he realized
that Ibrahim Babangida wanted to
become a life military president in
Nigeria-state.
This is breaking News… RR is investigating
this report…stand-by…
Read additional reports on this bombshell
revelation on Awo’s suicide mission,
including truths, lies and secrecy
surrounding it, written by Abdulmunini
Adeku at NigerianFinancialtimes:
Twenty –three years after he suddenly
was reported dead of natural cause and
two years shy of his golden jubilee , facts
are now emerging on the reasons that led
to First and Second Republic political
heavyweight ,Late Chief Obafemi
Awolowo committing suicide.
It was learned that he did it to stem the
tide of a possible military court martial
into an insurrection he was planning to
lead alongside his political associates at
the time when it became evident that
then Military President ,General Ibrahim
Babangida was intending staying in power
forever.
In a no-hold barred interview with FS
Online recently,a grass root politician ,Mr
Adebayo Adeyinka who lives within the
College Road at Ifako-Ijaiye axis in
Ogba ,a suburb of Lagos, Nigeria was livid
with rage when he learned that a key
politician connected to the issue was
denying the incident.
He revealed that Chief Awolowo wanted
to lead some kind of guerilla warfare or
militant campaign against the government
of President Babangida so that he can be
overthrown through a popular or people -
led putsch.
According to him , the Elder Statesman
summoned a meeting of his core loyalists
over the issue and this was even filmed
so as to strengthen the extent of
commitment of each of the politician that
attended the meeting,
He pointed out that however unknown to
all of those who were privy to this
meeting and clarion call , Chief Lateef
Kayode Jakande ,Former Executive
Governor of Lagos State had a different
plan as he betrayed them to the military .
He Said:’ But unknown to them , Chief
Jakande was planning to betray them, he
went to President Ibrahim Babangida and
promptly showed him the tape
“Papa Awolowo was invited for a meeting
with President Ibrahim Babangida who
was then staying at Dodan Barracks which
was the seat of power as at then and the
truth of his clandestine meetings was
revealed to him by the gap –toothed
General
“He gave Papa some options and that was
for him to be ready to face a court
martial , be ready to go to a prison or
better still go on exile
“At this stage Papa felt instead of
allowing some ambitious khaki boy to
mess him up he should just pack it in and
call it a day ,so Chief Awolowo decide to
commit suicide so as to save himself from
the ignominy of going to prison for the
second time in his lifetime .
“But before he did this he called his core
loyalists for a meeting ,before then he
had called up Late Chief Bola Ige [Cicero]
,since the latter had a very strong
understanding of the Hausa Language
having had his formative years as a young
man in Kaduna but discovered that the
late Esa-Oke strongman was innocent
after he was interrogated by Papa
“He called others for enquiries while
asking them to tender the video
cassettes of the meeting they all
attended to discuss the plans to topple
President Babangida for examination ,at
this juncture Chief Jakande developed a
cold feet as he could not produce his own
copy of the video which was freely
distributed to all that was present at the
meeting previously before the betrayal
and that was how the cat was let out of
the bag
“So he cursed him at this point and
pointed out that he will never have any
form of relevance politically as far as
Nigeria was concerned and till today
members of the Awolowo Dynasty avoids
him like a plague.
“I was their when the letter he wrote to
the family to beg them for forgiveness
over the unfortunate incident was read in
the presence of all present ,if he
continues to deny I am ready to confront
him publicly again on the same issue as I
can even remember that elders asked
him to go to the grave of the late sage to
plead for forgiveness
“When he was questioned he lied that
the National Security Organization now
State Security Services had visited his
house to check on him and in the process
took the tape in question but” Awoists”
knew that this was a very weak argument
as he did not inform their political group
of this development before their enquiry
on the subject
“That was how Senator Abraham
Adesanya assumed the leadership of the
Awolowo camp of Yoruba politics after the
demise of the man ,he was not even so
close to Awolowo during his lifetime like
Chief Jakande and that was why many
called him Baba Kekere on account of this
cosy relationship
“Before he gave up the ghost , he said his
prayers and then took the poison which
killed him almost immediately but the
public was not fully aware as they were
given a different account of what
happened.
“We were simply told that he died while
he was brushing his teeth in his bathroom
at his Park Lane,Apapa residence here in
Lagos
“He was stupendously wealthy during his
lifetime, infact there is know company at
Oba Akran in Ikeja ,Lagos where he does
not have at least a five percent equity,
Dideolu Court in Ogba alone cannot be
valued at less than N10 Billion ,that was
the place that he had in mind to be his
Seat of power if he was elected as
Nigeria’s President.
‘He owned Shonibare Estate but the man
he was using as a front and who later
went to prison over some issues which
Awolowo himself was privy to eventually
laid claim to the estate.
“He got all of this wealth due to a great
measure of goodwill and tax waivers he
gave to investors whenever they come to
establish their business.
“Anytime you buy a bottle of Coca-Cola
you are enriching the Awolowo
Dynasty ,go to Ijebu Ikenne and you will
discover that the price of a bag cement
there is different from other parts of the
nation due to the subsidy that the
citizens enjoy on account of Awolowo who
was their son and I hope you know that
West African Portland Cement is in
Ewekoro and not Ikenne.
“On account of this great betrayal
Awolowo family members regard the
“Awoist” as a group people should deal
with using a long spoon till this day and
this explains why when The Peoples
Democratic Party Government gave some
of them political appointment lately they
accepted it without thinking twice.
“Dr Tokunbo Awolowo-Dosunmu was
made an Ambassador by Former
President Olusegun Obasanjo while , Mr
Segun Awolowo Jnr was given a plum job
at the Federal Capital Territory in Abuja as
a Secretary.
“Recently when Afenifere was
disintegrating Mama out of concern for
her husband’s legacies decided to call a
truce because as she puts it then, she did
not know what she was going to tell her
husband the day they meet in heaven
“He made Sijuwade rich , because he was
his business associate and in fact some of
us held very strong views that he was
one of his fronts and later the same man
became the Ooni of Ife”he added
Mr Adebayo Adeyinka recalled his several
years of following grass root politics right
from the days of Action Group to the
Unity Party of Nigerian era in the second
republic but now lamented that he had
since lost all interest in partisan politics
due to the massive corruption in our
polity.
He listed such blue chips like Dunlop
Nigeria Plc ,Guinness Nigeria Plc, Neimeth
Pharmaceutical Nigeria Plc ,May and
Baker Nigeria Plc ,Vitafoam Nigeria
Plc ,Wahum Nigeria Limited ,CAP Nigeria
Plc , International Paints of West Africa
[IPWA], Berger Paints Nigeria Plc ,Berec
Nigeria Limited ,Kabelmetal, Nigeria
Bottling Company Plc ,Leventis Nigera
Plc ,West African Portland Cement
Company,[Lafarge ],Wema Bank Nigeria
Plc, Scoa Nigeria Plc ,CFAO Nigeria Plc,
Cadbury Nigeria Plc ,Wemaboard Estates,
Odu’A Group, Livestock Feeds Nigeria
Plc , Nigerian Breweries Plc as places the
Awolowo family have commercial interest
to mention just a few.
Apart from this stocks analysts believe
that the most visible of his
investment ,The Nigerian Tribune
Newspapers cannot be valued at less than
N100billion today in terms of brand
evaluation as Thisday Newspapers was
valued by the Owner ,.Mr Nduka
Obaigbena at N200 Billion recently during
a media chart while celebrating his fiftieth
birthday sometimes last year.
Late Chief Obafemi Awolowo was a
leader who believed that the state should
channel Nigeria’s resources into education
and state –led infrastructural
development.
At his own expense albeit
controversially ,he introduced the free
primary education for all of the Western
Region ,he equally established the first
television service in Africa in 1959 and
expanded electrification projects in the
region using the proceeds from the highly
lucrative Cocoa export industry.
The Cocoa House in Ibadan regarded by
many as one of the major landmarks of
Nigeria’s architectural history was built as
a result of his economic blueprint which
was targeted towards the emancipation of
his people from poverty
He built the first stadium in West Africa ,
the Liberty Stadium ,Ibadan and he
coined the name “Naira “for Nigeria’s
official currency ,it was previously called
Nigerian Pounds.
During the 1970’s ,he was very critical of
Nigeria’s military expenditure insisting
that more should be spent on
development
He ran a free health care programme for
children up till the age of eighteen years .
On his death on the 9th of May,1987 as a
mark of respect for his legacies ,The
University Of Ile-Ife which ironically he
helped to build as Premier of the Old
Western Nigeria was re-named in his
honour as part of a post humous
celebration of his life and times.
His portraits adorn public places in Nigeria
especially in his native Yoruba land where
he is seen as an icon.
His picture also adorn Nigeria’s one
hundred naira note.
He has been described surprisingly by
some of his greatest critics and even
political opponents as probably the Best
President Nigeria never had.
He struck a chord with the womenfolk
during his lifetime when in a rare show of
public affection for his wife of several
years, Chief Mrs Hannah Dideolu
Awolowo told the world that the woman
was his jewel of inestimable value.
How right or prophetic he was because
his wife has continued to strengthen the
mileage of the husband’s name even in
death.
During an exclusive interview with FS
Online at his Ilupeju home in Lagos last
year, Chief Lateef Jakande upon being
probed with questions over his
relationship with Late Chief Obafemi
Awolowo on account of what feelers were
suggesting had denied that they had a bad
relationship shortly before his death.
He insisted that those that said that they
had any problems between them prior to
Chief Awolowo’s death were not been
honest as they were all telling lies. http://
www.republicreport.com/how-awolowo-
committed-suicide-written-by-
abdulmunini-adeku/ [/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 12:33pm On Dec 13, 2013
superstar1: Your political naivety is showing again. I need fact to present to you that there is bloc vote in SW. Kindly consult INEC for your assignment.

Thank God you even know the name of Awo's wife. Please remind us of the names of the wives of Zik. Out of the 3 or 4 that he has, none was great to be remembered by posterity, whereas, even a kindergarten kid in alaigbo knows who Mama HID is.

Shaking my head for your generation in igboland. The envy, covetousness and hatred that killed the generations before you are what you these younger generations have embraced too and of course, history can only repeat itself.

You have finally burnt the bridge and the die is cast. Mark it.
[color=#1980BC] Haahaahaa, Mark what?! The end of the yeribas as a tribe?! You think there will be any France, US or UK to come to your aid?!! Please leave that talk until you yorubas do the needful as far as Illorin Emirate Council (fulani colonising yoruba people and their land)is concerned the igbos especially those enjoying their taxpayin priviledges will pay you no further attention[/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 12:19pm On Dec 13, 2013
superstar1: If the life expectancy in SE is up to 70, you should have cause to celebrate. How much more an achiever, an icon, a legal luminary, a leader, a warrior and a great grandfather that fulfilled the biblical doctrine of living inheritance for their children's children.

Pray that you should live upto his age. If you are still leaving in SE, I can bet it with you, the probability is less than zero. Thank God you are in festac, Lagos, SW, so you still have the chance to reach there, provided your republic of igbo land is not actualized before then.

Death visited an old man in his sleep, so what more. He is more honourable and celebrated in death than the collabo of achebe+ojukwu+zik. What more can we use to celebrate this man that is 1 in a million.
[color=#1980BC] Yeeeparipa!! Death in his sleep?! Are you not ashamed of your lies,Old man like you,Abi you want me open your yansh live and directhuh[/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 12:14pm On Dec 13, 2013
superstar1: [s]We have always been political relevant. Go the shallow grave of Zik and ask him.

We choose our own path. We are always determine who wins. Ask GEJ why he ran to SW 2days to.the last election. We tilted the p election in his favour. That is political relevance. We are waiting for him in 2015. He still has the whole of 2014, to take the country on the right track.before we take our final decision whether for or against him.
That is the power of the block vote, that is lacking in SE and no wonder, you are and will always be the pawn in the scheme of.things.

We don't need mko to resurrects or Awo. The son of a lion is a always a lion. We lost MKO ans we gained many MKOs. They can only cause you more headaches and misery. The game is on, naive group of people.[s]
[color=#1980BC] Block votes kò Cement votes nì, speak for yourself and not for the rest plus you got no facts to buttress your claims anything else i term as empty long rants from a mind bombed out of sniffin Mama HIV's bra.You still haven't told us why her husband committed Suicide[/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 12:02pm On Dec 13, 2013
superstar1: grin grin

So you have ran out of ideas and now coming to food. Ok let's go there.

Those food you mentioned are still better than.akpu and garri y1bo. The food that you will eat and be asking for.water -- yanmiri. No wonder.
[color=#1998BC] Before we go there Pls can you enlighten us on the causative factor of Awo-ole's demise.Tenks [/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 11:59am On Dec 13, 2013
superstar1: He is blowing grammar. Exponential gini?

if I said you are politically naive, you will be whining again, as usual. We gained presidency that you have not tasted and will never taste. It is an unwritten rule in this country, the same way, racism is an unwritten rule in US and Europe.

Yes we lost political titans but we gained political experience that cannot be bought with money. No wonder, you are still rigmaroling in your cesspits, begging for 5th Niger Bridge, Onitsha Port, Uli Airport.

The fact that we fought and took over Aso Rock sent a clear signal to the northerners. They will rather partner with us rather than hold us in disdain like they do to you.
[color=#1990BC] Lol at Gained political relevance,It seems you guys bought it because now y'all irrelevant from the scheme of things, so who are the next tranche of political sacrificial victims, remember no yoruba blood no political relevance 'cept if MKO resurrects and is sacrificed by an Aboki(Allahamdulilai) can a yeriba man govern Nigeria[/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 11:52am On Dec 13, 2013
superstar1: Baseless ranting. Show the world with referenced documents to prove he was planning a coup. Another of the numerous lies from alaigbo.

You have ran out if ideas. Think more and remember the many lies your father's have told you and choose a better line of argument.
[color=#1990BC] The smell from Mama HIV's Bra must be so strong for you to be bombed out of your mind that you seems to be lackin any cognition whatsoever if not you shoulda asked why he killed himself? (maybe you will ask of prove for the suicide)Was it because Mama HIV didn't add enough condiments in that Gbegiri ati Ewedu sh**t you call food on that sunny Afternoon or what? Pls enlighten us.[/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 11:42am On Dec 13, 2013
superstar1: We are still laffing. We broke their hegemony. Something your hot heads and flat heads can't achieve.

Yes it was a battle and of course their use be collateral damage
We are not whining about the heroes that we lost. It is better than losing 3mm women and children and not counting the men, stupidly.

The end justifies the means.

Now, they don't mess with us, the way they mess with you. They have put us in our own place of respect and whereas they are still pissing on you and your naive political class.
[color=#1990BC] Collateral damage for what?! For a slice of bread (8 years of Obj's Misgovernance) is either you people are to scared to face your demons like Awo-ole thus justifying such gargantuan waste of political gems for nothing or just plain dumb.As for our 3m dead it was a risk and we are better for it as evidenced with our exponential growth in all facets of our National Life[/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 11:32am On Dec 13, 2013
superstar1: Utter rubbish.

Have I dealt with you and mess with your brain so much, that you had to be typing gibberish.

He died at over 70. What else is he looking for. Even the bible let us know, our days are officially 70. He is resting peacefully in a beautiful mausoleum while Zik is wailing in a shallow grave even without a tomb.

Ndo omoy1bo
[color=#1980BC] You must be high sniffing Mama Hiv's bra.We are not contestin if he died ripe or unripe but if senility caught up with him whilst plannin a dumb and hilarious military putsch before being urged to commit Suicide.I still don't know if he wore Mama HIV Awolowo' s boubou.[/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 11:25am On Dec 13, 2013
superstar1: Ojukwu was very sound strategically and tactically that he sent 3mm of your people to their early graves.

Zik was sound strategically and tactically, that he was contesting in Lagos before he was shown the way to the east.

Yorubas are so gullible and they fought the Northern Oligarchy to a stand still and took power from them, rendered the country ungovernable for years, inflicted international sanctions on the country, made the country a pariah state in the committee of nations, sent a seating head of state to his grave -- all without a single shot.

I am sure your forefathers would have warned you,no matter how hot head you are, not to take on a man full of wisdom.

If they did not, it clearly shows the jungle living statement I said earlier on. History are handed down to us and tales are told through the mud houses of ours.
[color=#1980BC] Yes and your Hausa Overlords killed your prominent elites and leaders example Awolowo, Dele Giwa,MKO Abiola,Kudirat Abiola,Pa Alfred Rewane,Funsho Williams etc and yet you still bend down to kiss their Assess, all for what?! A slice of what can never be yours until 2050[/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 11:16am On Dec 13, 2013
superstar1: cowardice is entrenched in the way of life of y1bos nah. we all know that. If the number 1 General that is meant to die in battle can decide to wear spag and mini, put on lipstick and mascara and usain bolted to Abidjan, how much more the others.

No wonder endless lame and worthless ultimatum given is part of the signs of your republican tendencies.

laffing igbotically, this time around, in Nri dialect.
[color=#1999BC] Those who have glass houses shouldn't throw stones, especially if your name is Awolowo aka Awo-ole, Suicide-activist, rat-poison Emeritus,Mr Do-the-needful. Ojukwu ran and came back to face his demons but Awo-ole like a true Omoluabi with cowardice flowing via his veins opted to run away permanently not only from South West Nigeria but from this Life.I don't know if he wore Mama HIV Awolowo's brassiere when he did the needful[/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 11:07am On Dec 13, 2013
superstar1: The bane of Ibos has always been, they are politically naive and inept.

You own 40% of mine in a volatile and unstable country like Nigeria. That is 40% high risk you are carrying, in case you dont know. I dont know why the analytical skills and intelligence level of omo y1bos are generally below par with people in Torah Bora mountain.

you are meant to learn from past experience, but alas, you have not. Mind you, history repeat itself and even in a more deadlier way.

This time around, we wont be has generous as the last time. Bet that with me.
[color=#1980BC] And the bane of the yeribas is their strategic and tactical gullibility, How can you allow a highly volatile tribe as the igbos guzzle up your land, its like havin a mad bull in a China shop, When the sh**t hits the fan i won't be surprise to find you in a refugee camp @ Benin Republic,How is your French? You are gonna need it soon enough[/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 10:58am On Dec 13, 2013
superstar1: I cant be arguing with you on the fantasy and imagination and make-believe statements of your mind.

Keep living the dream for now, because the Doomsday is minus one today.
[color=#1980BC] What? Have i tired and frustrated you enough?! Don't be a coward atypical of your race,Come on,btw Doomsday minus one my black igbo Asss[/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 10:52am On Dec 13, 2013
superstar1: who are they chancing? do we look like SS people that you did that to in the 60s. If you even try it again now, i am sure they will consume you.

Achebe was chanced by Soyinka, Awo chanced Zik, OBJ chanced Ojukwu, so what are we saying here. We have always been ahead and be rest assured we will always be. Keep doing what you know best to do, which are chest beating, ultimatum giving, envy and covetousness. The best you will always be with your republican tendency, in as much as this Nigeria exist, is a 5th class citizen. Bunch of money loving and power driven people. People without culture that say good morning to their parents with a sliding tackle.

We don't celebrate criminality in yorubaland.
[color=#1980BC] If i own 100% of what is supposed to be mine and still own 40% what is supposed to be yours then it is called chancing.Ofcourse there is nothing you can do about it but spew long empty rants that will and can never change the Status Quo[/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 10:48am On Dec 13, 2013
superstar1: i laff igbotically, afikpo dialect to be precise.

They have republican tendencies and they could not boast of a town till the British came. Says alot about your republican tendencies. To the rest of the world, it portrays you are some jungle living beings. Simple. Republican ko democrat ni.

They control the economy of Lagos because they dominate Alaba and Ladipo markets and SE is still in its deplorable state. Saya alot about your economic power. For your education, Lagos is not running on your 2 by 2 inches shops. Get to Min of Finance and get the records.

on your owing of 40% of the choicest real estate in lag. You are making me roll on the floor. So, your 2 by 2 inches shops have afforded you the funds to buy 40% of Lagos and the people that controls the economy, the political power and even the land allocation probably have 10%. hmm what a logic by omo y1bo.

Anyway, keep buying, we want it. We ae introducing property tax soon and that means more money for us. For your info, when you have your dream Republic of Igboland, ensure you carry the properties. The disintegration of Nigerian state is inevitable. All the big nations that were colonised by the British has divided and we are the only one standing. 2014, the centenary year of amalgamation is around the corner, 2015 is around the corner.

If you have ears, listen and start divesting.
[color=#1998BC] Thank GOD you accept the fact we are takin over, I rather pay land tax and live in a comfortable duplex at Dolphin Estate,Ikoyi than Sleep in a mosquito infested yeriba Slum at Abule-egba.[/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 10:40am On Dec 13, 2013
ifechez: that's why they are not happy with the Igbos. we run them down even in their village's. if you will imagine the hate and bitterness in their hearts knowing they will eventually go and submitt their meagre income to any Nwafor weneva they go to computer or Alaba to buy things
[color=#1980BC] As small as i am i can lay claim to landed properties scattered across the Lagos State not to talk of those back home but i havent set my eyes on any yeriba doin same ( not that we give a damn) but it should tell the neutral how regressive,myopic,clannish and lazy these primates are, why won't we chance them and if they are bitter what can they do but burn inside their own insecurities[/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 10:23am On Dec 13, 2013
superstar1: See this one, ejaculat1ng over what is not theirs.So festac was built by FG and so therefore it belongs to the ibos. there is nothing we wont hear.

In another news, who is the LG chairman of Ojo LG where the festac is? omo Igbo ni abi. Lagos is FG state and all the political positions are filled up by Yorubas. What happened to Federal character. You are a classical example of Dundee United. We can decide to close Festac anytime we like. We closed 1004, a property that was for FG before privatisation, and nothing happened.

I repeat, the political class of a place, determines and demonstrates who owns the place. The day you have the gut to have even just a mere Maazi of Lagos, not Eze o, and to be a LG chairman, i will truly know the Ibos are the owners of agos.

We are waiting for you in 2015.
[color=#1980BC] Frustrated soul pray tell who owns the American Economy? The Jews right? But they never get to or want to govern the country likewise The igbos are engine room of the Lagos Economy and given their republican tendencies would surely forfeit political power for Economic power ofcourse at the same time maintain both Economic and Political power in their homelands as well.I could say we own 100% of our Land but own 40% of the choicest yoruba real estate,now i sense where your pain is coming from[/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 10:12am On Dec 13, 2013
Ayekotoo: who doesn't have money? since your kinsmen are that rich, what makes kidnapping, babies factories, rituals, prostitutions and other social vices rampant in your region? smh for Igbo logic
[color=#1980BC] Well it does not change the fact that yeribas are into forgery, Agberoism(commercial/corporate),Prostitution, Armed Robbery, Molestation/Paedophology and Land fraud yet they still live in smelly dirty mud thatched shanties.The Spirit of Omoluabism must be very warped[/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 10:03am On Dec 13, 2013
[quote author=Mayor_of_Lagos]There are certain things that the world say is good but which to us is not.

What is the benefit of mcdonalds or walmart to us? These corporations will kill business for the petty trader that sell akara and moinmoin on the corner.

Development and growth is good but when we grow we should do so by growing our people and grassroot. If akara and moinmoin sellers are put out of business the community is impacted.

We have been buildin cities and civilizations before you learnt to cover your unclothedness. You are no match for us industrially.[/quote][color=#1980BC] I get am before no be property but if you are talking about building mud thatched hamlets from the days of Orunmila to the 21st century and call this stagnation development or should i say civilisation then go figure[/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 9:56am On Dec 13, 2013
[color=#1980BC] You people are wicked o! This was suppose to be a yeriba chest beating thread now you have turned it into a yoruba bashing thread, abeg sofri sofri on the yam heads[/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 5:59am On Dec 13, 2013
MajeMedia: You guys started this thread to insult igbos. The end result was you felt insulted and are now trying, with anything possible, to desperately bring Igbos down, which is sad. I only wanted to participate in this thread if it was a constructive debate about culture of governance but I see it's nothing but an igbo lynch mobb.

You're here trying to tell us that Oshiomole cares more about his state or people than Obi less than a week from when Oshiomole was telling an impoverished widow to go and die.

[img]http://9jaamebor.files./2013/11/governoroshiomholewidowdie.jpg[/img]
[color=#1980BC] Don't mind them, that is their modus operandi they start something, if it doesn't go their way they start 'correcting' your English or in this case begin to claim Lagos.You know Lagos is their only Heaven in that sh**t hole South west.And you wonder why everyone is insisting that the yeribas are the problem with Nigeria[/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 5:50am On Dec 13, 2013
superstar1: People are talking and a deluded Igbo is saying he is got an idea.

the fear of APC will lead to your untimely death or how does APC come into this discussion. If i pick on the school you attended and the hollow heads yanmiri lecturers that examined you and felt this empty head is worthy in learning, they will start whining as usual.
[color=#1980BC] LoL.But my teachers are nothing compared to your Oluwole certified lecturers, i am guessing your yam-head cannot decipher the fact that igbos don't need Goverment to survive unlike you Offenmanus who are suddenly thrown into stark nakedd poverty anytime there is a shift in Federal attention, hence the taxation and low self- esteem evidenced 'IGR yeriba' chestbeating.Must suck not to have APC in power,doesn't it?[/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 12:44am On Dec 13, 2013
[quote author=IGBO-SON]^^^@Bolded: You've finally lost the plot mate.....go and sleep![/quote][color=#1980BC] Lol @ The Edo Immigrant[/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 12:36am On Dec 13, 2013
MajeMedia: Ndigbo have had a long and turbulent history with taxes, and they're seen as culturally unjust due to the republican nature of our culture. Thus governments that plan on staying implement low taxes. If Igbos were pro-tax, Nigeria may still be a colony (Aba Woman's riots, attacks and rejection of warrant chiefs etc)

If you notice developments in Igboland are more republican and in yoruba land they're more socialist. For example, Where a yoruba governor will implement a busing system run by the state, and igbo governor will buy buses (most often cars) and give it to private citizens to employ themselves (Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi).

Yoruba governors are keen to building schools and managing them. Igbo governors are keen to building schools and hand them to private hands or back to churches (Abia, Anambra)

Some governments in igboland have even privatized radical elements of government. Rochas Okorocha has sold all government enterprises, and has pressured universities to fund themselves by starting their own palm plantations. Anambra and Abia have handed the states schools back to churches and missionaries that build them


Poverty is not as stark in igboland as it is in Yoruba land. Most people can sustain themselves and earn an income. You won't see beggars. Thus the government doesn't need to maintain an expensive welfare state. The state's with the most poverty in Igbo land, Ebonyi and Enugu, as a result have to use more government intervention and thus per capita their IGR is higher because the government does more. Anambra, government or not, will function the exact same way because it's highly republican and entrepreneurial. Abia even more so.



So the end result is the IGR of igbo state can be low and tax policy low to encourage entrepreneurship and do so. The Igbo populace don't like the idea of tax, credit and debt. The igbo states thus have low taxes, don't borrow (except with the mismanagement of Rochas Okorocha who is considered a radical element), and have the lowest debts in the country.







Both methods work, but they're just different philosophies of how to govern and the beauty of federalism is it allows the country to be a laboratory of ideas and different methods. Let the best man win, the competition is healthy, but it's unfair to us IGR to measure economic strength. We all know Ebonyi isn't economically stronger than Anambra so it's a fallacy. If Igbos began using debt to prove wealth they would be the richest, and Lagos the poorest.
[color=#1980BC] Epic, simply epic.This what we call 'Smash and grab'[/color]
PoliticsRe: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by ichidodo: 12:30am On Dec 13, 2013
superstar1: Idi0tic and m0ronic Omo y1bo aka yanmiri is speechless
[color=#1998BC] No need to waste brain power on a mere Maggot-ridden APC yeriba troglodyte when your diseased assses have been set straight, do i? [/color]

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