Politics › Re: Guber Poll: Oba Of Lagos Reads Riot Act To Igbo... The Sun by isalegan2: 5:28pm On Apr 06, 2015 |
jamesjohn2010: scam. oba didn't say that. u cannot boast with charms if you are not a devil. if you are devil, you have lost eternally. if he said that, let us see it on channels TV, and the eternal shame that will follow. you said you want Nigeria and you fought for it. now you said stay in your area: let's be one but if u entered my room, shut up. that is contradictory. most people that said such return to their home soon. ordinary man trumpeting I don't believe he said it as the nonsense Sunnews "reported." |
Politics › Re: Guber Poll: Oba Of Lagos Reads Riot Act To Igbo... The Sun by isalegan2: 5:22pm On Apr 06, 2015 |
tpiadotcom: Are you ok?
Why are you insulting your origins in this uncouth manner?
Angling to be a mod? Psycho. You get talked to the way you deserve. You had it coming. Next time it'll be worse. Right now, I'll leave you to parade unclothed around the Nairaland market the way you've been doing for years now. Asiwere.  |
Politics › Re: Guber Poll: Oba Of Lagos Reads Riot Act To Igbo... The Sun by isalegan2: 5:19pm On Apr 06, 2015 |
babyosisi: This was this same eediotic oba just two months ago The man is a disgrace to the throne he occupies Trust a thieving policeman at your own peril The Oba is more than just a Kabiyesi at the moment. He represents a throne and an ideal that's larger than himself. A stranger wouldn't understand that. Any comments attributed to him that is not in quotation or verifiable is empty (fabricated) noise. |
Politics › Re: Guber Poll: Oba Of Lagos Reads Riot Act To Igbo... The Sun by isalegan2: 5:11pm On Apr 06, 2015 |
tpiadotcom: You should care. B!tch! Do you get org@sms following me around? I'm tolerant but one day you might wish you'd stayed the f#ck off my ass! A very bad day for you it will be. I'm not g*y. Piss off! |
Politics › Re: Guber Poll: Oba Of Lagos Reads Riot Act To Igbo... The Sun by isalegan2: 5:04pm On Apr 06, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Guber Poll: Oba Of Lagos Reads Riot Act To Igbo... The Sun by isalegan2: 5:01pm On Apr 06, 2015 |
babyosisi: That was what he wished Igbos Why quote me without quoting what I referred to? 'His generation' are those of his age group; a generation is counted as 30 years.  |
Politics › Re: Guber Poll: Oba Of Lagos Reads Riot Act To Igbo... The Sun by isalegan2: 4:58pm On Apr 06, 2015 |
It's too bad that Igbo people are being used by enemies of Nigeria, politicians, and Nairaland tribalists alike. Jeje l'omo Ibo n se business e. What does he care which party rules Lagos.  <<Throwing up my hands>> |
Politics › Re: Guber Poll: Oba Of Lagos Reads Riot Act To Igbo... The Sun by isalegan2: 4:54pm On Apr 06, 2015 |
babyosisi: I woke up today expecting a denial but alas it is so true This is what happens when a mad man is made the spokesman.This lunatic ought to be arrested immediately and taught a lesson he would never forget. No so called leader should be able to make statements like this and get away with it. May he and his entire generation perish in the waters Amen  |
Politics › Re: Guber Poll: Oba Of Lagos Reads Riot Act To Igbo... The Sun by isalegan2: 4:10pm On Apr 06, 2015 |
nduchucks: PDP propaganda, this Oba will never make such a statement carelessly. I agree. What nonsense. No Omoluabi would speak like that, not to talk of Kabiyesi Ikeji Orisa. The link to the online "news" story isn't even working. Sunnewsonline is to legitimate news what Vanilla Ice is to real rappers (Rakim, Tupac). |
Christianity Etc › Re: If There Was No Religion by isalegan2: 3:53pm On Apr 06, 2015 |
macof: before religion came to Nigeria people didn't place sacrifice everywhere, neither did we eat each other, or kill senselessly and emotionlessly Missionaries didn't stop slave trade, their initial coming in fact facilitated it That post you responded to is one of the stupidest and most disturbing ones I've ever read on NL. What's wrong with (our?) people? Speechless. |
Politics › Re: Why Jonathan Lost To Buhari – Sanusi by isalegan2: 4:06am On Apr 06, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: What Do You Think Should Be Buhari's Priorities? by isalegan2: 2:17am On Apr 06, 2015 |
tbaba1234: If you are in a position to advise the incoming President, what issues do you think, he should give the biggest attention? Electricity! Electricity!! Electricity!!! TBaba, good to see you, bros!  |
Nairaland General › Re: O Ye My People! by isalegan2: 4:09am On Apr 05, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Tony Blair Denies Claims Of Meeting With Buhari by isalegan2: 3:11am On Apr 04, 2015 |
isalegan2: boy, you need a nap. you're all sorts of cranky. the next president of the usa will not be hilary rodham. in fact, never in this century will another clinton make it to the oval office. quote me. but buhari will run this great country as soon as there is free and fair election! meforyou1: Are u ready to bet at least 200,000 Naira on that? That Hillary Clinton wount be the next president of US? Put your money where your mouth is Show me the money! Shoooow meee the mo-naaay!!  |
Politics › Re: All APC Nairaland Supporters, AKA progressives, Fall In. by isalegan2: 2:45am On Apr 04, 2015 |
Thanks for that, Chelsea fan. I trust you've been well. Good to sight you.  |
Politics › Re: Igbo Group Urges Buhari To Fulfill Promise To South East by isalegan2: 1:48am On Apr 04, 2015 |
JingoOAU: If I were Buhari, I will first of all concentrate my efforts in south east and south south....also finish some of the projects started by Jonathan so as to earn their loyalty and trust I concur. |
Politics › Re: Igbo Group Urges Buhari To Fulfill Promise To South East by isalegan2: 1:42am On Apr 04, 2015 |
nerodenero: Unfortunately the Igbos didnt vote enmasse for the General.Anyway, he'd be the President of Nigeria and not of a tribe. And what better way to practise the politics/policy of inclusion than by rewarding those who don't even expect it or have taken it for granted? The quickest way to bring Nigeria together and move forward collectively to lasting progress is to reject marginalization, victimization and separation. |
Politics › Re: Gov. Amaechi Carrying His Cross On Good Friday (PIX) by isalegan2: 1:32am On Apr 04, 2015 |
Xandulyn: That's an inner vest. Just like the singlets, this one is sewn specially for these kind of outfit for the Riverine man. You may opt to only use a regular singlet, but this other one gives more fittings. And remember this inner vest don't get tucked in. So it's always supposed to show under your clothes? Is it always white or can it be different colours to match your outerwear? |
Politics › Re: All APC Nairaland Supporters, AKA progressives, Fall In. by isalegan2: 12:09am On Apr 04, 2015 |
AjanleKoko: Wasn't referring to him.I meant the Jonathan fans  Knew that. Where's your sarcasm meter?  Anyway, now that fed is locked and loaded, onto gubernatorial. I'm not passionate about who gets in, but was told the contest in Lagos is gearing up to be competitive because PDP is throwing all their might into it and mobilising like crazy to get out the vote. I just assumed with APCs base in Lagos being a behemoth that it was no contest. You're in Lag, right? What d'ya know? |
Politics › Re: Jagaban by isalegan2: 11:19pm On Apr 03, 2015 |
TerraCotta: It's the gender equivalent of "Yoruba always does x but Hausa does Y." Chai, Nairaland got me today   Actually, I now remember the poster from a previous run-in. I recall reading he changed monikers. This is his M.O. I guess because the OP 's moniker appears fem, that means all Tinubu admirers are women.  Deja vu all over again. Ignored. Omonnakoda = Aribisala. |
Politics › Re: Jagaban by isalegan2: 10:46pm On Apr 03, 2015 |
omonnakoda: I did not address my statement to your mother or father neither did I invite your Oloriebi to get off his wheelchair and engage me so why is your dog foaming at the mouth without a leash You show yourself for what you are. Continue. I blame those that are wasting their time on you when you start off your post insulting women. |
Politics › Re: Jagaban by isalegan2: 10:36pm On Apr 03, 2015 |
omonnakoda: Women are always swayed by shiny things. It is said that power is an aphrodisiac Awolowo fought for the Yorubas while Tinubu fights for himself and for Power. There is so much that taints Tinubu on a personal level and Tinubu falls into the category of "omo buruku ti o l'ojo t'ire.
If you look at Awolowo's legacy it lies not only in infrastructural development of which there is much that endures to this day bearing in mind that he did this with Cocoa money and not oil money but also human development. Much of that endures to this day of the three zones from the first republic Odua Investment company Wema Bank etc are still alive although Wema has been partially divested. Ikeja was part of the Wester Region and developed as an industrial estate by Awo. Airport Hotel in Ikeja is part of His Legacy. He did not acquire government property for himself
His Personal newspaper the Tribune still stands to this day. We must ask the question WHAT HAS TINUBU DONE FOR YORUBA ? For me I would say it is early days but the only thing I see is "bragging rights" but nothing that will endure. Human development has not moved forward.
We must ask what it is Yorubas want from Nigeria and will we get it under the current arrangement? I am skeptical but I am happy to see the back of Jonathan. There is no comparison between Tinubu and Awo whether in terms of character or achievements for Yoruba Dude, your opening sentence is bullsh!t! I'm not inclined to engage you after seeing that nonsense. |
Politics › Re: Jagaban by isalegan2: 10:18pm On Apr 03, 2015 |
Desola: Onibara e n bole bo o!  What does the above mean? Looks like Hausa-Yooba.  naijababe: I'd still argue that the Yorubas are more capitalist. 'Oko kii je ti baba tomo koma la'ala'! It was idealism. . . Nice one, British Awori heiress.  . You don't know CAPITALISM until you've looked into the eyes of an American bureaucrat, doctor, or random social-climber, and seen dollar signs where a soul should be. The economic system that Yorubas and most Africans practice(d) is not the real, pull yourself up by your bootstrap, Darwinian, dog-eat-dog world, chattel slavery into the fourth generation, zero-wealth distribution, capitalist model. |
Politics › Re: Jagaban by isalegan2: 9:53pm On Apr 03, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Jagaban by isalegan2: 9:26pm On Apr 03, 2015 |
Katsumoto: NCNC was initially a Lagos Yoruba party before it was hijacked by Zik. By the time of the 2nd republic, NCNC had lost relevance and most Yoruba politicians had lined up behind Awo except for those who went for NPN (Akinloye, Akinjide, Abiola, Omoboriowo, Olunloyo) or NPP (Adeniran Ogunsanya). SirShymexx: I know the Akinjide man and I believe he has a law chamber in London. . . I don't really know the rest. Abiola = MKO Abiola. SirShymexx: Lol. Yorubas aren't even naturally into capitalism lol. naijababe:
 I am not going to attempt to comment on this. I understand what he didn't articulate. But I'm a 'Communist' sha, like Katsumoto said. By the way, what's all the 'great katz' this and 'wonderful katz' that? I taught that pretend Japanese-Brasilero all he knows! Kasunmu omo baba al'aisi water, you better ju'ba f'awon to laiye.  NB, you annoying me. . . and not because of your Awo/Jagaban comparison. You're actually doing very well there. To the point of taking me back to an article - multiserial, I think - that I read in the old Newswatch about Awo's politicking, etc. < continues reading thread> |
Politics › Re: Buhari May Never Be President - heres the reason why. by isalegan2: 5:55pm On Apr 03, 2015 |
MzJackBaueress: I will make you cry if you provoke me more with your useless conspiracy theories. What's your problem with the Americans? Did they deny you visa or what? Why must you attribute everything to the Americans? O gini bu nsogbu gi?
Kpa cha anya gi o!!  Berem, when did you previously say genbuhari is a disgrace to his moniker? He's a good guy nau. What did he do? Take it easy, please. Though I'm not sure about all he posted here since I haven't read everything, American foreign policy IS dastardly evil. Fact! Especially when it comes to the liberation and true independence of African people. |
Nairaland General › Re: O Ye My People! by isalegan2: 1:38am On Apr 03, 2015 |
You've got some nerve, buddy.  Look at him with his shiny teeth.  |
Nairaland General › Re: O Ye My People! by isalegan2: 1:26am On Apr 03, 2015 |
O ye o ye, my people! All is well. Katsumoto has been located. He resurfaced in Politics section.  Good thing. And not a moment too soon, 'cos I was about to send out a search party for him.  You know. . . a 'posse' of his greatest admirers and compadres, including the knights of my round table.  |
Politics › Re: Jagaban by isalegan2: 1:11am On Apr 03, 2015*. Modified: 2:53am On Apr 03, 2015 |
Desola: Desola comparing Tinubu to Awo? You have started again abi?  mea culpa. I keep meaning to properly greet all my favourite people. Everytime I turn around a corner, I see someone I haven't seen in a while - mostly due to my absence and not theirs. Hi, Chucky!  Ajatonlewolf. Everyone else.  I'm not greeting you, Desola. Fuggetaboutit! |
Politics › Re: Jagaban by isalegan2: 12:50am On Apr 03, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: All APC Nairaland Supporters, AKA progressives, Fall In. by isalegan2: 5:35pm On Apr 02, 2015 |
AjanleKoko: lol. Tell us about it. Mofos.  How dare you call odindi OYB the M-word?  Hi, Berem. Obiagelli, etc. Sorry I didnt reply your posts sooner. Still can't believe we made it! Sai Buhari! Sai The People's General!  |
Nairaland General › Re: O Ye My People! by isalegan2: 2:55pm On Apr 02, 2015 |
wonlasewonimi: Bros mi, how far long time no speak. Bawo ni Jamaica?  Wait. Who's in Jamaica mon? Omo Eko via Epetedo or Omo whotheheckknowswherekilodeisfrom? |