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fenibak:True! |
tommy589:I partly agree with you! Any leader that holds such a prejudiced view of a large chunk of his country yet isn’t stridently calling for the secession of his people is nothing but a bigot! However, the idealistic likes of Zik -who ignored the handwriting on the wall- should shoulder a huge part of the blame for our plight today! There was no reason for us not to have gone our separate ways on 1st Oct’ 1960! |
mrvitalis:I admire your patience with that irritating schmuck! I on the other hand don’t suffer fools gladly, and would have cursed his impostor ass off the thread! |
Yet some still wonder why some of us want out of this joke of a country! |
Yes! They’re not Buharis’ problem’ Mazi Kanu and Igboho are his and Nigerias’ problem! M0r0ns! |
contigiency:This fool is here using the wickedness and murderous criminal acts committed by Buhari and his gestapo Fulani thugs, as an excuse to short-circuit the primacy of the rule of law and fair hearing! Dude, all those crimes you listed above were committed by agents of the fulani hegemony in power today! What was their endgame!? It was exactly what you are doing now...to give a dog a bad name in order to hang it! You bastards were committing all those evil acts....killing mainly Igbos, just so you could try to ‘justify’ to the international community the ‘terrorist’ tag you pinned on Mazi Kanu and IPOB! It’s also useful in court since you know your case against him is as watery as Kuje beans! The only times i know of when ESN were in action were when they were clearing our forests of the filthy Fulani bandits and terrorists, as well as when they were taking on the useless Fulani DSS/army in self-defence after being attacked! The primary purpose of government is to ensure the protection of lives and property, and you god, Buhari has totally failed in this regard! You want Igbos to sit like sitting ducks while you re-enact another NIMBO, or while we get decimated by Fulani herdsmen, bandits and terrorists like is presently happening in the middle-belt....specifically, Southern Kaduna!? Fool! |
Ucmeniah:This is why they want Mazi Kanu out of the way! |
Juliusmalema:Zip your rotten mouth shut! The people who were attacked should have an idea if they were ambushed by the spawn of satan from Futa-Djalon or their own blud! You must think Igbos are bloodthirsty savages like you lot, hence your expectation that we would act in a similar clandestine and evil manner as you would! I suppose the Nimbo one was also done by Igbos too!? |
DoggoneDogg:Thing is, Nigeria is in the grip of an extremely wicked and vindictive group of individuals....who sadly, were enabled by greedy, bigoted and tribalistic southerners, to steal power in 2015, and again in 2019! I’ve said it before and will say it again....any southerner and Christian middle-beltan that feels the interests of of their children and generations yet unborn are best served by remaining in the same country as the core muslim north....such a person is highly naive and deluded, because even in another 60 years from now, our children will still be going through this same shiit....dealing with a power-hungry ethnicity and the bloodthirsty marauders they throw up! There’s just no reasoning with these people....they have a primitive and retributive mindset! |
thebosstrevor1:This fool i’m quoting actually thinks you can get peace without justice! ![]() |
Ever8090:Mazi Kanu is only looking for the freedom and emancipation of his people....a desire sanctioned by international law! Funny thing is, you guys are so far gone in your quest for blood and retribution, you have actually convinced yourselves that caging or murdering Mazi Kanu (like you did with MKO Abiola and Saro-Wiwa) would see an end to agitations for secession! |
Rugaria:Most of these fools are Fulani! |
sammirano:It says a lot about the ‘strength’ of your case that you vindictive and bigoted lot are resorting to extra-judicial tricks to avoid meeting in court the man you accuse of ‘treason’! What are you scared of exactly!? |
contigiency:You really are pathetic! You see a clear case of contempt of court, yet all you can do is treat it with levity and show your rotten teeth in smug satisfaction! The actions of you vile, vindictive creatures proves right those who say your country is nothing but a zoo governed by animals! The difference between you and i is that, no matter how much i may despise someone, i would still want them to receive a fair and speedy trial when accused of ‘treason’! Or could it be you lot are afraid of what may be revealed and have a watery case that can’t stand the rigours of the defense attorney’s cross-examination!? |
joyairemiya:Word has it they turned up for meeting with Twitter, but met an empty room! |
This is commendable! Always wondered why governors don't make examples with civil servants who're found wanting! Go around major cities and towns and see uncollected refuse pilling up all over the place, yet nobody is made to answer for it! |
SaintBishop:Care to provide proof of your assertion? I suppose he could learn a thing or two about good moral conduct, honesty and good governance from the present crop of 'saintly leaders' running things today? In any case, we're not discussing Dr Odilis' prospects for canonization to sainthood, rather we're highlighting Edwin Clarks' hypocrisy and two-faced nature in wanting to speak for the entire 'south-south' as a supposedly homogenous region when his actions and past utterances say otherwise! |
aribisala0:What is 'Eegbow'? |
ifiokjohn:Any Igbo that still feels comfortable sharing the same country with that diseased swine, needs to have their head checked! The fools hatred for Ndigbo is off the charts! I suspect he's Fulani! |
gidgiddy:The fool deserves no apology from anyone! He should respect his age if he doesn't wanna get put in his place! What gives him or his Ijaw clan the right to speak for all ethnicities in said south-south/Niger-Delta? All ethnicities in the region are one when he wants to do work for his Fulani masters, and they're different when any of them stands in the way of Ijaw benefits....like we saw with Dr Odili in 2007! |
Because Africa doesn't have the funds for these projects and the west were initially not interested in funding them, so China stepped in to fill the void! China has the cash and their endgame is influence and having a presence in Africa in their bid for world domination! |
Evergreen85:Can one have his visa processed and collected at this centre? |
A people -esp’ ones as daft as Nigerians- get the type of gov’t they deserve! This is proper NEXT LEVEL sufferness! |
EraseTheDot:You evil winch! Why is it that any post that gives Igbos credit or shows you to depend on them for anything....why does this rile you up so much that you can’t sleep at night!? The OP made a innocent post about the gas derivable from Igboland ....didn’t insult or belittle anyone else, yet you respond with this hateful rubbish!? And who told you the so called ‘south-south’ hasn’t ‘chestbeated’ about their oyel and gas deposits that leeching, lazyass one-Nigerianists have been greedily exploiting since the late 60s to date!? The 10% they’re requesting for their communities where the hydrocarbons come from, you evil, grasping lot have used your control of the executive and your overwhelming numbers in the National Assembly to reject it and instead given them a paltry 3% for their troubles! Now you wanna come here to act all caring and noble! Dude, go screw yaself! |
Romanoff:He’s of Yoruba and Igbo heritage’ |
blackmantis:Quit yarning c’rap! If all it takes for a people to voice an opinion on any topical issue (esp’ one as important as secession) is for renowned elderly kinsmen to speak on their behalf, then there would be no need for elections or referendum in the world! Just go for the ten eldest people in the state or country and ask for their opinion on the matter....job done! |
jerseyboy:Shut up! Igbos are indigenous to present day Delta State, and if any were victims of the black mans stupidity, it wouldn’t have been a burden they bore alone! All black African ethnicities (probably with the exception of the Ethiopians) were victims of the trans-atlantic and Arab slave trade! The worldwide trade in black Africans couldn’t have been successful and lasted as long if we had a consciousness of who we were as a race, and understood just how we were viewed by the Europeans and Arabs! |
iSlayer:It only shows they’re impostors whose only aim is to try and limit Igboland to ‘just your five south-east states’! Perchance Biafra is attained, they want it limited to just the present south-east so we’re denied access to the sea (that’s them and Buharis’ wet dream) with the endgame being to strangulate the new nation economically! |
BlowYourMind:Are you really serious!? Only a small and bigoted mind like yours would attach any significance to the anti-Igbo posts and utterances of Reno Omokri! Igbos, on the other hand, have gotten used to these kind of rants...they're like water off a ducks back! |
Ever8090:It's quite telling that you equate all Igbos with IPOB....just like your god, Buhari! ![]() |
LegendHero:Of course you will show your hateful, bigoted face on this thread......you're so predictable! All we ever hear from you is hateful, divisive and anti-Igbo rants! Dude, you need to get a life.....one edifying and useful to yourself and humanity! You're here getting a boner because Reno Omokri said Igbos were....was it sold as slaves or enslaved?....couldn't care less even if i tried! Just what informs your happiness and excitement over this? Are we to presume you come from a unheard of ethnic group in West Africa whose ancestors weren't vicitims of the slave trade that went on for centuries? If so, care to mention this ethnic grp so we can update historical records on the trans-atlantic and arab slave trade! Fool! |
Seeing the huge amount of wealth on display during the burial ceremony of the matriach of the Iyiegbu family, it got me thinking of the possibilities of having a concerted approach to pooling individual resources into a state development fund. I don't know why this hasn't been done already, and it's one of the reasons i want someone like Soludo to emerge as the next governor of the state. Investors could buy into a infrastructure development coy by way of shares acquisition.....and this will be thrown open for ALL Anambrans both at home and in the diaspora to invest. They could aim for at least $500 million a year for the 8 year tenure of Soludo, and the $4 billion dollars (or more) raised could go into targeted areas that would serve as catalysts for rapid development of its economy. |
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