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Politics › Re: The Victor Banjo Story by Kilode1: 6:26pm On Mar 30, 2011
banku:
These stories passed on from one generation to the next would always have a K leg, of course.

That Federal troops did not show up until Banjo withdrew. What a bunch of crap. That way you feel that Biafra Army was not fought to a standstill at Ore. You need to ask those who were there. It was a suicide mission once they got to Ore. Without western support, Biafrans could have been waisted much more than was done to them at Ore.

Element of surprise my foot. I guess they were fighting boys scout. You guys need to go and find out why the older one still say:

Ija Ore le!

Ondo Boys High School and the hospital nearby were the refreshing centers. Students watched and saw the ugly side of Ore battle. Some of you do not understand Yoruba history even when you are told over and over again for fear that you may learn the truth.

After Ilorin, Ore will never be Ilorin in Nigeria again. Mark my words. Yoruba na coward ceased after Ore, go ask your Biafran fighters call soldiers. Element of surprise could not overcome - Never Again.

I feel sorry for Igbo youths because Awo, Zik and Banjo warned Ojukwu. He never listened. But Igbo do not have to be ashamed or rationalize the battle at Ore like the naive guy that said Federal troops came after Banjo withdrew.

Yoruba troops drove them out and if they did not retreat, more of them could have died needlessly. Ask yourself why they did not withdraw from Mid-West and use it to negotiate as Banjo advised?

Ojukwu miscalculated thinking Lagos would be a better price to negotiate with - and winners take all. He was already thinking about Igbo head for Lagos too.

Don't push Yoruba to the wall, you may find yourself to blame. Nobody dared touch Fulani until Yoruba did. They asked for it. Please learn a lesson, no Yoruba soil including Lagos will ever be your price.
Quoted for emphasis.

. . .Back to 2011 election.
Politics › Re: Buhari Rejected Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala As Running Mate by Kilode1: 5:28pm On Mar 30, 2011
It is becoming clear now that PDP is trying so hard to taint and infect the opposition with their deadliest viruses; IBB/OBJ/Cabal

The pungent smell of desperation is difficult to miss. . .

PDP is a wounded lion fighting with shameless abandon. . . I hope Nigerians are not being fooled into thinking that this Toilet of a Party can clean it's own faeces.
Politics › Re: How Babangida Provided Venue For CPC’s Minna Rally by Kilode1: 5:26pm On Mar 30, 2011
It is becoming clear now that PDP is trying so hard to taint and infect the opposition with their deadliest viruses; IBB/OBJ/Cabal

The pungent smell of desperation is difficult to miss. . .

PDP is a wounded lion fighting with shameless abandon. . . I hope Nigerians are not being fooled into thinking that this Toilet of a Party can clean it's own faeces.
Politics › Re: Nigeria history? can it be taught in school by Kilode1: 4:25am On Mar 30, 2011
Its no secret that Africans rarely kept historical accounts of their past until the incursion from Europeans
@SEFAGO, very witty post. Depends on how you define "kept" though.
Politics › Re: Buhari - Live In Kano With Pictures! by Kilode1: 1:35am On Mar 30, 2011
PapaBrowne:
The timing is late!! These are things they should have done long before the elections. Nigeria isa large with majority of the voters having very little access to media communcation. One week is too short a time to communicate to rural voters in the south west that their candidates have changed.

Anyway, one thing I am glad for is the fact that for the first time in our democracy PDP may not have a majority in the senate/House so they would have no choice but to perform excellently. Jonathan will win the elections and I'm glad to be voting for him. But I must commend Buhari for giving the PDP a good run for the money. After this elections they will never joke with governance!!
I agree with you. Except for the "I'm voting Jonathan" part.

Hopefully those in the opposition trenches are not ignoring the importance of Assembly and local elections.
Politics › Re: Report Your Efforts On Buhari-bakare Team Here by Kilode1: 11:05pm On Mar 29, 2011
^^ what kind of logistics are we speaking of, Cars? Election monitoring groups? Mobile communication?

It is fine if they don't see the TV AD as a priority, anything to make sure they get their message out to people, (in the South especially) is fine by me.

PDP controls too much of the airwaves and I detest that greatly.

I'm ready to add my widows mite to the fund if you guys decide to go ahead with it. maybe not 100K like yours. but 50 people donating 36K each will get the job done. I hope they can use that Omolara song, edit it with more southern campaign pictures and a few images of kids holding the CPC flag wink

. . .and pay the artiste.

I will also visit their donation page and check out the options.

We need to get PDP out.

Edited.
Politics › Re: Report Your Efforts On Buhari-bakare Team Here by Kilode1: 10:11pm On Mar 29, 2011
9ijaMan:
I called the DSTV guys the same day you brought up the issue and I got their price. It's 75k for every 15 seconds. I'm working with a few guys back in 9ja to see how far we can go.

I do not have contact with anyone on the BB team. All I have been doing has been completely independent. I spoke with a friend last nite though who seems to know a number of the guys on the BB team. He says the most urgent need of the BB team is to raise funds to pay for the election logistics. Hence the opening of the GTBank account.
Good job, Thanks for the info.

If your guys eventually get the DSTV promo arranged and they need support, leave me a message here. I think it will be effective.
Politics › Re: 10 Things To Learn From Japan by Kilode1: 9:23pm On Mar 29, 2011
EzeUche:
One thing to learn from Japan is that they have not forsaken their culture or religion for Western ways and customs. Africans need to learn to have pride in our traditional customs.
Well said, Mazi Ezeuche.

May Amadioha and other Alusi's continue to protect our cultures. . .
Politics › Re: Eku by Kilode1: 5:46pm On Mar 29, 2011
^^OK, It's time to rule there again.

I already sent a memo to Aare Ona Kakanfo Ademusiwa cool
Politics › Re: Chairman Against Burial Of Non-natives In Sapele - (only In Nigeria) by Kilode1: 5:42pm On Mar 29, 2011
blink182:
@OP, are you from Sapele, Egbejule or whatever his name is , is not the chairman of Sapele LGA. Hon Godwin Atose is and those Itsekiri people have better dig up their relative and bury in the small island allocated to them by their ancestors.

I know Ejele(Michael Diden) has a hand in this. The last time such happened I dont know if you reside in sapele but you know the massacre that took place of the Itsekiri. Why are the itsekiri's always looking for trouble, this is a law that was put in place because of the Itsekiri, it even rubbed off on Okpe's. The Urhobo's have dealt bitterly with them in warri and they ran to sapele, the Okpe's were so stupi.d to accommodate them, now the worse is gradually beginning to happen. The Itsekiris want to claim sapele is theirs. It will only result in war.

Let me tell you poster, sapele youths do not know what nairaland is or the internet, if it should happen, I want to believe the rest is known to you.

Why cant the itsekiris just behave themselves, must they be obnoxious? I am dating an itsekiri as we speak and I fear what will happen when it comes to marriage, if crisis should erupt now, its obvious we have to call off the relationship because I will be treated as a traitor and even killed if I don't run for my life.

This is so frustrating angry angry angry
Na wa o! I thought someone said there is no dirty "tribalism" in Delta State. shocked

Where is Beaf?
Politics › Re: Eku by Kilode1: 5:36pm On Mar 29, 2011
^^You are referring to the Original Oyo-Ile? right? is that not the version about Yorubas descending from Saudi Arabia? ( I still believe they are confusing Saudi with some Islam influenced region in North Africa )

If we indeed migrated from the north, that location will make sense. not sure though.

BTW, slightly off topic: Do you think we met the Nupes, Igbominas, Ilajes, Ikale (ugbo people?) in present day Yorubaland or they are just some splintered part of the Yoruba group that journeyed together from North Africa?
Politics › Re: Eku by Kilode1: 5:03pm On Mar 29, 2011
^^ scared of too many baby mamas?  cheesy

I think Bello is from the area. Maybe he picked Yoruba outside the State or lived outside for a while.

But I will not be surprised if there are native Niger State villages with ethnic Yoruba speakers. The British and The Fulani jihadists merged various ethnic communities together in that area.

Now, while Nupes(Tapas) are not Yorubas, the Language and culture share similarities and they've  intermarried for centuries. EX: Sango, The Fierce Alaafin (Oyo King) who became a God in Yoruba mythology was the son of a Nupe mother married to a Yoruba man.

Anyway, I'm not sure about Baba Bello, but it's not easy to erase language and tradition.


I read the guy once sued INEC and requested they put a registration center in his compound. Old dude is something else  grin grin  I'll find the link later.
Politics › Re: Eku by Kilode1: 4:34pm On Mar 29, 2011
Now to more important stuffs;

Niger state belongs to us in Benin-Odu'a Republic. Nupes(Tapa) are our people and one day, very soon, we will have them back.

We don't just want Kwara and Kogi, We want Niger state too! cool

Egbon Aare Musiwa, E ku Ise! We are solidly behind you!
Politics › Re: Eku by Kilode1: 4:31pm On Mar 29, 2011
[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=607873.msg8010820#msg8010820 date=1301411194]This man is converting Niger State for Benin Republic:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwM1ncuYAAg&feature=relmfu

grin grin grin grin


86 wives! Wow.[/quote]That man is a living legend. Well spoken wives and kids too. . .

I can only SMH @ those haters trying to hold down our traditions because of some imported religion. Baba Bello is within his rights.

Uthman Dan Fodio can wake up and take his religion back if he does not want our Tradition to influence it.

I'm also glad Baba Bello kept the traditions alive by speaking his Yoruba language.

Sango will be proud!
Politics › Re: BON/NEDG Vice-Presidential Debate: Official Thread by Kilode1: 8:02pm On Mar 28, 2011
Kobojunkie:
Even my people for naija no dey even watch am . . . . wetin dey happen for here!! shocked shocked shocked shocked

By the way, I thought this was supposed to be a presidential election. Where is the president?
My sister no light and fuel don finish for Generator, wetin we go do?
Politics › Re: Jonathan's Facebook "friends" Critical Of His Unkept Pledges by Kilode1: 3:41pm On Mar 28, 2011
^^ are you shocked a PDP candidate and his local and foreign political jobbers will lie and abuse the innocence and trust of unsuspecting Nigerian students?

This is very mild on the scale of what these people do daily.
Politics › Re: Jonathan's Facebook "friends" Critical Of His Unkept Pledges by Kilode1: 3:03pm On Mar 28, 2011
a fellow named Reno Omokri informed them, after their fruitless waiting to hear from Jonathan, that he (Omokri) had recommended Mr. Daramola’s post
Mr. Omokri later asked the Finland-based students to send a message to[b] Oronto Douglas[/b], Jonathan’s senior special assistant on research and strategy.
Omokri works with the American political strategist, Joe Trippi. Mr. Trippi is a consultant to Mr. Jonathan’s presidential campaign.
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-518968.0.html
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-630908.0.html

The President's Men. cool

They really do work hard for Mr President. 

Not bad at all.
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Ethiopia Ends 4-0: Up Super Eagles!!! by Kilode1: 8:17pm On Mar 27, 2011
Goal!!!!! 2-0

Btw, some folks said the stadium went crazy when Buhari entered. Hmm
Politics › Re: Report Your Efforts On Buhari-bakare Team Here by Kilode1: 9:29pm On Mar 26, 2011
^ I don't know if you have deep contacts in the Buhari Bakare Campaign HQ, if you do, can you ask them about finding out how much SS and DSTV wants to sell the slot for? if they can.

Then BB can go ahead to ask all these thousands of online and diaspora fans they've acquired in the last 5weeks to donate specifically into a fund to buy the airtime. The Obama campaign used that same specific campaign method successfully several times and they still do. Name some specific goal and ask for donations for that goal within a reasonable time.

Let them be as specific and targeted as possible and they might just get enough funds to pay for it within days. not everyone wants to support T-shirt, billboard or posters or even this Idea. Just give them choices.

BTW, I'm ready when the details and paypal link is ready
Politics › Re: Report Your Efforts On Buhari-bakare Team Here by Kilode1: 8:30pm On Mar 26, 2011
Is it impossible for this campaign to buy a 2 minute advert slot during the next few premiership games showing on Nigerian TVs or DSTV and show the campaign advert rejected by NTA?

Millions of Young Nigerians with no access to NTA or DSTV still get to follow premiership games at local viewing centers across the country, even in villages and inside markets.

Just cut it into a minute or two and pay Supersport to show it during halftime and before Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and Man U games on DSTV. Buhari campaign no get money ni?
Politics › Re: Akwa Ibom Acn Candidate Arraigned For Treason by Kilode1: 12:24am On Mar 26, 2011
Treason? Is Akwa Ibom a sovereign Nation?

Did the ACN guy conspire with some foreigners against Nigeria?

Treason? Akwa Ibom don secede from Naija? shocked
Politics › Re: Official Thread For What About Us? Presidential Debate by Kilode1: 10:10pm On Mar 25, 2011
Sky Blue:
Kano is the freeest state? Na lie.
No mind Shekarau, all talk. . .

Kano enforces a draconian, primitive censorship law that drove film/movie makers out of Kano!

or his Hisbau Police harassing people?

Shekarau is a sweet talking comedian.
Politics › Re: Official Thread For What About Us? Presidential Debate by Kilode1: 10:06pm On Mar 25, 2011
naijangel7:
My thoughts exactly. Imagine Dora Akunyili sitting there with them.
Oby Ezekwesili, or Okonjo Iweala
Politics › Re: Official Thread For What About Us? Presidential Debate by Kilode1: 10:00pm On Mar 25, 2011
Sky Blue:
I really just feel sorry for Nigeria. I can't believe the (including absent Jonathan and Buhari) are our options. Dele even seems the strongest candidate in the debate.
I agree. I'm embarrassed for my people.

The hope though is that we get someone who can choose the right people and make sure they get the job done. These people are simply uninspiring. I'm sorry.



BTW, Shekarau basically goofed with the Diaspora vote answer, I feel so sorry for him.

Chimamanda killed his tongue with that simple retort; They have passports. undecided
Politics › Re: Official Thread For What About Us? Presidential Debate by Kilode1: 9:33pm On Mar 25, 2011
I don't buy all these Young people and Youth talk. Just encourage efficiency and merit period!

You fail, we remove you!

You abuse your office, we try you and jail you! Eff Age!
Politics › Re: Official Thread For What About Us? Presidential Debate by Kilode1: 9:07pm On Mar 25, 2011
fstranger3:
I think unity can be enforced. Unity dont just happen overnight, you have to work on it, as hard as possible.
are they working hard at it, when NYSC members lack facilities, no bed, no water, funds embezzled, Cheaters encouraged?

Re-read my points, you cannot force unity that way. Ensure justice and accountability and we will get a united country. Nigeria is not a military camp. we can and will travel without NYSC. Our grandparents knew more about other people before NYSC, they traveled all over and lived everywhere trade took them
Politics › Re: Official Thread For What About Us? Presidential Debate by Kilode1: 9:01pm On Mar 25, 2011
fstranger3:
I agree more with Shekarau on education
Teacher:student ratio is just one issue.

We lack accountability, we don't penalize laxity and that is why he can't implement anything in Kano. Knowing one issue while ignoring the fundamentals is not gonna change anything.

Train teachers yes, small classes yes, When they fail to teach well what do you do? remove the laggards!! and give the job to others. they will sit up.
Politics › Re: Official Thread For What About Us? Presidential Debate by Kilode1: 8:52pm On Mar 25, 2011
If we need NYSC to unite our country then we are in a worse shape than I thought.

Unite by force? or based on enduring principles? enshrine mutual respect in our laws, justice, accountability, human rights, liberty and co.


You cannot enforce unity! a compulsory NYSC is nothing less than a forced military draft IMO.

Fix the country stop looting, make institutions work for all Nigerians and tribalism will give way to Nationalism.
Politics › Re: Official Thread For What About Us? Presidential Debate by Kilode1: 8:46pm On Mar 25, 2011
fstranger3:
Yeah, blame the students

Very stupiddd talk!
I agree, that is an imbe.cilic thought. apologies to real Im.beciles.
Nairaland General › Re: Buzugee/Nairaland, So I Want To Talk About Living Abroad by Kilode1: 8:02pm On Mar 25, 2011
[quote author=isale_gan2 link=topic=590933.msg7984373#msg7984373 date=1301060439]shocked  lipsrsealed  tongue[/quote]I was surprised about that too. but he's right. I kinda prefer my kid as the bully though grin
Such nice schools though, do they let the bad evil monster kids really do any damage to the normal kids?  We may have to go up to Granite Cirry and teach some kilt-wearing crackers a lesson. Naija style wink
BTW, Raise your kids with good doses of Orunmila teachings. Ifa is not "fanatical" They will come out strong and smart.

"Akata" man can  learn too: http://www.oyotunjiafricanvillage.org/?id=1   tongue
Politics › Re: Official Thread For What About Us? Presidential Debate by Kilode1: 6:59pm On Mar 25, 2011
Is Buhari gonna show up?

what about GEJ?
Politics › Re: Nigeria Sets Sights On Natural Gas by Kilode1: 6:03pm On Mar 25, 2011
[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=631461.msg7985581#msg7985581 date=1301071568]@Kilode?!: Thanks for the link, that was informative. Still trying to track down the gas reserves though.

Hrm:
https://i53.tinypic.com/2qi4akp.png

Nigeria's oil reserves are 36.2 billion barrels, according to Wikipedia. Looks like the reserves in Ilaje and Ese-Odo are nearly 10% of that? And it produces 250k+ barrels of oil a day right now. ,  street value of $25 million/day.

In my opinion:
1) Oil reserves of 4 billion barrels+
2) Bitumen reserves of 42 billion+, entirely unexploited (not as profitable as oil, but still some money there)
3) Whatever gas exists, probably something enormous
4) Best port city in all of West Africa
5) Largest city in in Sub-saharan Africa
6) Diaspora with money and technical know-how
7) Lots of farmland

This sounds like all the ingredients necessary for a very strong economy. I cannot think of anything missing. Large gas reserves + excellent port => competitive advantage in manufacturing and export.

Very interesting stuff.[/quote]Yea very interesting. We need to resist any further creation of SW states though, dunno why Ekiti left that state undecided  I wish i was there to slap sense into them.

Anyway,  Odu'a stick together. There is hope for Nigeria. SW , SE , SS, NO if we can get the politics right.

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