Politics › Re: Promoting Secession On Nairaland..Freedom Is Free But Not FREE!!! by jiangchu: 4:35pm On Jul 18, 2017 |
Tampinu: Look, I'm not sure why u are taking it so personal here. I have not said anything about me reporting anything to the Police. Are you saying that Seun has enough funds to make a legal challenge against the Almighty Nigerian State machine? Are you asking Seun to spend his own money to fight legal battles created by certain people when Seun could have avoided that battle by refusing to tolerate these people's provocations in the first place?
I am Nigerian and very rarely do I identify which part I'm from, because it really doesn't matter as long as I am a Nigerian. See, why can't you just happily go to a website where there are no restriction about what you can say or do? Everyone would be happy for it.  your opinion has been heard. we don't care what the authority will do. closing nairaland will make the international community portray the ruling party in bad light. |
Politics › Re: Promoting Secession On Nairaland..Freedom Is Free But Not FREE!!! by jiangchu: 3:10pm On Jul 18, 2017 |
Tampinu: Thanks, I have taken on board your reasoning.
Please answer this question.
If Nairaland should allow people to discuss secessionist ideas on Nairaland as a platform, and the Nigerian Police sensor or ban Nairaland for aiding and abetting a break up of Nigeria; who will pay the legal costs and make the personal sacrifices to clear Nairaland who had (in the process of allowing people free speech and freedom of expression/opinion) violated the constitution of Nigeria re: Secession?
How much will you pay towards Nairaland's costs in that regard? Or will you simply continue to type your thoughts whilst hiding behind a computer screen? 
I await your answers theere is no need debating with you go and report what you have seen here to the police. seun is competent enough to defend his business in a court of law. mind you the Ibos that want to live have genuine reasons for leaving. or are you afraid of the north being alone. |
Events › Re: 10 Weddings That Ended In Tragedy Around The World(Photos). by jiangchu: 3:02pm On Jul 18, 2017 |
lofty900: Reminds me of Sadam Hussain's son, Udey Hussain who raped a bride in her wedding dress, on her wedding day. The bride committed suicide immediately after by jumping off the top of the building. Her groom later avenged her death by plotting the assassination of Udey Hussain which caused him to remain paralyzed till he was finally killed by American forces misuse of power |
Christianity Etc › Re: Ahiara Diocese Crisis; Pope Francis' Representative Arrives Nigeria. Photo by jiangchu: 1:45pm On Jul 18, 2017 |
BiafraIShere: Based on your yardstick, does it mean that afonja people are mostly ritualists and skul miners? Afonjas are also very dirty in nature, all of them bar non? I guess that is why millions of your kinsmen reside with the filthy people in yoruba alnd. and thousands are still arriving. i guess because of how dirty yorubas are that is why oil companies are relocating there. i guess because of the dirtiness Mark Zukerberg chose to do early morning jog on there street. your fellow Ibos know you. I'm just confirming the truth. peace |
Politics › Re: Live Video!!! Anambra Shut Down By Ipob (buratai Will Not Like This At All!) by jiangchu: 1:35pm On Jul 18, 2017 |
Ohammadike: Dem Afonjas  i love this, but after your biafra tell your brothers to leave evry nooks and cranny of SW so we can have peace |
Christianity Etc › Re: Ahiara Diocese Crisis; Pope Francis' Representative Arrives Nigeria. Photo by jiangchu: 1:24pm On Jul 18, 2017 |
Kennedymac: did you also serve in all five eastern states how many million of mbaise people did u meet before writing this trash
I thought ur from the most educated tribe u ought to know better Oga hope you understand what we call SAMPLING POPULATION in statistics. kennedymac, said it in tour own handwriting you are living prove of the truth you are contesting. the post above made it clear |
Politics › Re: Promoting Secession On Nairaland..Freedom Is Free But Not FREE!!! by jiangchu: 1:21pm On Jul 18, 2017 |
Tampinu i guess you are an almajiri graduate of law. there is freedom of speech in our constitution. the Ibos that are clamouring for secession are excercising thier right of self-dertermination.
NB: use your legal advise to educate your brothers |
Christianity Etc › Re: Ahiara Diocese Crisis; Pope Francis' Representative Arrives Nigeria. Photo by jiangchu: 1:02pm On Jul 18, 2017 |
Kennedymac: This nonsense is now too much. I want to proudly state categorically here that we Mbaise people are one of the best people you can associate with. I discovered that we Mbaise people are far more better than most of those people that call us names. One spectacular thing about we Mbaise people is that we hate injustice and intmidation.Mbaise community was stereotyped as bad people in 1902 when the Britsh govt came with intimidation to colonise us.History has it that Mbaise comm. was the only comm. that resisted the intimidation of the British govt. It was in the process of resisting their intimidation that Dr Stewart Rogers was killed, his death led to a fight(Douglas war) btw Mbaise and the british army. Mbaise was the first comm.to have local warriors, and other communities used to come and hire our warriors.The British govt later made an appeal to Mbaise pple for dialogue through Eze Onyekwere, Mbaise comm agreed not knwing that the British had different thing in mind.The layed ambush @ the venue(Nkwo Otulu Ahiara) for the peace talk and killed our warriors,that was how they were able to capture Mbaise comm.That was the genesis of our bad name. So the Mbaise spirit to resist injustice and intimidation has been there right from time immemorial. Furthermore,there was a case btw Kabaka and Dr Sir warrior(Orental brothers), They had a music contract which came through Kabaka,after completing the assisgnment,Kabaka collected the money paid to them and pocketed it for himself.Sir warrior being an Mbaise man voiced out and asked him to bring out the money pd to them but Kabaka refused.One day,Dr sir Warrior told them that he had a music contract for the group,that they would take off from his house in Mbaise and they all agreed without knowing that Warrior had a plan.When they arrived at Sir warrior`s house,he siezed their music instruments and ordered them to leave his house,and not to come back for the instruments unless Kabaka brings out the money in his possesion.Kabaka instead of doing that,seperated from them and went and released a new song,in his song,he sd that if you see an Mbaise man and a snake,that you shld first kill the Mbaise man b4 killing the snake.Now tell me my readers,in all honesty,without any prejudice,who was bad btw the two? Dim Odimegwu Ojukwu is regarded as one of the best personality in Igboland. Has anybody ever wondered why he chose Mbaise(Ahiara) of all places in Igboland to declare Biafra . You can hate Mbaise to all we care or say whatever you desired but it remains that mbaise bu agbarusia ngene. we can't allow any form of intimidation and nobody should forget that it is intimidation that gave birth to biafra and secession. All the kiddnapers, ritualists , drug pushers, armed robbers denting the image of igbos all over the world are from where ? And their names are not ringing bell but when little issue happened to concern mbaise , you see some persons who don't even know where mbaise is not to meeting anyone from Mbaise before saying shits. Well we don't care what they say about us . Who God has blessed, no one can curse. nobody is hating on you guys. i have the opportunity to come across alls et of ibos while serving. mbaise are what they are called. take it from a yoruba guy. |
Celebrities › Re: Rapper Yung6ix Blasts Lai Mohammed Over Foreign Video Ban. by jiangchu: 12:39pm On Jul 18, 2017 |
Warship: Someone should supply this one paracetamol
When did Nigeria become North Korea
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Car Talk › Re: 10 Supercars From Countries You Wouldn’t Expect (photos) by jiangchu: 10:02am On Jul 18, 2017 |
SalamRushdie: And you can't afford one yet  and that isn't a crime. can you afford one? |
Politics › Re: Igbo's We Are Systematically Endangering The Existence Of Our Manufacturers by jiangchu: 9:43am On Jul 18, 2017 |
afonjaheadhunt: Igbo's stop embarrassing Igbo's.
Moreover comparing Afonja manufacturers to Igbo manufacturers
Equates to comparing Onitsha to Oshogbo in development shame. nobody hates Ibo. the ibo people are so proud and boastful. that they disregard any host community culture and call them names like inyamiri. Yoruba. that attract hatred. i specificall use Aba made shoe just to promote our own. |
Politics › Re: We Don’t Need Restructuring In Nigeria – Okorocha by jiangchu: 9:09am On Jul 18, 2017 |
CROWNWEALTH019: This man is just m a d
How did IMO state allow this man to rule them still they baffle me... A leader is a reflection of its people. |
Car Talk › Re: 10 Supercars From Countries You Wouldn’t Expect (photos) by jiangchu: 8:58am On Jul 18, 2017 |
[quote author=lonelydora post=58569497][/quote]yes sire |
Politics › Is The President Incapacitated? by jiangchu(op): 6:40am On Jul 18, 2017 |
It has been 65 days we last heard or seen the person we elected to lead us as a nation. it has been 65days the much needed forign currency our industry so much need is being use to treat the president in a foreign land it has been 65 days that the president passed a vote of no confidence in our health care sector. it has been 65 days concrete decision on how to move the country forward has been made.
Nigerians lets start asking questions
lets declare avote of no confidence on the present government. is the president incapacitated[b][/b] |
Celebrities › Re: P-square And Jude Okoye Slam FG Over Plans To Ban Artistes From Shooting Abroad by jiangchu: 6:23am On Jul 18, 2017 |
Dsov2016: If they want to leave let hem leave. What the government said is a step in the right direction. Imagine the number if jobs this could create. This was what I was just discussing with someone few weeks ago, even adverts meant for Nigerian goods and cosumption are being short in foreign countries. Just sit and don't be blinded by your emotions and think, just think of how many jobs can be created. The FG could have made it bad by imposing huge taxes on videos shot abroad brother your brain is paining you. how will federal government tell you where to invest when buhari don't even trust the health care system in Nigeria. i guess you are part of those that earn from politics |
Car Talk › Re: 10 Supercars From Countries You Wouldn’t Expect (photos) by jiangchu: 10:06pm On Jul 17, 2017 |
why I don't like sport car is that, there is street limit to the amount of speed you can drive most expressway is just 120km/hr |
Travel › Re: 3 Cities Tour - NY, DC, Chicago by jiangchu: 9:33pm On Jul 17, 2017 |
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Travel › Re: Six People Killed As Car Collides With Truck On Lagos - Ibadan Road (Graphic!) by jiangchu: 8:56pm On Jul 17, 2017 |
that driver intentionally killed those passengers. the rate at which they speed you will think their father owns the road. this happened at the narrow passage. |
Travel › Re: 3 Cities Tour - NY, DC, Chicago by jiangchu: 6:55pm On Jul 17, 2017 |
Pidgin2:
You are a clown
But seriously OP, the money you will use for this trip can be put to much better use, you can buy land, invest in something etc, you can even sow it into someone's education but rather than this, what you can see via internet ,you chose to burn millions on just for fun, smh OP like i predicted she rather than having SEX why don't you MASTURBATE |
Foreign Affairs › 1 Billion Barrels Of Oil Have Been Discovered In The Gulf Of Mexico by jiangchu(op): 6:48pm On Jul 17, 2017 |
About 1 billion barrels of oil have been discovered off Mexico's coast, amid a glut of global supplies. Premier Oil, a UK oil and gas company, said Wednesday that its Zama well was the first offshore exploration drilled by a private company in Mexico. Premier Oil partnered with Talos Energy and Sierra Oil & Gas. The Mexican government in 2013 began constitutional reforms that ended the decades-long monopoly that the state-owned oil company Pemex had held, opening up the industry to foreign investors. Last week's discovery capped a big day for Mexico's oil industry. Italian oil and gas company Eni raised the estimated amount of oil it discovered in March to 1 billion barrels. And, the Mexican government successfully auctioned 21 of 24 onshore oil fields to private companies, according to Bloomberg. Premier Oil's well has a breakeven cost of around $25 per oil barrel, said Anthony Durrant, the CEO of Premier Oil, during a call with investors. "At that level, it would be a profitable project clearly," Durrant said. Durrant said Premier Oil plans for the Zama well to be appraised in 2018 "to understand the full extent of our success here before we make any firm [capital-spending] decisions." The company on Thursday lowered its full-year capital expenditure guidance from $350 million to $325 million. Premier Oil shares listed in London surged 29% last week following news of the discovery. Screen Shot 2017 07 17 at 10.39.45 AM |
Technology Market › Check Out This Indian Technology by jiangchu(op): 6:41pm On Jul 17, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: Why Was Nigeria Underdeveloped After 63 Years Of White Rule? by jiangchu: 4:58pm On Jul 17, 2017 |
Rossikki: 50 years is a ridiculously short time to expect Nigeria to be an advanced country. have you not heard of the story of SINGAPORE or is your brain paining you |
Politics › Re: Why Was Nigeria Underdeveloped After 63 Years Of White Rule? by jiangchu: 4:55pm On Jul 17, 2017 |
Rossikki: The British ruled Nigeria from 1897 to 1960.
Many folks on this site worship white people. So this question is for them.
If whites are these superhuman angels, why was Nigeria an underdeveloped bush at independence, without a single major power plant, expressway, university, stadium, hospital, or industry in existence? Why was illiteracy rate over 90%? (Compared to just 25% today, courtesy of African rule).
Why was there malnutrition, with children running around nake.d, and adults barefoot?
How come you inherited nothing from your grandparents?
Or great-grandparents?
They should have been bankers, lawyers, doctors, industrialists. Instead, they were village illiterates, despite the fact that the whites exported our resources - cocoa, groundnuts, tin, rubber, palm oil, timber, iron ore, coal, in large quantities yearly between 1897 and 1960. These commodities were the 'crude oil' of their day, drawing huge profits.
By all measurements, Nigeria should have been a reasonably developed nation at independence. Not an undeveloped bush with near zero infrastructure. Not even a power grid. Not even a single full fledged university.
By contrast, Goodluck Jonathan built 12 universities in just 5 years, and we still insult him!! (while loving the whites, who built....zero).
We have power cuts today? What about NO POWER AT ALL as was the case during colonialism, for over 95% of the population? Since no serious power plants were constructed?
AGAIN, IF THE WHITES ARE AS FANTASTIC AS YOU PEOPLE CLAIM, WHY DID WE NEED TO START FROM SCRATCH BUILDING INFRASTRUCTURE AND SCHOOLS AFTER THEY LEFT?
HADN'T THE SUPER WHITE ANGELS RULED FOR 63 YEARS NON-STOP? MAKING MONEY OFF OUR RESOURCES?
SO WHY DID THEY NOT DEVELOP NIGERIA?
WHAT DID THEY DO WITH ALL THE MONEY?
Fact is corruption REDUCED DRASTICALLY after independence.
I repeat:
Corruption REDUCED DRASTICALLY after independence.
That is why we have the country we have today, with some reasonable infrastructure here and there.
Prior to independence, corruption was STRATOSPHERIC.
90% or more of our export earnings went straight to London. When Nigerians took over, that fell to maybe 30%, which was why we were able to start building things like roads, bridges, flyovers, hospitals, universities, power plants, and all the other things we enjoy today.
SO WE MAY NOT BE PERFECT, BUT WE ARE MUCH BETTER OFF UNDER BLACK RULE THAN WE EVER WERE UNDER WHITE RULE.
And for those suggesting that whites should return and rule us, may thunder fire your collective nyashes. Maybe the illiteracy of your forbears was not enough for you. You want your children to revert to that level.
THANKS BUT NO THANKS!!!  I will recommend you read this book. WHY NATIONS FAIL |
Travel › Re: See Why Guinness Tastes Different In Africa by jiangchu: 4:53pm On Jul 17, 2017 |
tasty |
Travel › Re: 3 Cities Tour - NY, DC, Chicago by jiangchu: 4:50pm On Jul 17, 2017 |
let me invite the chief badbelle to help you scatter you thread...
ladies and gentlemen, mamaz and papaz. i humbly welcome the first lady of Nigeria. the pioneer CEO of STAY IN NIGERIA, a member of the board of ABROAD IS BAD. and an AMBASSADOR OF NIGERIA IS BETTER THAN ABROAD.
to come and advocate for what she knows how to do best.
MADAME Pidgin2
CLAP! CLAP!! CLAP!!! |
Christianity Etc › The Place Of Prayer During The Bubonic Plague (BLACK DEATH) by jiangchu(op): 4:17pm On Jul 17, 2017 |
IN 1346 THE BUBONIC plague, the Black Death, reached the port city of Tana at the mouth of the River Don on the Black Sea. Transmitted by fleas living on rats, the plague was brought from China by traders traveling along the Silk Road, the great trans-Asian commercial artery. Thanks to Genoese traders, the rats were soon spreading the fleas and the plague from Tana to the entire Mediterranean.
By early 1347, the plague had reached Constantinople. In the spring of 1348, it was spreading through France and North Africa and up the boot of Italy. The plague wiped out about half of the population of any area it hit. Its arrival in the Italian city of Florence was witnessed firsthand by the Italian writer Giovanni Boccaccio. He later recalled: In the face of its onrush, all the wisdom and ingenuity of man were unavailing … the plague began, in a terrifying and extraordinary manner, to make its disastrous effects apparent. It did not take the form it had assumed in the East, where if anyone bled from the nose it was an obvious portent of certain death. On the contrary, its earliest symptom was the appearance of certain swellings in the groin or armpit, some of which were egg-shaped whilst others were roughly the size of a common apple … Later on the symptoms of the disease changed, and many people began to find dark blotches and bruises on their arms, thighs and other parts of their bodies … Against these maladies … All the advice of physicians and all the power of medicine were profitless and unavailing … And in most cases death occurred within three days from the appearance of the symptoms we have described. People in England knew the plague was coming their way and were well aware of impending doom.
In midAugust 1348, King Edward III asked the Archbishop of Canterbury to organize prayers, and many bishops wrote letters for priests to read out in church to help people cope with what was about to hit them. Ralph of Shrewsbury, Bishop of Bath, wrote to his priests: Almighty God uses thunder, lightening [sic], and other blows which issue from his throne to scourge the sons whom he wishes to redeem. Accordingly, since a catastrophic pestilence from the East has arrived in a neighboring kingdom, it is to be very much feared that, unless we pray devoutly and incessantly, a similar pestilence will stretch its poisonous branches into this realm, and strike down and consume the inhabitants. Therefore we must all come before the presence of the Lord in confession, reciting psalms. It didn’t do any good. The plague hit and quickly wiped out about half the English population. Such catastrophes can have a huge effect on the institutions of society. Perhaps understandably, scores of people went mad. Boccaccio noted that “some maintained that an infallible way of warding off this appalling evil was to drink heavily, enjoy life to the full, go round singing and merrymaking, gratify all one’s cravings whenever the opportunity offered, and shrug the thing off as an enormous joke … and this explains why those women who recovered were possibly less chaste in the period that followed.” Yet the plague also had a socially, economically, and politically transformative impact on medieval European societies.
copied from WHY NATIONS FAIL |
Politics › Re: Is This A Bola Ahmed Tinubu Masterclass? by jiangchu: 3:49pm On Jul 17, 2017 |
hmmn you've got a ppiont |
Politics › Re: See What Governor Umahi Did To Beef Up Security In Ebonyi by jiangchu: 3:46pm On Jul 17, 2017 |
this bike is alraedy too much in the inner villages. |
Politics › Re: What Is The Meaning Of “lagos?” by jiangchu: 3:43pm On Jul 17, 2017 |
feelgoodInc: Lagos is not part of Western Nigeria in the Nigerian constitution, Lagos is a former capital of Nigeria and developed by Nigeria money, no tribe in Nigeria has wright to claim Lagos as it own, lagos is owned by Nigerians who invested in it, it is a NO MAN LAND for allNigerians been the former capital of Nigeria for decades. The only indigenous people in Lagos is the Aworis, Egun and Ijaw and rest are migrants. Abuja is been developed with Nigeria oil money now after former tribes living in it will come claim Abuja as their own and start threatening other Nigerians that have invested heavily in it to make it what is it to leave Abuja for them just like what some Yorubas is doing in Lagos. They want to reap where they did not sow. same thing as calabar it belongs to us all. we ibos DEVELOP it. |
Crime › Re: Another Badoo Member Caught And Beaten By Mob In Ikorodu (pics) by jiangchu: 3:14pm On Jul 17, 2017 |
na wa ooo. any ibo other tribe wey just arrive lagos and never sabi yoruba make dem no go ikorodu oooo.
cos no one will be there to interprete after proper beating |
Business › Re: Inflation Continues To Cool In June by jiangchu: 2:51pm On Jul 17, 2017 |
 holatin: those people are bad, dey carry nylon put small peanut then dem carry am go vulcanizer to blow air, haha dats a devious attitude |
Nairaland General › Re: Today Is Seun Osewa Birthday...let's Show Him Love (post Your Greetings) by jiangchu: 2:47pm On Jul 17, 2017 |
hapi buy day boda seun |