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femi4:Colonel Abdullahi (former Kwara military governor) was loyal to IBB. There was speculation that responded by air and probably airlifted personnel to Dodan Barracks..... He was definitely responsible for a recorded broadcast "assuring" Nigerians (we were praying the coup would succeed) that the plotters were being confronted. That man was one of the main peeps that crippled the coup effort. Plus, Orkar was broadcasting even when the coup was going south, so we didn't know what was what, till we saw a slightly bandaged (injured?) IBB on an outdoor podium that evening. Still remember it like yesterday. |
nNEOo:Go listen to Bob Dylan's "The times, they are a-changin". You'll get it. |
Correction: LUST and women. "Wind" dis "shake" dat. The same beat and track used by Maintain, Earthquake and Tetuila dem 15 years ago! I'm not a fan of Naija music anyways, that's why I'm shocked at the way peeps hype these mediocre artistes. Rubbish. |
OK. Seen. That's what it's about these days. How much you have. Issokay! |
Just do jejely o. Ehen! Dagrin own still dry mind. |
Goof of the century!! |
Lexusgs430:The catchy line "Joromi-Joro" that made the old song popular did same for the new. Simi for title de song, "Segun" or "Johnson" or "Folarin" (fally baby) naa. Why Joromi? Let's face it. The old song inspired Simi and Jaywon. Let them deny it. |
Lexusgs430:If he didn't sing that song first, what are the odds they could come up with the same? Please let's get real. This stuff is why Nigerian music is stagnant. We've been hearing the same beat/track for the last 10 years! No one cares to work and be original anymore. Just look for fragments of someone else's song and add some junk, and voila! Dumbos start dancing like it makes sense. Mtsheeeeeew! |
HML. Make Oga Burantashi nor post una go sambisa o. |
Rochas is a confirmed loon!! |
Arysexy:No, just that one is an agbada and one ain't! That's what the whole ruckus is all about, innit? |
Crazytrump:No mind dem! Can anyone compare that Ebuka's "thing" with this?
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Na de kain generational sumtin wey we need be dis. Not generational curses |
nawtyme:Lemme believe you that he was one of Igboland's most important. In fact, it ought to be so. Men like Kalu Idika Kalu and Emeka Anyaoku should rank among the real elders. I'm not sure how much these great sages are actually revered, though. How many governors actually go to them for advice? |
Noted. I don't know why I will buy a car like this, so I just came to take up space. |
LadySarah:It's irrelevant to you. As for me, the fight is very shameful. It's even more shameful if it's just for publicity, tho. |
Salawa looks good for someone who has to be approaching 70. Most people don't know she actually started singing very early. She was making waves as a young girl. |
NCAN will want to come and check names. Why? Because you often can't tell between Afonja and IPOB just by looking. Is someone out there learning something from this? |
Airforce1:All those ones are under bondage by tradition. We Yoruba don't want our kings to become basket cases. They are free to travel. We like it like that. |
julius976:You seriously don't believe he went all that way just to see a school. Meanwhile, how many kings of his stature are poor? Exactly ZERO! |
People all over the world have heard of this man and want to meet him. That high school must have done a lot to get him there during his trip, to provide an education for their students. My school once had an American lady visit and give a speech. Imagine what that did for some of us. It has little to do about Ooni's dignity and what not. At least he hasn't been seen hanging out in a club with Migos! |
36govs:You dey nack am as e hot, ba? See photo! Isssokay! Dey show yourself. De day wey DSS go dey find you...... I pray make e no happen, sha. |
36govs:Dey show yourself. De day wey DSS go dey find you...... I pray make e no happen, sha. |
aribisala0:So na Ogun Oshiomhole do am, abi? Na Ogun say make some people chop de money wey den suppose use do moto brake? No waa for you o. |
Company vehicle. This should be investigated. Some accountant, chief driver, mechanic or logistics and procurement officer needs to be jailed for gross negligence. |
tk4rd:Agreed. And It would be wonderful if it was an Igbo man who succeeded where others have failed. FYI, any Igbo candidate is unpopular right now even among his blood, because they believe Biafra is better for them than a Nigeria where everything works, so we are on the same page. Get this: I am Yoruba and it matters not to me who became president. As long as he/she gets the job done. I was just yesterday telling a coworker, a Fulani man, that I think it would've been better had Orji Uzor Kalu had been Yar'adua's running mate instead of the Otuoke genius. My opinion, though. |
SmartchoiceNGR:So? I'm still going to the polling station in 2019 by God's grace, and I'll vote for the best candidate. If there's someone better than Buhari, I'll vote for that person. It's much better than not voting. Last election opened my eyes about my neighbors. I never knew I had people much like me in the estate where I live. I met a doctor who shared my interest in cars and military hardware (very exposed). I enjoyed our discussion on the queue. Please vote o! |
SoNature:More than that! Imagine for a moment, maybe they got her mom, dad or kid brother who is the only one she has left in the world. What if they threatened to kill all her family? What if they had broken her with incessant rape, got her pregnant, then took her child and said they would kill the baby? What if, what if, what if......? Poor girl. |
guru90:No wahala. Console yourself. Bye-bye! |
TRUTH2020:See the crowd of boys who donated money to buy one runt they are calling a cow. One of the "pigs and idiots" in "lucrative, exile" in Alaba will buy ten cows with change from his back pocket. Fact! |
So a bunch of guys just disenfranchised themselves and had a bowl of beef peppersoup to celebrate! These same guys will be the chief groaners when the man they helped into the governorship post by not voting begins misbehaving. Naija, which way, na? |
tk4rd:Guy, It's not about Igbos supporting one of their own, but who appeals to other tribes as well. If Igbos can put forward one candidate and do some maneuvering and alliance forming, they can actually produce a president. The problem is that, unfortunately, Igbos will find it very hard, if not impossible to agree on one candidate they will all support unreservedly and peddle to other tribes including the Yoruba (yes, we Afonjas who you hate so much). If all Nigeria agree to vote only for an Igbo, 1000 candidates will show up and each will believe he must be the chosen one. None will back down. Here is the problem with Igbo presidency. |
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