Politics › Re: Rumor: Enugu State Governor (Chima) Impregnates Sister-In-Law (Ebere Igwe) by jason123: 5:06pm On Sep 18, 2011 |
South-East: And what has it got to do with his performance? I was saying it in the context of man's nature, you illiterate. No one was tribal about it? You are a fool. What was Eko Ile doing? Thunder fire your lying nyash there. Clinton is also Nigerian? You bloody heediot. Guy, you are very daft, and I am being modest with my words. This what I posted: jason123: Big Eff up!!!! After so much good work, the guy just messed himself up!!! Did I, in any way, say it will AFFECT his performance?? I said the guy MESSED HIMSELF UP!!! He is certainly not a role model for people! Would you want someone like that to rule you? Is it not embarrassing? And don't tell me about OBJ because he had finished his tenure when it happened. Now, take a look at what you said: South-East: If true, this incidence has been going on while the guy has also been doing his good job. I do not see the relationship between his sex life and his performance.
Bad as it is, what he did is what 100% of Nigerians are doing: sleeping with girls they are not married to. He was just unlucky/silly that he did not use a condom or the condom broke while in action ( ); hence the pregnancy
Did Abiola not sleep with almost all the women there are in odualand? Was Obasanjo not sleeping with his own daughter in law (apparently with a condom), yet did not develop Nigeria like Chime is developing Enugu? Was Clinton not sleeping with his staff? Did Abacha not die on top of Indian har/lots? Wait until Fasola/Uduaghan/GEJ/etc' own bubbles burst- men na men boo.
As long as he gets Enugu on track and does not embezzle Enugu's money, the rest na him private matter. That is naija for you. Can you see you are senseless?? In fact, this is my last reply. . . |
Politics › Re: Rumor: Enugu State Governor (Chima) Impregnates Sister-In-Law (Ebere Igwe) by jason123: 4:56pm On Sep 18, 2011 |
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Politics › Re: Rumor: Enugu State Governor (Chima) Impregnates Sister-In-Law (Ebere Igwe) by jason123: 4:18pm On Sep 18, 2011 |
Big Eff up!!!! After so much good work, the guy just messed himself up!!! |
Politics › Re: Rumor: Enugu State Governor (Chima) Impregnates Sister-In-Law (Ebere Igwe) by jason123: 4:14pm On Sep 18, 2011 |
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Politics › Re: Rumor: Enugu State Governor (Chima) Impregnates Sister-In-Law (Ebere Igwe) by jason123: 3:38pm On Sep 18, 2011 |
I don't believe the story! |
Politics › Re: Apga Set To Sweep Lagos Councils Election As Okorocha Storms Lagos by jason123: 11:33pm On Sep 17, 2011 |
donspony: @ macjive, How are awori not entirely yoruba? Is Ikwerre igbo then,
Guy wake up abeg, not until ijaw too would lay claim to an igbo tribe too
[b]And you claim Igbos were at the forefront in developing Lagos shows ethnic sentiment at play.
If Igbos contest and win, fair play to them. Heck Imma vote for an igbo if he's got his prioriti[/b]es right You get what is going on . . .  |
Politics › Re: Apga Set To Sweep Lagos Councils Election As Okorocha Storms Lagos by jason123: 6:12pm On Sep 17, 2011 |
Ojiofor: A while ago u guys were celebrating ACN victory in Anambra and other states in Igboland Ndi Igbo did not complain now you are calling Ndi Igbo all kind of names for trying to win votes in a local election in Lagos.
You guys are double headed snakes as Zik would like to call your leaders.for your information ACN fielded candidates in all levels at last general election in Igboland and some of them won.so whats the big deal here?anyway Ndi Igbo have come to stay in Lagos u guys have to live with it or u do Awolowo NONSENSE. So you know, I am not against APGA in Lagos. Read what I have been typing. . . macjive01: david Full Member
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Re: APGA SET TO SWEEP LAGOS COUNCILS ELECTION AS OKOROCHA STORMS LAGOS « Reply #5 on: Today at 05:52:43 PM » QuoteModifyRemove THINGS APGA NEED TO DO WHEN IT WINS
1st. Pay up the arrears of civil servant owned with no thoughts of paying, as was done in Imo.
2nd. Change the narrative from fashola fashola fashola is doing this, Fashola is doing that, to WHAT IS PINCHING YOU IN YOUR SHOE ? . there needs to be a conscience with development. not only does Lagos need a 4th mainland but even more importantly its needs the rural roads repaired , the road th[b]at average Ade and Emeka plies everyday[/b], them ikotun road, ejigbo, rural ketu. APGA need to show the people that Lagos is not for the Adenugas alone but also for obinna and Bimbola.
3. Engage the Apga LGA to serious grassroot empowerment.
4. focus more on the poor's plight, ; prompt sanitation and refuse clearing in the most civilized manner.
5. In APGA LGA , there would be a need to provide street sweepers with a modern motorized street cleaner to protect their life and dignity of the profession.
6. empower the people by establishing a body to create a database of every house and parcel of land , with a matching owner , to forestall fraud that has been perpetuated upon the good hardworking people of Lagos by unscrupulous element in the society.
7. Encourage people to turn to God and avoid diabolic acts.
8. establish neighbour hood watch to work in partnership with NPF to strengthen security and protect our values and way of life. You can be funny. This betrays your early call for a "live and let live society". If you are being honest (and don't for one second, think this is petty), you'll agree that it is not only an "Obinna or Emeka" that has Lagos blood in them. We also have a Temi, an Osaze, an Ufot, an Ubong, an Abdulkabir etc. You ised your own hands to reveal APGA's ambition . . . SMH!!! My question is WHY LAGOS?? Why can't Apga try, let's say, Ogun  Why Lagos? What is the obsession? |
Politics › Re: Apga Set To Sweep Lagos Councils Election As Okorocha Storms Lagos by jason123: 5:07pm On Sep 17, 2011 |
macjive01: why is this topic always a sore point for you Yorubas ?
First, Aworis are not entirely Yoruba ( i will leave that for now)
Two, your disparaging analogy of Abuja and Gwari is exactly the same for lagos if only u replace abuja with lagos , Gwari with awori.
then hausa with yoruba.
also saying "its so surrounded by yoruba that it is yoruba" same can be said of abuja as being surrounded by hausa that it is hausa, yet the contrary is the case in both.
third, lagos was built on no man's land. an island, that was inhospitable and seemly inhabitable. with the ingenuity of the british , the steadfastness, diligence and proficiency of the Igbos whom occupied all critical decision making structure of the civil service at that time , made this seemingly waste a capital.
look, Igbos are not claiming anything, its national property we all know that, and have faith in its status and continue to demonstrate that faith by pouring money and material into the trenches of ikotun to the marshland of ikoyi, epe, to the ghetto of mushin- redeveloping and even more outright building of edifice that shone and radiates beyond our national shores. @Highlighted That is where I stopped read. Can you do me a favour? I am sure you are Lagosian, right? You might have a friend who is an Awori from Isale Eko or Badagry. Can you please tell him EXACTLY what you typed here? Thanks! I have Aworis friends here in the Uk and I know how they feel. Even Ijaws tried telling them that they are part of the greater Ijaw, they REJECTED IT! Not to talk about some guy on the internet. . . . .I am not against democracy but if you feel Igbos turned Lagos to what it is not and that Yorubas and other Nigerians in Lagos (because it seems its only the Igbos that are SO INTERESTED IN LAGOS) are not appreciative of your efforts. Why don't you go back and make a good example for all Nigerians to see in the SE  I really do not get your logic. If you feeling you are not welcomed ENOUGH, then, go back and make any SE state better or at par with Lagos and co. There is no hate but the above is the truth. Literally speaking! |
Politics › Re: Apga Set To Sweep Lagos Councils Election As Okorocha Storms Lagos by jason123: 4:16pm On Sep 17, 2011 |
macjive01: ^^^ and how is Lagos a Yoruba land ? is Ibadan not your regional capital ?
I can as well tell u to, in your words, ph. ock back to Ibadan.
why do Yorubas claim Lagos, isnt it silly ? its just like Hausas waking up from their funnu (the raw dirty, un-hygienic milky drink) induced sleep to say Abuja na their land because na them be the FCT minister.
Wake up, this is democracy, when people residing in Lagos realize that a People oriented party like APGA is best for them and votes them in, ushering in a real grassroot led growth and development then u will understand what i am telling you. There is nothing bad in being democratic. If you are the majority and can convince your neighbours to vote for a "people oriented party", FINE. But say things like Lagos this and that can only lead to one thing and thats strife! |
Politics › Re: Apga Set To Sweep Lagos Councils Election As Okorocha Storms Lagos by jason123: 4:12pm On Sep 17, 2011 |
macjive01: ^^^ and how is Lagos a Yoruba land ? is Ibadan not your regional capital ?
I can as well tell u to, in your words, ph. ock back to Ibadan.
why do Yorubas claim Lagos, isnt it silly ? its just like Hausas waking up from their funnu (the raw dirty, un-hygienic milky drink) induced sleep to say Abuja na their land because na them be the FCT minister.
Wake up, this is democracy, when people residing in Lagos realize that a People oriented party like APGA is best for them and votes them in, ushering in a real grassroot led growth and development then u will understand what i am telling you. This guy don dey kolo small small  It is wrong to compare Abuja with Lagos. Abuja is owned by Gwaris (a smaller group) moreover its in the MB while Lagos is owned Yoruba (Aworis) and its in the SW. In fact, its so Yoruba that its surrounded by Yorubas. Check your map before you start saying things that make you look stupi.d. Is Calabar an Efik/Ibibio land? After all, it was also the capital. Also, Lagos has been expanded. "Your capital" is Lagos Island ONLY! . . .and trust me on this, you cannot go to Lagos Island (I mean proper Isale Eko) and chat this crap. |
Politics › Re: Apga Set To Sweep Lagos Councils Election As Okorocha Storms Lagos by jason123: 1:52pm On Sep 17, 2011 |
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Re: APGA SET TO SWEEP LAGOS COUNCILS ELECTION AS OKOROCHA STORMS LAGOS « Reply #4 on: Today at 08:25:43 AM » QuoteModifyRemove
Okorocha is the man, he shd endeavor to make this election count,[b] many Igbos are looking up to you to redeem us from this ACN slavery, where we work hard pay the highest Tax yet receive the smallest ration.
Rochas please dont allow sycophants in APGA upturn the momentum you have, work with intelligent, focused, non-traitor Yoruba[/b]s and make APGA a national , people oriented party.
GOD CONTINUE TO BE WITH YOU
http://www.igbolandforum.com/index.php?topic=434.0 I really do not get us southerners at times. If Igbos think they are being maltreated in Lagos, then LEAVE! Its not by force. How can you be insulting your host?? What sort of crazy idea is that  LEAVE, ITS NOT BY FORCE TO WORK FOR THE "TRIBALIST YORUBAS". Laalamed: I think ibo politicians say Apga is national party and acn is tribal party.from what i ve read so far apga is damn tribal party. Well said!!! Eko Ile: Listen to his dumbo. Do you really think I give a SH ! !t about who or what you people vote for in your villages? Please, keep all that aggipa or what ever you call it in your villages.
These ibo people be killing me with laughter I swear. There is nothing there. If they have the population, let them try! If they win, FINE!. If they don't,Fine! You don't need to insult or belittle anyone. |
Business › Re: Jonathan Lied: "we Are Not Building A Shipyard In Nigeria”. by jason123: 3:38am On Sep 17, 2011 |
Eko Ile: It's very unfortunate that we still have corrupt thinking and minded young nigerians supporting and defending these crooks, thieves and liars as if our sad 50 years of the same odious and currup leadership gave them any reason to trust these degenerated crooks and liars.
What have they done since our existence as a country to justify your support and defense for needless lies? Just what?
These clowns walk all over us and lie in our face as if we are sheeps with no soul. This is nothing but another national and international embarrassment. What's nexts? Diplomats taping or releasing transcript of diplomatic encounters to the press so that we don't lie to the rest of the world about their dealings with us?
The sadest part is the fact that this is lying at the very top, straight executive|presidential lying.
This is just another needless black eye for our pathetic nation. That also applies to Tinubu! They are all birds of a feather. |
Politics › Re: Apga Set To Sweep Lagos Councils Election As Okorocha Storms Lagos by jason123: 3:37am On Sep 17, 2011 |
Eko Ile: Like they say, ibo people are the most clueless and delusional people in the world. Their existence sef is delusions. Delusions from the first coup in Nigeria and the dump and delusional biafra disaster.
They are all about cluelessness and delusions. Sometimes I feel sorry for them. You are not normal! I seriously doubt if you are human with any God given brain!!! If they can allow ACN to win in the SE,why can't APGA win in the SW  Were (mad man) |
Politics › Re: Rev Oladimeji Thinks GEJ May be Nigeria's Last President by jason123: 2:57am On Sep 17, 2011 |
efisher: A peaceful separation is all I wish for. That will be the next best thing to heaven on earth. With the way things are going??  I really doubt that. . . . |
Politics › Re: Rev Oladimeji Thinks GEJ May be Nigeria's Last President by jason123: 2:50am On Sep 17, 2011 |
THIS IS DEEP!!!  NA WA OOO!!! |
Business › Re: Hyundai Denies Statement About Building A Shipyard In Bayelsa by jason123: 6:40pm On Sep 16, 2011 |
South-East: So that you yaribas will try to corner that too? I dey laugh oh!. I did not know BA is a company director too in Bayelsa. Must everything be tribal??  ekt_bear:

I don't know why anyone finds this funny.
Loss for Nigeria as a whole Bruv, I laughed because the thing tire me! Nigeria tire me . . . |
Politics › Re: XXXXX by jason123: 4:56pm On Sep 16, 2011 |
afam4eva: @Jason It was non-indigene beggars that were sent packing from Lagos. Abi, did they also send away beggars indigenous to lagos? But I am talking about beggars not the work force. Beggars don't add to the economy but workers do. After all, he hasn't sent any non-lagosian away simply because the person is working in Lagos. |
Business › Re: Hyundai Denies Statement About Building A Shipyard In Bayelsa by jason123: 4:48pm On Sep 16, 2011 |
 ;Dlol This is just ridiculous! |
Politics › Re: Ijaws Attack Binis Over Ownership Of Gelegele Land In Edo State by jason123: 3:51pm On Sep 16, 2011 |
Ijaw vs Bini . . . I dey laugh ooo!!!  Do they even know the difference between a Bini man and an Eastern Yoruba man??  |
Politics › Re: Apga Set To Sweep Lagos Councils Election As Okorocha Storms Lagos by jason123: 1:17pm On Sep 16, 2011 |
I'm indifferent about it. Good luck to them . . . |
Politics › Re: XXXXX by jason123: 1:09pm On Sep 16, 2011 |
z-murda: [size=14[color=#000099][/color]pt]ALL ABIA PEOPLE IN LAGOS, ABUJA, KOGI, UK, USA AND KAURA NAMODA SHOULD BE SENT BACK TO ABIA STATE.
We have so many nonsense people in government. Anyway, Lagos too was 'deporting' people.
silly government, people
HIssssssssssssss[/size] The Lagos situation was with the beggars in the state. . . |
Politics › Lagos Home To New Innovation Hub As Venia Business Hub Launches by jason123(op): 4:30am On Sep 16, 2011 |
We previously shared news about two innovation hubs in Nigeria, Co-creation Hub located in Yaba, Lagos and the Institute for Venture Design located in Abeokuta, Ogun State. A new innovation hub, Venia Business Hub just launched in Lagos, Nigeria. According to Venia Consulting, the Hub’s parent company, “the Hub is a provider of serviced and virtual offices for entrepreneurs and business men across the country. The company also offers training, seminars and conferences and even more importantly, links businesses to a pool of Angel Investors and Financial Partners for financial support and start-up capital.” This year is an exciting one for innovators and entrepreneurs in Nigeria given the launch of innovation hubs targeting startups and entrepreneurs. Kola Oyeneyin, C.E.O. Venia Business Hub According to the Hub’s C.E.O., Mr. Kola Oyeneyin, ”We feel the pain of business men and women in Nigeria; little or no financial support from financial institutions, no advisory support from known agencies and being taken advantage of by bigger private companies. There’s an ideology in Nigeria that anything excellent or world-class has to cost an arm and a leg, and ultimately break the bank, it has to be done in such a way that only the rich and powerful can afford it. Venia Consulting is here to change that. We will and are providing world-class products and services that are practical, affordable and accessible to more people. This is what we have done with the Hub. When we say the future is here – we mean it! Venia Business Hub is poised to revolutionise entrepreneurship and small-medium businesses in the country through its underlying principle of ‘Businesses that add Value to People.’” “We do not embark on any business opportunity that does not solve a community problem and in return add significant value to the lives of the people wherever we operate,” he continued. To learn more about Venia Business Hub, visit www.veniabusinesshub.comHere is the hub’s address and contact information. Location: 2nd Floor, Providence House, Admiralty Way (Beside Tantalizers), Lekki Phase 1, Lagos, Nigeria. Email: info@veniabusinesshub.com Phone: +234.706.878.5958 , +234 1 7680707 Entrepreneurs check the hub out and let us know what you think. Also, please check back with us for more updates on the Hub. http://www.cp-africa.com/2011/09/15/lagos-home-to-new-innovation-hub-as-venia-business-hub-launches/ |
Politics › Re: See What Thugs Did To This American Returnee by jason123: 12:12am On Sep 16, 2011 |
Rubbish!!! What else do I expect from SUN NEWSPAPER?? SMH!!! |
Politics › Re: XXXXX by jason123: 6:23pm On Sep 15, 2011 |
afam4eva: @Southeast There are Igbos in Lagos state civil service but they are very few. Infact you can count them. What's happening in Lagos is an ethnic agenda and about indegeneship. No, they are not. You are certainly not sure of what you just typed. |
Politics › Re: XXXXX by jason123: 6:22pm On Sep 15, 2011 |
afam4eva: @Jason and co If Lagos should cue from Abia, then note that it's Yorubas from other states that will suffer it. Lagos state civil service is made up of mostly non-indegene Yorubas who preach "One Yoruba" because of what they benefit from Lagos at the detriment of true lagos indegenes. Note that most people that were sent packing from Abia state are Igbos from Anambra, Enugu, Imo, Rivers, Delta etc. So, no one should tag it tribalism.
Even though Theo Orji seems to be one of the clueless governors in Nigeria, he may not be entirely wrong in taking this step. Mind you the same thing is happening in other states and if Abians don't have this opportunity in their state where else will they have it. Until the FG trashes out this Indegene/Settler issue, things like this will keep happening. You are the one taking this the wrong way. I did not type down "Yorubas", I typed down "Aworis". So I was asking the other guy if it will be benefit everyone, should Aworis do the same. |
Politics › Re: XXXXX by jason123: 5:37pm On Sep 15, 2011 |
ChinenyeN: I would welcome that initiative.  You are just one in a million . . . |
Politics › Re: XXXXX by jason123: 5:31pm On Sep 15, 2011 |
South-East: How many non-indigenes of Lagos work in the State offices? Forget that. I'm talking about a situation where Aworis and Gwaris deport all other Nigerians. The reason why I asked this, is because of: Ngwakwe: People should not be insensitive to issue like these, natives (inclusive of people who are born there) should at least consist of 80% of their state's workforce. Some weeks ago, Aworis were complaining about marginalisation . . . So the question is, should Lagos do the same ? |
Politics › Re: Ijaws Attack Binis Over Ownership Of Gelegele Land In Edo State by jason123: 2:03pm On Sep 15, 2011 |
Hmmm . . . . |
Politics › Re: XXXXX by jason123: 2:02pm On Sep 15, 2011 |
Ngwakwe: People should not be insensitive to issue like these, natives (inclusive of people who are born there) should at least consist of 80% of their state's workforce. Should the same be done in Lagos or should we just sweep that under the carpet. After all, Lagos also has her own indigenes . . . |
Culture › Re: How Much Land Did The Ijaws Give Other Niger Delta Groups And When? by jason123: 12:59am On Sep 15, 2011 |
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Culture › Re: How Much Land Did The Ijaws Give Other Niger Delta Groups And When? by jason123: 12:56am On Sep 15, 2011 |
@BeafThe article below is an example of what I was saying. Are the Binis wrong? If they are, why did the supreme court give them the land? Anyone can PASS ON an oral "detailed" history for generations. For example, the on-going controversy between Binis and Yorubas. Who are 'we' to say the Binis are right and Yorubas are wrong and vis-versa? War brews in Edo over ownership of land occupied by Ijaw, Bini THURSDAY, 15 SEPTEMBER 2011 00:00
THE Bini and Ijaw in Edo State are spoiling for a war over the ownership of a parcel of land occupied by about two million Ijaw people, dating back to the 15th Century.
The disputed land is situated between Ovia North-East and Ovia South-West local government areas of the state.
Our correspondent gathered that the Ijaw stock in the state are claiming ownership of the land, on which they were allowed to settle as “migrant fishermen”.
In fact, the Ijaw yesterday staged a protest to the Government House, Benin, on the matter, and had to be pacified by the governor himself.
The Supreme Court, presided over by Muhamadu Lawal Uwais and four other justices, had earlier decided the case in favour of Oba of Benin in a suit on August 9, 1983.
But, in a terse petition to the Governor, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole, the Enogie of Obazuwa, Ovbie-Oba Edun Akenzua (who is in-charge of most of the territories being annexed) and 80 others, alleged that some Bini subjects have at several times been attacked, unprovoked, by the Ijaw, whom they described as “settlers.”
They said that the Supreme Court judgement had confirmed the Bini as the original owners of the land.
Akenzua said the Ijaw “forayed” into the land as Benin communities of Agbonmoba, Ozomu, Igbobi, Ekete, Ite, Orogo, Ewudu, Ekenhuan, Okomu and Gelegele – part of which the Federal Government had used as training ground for its amnesty programme for ex-militants.
According to him (Enogie),“Ijaw militants from Iko” had on June 3, 2011 attacked the Bini occupants of the area with machetes, and in the process kidnapped three of his subjects and vandalised their property and vehicles.
“The question of who owns Gelegele has gone through litigation and has long been settled. For 50 years, these settler Ijaw have perpetrated various forms of provocation against the Bini. We are finding it increasingly difficult to restrain ourselves from retaliating these unwarranted attacks by the Ijaw. If they refuse to cohabit in harmony with us, they are at liberty to go and join their kith and kin in Bayelsa or Rivers State. They must respect the bond of love that binds host and guests,” the petition reads. http://www.nigeriancompass.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=4981:war-brews-in-edo-over-ownership-of-land-occupied-by-ijaw-bini-&catid=54:nigeria-today&Itemid=594 |
Politics › Re: Ogun Targets 10,000 Industries by jason123: 12:22am On Sep 15, 2011 |
edicolove: 1. The idea to industrilise their state has already been muted by over 15 governors. Amosun is not the first. 2. Some people are still saying 10,000 industries. That is fantasy not reality. 3. Industries and companies are not the same thing. Stop using them interchangeably 4. Creating space for industries is not enough to make people come to your state and start an industry. They have like 36(state) choices. There has to be things that will make them come including:
Raw Materials (Ogun has very few natural resources) Power (Ogun has no power plant) Rail system/transportation facilities (Ogun has no airport or seaport) Finance (Ogun is not a wealthy state)
If he is really sincere, he should pick achievable goals and grow from there (crawl before you walk). Ogun is more like a Lagos spillover. He could take advantage of the facilities Lagos has. But to go to press and say he will increase the number of industries in Ogun State to about 10,000 in the next four years, means he is not sincere. Just doing propaganda. The good thing though is that this page has been booked marked. We will refer to it in 2015. Ogun does not just have "very few" resources. Everything is not about oil. What about Bitumen and Iron ore?? @Highlighted VERY CORRECT AND WELL PUT!!! |