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Politics › Re: Obasanjo Cautions Achebe & Awolowo’s Loyalists Against Civil War Comments by joeyfire(m): 6:49am On Feb 07, 2013
amor4ce: Never to the bolded as long as the indigenes are prevented from protecting their interests and determining who joins or not. The Igbo and Fulani have been trampling on the rights of indigenes in this country, they are beneficiaries of the british colonialists/oxy-hominoids and seek to colonize Negroes.
If you weren't the lunatic you are known as on this site I would have asked you how Igbos trample on the rights of indigenes. All you unemployed ethnic activists are a bigger threat than boko haram. You just can't stop lying can you
Politics › Re: ACN, CPC, ANPP And APGA Merged Officially? by joeyfire(m): 7:50pm On Feb 05, 2013
Dandas: Nice development,but the issue will be how to endorse their presidential candidate, will it be Igbo,Hausa,Yoruba or South South,because na there wahala dey oo,as many of them may not agree.Lets see how it goes.
My brother we nigerians have really been through a lot. Imagine that after almost fourteen years of democracy there is still a feeling of our not having really taken off as a nation.

Imagine when everybody should be strategising on how to clobber the PDP to death in 2015 people will still dissipate energy on the presidential candidate's ethnicity
Politics › Re: Northern Senators Meet Over Igbo Domination In Army by joeyfire(m): 5:44pm On Feb 05, 2013
nagoma: I may be a teacher but my kindergarten experience is limited. I cannot teach toddlers. Go find a play school teacher to explain to you, the established world standard of how chief judges of a country emerge. sad it's not rocket science!
Buffoon for all ages. As if half baked northern lawyers were not dusted up in their early fourties and appointed judges in northern states and within a year or two pushed up to the federal high court or court of appeal. More qualified and senior southerners were passed up by IBB and abacha this way. The ones who were allowed into the federal juficiary were appointed very close to the then retirement age of 65.

Federal Character Pikin like you get mouth to yarn. No be una fault
Politics › Re: Northern Senators Meet Over Igbo Domination In Army by joeyfire(m): 4:37pm On Feb 05, 2013
aurenflani: Thing is we do not go outside of the country to spoil Nigerian name.
https://www.nairaland.com/1185944/nigerian-among-al-qaeda-fighters-arrested

Haven't u guys been found in terrorist camps in mali, afghanistan, somalia etc.
Politics › Re: Northern Senators Meet Over Igbo Domination In Army by joeyfire(m): 7:57am On Feb 05, 2013
new maonza: If this is what other tribes have reduced Igbos to then itz high time the Igbos break away from Nigeria,,, But the thing is that they will want to drag the Niger-delta away with them.... I think they are the only tribes after the North afraid of standing alone without oil money though they will never admit it
Igboland has oil
Politics › Re: Northern Senators Meet Over Igbo Domination In Army by joeyfire(m): 7:15am On Feb 05, 2013
nagoma: The Igbos can never provide honest leadership wherever they find themselves. Their rise fr ok primitive culture to civilization with no natural development is commendable but it denied them the sense of social mutual existene and code of ethics. They will always cheat. Ihejirika is only 2 years in that position but his Igbo genes are telling him that he must fill all th positions with Igbos. The same with the immigration lady Who wanted to convert the Nigerian immigration service into Biafran immigration service. All the other Igbo people in position behave in the same way. Those who are not in position will courier drugs and kidnap other people- anything illegal and antisocial they are there. This army scandal is affecting all other non Igbo Nigerians not just the north. When you read the details you will see that more yorubas are adversely affected by this ihejirika's nepotism. They can shout , they can scream, but we must get to the bottom of it. If the country is to be divided so be it and let's do it in peace. South for SOUTHERNERS and north for NORTHERNERS . It is a continuation of their Jan 1966 plans.
Lol! Can u provide ANY evidence to back up your claims of marginalisation. Bring facts or sharrap.
Politics › Re: Panic In Presidency Over Mounting Tension In Military - Talk Of Mutiny? by joeyfire(m): 1:04pm On Feb 04, 2013
nagoma: PTF was the most equitable and honest development activity that touched the lives of all Nigerians and Nigerian professionals. Go to the field and see and read about it instead of pedding malicious baseless rumors about what happened. Buhari is above board and his enemies ( you inclusive ) have done their best to find flaws in his upright nationalistic and altruistic approach to issues and his far play. No Igbo man in a million years will have his integrity.
Crap
Politics › Re: Well Done To The Partisan And Biased Moderators On NL Politics Section! by joeyfire(m): 8:57am On Feb 04, 2013
All social media hacks on the payroll of whatever party can kiss my arze. Y'all are bitches anyway
Politics › Re: Panic In Presidency Over Mounting Tension In Military - Talk Of Mutiny? by joeyfire(m): 8:38am On Feb 04, 2013
[quote author=pazienza

So, i ask,what are the igbo intelligentia putting in place? Or are we going to wait for the 11th hour,like in 1967?[/quote]Good question. I think nothing yet, only thing notable is an astonishing weapons cache that is growing in private hands. That's not what should be happening
Politics › Re: Panic In Presidency Over Mounting Tension In Military - Talk Of Mutiny? by joeyfire(m):
KnowAll: I don't mean any harm to any Igbo, u can go through all my post, as I bash Fashola so would i bash uduaghan or ANY igbo who behaves in an unglorified manner. So I am a no holds bar person, nobody pays my bill, so my allegience is to nobody, when i see injustice I shout. To think that in d year 2013, we as a nation ARE stilL revisting similar dark episodes of 1966 is a shame. What i called for is all appointments in d army should be looked at critically and holistically with d sole aim of RE-dressing ANY imbalance.

But on a personal note i know what my old man went through when he was working for an igbo dominated oil company, he was fustrated, that is 1st hand information, to see it displayed publicly like this only confirmed my fears even though one should not draw an inference over d limited number of cases observed!! huh
This guy! When you bash uduaghan why don't you bash his entire ethnicity like you did to igbos. You didn't mean any harm but you were quick to give the story about your pops in an igbo dominated company. Fair enough but note my dad also went through hell in a yoruba dominated blue chip manufacturing firm. Could you believe the yorubas used to speak yoruba in management meetings. My question to you is who holy pass? Have you been to PHCN and taken a random sampling of the ethnicity of the employees?
Politics › Re: Panic In Presidency Over Mounting Tension In Military - Talk Of Mutiny? by joeyfire(m): 4:21pm On Feb 01, 2013
KnowAll: [size=16pt]The Igbo's generally have a penchance for discrimation and nepotism, it is in their DNA, any wonder why this story should be looked at critically. We all read about the Immigration Igbo boss, how she undermined her boss when she began a camapign of calumny and imbalance recruitment exercise within the Immigration dept.

She went as far as recruiting not only igbo's in disproportinate numbers but when as far as recruiting a whole hoard of disdainful characters from her ward, if this despicable atitude is not overwhealming evidence of the Igbo man's psyche , what can be further from the thruth[/size]. huh
Pathetic bigotry. No brain matter went into your post at all. Just another hollow fart across cyberspace

If you are a racist embrace it with pride and drop the hypocrisy looking for excuses like "igbo immigration officer" bla bla bla. Soludo was CBN governor, go there and do a head count and tell me how many igbos were employed in his tenure compared to the kinsfolk employed by the two sanusi's in their tenures
Politics › Re: Panic In Presidency Over Mounting Tension In Military - Talk Of Mutiny? by joeyfire(m): 8:53am On Feb 01, 2013
These (h)activists from you know where are at it again. This week again they have picked on super eagles and now the army. While no one is supporting marginalisation I am wondering why the deliberate desire to inflame people's feelings by painting a picture of igbos and 1966.

Those behind this are obviously still hung over and living in 1970 and are bereft of knowledge to notice a quiet and sustained arms build-up and growing ethnic radicalisation of otherwise politically naïve folk.

Finally those who think that igbo servicemen in the army are top-heavy with officers to the exclusion of igbo rank and file pouring in are also still living in 1970
Politics › Re: Activist Complains That $30k Match Bonus To Eagles Unfairly Benefits Igbos by joeyfire(m): 7:53pm On Jan 30, 2013
That's not an activist that's a lunatic. Abeg op don't lump the likes of ayo obe and gani fawehinmi with this cretin. Thanks
Food › Re: What's Always Your First Choice For Breakfast? by joeyfire(op): 5:06pm On Jan 30, 2013
ayobase: Cold Eba of a day before, with fresh and hot egusi soup!
Funny enough eba in the morning makes for good breakfast. It doesn't make u feel heavy unless you eat a lot.

When I was in school I religiously ate akara and bread for years
Food › Re: Reach The Moderator Here - Complaints~ Feedbacks~ Suggestions by joeyfire(m): 11:44am On Jan 30, 2013
Food › What's Always Your First Choice For Breakfast? by joeyfire(op): 11:39am On Jan 30, 2013
Its said that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Studies have shown that the right meal in the morning gets your system kicking for high levels of mental and physical energy

I like plantain or bread and eggs or sausages or whatever protein is handy with coffee

What do y'all like
Food › What Do You Like Eating The Most At Breakfast? by joeyfire(op): 11:30am On Jan 30, 2013
Its said that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Studies have shown that the right meal in the morning gets your system kicking for high levels of mental and physical energy

I like plantain or bread and eggs or sausages or whatever protein is handy.

What do y'all like
Politics › Re: FG Will Take Boko-haram Cease-fire Seriously After 30 Days by joeyfire(m): 10:38am On Jan 30, 2013
HAH: Boko Haram has been split the government own set up by Ali Modu Sheriff and the Al qaeda one, the goverment arm has ceased fire to start preparing toward 2015, the Al qaeda arm is now JAMBS the truth is that JAMBS is not restricted to north or Borno.
That's why the best place to start if GEJ is serious at all is to cut down the promoters and sponsors asap. Secondly purge his government as much as possible of the members of boko haram that he says he knows
Politics › Re: FG Will Take Boko-haram Cease-fire Seriously After 30 Days by joeyfire(m): 10:10am On Jan 30, 2013
supereagle: Our clime is different,the BH issue is political , we should address it politically too.
Terrorism and extremism should never be the tool to drive political negotiations. I believe boko haram should be violently dismantled. No chit-chat with ppl who bomb families in places of worship
Politics › Re: Do Not Spill Igbo Blood: My Reply To Mend's by joeyfire(m): 9:39pm On Jan 29, 2013
captainbraide: IF BIAFRA HAD WON THE WAR,WHAT WOULD HAVE HAPPENED TO THE PEOPLE OF THE NIGER DELTA?ARE THE IGBOS,BETTER THAN THE NORTHERNERS,KNOWING FULLY WELL THE WICKEDNESS PEPERTRATED BY THE BIAFRAN MILLITARY,SUPPORTED BY THEIR OWN PEOPLE ON THE PEOPLE OF THE NIGER DELTA?

OUR COMMUNITIES WERE EVECUATED,NIGER DELTA FAMILIES SCATTERED AND INSULTED,ABUSED AS THEY WERE TRANSPORTED IN TRAINS TO THE HINTERLANDS OF THE IGBO PEOPLE.A WHOLE COMMUNITY BURNT ALIVE IN A CHURCH IN AKWA IBOM AND SO MANY CRUDE THINGS DONE BY THE IGBO ARMY.

WITH ALL THIS HAPPENING TO THE PEOPLE OF THE NIGER DELTA,THEY HAD TO RISE AND SUPPORT THE NIGERIAN ARMY TO FLUSH OUT THE BIAFRAN ARMY.IF NOT OUR SITUATION WOULD HAVE BEEN WORSE THAN AS IT IS,IF WE WERE IN BIAFRA.

ABANDONED PROPERTY WAS A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT PROGRAM,WHY MOST IGBOS LOST THEIR PROPERTIES WAS BECAUSE THEY DONT HAVE DOCUMENTS TO THE HOUSES THEY CLAIM THEY OWN.THE FEW PEOPLE THAT HAD DOCUMENTS TO THEIR PROPERTIES,RECOVERED THEM.I KNOW ONE OR TWO PEOPLE LIKE THAT.

MY ADVISE TO YOU IGBOS IS TO KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT AND WATCH WHAT WILL HAPPEN.WE DONT NEED YOUR SUPPORT,IT IS THE IGBOS THAT NEED OUR SUPPORT.WE HAVE THE CAPACITY TO SHAKE THE COUNTRY AND TURN IT UPSIDE DOWN.SO BE CAREFUL
You are a stone cold liar. The type whose lies and bare faced bullshyte sold your people to a nightmare existence in the Nigerian state. You said biafran troops deported niger deltans in TRAINS. Abeg enlighten us and post some evidence of this if you are not a liar

The Rebel Atrocities Enquiry Commission set up by the FG to investigate biafran "atrocities" in the midwest came up short despite the best efforts of gowon and you think you can manufacture atrocities forty years later
Politics › Re: Obasanjo Cautions Achebe & Awolowo’s Loyalists Against Civil War Comments by joeyfire(m): 11:56pm On Jan 27, 2013
coogar: why did the igbos vote for obj then if your claim is true that obj was let out of prison to stop ekwueme's presidential dreams? one thing i can tell you though - the yorubas did not vote for obj. he lost even on his street in 1999 so what's the fuss about? falae was the preferred candidate in the south west but the ndigbos colluded with the northerners as usual to put pdp in power!
Don't get it twisted, ekwueme did not lose to obasanjo in a general election, he lost in the PDP primary elections. He lost because ekwueme was an igbo man and the northern military class wanted someone to cover their azzes with someone dirty that they could trust. Obj handed over to GEJ indirectly and because he was weak and was someone he could trust and the return of democracy to this country became compromised and has descended to the shyte we see today
Politics › Re: Igbo Have No Leaders – Ben Obi by joeyfire(m): 12:57pm On Jan 27, 2013
franchizy: The igbos are too greedy, they hate themselves, kill themselves, never want there brothers to progress, they have the highest rate of illitrates in Nigeria, they can do anything to make money, how can a tribe like ve a leader, compared to the North and South West. The Late Ojukwu destroyed Nigeria with his Biafra yet he is called a Hero. May God ve mercy on the Igbos and deliver them.
I hope for your sake you are still a child.
Politics › Re: Ibori’s Secret Mansion In Lagos Located by joeyfire(m): 1:21pm On Jan 26, 2013
That house wey water don nearly carry finish! That aint no mansion. If the efcc is seizing THAT house then they really mean business
Politics › Re: Kano: “we Have Lost 38 Igbos In 2 Months” – Ohaneze by joeyfire(m): 9:45am On Jan 26, 2013
ba7man: Your write-up was too long so i didn't bother to finish reading it. Sit down there and keep lying to yourself. They kill u guys in the north and you direct your anger to the west?? The whole Nigeria knows where you you guys get killed. It happend prior to the civil war and it still continues till date. Rather than seek for a way to stop it, you direct your anger to the west and the "Yabatech thread". Talk of misplaced priority.
His anger is directed at the west because its ONLY people from the west that come online to celebrate whenever news about igbos killed is released. Go through this thread and tell me I'm lying
Politics › Re: The Wealthiest States In Nigeria by joeyfire(m): 2:44am On Jan 26, 2013
dayokanu: Ten states host 63 percent of all bank branches in Nigeria
Monday, 01 November 2010 23:00 Anonymous
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•Banks have 3,190 branches

Ten states in Nigeria host 63 percent of all bank branches in the country. This is based on an analysis contained in the Nigerian Banks Financial Transparency Report 2010. The analysis covers the 14 banks not affected by the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) change of management, quoted on the Nigerian Stock Exchange and which had published their 2009 annual reports.
The analysis shows that the 14 banks analysed have a total of 3,190 branches and cash centres in all the states in Nigeria. State by State analysis however showed that 63 percent of these branches are located in the following ten states: Lagos, Abuja FCT, Rivers, Anambra, [size=18pt]Oyo[/size], Edo, [size=18pt]Ogun[/size], Delta, Kano and Kaduna.
These states could also easily qualify as the commercial centres in their various regions: Lagos , Ogun, and Oyo in the South -West, Abuja FCT which is Nigeria’s seat of power, Anambra in the South - East, Rivers in the South- South oil states, and Edo and Delta in the former Mid-western region.


Analysis of bank branch locations in the report shows a heavy concentration of bank branches in Lagos with 31 percent of all bank branches in Nigeria. Almost all the banks have a heavy presence in Lagos, a confirmation of its position as the nation’s commercial hub. Access Bank has the highest concentration of its bank branches in Lagos with an average of 40 percent of all its branches, while Unity Bank has the least concentration in Lagos with just 17 percent of all its branches.


Abuja, Nigeria’s political capital, has the second highest concentration of bank branches with just six percent of all bank branches. Rivers State, which could be classified as Nigeria’s oil capital, has the third highest concentration of bank branches with about 5 percent of all bank branches in the country.
Anambra State, the commercial hub of the South- East, has the fourth highest concentration of bank branches.
The bottom four states in terms of bank branch locations in the country were [size=18pt]Ebonyi[/size], Kebbi, Jigawa and Zamfara states; each with less than one percent of bank branches in the country in 2009.

http://www.businessdayonline.com/NG/index.php/news/world-news/15924-ten-states-host-63-percent-of-all-bank-branches-in-nigeria
Bros why you dey post 2010 report na?
Politics › Re: Kano: “we Have Lost 38 Igbos In 2 Months” – Ohaneze by joeyfire(m): 2:26am On Jan 26, 2013
T9ksy: And what has your yeye self contributed (apart from been crude), to the discourse?

Your brothers and sisters are been slain in the northern part of the country like bush rats but all you have to say is

"someone is not getting laid".
Lol! What a joker. A dignified silence beats crap talk any day. Can there be anything more crude than gloating over the death of innocent people in the name of your depraved xenophobia? I pity your kind.

Aren't local fulani herdsmen raping and killing in your own region at will? What did you have to say...not a damn thing but you know hypocrisy never sleeps
Politics › Re: Kano: “we Have Lost 38 Igbos In 2 Months” – Ohaneze by joeyfire(m): 1:38am On Jan 26, 2013
[quote author=Negro_Ntns]...leave him alone, he is saying exactly what many people have on their tongue to say but lack the courage to utter.[/quote]Anybody who rejoices over the death of innocent people is stricken with a severe psychological and spiritual disorder and needs help quick. Hiding behind racism/tribalism doesn't make it any better. Nothing constructive but ppl die and a weak loser personality is cheering it on while some spineless beasts click like on the post
Politics › Re: Kano: “we Have Lost 38 Igbos In 2 Months” – Ohaneze by joeyfire(m): 8:11pm On Jan 25, 2013
T9ksy: @ Op, is that all? Only 38 in 8 weeks? They haven't seen nothing yet.

Before long, you will see the same bloody ingrates here on nl, spewing their usual diatribe about how much they detest the

yorubas. Meanwhile the escapees from the north don't even go back to their "Land of the rising sun" o. Hell no! They rush down

to our "unliveable and stinking" region screaming, "One Nigeria"!
Its amazing how a person can have no interests in life, have nothing else to contribute to discussions than the same old tired and lame azz rhetoric over and over!

I can bet you aint getting any puzzy. You're always pissed off. Lol
Politics › Re: The Wealthiest States In Nigeria by joeyfire(m): 11:45am On Jan 25, 2013
Wow. These traders and businessmen no dey hear word o! You can bet its them driving the deposit mobilisation in the banks and not the white collar folk. Its sad that Peter Obi was unable to harness this effectively
Politics › Re: FG Digging Up Dirt On Buhari, Tinubu — ACN by joeyfire(m): 6:34am On Jan 10, 2013
Na today? Pdp are desperate to ensure that the can and cpc romance doesn't gel into a real political alliance. They are pissed at tinubu for aligning himself with buhari after all the good business they did in 2011.

Tinubu as usual will evaluate the situation and play both sides into a tangle, supporting the side who's hand is strong by 2015

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