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gartamanta:You are trying to be clever by half and ending up achieving none. In this modern age of internet and search engines (when you can do your own independent research); all you need to do is google up any information for verification - its as simple as that; in this case e.g. Ironsi, decree 34 of May 24 1966 etc. Ironsi replaced the regions with provinces but obviously didn't live long enough to fully implement them - he nonetheless was responsible for dismantling the autonomous regions and ushering in the unitary central government we have inherited today. Note, if even as at today, 51 years later, we still using the old regional nomenclature in our everyday language - what would you have expected merely a year later (as at 1967)? BTW, my father and uncles were all living adult witnesses throughout the above period and had fully versed me on their experiences |
winj3:Thanks man. |
gartamanta:You are obviously in denial, even in the face of the evidence (uploaded newspaper headlines and citing of the instrument i.e. decree 34) which he used to dissolve the regions. |
Wiseandtrue:Freedom of speech does not include freedom to lie and spread false information capable of causing a breach of the peace and possible loss of lives and property And yes, the man was summoned to his mistake but he stubbornly refused to budge, choosing instead to irresponsibly stick to his false story - much in the same was as you deliberately chose to ignore this very part of the article. @ TOPIC: How I wish El-Rufia would also come sanitise Nairaland from so many outright deliberate propagators of falsehood along with those who choose to distort information to suit their agenda; the same should also be extended to the mainstream media houses because quite a few of them had been lazy and unprofessional in their reporting - imagine Vanguard publishing this blatantly false story as truth, without any verification before hand. I think the national assembly should reconsider bringing back the social media bill in view of recent events concerning increasingly divisive inciting statements, often false or misleading by bloggers and in other social media platforms, as well as by some of our not so responsible political and religious leaders. |
winj3:He abolished the regional system, including resource control, in order to selfishly concentrate and consolidate power centrally to himself and his Igbo kinsmen - never imagining northerners could fight back. Southerners, particularly from the SS & SE complaining and clamouring for restructuring and resource control should not forget that the bane of the their present woes started from one of their own and not from the north. Students of history would also tell you that: the selective killings of northern leaders and army officers in the Igbo led 1966 coup, Ironsi's failure to take action against the coup plotters, dissolution and unification of the former regions by decree 34 under a unitary system (the basic structure we have inherited till today) and Igbos public celebration, taunting and mocking of northerners over the brutal cold murder their leaders (the Sardauna, Balewa & co) in Jan 1966 Igbo coup, were together a culmination of the factors that led to the counter coup, the July 1966 northern riots and reprisal killings of Igbos, and ultimately the civil war in which even more Igbos died. In short; Igbos opened the Pandora's box and are the root course of all our wahala today.
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dacovajnr:And he wasn't even an onyinbo man - how come this resemble am? |
okosodo:Careful, make you no shake am fall off. |
Marty2020:Indeed they don't, would advise the dad to ask for a paternity test. |
okosodo:It is obvious you were expressing an opinion based only on mere speculations which you can't back up with evidence - a.k.a. lies. |
MarieSucre:Other opinions are irrelevant; what is important is the official NYSC guidelines and whether the said corpers are conforming to it or not. |
okosodo:Who is giving to them directly; I don't suppose you meant Buhari himself dishing out forex to individuals (his kinsmen as you implied) - pls provide link, would prefer all of us being exactly on the same page when viewing this supposed evidence. |
lalasticlala:This is a no brainer, if you say you are really a Muslim then you should know that the Religion of Islam categorically forbids any of its followers to change from the faith, in fact it is the biggest sacrilege you can commit and one of the rare occasions it is permissible to disobey one's parents. Islam permits marriage between a Muslim male to a non Muslim female provided she is chaste and from the people of the book (i.e. faiths with religious books e.g. Bible, Torah etc) such as Christians, Jews etc. In such marriage the Muslim husband is not allowed to compel his non Muslim wife to change from her religion (as there is no compulsion in Islam); however, it is hoped that by being an exemplary Muslim and husband, the wife would eventually see the beauty of Islam and therefore revert voluntarily. Furthermore, children borne out of this union are not allowed to be brought up outside Islam but as Muslims. In view the above, my advice to you is to repent and ask for Allah's forgiveness (for even musing over such a sinful thought) and remain steadfast to your faith; and if she would not marry you as a Muslim then she is not meant to be your wife - do not sacrifice your life in the hereafter (paradise) for a woman, who may not necessarily remain loyal and married to you in this life. Remember, anyone who rejects Islam, for any reason, has invariably bought his one way ticket to hell fire - for it is the greatest sin against Allah. Now you know; I hope you will make the right choice. |
okosodo:So you have proof that Buhari ordered the CBN and Banks to preferentially assist only Hausa ppl with forex? If so, pls provide the evidence - no excuses or assumptions pls. |
Shaev7:If I may ask, is it against the NYSC regulations? |
Maybe someone should remind him about this headline - before he believes we all have short memories and are gullible enough to be hoodwinked by his attempt to whitewash and re-write his own history.
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okosodo:Nonsense, all are affected equally, the recession is no respecter of tribe, region or religion - perhaps the CBN governor, who is suspected as the main driver of the scam is also Hausa and likely therefore to collude only with his Hausa brothers at the exclusion of others? |
See them fully dressed in their uniform ![]()
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nnofaith:No need, just check his stomach, na cocaine go full inside - de thing burst kill am finish. |
Nonsense, good riddance to bad rubbish; lucky they didn't catch her there otherwise her punishment would have been decapitation. ![]() |
ephi123:How hypocritical and disingenuous; while latching on to my obvious typographical errors you were quick to backtrack and edit out yours in order to ridicule me. Unfortunately, you failed to realise that you cannot modify an original post that had already been captured and quoted by someone else. Incase you have forgotten, here is your own unedited clanger that you tried to hide (see my post at exactly 1.49 pm where I quoted your post). Heya, sorry. I understand your pain. All the stoy you mentioned is not what we are talking about, is it? The thread is about a mass wedding in a region which is already over-populated with uneducated people. Face the topic. I guess intellectual dishonesty and condescension comes naturally to ppl like you. |
ephi123:My last post was simply a summery of the essence of the tread; your views opposing the mass wedding, my response showing the folly of your position, your rejoinder to my response and lastly my counter-rejoinder to your rejoinder. If you still can't see the relationship between my responses to your posts; then I am sorry to say you that need to go back to school and revisit your comprehension classes - so much so for your implicitly presumed superior education. |
Some animals calling themselves human beings. SMH! |
sarrki:Quite true, they are an Atiku sponsored gruop fighting on behalf of Atiku. |
fpeter:Indeed a wasted life for a brash racist rogue politician like Trump; would couldn't careless whether his black arse existed or not. |
ephi123:Quite on the contrary; I am in no pain at all; and no the thread is about a government assisted mass wedding in a particular state based on the choice of about 1520 individuals to go into wedlock (nothing more nothing less) and subsequently by extension, your comment opposing that choice - so pls do not shift the goal post. In view of this, I was similarly obliged to point out the shortcomings of your choice recommendation for them - its as simple as that. |
ephi123:Its better than runs and prostituting themselves or enrolling into a baby factory to sell their illegitimate babies for a measly 20k, as some of you ppl do - its a matter of values, some put a very high premium on moral than worldly and monetary values; while others are prepared to sell their souls and dignity for money. |
furrr:I also watched the video clip and what immediately became apparent to me was the feeling that the clip was likely a scene from a Hausa movie or at best some northern soldiers fooling around among themselves; though I am more inclined to believe the former because their movement, especially of the parade commander, did not appear all that professional but rather amateurish as if by an actor not well honed in military parade. What is most amusing is how many of these IPOBs youths are almost having seizures and heart attacks over a small minor issue like this - LOL, ![]() |
yarimo:Walahi let them continue deceiving themselves. |
omosefeeguaibor:Yes, more work needs to be done as in converting more Christians to Islam. |
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OkoYibo:Quite on the contrary; you are the one who is really the kid; since you have been unable to spot the obvious sarcasms in my posts - LOL, pot calling kettle black. |
Jolar101:I guess you thought you were really making sense. |
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