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ariblaze: i dont know much about this accusations. . .but there is one inconsistency in his story
that he wrote all the way the way with don jazzy. . . .that is a flagrant lie

all the way the way ''ariborne'' is a Nigerian Army Moral song(for paratroopers) during jobs,puttes and general punishment
Dbanj went to NMS ,spent 5 years there and as a crab like every other crab sang the song to his heart''s content

so Skills coming to say he and don jazzy wrote that song is sooooooo not true

am not supporting either party, i have a bias to Dbanj because of school affinity though, but support any party in this avoidable fiasco i do not

Exboy, u've spoken well. I have no business picking sides in this little drama either, but this JJC guy CANNOT claim to have written All Da Way for Dbanj. . .that song is one of the all-time favorite cadences for morning PT in the military school(NMS). Dbanj, whom I believe was a class 4 Echolite when I was a crab in, certainly knows that cadence and sang it on his album the exact same way it's done in NMS, till date.(besides replacing all the Airborne jargon)
Dbanj is an exboy, so my support for his career is certain, and I hope he moves on to greater heights. Don jazzy's work speaks for itself and I wish him the best too.

Afo anu - Useless player.

Turbocharged: The GK need to be cautioned about how he leaves the goal post.

Thank you. He rushed out too soon, should have maintained his line and given his defenders a chance to close on the ball.

NRI PRIEST: I am familiar with that crumb you pinched off of the whole post I posted the day I had that conversation with CHINENYEN! To show how bigoted you are you ignored the very disturbing comments made by your fellow Ngwa brother! Akuko Naija ! I admit I made the comments but it was in a totally different context. . .ChininyeN,your Ngwa brother insulted the whole IGBO nation on that very day just like most of you Ngwas do,hence my harsh response. Yet,you havent proven how I am an instigator amongst Igbos! Its not in my character to instill disunity hence my shock at this guys accusations. Most Anambra doesnt boast unless provoked. . .Go to the thread Abagworo opened sometime ago about an issue related to this and see my stance. . .You should be very careful about how you accuse ppl.

I do not intend to give more life to this thread, but such reckless statements as the bolded, is what bothers me. As predicted, you've launched more insults on an entire section of Igbo land. From your skirmishes with ChinenyeN, you make bold to characterize 'most Ngwas'(when and how you met most Ngwas, I don't know). Even more troubling, is the fact that you may not realize what you are doing. It smacks of a lack of respect.
Do realize that the reverence you have for your people, is the same that others have for themselves too.

NRI PRIEST: Look mr man let me give you a serious warning! Next time you paint my name in a bad light you will start seeing me as the most evil person here! When have i ever pride my self nor Anambra people as "more Igbo than others" ? I want you to instantly quote where i have ever sided with such ridiculous claim! Do not start what you cant finish ! Abagworo and Alh harem made such accusations against me in the past and i challenged them present facts but they ran away! I am a die hard Igbo and the constant Igbo posters here knows that very well! Infact,wether good or bad stay the f.uck away from me !

Dude, shut it with the empty threats cos you can't do Poo. I've seen a lot of your posts, and while I do not doubt your Igbo pedigree or your efforts in Igbo history, I've also noticed a pattern that necessitated my earlier post. I do not care to dig through your posts, but if my assessment is right, as I believe it is, you would make some more unflattering statements about Non-Anambra Igbos again in the future.

In fact, for good measure, I would quote you, in true form, insulting all Ngwas because someone dared to suggest that he enjoyed the dialect, just like you stated your dialect is the 'sweetest':
" Most Ngwas that I have encountered in my time in Nigeria never spoke anything close to the gibberish you usually write here in other to keep a voice or promote your nearly dead dialect. They know that nobody will understand them when they speak because of their strange language.
The truth is that your unique "OKWU NGWA" will soon GO EXTINCT !!

Obulu na iwe wee gi,jee nuo mmili-onwu oku ka nwuolu onwe gi. .
Onye mmuo di ka gi !" https://www.nairaland.com/705192/nzuko-ndigbo/1#9784276


As for staying the fuc.k away from you, that is very easy. What the fuc.k do I need you for Heed your own advice and just stay the fuc.k away from me too!!!!!

[b]Ummm, I see nothing wrong with some healthy competition, comparison or rivalry every now and then. Maybe all the tribal mudslinging here on NL has made people squeamish about such discussions. If these types of healthy comparisons would inspire our people to do better, I'm all for it. I see nothing wrong with what most people have said, with the exception of a few goons like chino11 and Nri-priest, whom are usually the instigators of any "Anambra is more Igbo than thou" fracas. I'm not surprised that they would resort to their uncouth ways here.
Quite frankly, I wish my government in Abia would do more to match the relentless mettle of the people. Imagine if we had a governor that actually knows his left from his right, by now we would be mopping the floor with Anambra in such arguements....lol . Umunnem, let's stay positive in these discussions....although I suspect that too much time spent bickering on NL has impacted unnecessary hostility on some of our brethren. Chai!!![/b]

I've seen pictures of Jona with other thieves like Obj and IBB....what's the problem here?

@Alj harem, spare me your ramblings. . . you come from a proud lineage of cowards!

^^^^^u are useless, u people have been mouthing off from the first page. U think we like to sit here and listen to your rubbish. . . .yes, I said what I said in response to all the insults from your people about a dead Igbo guy. Now u catching feelings, I'm glad u see how it feels when u insult others.

Yoruba una don start with the reckless talk again!!!! Meanwhile, Fulanis have killed everybody in Ogun state

Whew, what a thread! This is the bottom line for me ; it is imperative for one to have clear cut ambitions and aspirations, such that ones allies and supporters are fully aware of ones desires. In the absence of this, anyone can claim to be your ally, just by lip-service, and without  clear and rigid aspirations, one would lack the leverage to call BULLS.H.I.T.
    Ndigbo must approach any "reunion" with the Niger-Delta(exempting the Igbo areas) with clearly stated ambitions and expectations of the union. Jumping into an alliance over some perceived sense of brotherhood did not prove to be prudent in the past, so we must form our alliances based on what we can benefit! I can assure you that the ND is finally reaching out to the Igbo because they feel it would be beneficial to their situation. The parameters of the relationship have to be clear, so that we know what to expect of each other, and so that no one turns around to claim Ndigbo are trying to enslave them.
   I am curious to see how the ND reacts to Igbo Presidential ambitions, that would give me a sense of how workable this alliance might be. It is way too premature to be calling for Igbo and ND to pull out of NIgeria. . . .let's see how well we can work within Nigeria first, ABEG. As far as I can decipher, the only thing uniting us now are our COMMON ANTAGONISTS. Let's foster a workable relationship here in Nigeria first, before we take on the mammoth task of breaking away from Nigeria. By the way, I don't see Nigeria breaking up as soon as people here are hoping(seemingly, only thing we are good at is holding this disaster of a nation together), so there is ample time to test-drive this our rekindled partnership with the ND before we even start all this other crazy talk by Mrs. Briggs.
    Onlytruth, I doubt you can charm your way into the hearts of a people who have a genuine fear of Igbo domination. No amount of goodwill would negate the aversion for all things Igbo, with some people. Instead, they would see you as a weakling not worthy of respect. There was a time in Nigeria, these same ND folks willingly aligned themselves with Ndigbo, not because we bent over backwards for them, but because we were a formidable force in Nigeria, hence they respected us and were proud to be associated with us. The northern minorities, u've referenced, probably always aligned themselves with the Hausa majority, because they respect the Hausas capabilities, in the Nigerian context, and figure that they stand to benefit more from this alignment. RESPECT is the key.  
    Lastly, I would offer the assurance that there would be no easy exit from Nigeria. No. Nigeria is not going to let the cash cow(SE/SS) stroll out of this union without a terrible fight. With all of Nigeria's military arsenal strategically  located away from the east, we are facing the same disadvantages that we faced in the 60's. The world powers are satisfied with the status quo in Nigeria, so expect no support from them. Why would they renegotiate a sweet deal that lets them milk Nigeria dry. Forget it. Some of us here are not even giving much credit to the efforts of our fathers during the civil war, rubbishing their efforts and highlighting their mistakes. Listen, no one executes a perfect war plan, and they did their absolute best with the situation at hand. It's always much easier said than done. . . in fact, some of you are living a fantasy!!!!Our parents that survived the civil war do not deserve to live through another such episode.

thoniann:
Aside creating the hilarious Soap,James Iroha has to his list of achievements a First Class Honours Degree in Theatre Arts from the University of Ibadan, he was also a pioneer student of that department. God Rest his Soul.

Indeed, the man was certainly an achiever. Last I remember, he was a civil servant and a director with the Broadcasting Corporation of Abia state. In a normal society, the man would have lived comfortably all his life with royalty payments from new masquerade.
RIP Mr. Iroha!!!!!!!!

BLACKMAIL HIS A.S.S!!!!! Accept his offer, send the location and time where u are supposed to meet to your people, and when he's naked and ready for the act. . . . let your guys jump in(camera in hand), give him the beating of his life, and have him confess on camera all that he's been doing to you, and promise to never bother you again, or even think of failing you, cos that one na death for him!!! Then, they should give him another disastrous beating. . . .I mean, he has to be close to death, and afterwards he should be in the hospital for many weeks, where he can have the time to rethink his priorities in life.

"In one version of the gospel, he is said to have told a priest: 'How shall the Messiah be called? Muhammad is his blessed name'. "

I don't get it, even Muslims don't believe Muhammad is the Messiah, they believe he was a prophet. These heretical documents have been around forever, they've been long rejected by true believers as they do not agree with the true gospel that we believe in. I don't know which one the Pope and his cronies are rushing to get their hands on a document that claims Jesus acknowledged Moha as the messiah?? If they like they can authenticate it, won't mean anything to me, b'cos my Christianity and that practiced by the Pope has never been in agreement anyways.

^^^^^never mind the nwa mmuo, they'll conveniently forget all the Yorubas that were involved with the coup. In fact, Victor Banjo was indicted in the same coup, and jailed like the rest of the participants. Sure, he claimed he was innocent,. . . except no one, not even his own mother believed him. He was a Lt.Col, highest ranking of all the participants, so I don't think any one ordered him to do anything he didn't want to do.
Ademoyega, a Yoruba actor in the coup plot, has let everyone know, and has been corroborated by others, that they had a goal to put Awolowo in power. Sure sounds like an Igbo agenda!

[b]I LOVE IT! Since Ikemba passed, many, even the unexpected, have come forth to celebrate the great man, and extol his immense contributions to the nation. The outpouring of love, respect and gratitude has been such that this nation had never seen. This has caused immeasurable heartache and confusion to many Yoruba tribalists. . . . they've been practically sh.i.t.t.i.n.g themselves everyday on nairaland for the past month. IT'S PITIFUL. No day has passed by that they have not engaged themselves in their repugnant Fun of Ojukwu and Igbo bashing, in a futile effort to diminish a legacy that is firmly established.
    The rabid yoruba tribalists, in their usual manner, have been mouthing off uncontrollably, basking in all the hate they generate, even as the northerners and middle-belters that bore the brunt of the weight for Nigeria during the civil-war, have refrained from such foolishness. The ones that barely tagged along have let themselves be consumed by hate and bitterness.  Even when a yoruba like Tinubu was full of praises for Ojukwu, they concluded that he is a fool, or an outright liar with political motives.
   Personally, I'm grateful that no yoruba leader, from the heediot that claimed to have dropped out of the sky(somehow he convinced the other mumus on ground), to those that drank rat poison, even up to this very moment, can measure up to Odumegwu Ojukwu in any aspect. No amount of rambling on the internet by these deranged baboons would ever change this simple fact. [/b]

@kings33, don't be stoopid. Did he mention anywhere that Ojukwu fought for the 13% derivation alone? What has Victor Attah got to do with Odili pointing out that Ojukwu was a friend and ally of the Niger-delta?

[b]I LOVE IT! Since Ikemba passed, many, even the unexpected, have come forth to celebrate the great man, and extol his immense contributions to the nation. The outpouring of love, respect and gratitude has been such that this nation had never seen. This has caused immeasurable heartache and confusion to many Yoruba tribalists. . . . they've been practically sh.i.t.t.i.n.g themselves everyday on nairaland for the past month. IT'S PITIFUL. No day has passed by that they have not engaged themselves in their repugnant o.r.g-y of Ojukwu and Igbo bashing, in a futile effort to diminish a legacy that is firmly established.
    The rabid yoruba tribalists, in their usual manner, have been mouthing off uncontrollably, basking in all the hate they generate, even as the northerners and middle-belters that bore the brunt of the weight for Nigeria during the civil-war, have refrained from such foolishness. The ones that barely tagged along have let themselves be consumed by hate and bitterness.  Even when a yoruba like Tinubu was full of praises for Ojukwu, they concluded that he is a fool, or an outright liar with political motives.
   Personally, I'm grateful that no yoruba leader, from the heediot that claimed to have dropped out of the sky(somehow he convinced the other mumus on ground), to those that drank rat poison, even up to this very moment, can measure up to Odumegwu Ojukwu in any aspect. No amount of rambling on the internet by these deranged baboons would ever change this simple fact. [/b]

[b]I LOVE IT! Since Ikemba passed, many, even the unexpected, have come forth to celebrate the great man, and extol his immense contributions to the nation. The outpouring of love, respect and gratitude has been such that this nation had never seen. This has caused immeasurable heartache and confusion to many Yoruba tribalists. . . . they've been practically sh.i.t.t.i.n.g themselves everyday on nairaland for the past month. IT'S PITIFUL. No day has passed by that they have not engaged themselves in their repugnant Fun of Ojukwu and Igbo bashing, in a futile effort to diminish a legacy that is firmly established.
    The rabid yoruba tribalists, in their usual manner, have been mouthing off uncontrollably, basking in all the hate they generate, even as the northerners and middle-belters that bore the brunt of the weight for Nigeria during the civil-war, have refrained from such foolishness. The ones that barely tagged along have let themselves be consumed by hate and bitterness.  Even when a yoruba like Tinubu was full of praises for Ojukwu, they concluded that he is a fool, or an outright liar with political motives.
   Personally, I'm grateful that no yoruba leader, from the heediot that claimed to have dropped out of the sky(somehow he convinced the other mumus on ground), to those that drank rat poison, even up to this very moment, can measure up to Odumegwu Ojukwu in any aspect. No amount of rambling on the internet by these deranged baboons would ever change this simple fact. [/b]

Oh well, Congratulations to the guy. At least she's Nigerian. . . for a moment there, I think say the chairman don go bring akata come house. U phokers need to chill with the judgement being passed on the babe, abi she r .ape the guy He knew what he was doing when he was swimming RAW, and he's the one marrying her, so he knows what he saw that he likes.
   Ogugua is gonna be just fine. . . I'm still here . As for the chairman talking about coal city guys, u guys are cool oh, but u are not built like Aba boys or even Onitsha guys. . . . relax with that talk.

@Chinenye, I wish and hope everything you said was true, but having read many of the responses here and other Osu related posts(from Igbo people), I'm not convinced that the Osu issue is entirely behind us as a people. I believe Nri-priest when he says that his town folks are fully aware of who the Osu are, and I don't believe their was any humor intended when some Ndigbo here stated that they would not marry an Osu, not only because of family pressures, but because they do not want to 'incur the wrath of the gods'. Maybe because we hail from a region in Igbo land that never had the institution in place,  we are more inclined to reason that it has been completely eradicated. Infact, the word 'Osu' would never carry the same weight with you and I, as it would with Nri-priest, for instance, or any one from a community that had Osu. I know some of the progressive minded Ezes in some communities in the past few years were pushing hard to have the practice abolished in their communities. Would they be going on such campaigns for a non-existent problem? I think not.
      I agree that it is a dying institution, but quite frankly, it should have been dead long ago. So, I'm not trying to paint the picture that this is some kinda wild fire ravaging Igbo land, but I maintain that I get frustrated to hear that an Igbo person anywhere in Igboland is refereed to as an Osu, denied marriage, refused full participation in the community, and whatever other stigma that is associated with Osu. . . .this is the reality for some of our brothers and sisters in 2012!!! It's even more disheartening to observe some younger folks carrying on with these unfortunate convictions, assuring an even slower death of the Osu legacy.

^^^^Oluchi has been on Sports Illustrated.