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[color=royalblue]Make we rest with this talk naa

Abeg

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[color=royalblue]The Tanker was definitely carrying Diesel

If na Petrol, dem no go see one soul to rescue [/color]

[color=royalblue]The difference between this country and Afghanistan is still sketchy

Insecurity everywhere [/color]

[color=royalblue] Please, I need this to be interpreted as it is.

Who can help me?

cc: Blueraydick [/color]

fattprince:
Yeah, none. Since we are going to jump out of the holy books and jump into conspiracy theories by historians. I don't know much about what historians write about Jesus, or Mohamed.

[color=royalblue]You have time, my brother

You really do [/color]

donstan18:
Scared to answer that?

[color=royalblue]Nope. I can see you like to deviate and deflect

I have lived in Enugu. I am from Anambra. I visit Abia

I will tell you where you'll see Northerners and why you won't hear of tribal clashes in some areas, and hear in other areas.

This thing na common sense.

Even in Lagos, the same reason plays out.

I don't have time to start jump from one point to another

You win, brother [/color]

donstan18:
Abuja and Obosi in Anambra, which of these areas has more non-indigens? And which of the areas are more violent?

[color=royalblue]Rest my brother, you are going off track

Just rest abeg [/color]

[color=royalblue]Even in Lagos, the places you will ever hear of clashes with the Northerners are where they reside most. Simple logic

Most Yoruba/Hausa clashes have always happened at

Idi-Araba
Mile 12
Alabarago
Agege Abattoir
Maybe Berger

Does that mean Yorubas in Badagry, Mushin, Epe, Amuwo are cowards?

To follow you dey argue dey tire me sometimes [/color]

donstan18:
Lol.

Imo state population is almost double of that of Abia’s but I’m supposed to believe Abia is more violent because of population?

Learn and know when to argue with experience, you grew up in Lagos and know very little about how things work down in the South East.

[color=royalblue]Is Aba the only city in Abia?



You don't even know what you are saying. What has census numbers got to do with this ?

We are talking about why we have violence in some cities and none in others, you are bringing up numbers of people resident in a town.

Will an Hausa man driving trailer and parked at Ariaria be counted by NPC in Abia?

You sef think am[/color]

donstan18:
You left the rest truths and highlighted the one you feel can earn you a point.

Onitsha and Aba are the violent places in the east. The rest areas are very peaceful, except Imo State now that Nnamdi Kanu messed up with ipob criminals.

People of Aba and Onitsha are very violent, physically brave for fight and this is because of lack of education and high rate of illiteracy there. Same thing happening the Northerners in their place.

Aba and Onitsha breed the highest number of illiterates, criminals, agbero and ipob miscreants in S.E, that’s why they are like that.

Aside these two areas, other S.Eastern areas don’t have what it takes to fight. They are calm and don’t have strength for problems.

[color=royalblue]Lack of Education and illiteracy? Dude, you never stay east before

Oshogbo is calmer than Lagos. Does that make the people of Oshogbo more educated and calm? Na wa

Aba and Onitsha are very busy cities in the SE because of what they attract. They have the largest markets, so everybody is coming into it. I once met an old Hausa man speaking fluent Igbo in Aba (You can ask people who stay there).

The reason why Lagos is the most violent of all SW cities is because everybody is here: It is very easy to have a fight with an Hausa man here, than maybe in Lusada, Ogun state.

These things are open facts that anybody who visits will see

Others are not weak. It's because they have less of non indigenes residing there. So it is difficult to experience such clashes[/color]

Ibunkun1:
Person wey never start work don get name already

[color=royalblue]I was seeing ETH, ETH everywhere.

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donstan18:
Aside Aba and Onitsha, the rest South Eastern areas are filled with people who aren’t brave and violent enough fight Hausas, possibly because they have more educated people, unlike Aba and Onitsha filled with hoodlums, thieves, agberos and ipob criminals.

Now in Aba and Onitsha, you’ll never see them fight or attack the Hausas unprovoked. For every attack on Hausas that has taken place there, there’ll always be a news that an Igbo was stabbed by an Abokî after getting provoked, either by having the Igbo guy mock his religion, mock his Prophet or try to cheat and bully him during business transactions because a typical average Igbo man is a cheat and bully.

This happens in ABA and Onitsha steady, some times Owerri, it always lead to fight and chaos of Hausas getting attacked, their onions, yam, potato getting stolen and Dangote trucks getting burnt.

If you have lived for long in the South East, you MUST agree with this if you’re sincere.

Thanks

[color=royalblue]Some of your cappings sef...

I don't want to agree with the person that said you haven't lived in the East, but e fit be true with wetin you dey type

Northerners are mostly traders outside their regions, so you'll definitely find more northerners there; places with markets, trailer parks, and where they can do business, or at most, the barracks

They mostly live around those areas and that's why you are most likely to see violence around such areas, unlike the others

You would see more Northerners living in 9th mile than in Obiagu .... talking about Enugu state

The same way you'll see more Southerners living in Birnin Kebbi than Besse or Gwandu... talking about Kebbi state

The more you have people living somewhere, the more encounters you have. It has nothing to do with cowardice or bravery
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GloriousGbola:
Straight from the slums yo

[color=royalblue]Lol

Born there

Grew up there

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GloriousGbola:
Not true. I posted the names of several Christians killed for preaching up north. To reiterate - this morning as she does every other morning, one noisemaker came with her loudspeaker to preach. Jesus is Lord etc etc. I live on a road with at least 20 closes each with its own aboki. There is also a sizeable hausa community. But they do nothing. There was even one time when I was actually pissed off and I came out and started shouting at the preachers.

But these fellows, do nothing. I guarantee, put them and that woman anywhere from Abuja upwards and they will kill her for preaching

[color=royalblue] Festac Town resident

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[color=royalblue]I was privileged to attend a Wedding at Harbor point, Victoria Island ( Yes, I used "privilege" because my level and connect no reach )

The Invitation given to me had a no-kids warning too.

The event was filled with wealthy people and classy

I don't think it's about indecency and semi nudity. The event was quite sane without plenty kids (though there were few), and I actually preferred it

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[color=royalblue]What is the aim and objective of all these useless Unions sef?

Just to afflict untold hardship on commuters

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airmark:
Na dem.

[color=royalblue]The matter tire me[/color]

Amoto94:
Should I say I know when I don't know? When I don't know I will admit my ignorance.

[color=royalblue]You don't know if a human being (a life you can't give) should be killed because he/she insults your prophet?

You are truly ignorant.

We probably must have overestimated your exposure [/color]

donjazet:
Well, you can't really say "apart from online discussion". The world has now gone digital. Campaigns are now carried fully online. Just like, that terrorist sympathizer pilot that tweeted support for the mob has been fired for his tweet.
Using our Whatsapp status, Facebook pages, Twitter posts. We can all amplify our voices massively.

You know, you seek out online echo chambers and you try and burst their bubble.
I mean, this Deborah's issue really touches me badly because I know there is nothing wrong with what she did and that is something which a lot of has have the privilege of doing.

Sometimes in my own colleagues Whatsapp group, some over zealous christian people would post those silly messages that will tell you to pass the message to seven people so that you will receive God's grace and if you don't, God will do so and so, the way I dey take change am for them ehh, I'm now imagining being killed, for doing what everyone knows is right.

The world is now digital. We have a much wider reach than ever before and we should use it as much as we can.

[color=royalblue]Thank you Nwanne

We have clearly deviated from the point and are talking about crossing lines

Why would someone post anything about Mohammed in an academic WhatsApp group? Does it make sense?

If Deborah had posted her religious stuff there, would her Muslim murderers have allowed it?

Suddenly it's blasphemy and a line that shouldn't be crossed.

Very useless set of people...[/color]

[color=royalblue]How I wish this matter can rest abeg.[/color]

afrodoc2:
Conference League! Here we come!

[color=royalblue]At least, Ethereum is assured of one trophy next season

Congratulations, my doctor [/color]

raumdeuter:
Seankafor

Can you highlight the part of the girls statement that deserves death? Or what exact thing did she say that she shouldn't

If someone asked how you passed the exam and you say na Jesus oh. Is that wrong to you?

[color=royalblue]I don't even understand the point of these guys

This girl complained about posting religious stuff in her class WhatsApp group. What is wrong in that?

It's not like she complained in a mosque or market. She cautioned her colleagues to stop posting unrelated topics in an academic group

Some people just want to sound woke. That's what I see[/color]

Jodera:
Na wetin even vex me more with Hav.ertz10 be this.

Imagine someone who blasphemes daily with strong words against Christian God, now encouraging death for blasphemy just to sound woke. Worst of it all is that he's saying the society accepts it like say Nigeria na Muslim country.

Sometimes I wonder if some people reason before they even air their thoughts

[color=royalblue]He wants to be woke and different naa
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[color=royalblue] Havertz10 would come here and insult Christians and their God, but believes Deborah deserves what she got (even though she did far less)

So, what then do you deserve?

You're more hypocritical than I thought [/color]

Havertz10:
is there anything wrong with his stance?

I’m sure that there are certain crimes that someone would commit and you would accept that death is a just punishment

If a society of people choose to place their sacred religion that is the cornerstone of their reality in such category, who are we to criticize them?

The hubris of Christians is baffling, you want to dictate ethical morality to others under the guise of human rights meanwhile you guys are the biggest violators of human rights in history

[color=royalblue]You talk from all sides of your mouth. I have noticed that.

Since you're so sure about the bolded, tell me the crimes that the punishment warrants death (that we have agreed on here)

You have repeatedly insulted God and blasphemed against what Christians believe in. Even in Rome, you won't be mobbed and killed if you say that openly.

But then, in order to stay "woke", you have decided to defend something that's hypocritical, senseless and wicked.

Send him a pm and encourage him. That's your headache

I have said it before and again: Without education, he's no different from the guys that killed that girl [/color]

afrodoc2:


We want him to say it with his chest. Say it for the culture. Say it like he really means it.

There should be no room for ambiguity.

[color=royalblue]He has been typing grammar upon grammar since naa

Most educated ones are just dribbling us with their positions. I expect him to keep doing so

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[color=royalblue]Amoto94 is saying he doesn't support the mob killing Deborah, but he supports that she should die for blasphemy

So, according to him, she should be caught by the mob and taken to the court, where she must be killed for blasphemy.

So the problem is not that she was killed. He only faults how she was killed. It's barbaric, disgusting and inhumane. Beheading her in a competent Sharia court is better

That's his point[/color]

Unlimited22:
Happy birthday to me

[color=royalblue] Happy birthday brother..

Today is my sister's birthday too. Na correct people dem born on this date

More blessings and live long[/color]

KingAlabi:
Izzou howfar

[color=royalblue]I command you to rest, in Obatala's name.

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pocohantas:
HK (Hustle Kingdom)

I went to my friend’s place down Lekki and when I looked out from her bedroom window, I told her the up flat in the house behind hers was a HK.

She asked how I knew because she has been wondering which kind tenants be that.

You can’t miss them. Fine flats, but it would typically be quite empty. So many young boys coming in and out and they do their best not to own anything of value there, except their phones and laptops.

If at all the flat has amenities, they would hardly use it. Maybe cost-cutting.

They don’t like to pay utility bills, but would have money to run gen. I am yet to understand the sense behind this.

If you look at where they spread clothes, you would see many red, yellow and multicolour shorts.

Sometimes they would bring out their 3 by 6 mattress to sun it. Whether them dey piss for bed, only God know.

Yahoo boys can’t hide. Especially if you know them or their antics.