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PoliticsRe: Why Britain Prefers Hausafulani To Southern Christians. by knowledgeable: 5:57pm On Nov 13, 2015
fulanimafia:
Its all about the North having the most developed system of administration at the time which the British quickly adopted in the form of indirect rule. The political sagacity of the Hausa/Fulani also endeared the British who wasted no time in establishing one of the most renowned radio stations, BBC Hausa. The U.S were to follow with Voice of America and the Germans with Deutsche Welle all in hausa service.

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Absolutely Trash. It was and still is a geo political consideration designed to keep all the ethnic groups, including the same hausa/fulani backwards, underdeveloped, poverty stricken, as self evident of 55 yrs of the nation's history. After two centuries of seeing Africans as savages with enormous wealth and resources, wouldn't it be only natural to hand over the leadership to a savage tribe that will do the bidding for them in terms of de population of the "savages" while the wealth and resources are siphoned out and make Britain rich and prospering for ever.
PoliticsRe: Buhari Receives Obasanjo At The Presidential Villa (Photos) by knowledgeable: 5:10pm On Nov 10, 2015
teemonk:
who cares?
To discuss Biafra nothing else. Not even fulani herdsmen slaughtering unhindered or Nigeria fallen off from emerging market status or exclusion of SE in this government or Northernization of Nigerian political process and etc.
PoliticsRe: I Have No Problem With Igbos Leaving Nigeria. Infact I Encourage It. by knowledgeable: 5:41am On Nov 08, 2015
[quote author=MegaMan1987 post=39792203]Not frustrated. Just tired.

When will you stop blaming everyone else for your own problems? When will you start taking accountability for your own actions instead of making it seem as if it's everyone else's fault? Hey, if it makes you feel as if you're right, call me a bigot. The truth is you have been accommodated all over Nigeria.Very few Hausas and Yoruba live in Igboland yet millions of Igbos live in Hasua and Yorubaland. There's a reason for this.

I'm all for Igbos leaving Nigeria. I support your cause 1000% percent.[/quote

The reasons are not far fetched son. Decades of conspiracy, back stabbing and marginalization of SE region, excluding them both from main stream politics and executive branch of government by Yoruba/hausa/fulani conspiring leadership have witness the under development of the region infrastructure. No sea port or international airport. These two key infrastructures provided the key in seeing lagos become a mega city in a short period of time......but in a twist of irony, Igbos represent close to 40% of this mega city, 60% importers into the sea port of this mega city, and may be 40% of user of her international airport. Don't forget the tax base of this 40% segment of the population to the lagos state treasury.

When you do the math, you will clearly understand the earth quake economic impact it will have on both regions, when Igbos decide to pack it up from lagos.

When your leaders do the math also, they oppose the idea of Igbo getting their own country.
PoliticsRe: The Most Provocative & Stirring Images That Is About To Cause Another War -photo by knowledgeable:
pazienza:
"The tragedy of an unfulfilled dream.

The innocent bystanders caught in the crossfire.

The minute pains endured by many.

The catastrophic end to a utopian way of life".


The above quote captures the general feeling in Biafraland when the war ended, and it dawned on them that we didn't have the wherewithal to sustain the war any further.

The agony, the ignominy, the dejection, the feeling of loss and pains of the loss of a brighter future that could have been achieved, if only Biafra was strong enough to repel the invaders.

The pain of being trapped in a retrogressive union with retrogressive and hostile nations, and knowing they had not the power to break free, even the sacrifice of millions of them was not enough, the war was lost, it was left for the unborn generations to either accept defeat, or fight another war.

But freedom is a must, as they Biafran spirit can never be caged forever, and so once again, a generation unborn are at the threshold of history, asking questions that only freedom will answer.

May the Labour of our heroes past, never be in vain.

God Bless Biafra.
All these beautiful and classical expression of power of literature has absolutely nothing to do with those agitating for Biafra in trying to extricate themselves from dysfunctional political structure, backwardness, marginalization, no federal government presence in the SE, exclusion from the main stream politics, bad roads that kill tens of thousands yearly, religious intolerance that target Igbos in the northern part of the country that kills them and destroy their business and livelihood for as long as Nigeria have existed, bombing of their churches, 180 million Nigeria people on average life span of 55 yrs, which translates into the death of 50 million Nigerians by the year 2035, of which Igbos represent some 20% or more of this stats.

Bia, Mr. Unblinded, Igbos do not fantasies, but are guided in most part, by the wisdom of the old, expressed through their idoms and proverbs in the immediate circumstances, present and future. To me, those beautiful visuals from half of the yellow sun, Igbos can create because of natural attributes( beauty, intelligence, hardworking, natural resources, adaptive nature through strong diaspora in 88 countries and indomitable entrepreneurial spirit) given to them by GOD, and have created one of the most beautiful visuals in the continent/world. ....Nollywood.

Mr. Unblinded, those beautiful visuals are more perceived mostly by Yorubas more than the ipob youths. What primarily drive the Biafran agitators, are those above mentioned conditions like fulani heardsmen killings and rapings and etc. Although, Igbos are boostfull and extreme loud mouthed in connection with those visuals from the half of the yellow sun, but it is the perception of those visuals(and it's reality) that drives Yoruba hatred and envy towards the Igbos. Those visuals is what the Yorubas see of Igbos, and the Igbos in turn feel big headed, special and unique because, Yoruba/hausa/fulani will not let them loose because of "this something special about them". It's way past the time Yorubas have to put a mirror in front of themselves. For the hausa/fulani, the Arab God have completely covered all their visuals.
PoliticsRe: Genuine Reconciliation Between The East And Nigeria - Way Forward by knowledgeable: 11:30pm On Nov 04, 2015
Ballmer:
Keep lying to yourselves. Yoruba are inferior yet your slavish destiny is tied to whenever they desire to set your superior self free n Igbo can not do jack sshit about it but whine endlessly. How many years as it been since the inferior Yoruba as been tying the superior Igbo down in the Zoo ? Yeah ! Rant on, that's what you know how to do best.
Yet, another classic example of inferior way of reasoning. Your backwardness, underdevelopment and poverty stricken is tied to the Igbos slavish destiny of which the yorubas under the above circumstances only have the key to unlock the freedom of Igbos?... By implication, it means that the stage of yoruba evolution, advancement, development, transformation as they stand at present are acceptable to the yorubas, hence the force of these collective changes can determine the destiny of Igbos?. If the answer is yes, then I say no more, and I rest my case.
PoliticsRe: Genuine Reconciliation Between The East And Nigeria - Way Forward by knowledgeable: 10:38pm On Nov 04, 2015
Ballmer:
Keep lying to yourselves. Yoruba are inferior yet your slavish destiny is tied to whenever they desire to set your superior self free n Igbo can not do jack sshit about it but whine endlessly. How many years as it been since the inferior Yoruba as been tying the superior Igbo down in the Zoo ? Yeah ! Rant on, that's what you know how to do best.
"Yoruba remains an inferior race, with inferior way of reasoning".


*Test Case*, Nigeria underdevelopment, backwardness, poverty stricken and gory deaths every where, under an acceptable conspiratorial symbiotic control of Nigeria by yorubas with hausa/fulani over all these years reflect a way of reasoning that is inferior in particular for the yorubas and by extension to the hausa/fulani cos of their religious beliefs. Igbos cannot be analyze in this context, because there is no test case to go by.
PoliticsRe: Genuine Reconciliation Between The East And Nigeria - Way Forward by knowledgeable: 1:39pm On Nov 04, 2015
Setaje:
The Black Man's Propensity To Always Fight The Wrong Battle.
CASE STUDY: (BIAFRA)


As a young Nigerian Woman, I have always wondered if there is something inherently wrong with the black mind. I have often tried to understand what exactly is our utmost desire and why most of the time, our emotions are much greater than logic.

The Biafran struggle is not an Igbo struggle but also a black man's struggle. Our wants most of the time are largely driven by our emotions at that moment and never for the good of humanity. The Biafran dream is a pipe dream that can never be achieved unless the agitators channel their anger to the right direction. As different as we are in Nigeria, we have so many similarities that make us stand out. A Northern Nigerian is very different from the people in Niger and Chad like wise an average Nigerian seems to stand out in a group of different Africans. The difference is the Nigerian spirit.

I don't believe in co-incidences. It is an Atheist definition of Destiny. We are Nigerians because it was meant to be. We are in the same Country due to a much greater power and reason beyond human comprehension. Our differences is our beauty. Our differences is what makes Nigeria colorful. An average Nigerian has the same hopes and struggles as a "biafran". We all have the same dreams. We all experience the same kind of pain and annoyance. No Nigerian has it easy because he belongs to a particular tribe and even the hausas that ruled Nigeria for many years, their people have nothing to show for it. We Nigerians from different tribes need each other because we are fighting the same struggle. We need each other because we compliment each other. The hausa man is very comfortable in agriculture, the Igbo man is very comfortable in his business, just provide a good environment for his business to thrive, the yoruba man loves knowledge. Many other minority groups are linked to the three major tribes. Add all this strength and you will get a prosperous economy. What is life without food, business and knowledge?

Nigeria is in a bad state because the citizens are fighting the wrong battle. Just as other black nations Like South sudan, Rwanda, Burkina Faso, Zimbabwe, South Africa and their killing of foreigners. Etc. Whatever an igbo man is going through is the same thing for a yoruba man and an hausa man. No free food, no free shelter and no free health care. Each ethnic group has it representatives in the federal level, state level and local government level. In jonathans government the igbos were well represented yet their leaders could not help in speeding up the completion of Niger bridge or the erosion menace in the south east. Who do you blame for this? The government or your government? Isn't it going to be the same friends and relatives of the "Zoo" that will rule in Biafra? The yorubas had nothing to show for years with obasanjo as the president. The only sense of belonging to an average Nigerian is when their people of the same ethnic group are in the government. That is a misplaced sense of judgement. Equal representation does not mean development.

So What exactly are the Biafran agitators fighting for? What have they put in place in their economy that an average igbo man would look up to? What would happen to the businesses and properties outside the east? Would food become cheaper by having biafra? Would houses become cheaper? Would roads be constructed? Would the Niger bridge be built? Would erosion stop? Would the igbos stop living the south east in their thousands because the government is doing nothing.


•If the ipob youths both in Nigeria and abroad can come out to demonstrate against the Igbo leaders the way they demonstrated against the Nigerian government for the detention of Nnamdi Kanu, that is the beginning of our revolution.

•If kidnappers start kidnapping politicians and their wives and children for a huge ransome, instead of kidnapping ordinary Nigerians who work tooth and nail to get to where they are with no help from the government whatsoever, that is the beginning of our revolution.

•If Bokoharam started years ago by killing the Northern politicians that have deceived their youths, stolen their common wealth and use religion to deceive them into not aiming high in life. That would have been the beginning of our revolution.


But, like the black man and his inherent nature to fighting the wrong battle, we would keep making the same mistake. What you cannot get out of Nigeria, you cannot get it in Biafra.


Seyi E
Another good e.g of yoruba as an inferior race with inferior way of reasoning. What you cannot get in Nigeria as having being proving over these yrs, you can only get in Odua. Yes and yes because, you will get transformational education under odua, progressive and mordernize agricultural sector under odua, good roods, higher employment for the youths. No bokoharam, no fulani herdsmen slaughtering unhindered and etc.........talk less of biafra. Weather you accept it in life or death, *Yoruba and hausa/fulani way of reasoning ( well crafted out in history for the ultimate survival of the Empire States of Britain and their brothers and causens for a thousand yrs to come) are the bane of black race retardness, self evidence of no technological growth from a 55yrs old nation state under the conspiratorial management of hausa/fulani/ and yorubas axis. Singapore and the rest of them with similar history and less resources have left you behind, while your only outstanding achievement is to keep yourself down and underdeveloped, backward, poverty stricken and etc by holding the Biafrans down.

"Yorubas are inferior race with inferior way of reasoning".
PoliticsRe: Nigeria’s Biggest Mosque, Africa’s First 7-star Hotel Planned For Port Harcourt by knowledgeable: 8:20pm On Oct 27, 2015
carnegiefan:
Forced Islamization of the whole south has ALWAYS been on the agenda of the northerners.
But not to worry, we shall bulldoze the mosque the next day after we get Biafra. cool
Even the supposed peaceful Buddhists of Nepal understand the Islamic expansionist agenda.
Do you mean, that, if they have to get one for the other, and then at some point destroy one and leave the other?.
RomanceRe: This South-African Lady Says All Nigerian Women Are Ugly by knowledgeable: 2:08pm On Oct 22, 2015
akksplendor:
She hates Nigerian women and she is not ashamed to express it!
http://www.splendormag.com/2015/10/this-pretty-south-african-woman-says.html
When a growing number of yoruba women and men started representing Nigeria in international awards, the result/ response is what you're seeing now. This is one aspect, on why they are rejecting Biafra. They will be considered as the ugliest African country once Biafra is achieved. Let them continue basking on the glory of Igbo achievements until Biafra is restored.

You yoruba fools on NL, must realized now, that it's the beautiful attributes of the Igbo womanhood that propelled Nollywood to the 2nd movie industry in the world, and not by chest beating. If you guys like, push your ugly faces out there on the world stage in competition with the Igbos and watch the ratings.
PoliticsRe: What Does The South West Offer Nigeria by knowledgeable: 1:33am On Oct 22, 2015
aresa:
Igbos Lying And Its Negative Consequences For Them.






It's really a good thing that we know you people, your lies and empty and shallow chest beating......



lmao.... grin
Igbos Lying And Its Negative Consequences For Them.

Igbos lying = Igbos challenging the demonic propagating lies about Igbos through the lagos Ibadan powerful media axis.

It's Negative Consequences For Them = Because of our Envy towards you Igbos, we yorubas will conspire with Hausa/fulani for the second genocide.


It's really a good thing we know you people, your lies and Empty and shallow chest beating. .... = you just discovered them, because the facts about them were kept away since after the war by the powerful lagos Ibadan media axis until the arrival of internet/blog sites/social media. 130 million or so Nigerians can at present access the Web through their phones.


your lies and empty and shallow chest beating. ... = because they have finally stood up, en powered by the forces of globalization, Internet/blog posts/social media to challenge the powerful lagos Ibadan media axis lies and demagoguery against the Igbos to the facts in the open world of globalization and Internet.



Mr. Yoruba man listen!!. CONTRIBUTION within the Nigeria context is the 12 words that have damaged Nigeria beyond repair because Hausa/fulani/yoruba lack the ability, capacity, the request skills and scientific means to define it appropriately for the modernization, transformation and overall development of the country. When you combine it to another 7 words CONTRIBUTION/CONTROL, you produce a hell on earth called Nigeria.


Yoruba man, I am going to list some associated words with contribution/control in Nigeria and have you connect the dots for your self on this open platform. Yorubas are smart and sophisticated and therefore will not have much problem connecting them cos, I will not do it for you


CONTRIBUTION/CONTROL, Natural resources from states/region,.........% contribution towards the G D P. Human capital(as contribution towards the nation) like skilled labor pool, entrepreneurial abilities, talents in sports and etc, natural attributes, like beauty, cultural adaptation and receptive to change like viable diasporan population like remittances in billions and etc


Indigenous manufacturing and services like auto, motorcycle, textiles, transportation and etc. Importers of ideas through extensive traveling, agriculture, entertainment and etc. Pls, don't attack my person, just connect the dots any how.
PoliticsRe: What Does The South West Offer Nigeria by knowledgeable: 11:41pm On Oct 21, 2015
Twistaray:
Another uncle under the tree home made stats.

Be mature dude and back your emotional stats with facts....

Let's see........ grin grin grin grin grin

Mouth no do am
while all you simply could have done was to counter back all that my emotional stats with facts for the whole world to see what a chest beating ego trip I am period.
PoliticsRe: What Does The South West Offer Nigeria by knowledgeable: 11:26pm On Oct 21, 2015
superstar1:
Populated and prosperous brown roof republic is by far better than the despicable and desolate gully erosion republic, that keeps witnessing brain and manpower drain on a daily basis.
"Brain and manpower drain on daily basis", which in turn manifest itself back in terms of 20 billion dollars yearly remittances(Google western Union 2014 for Nigeria) from Nigerians in diaspora of which Igbo contribution is the highest. Hausa/fulani= zero. From research, these remittances go to education, real estate, trade and fx etc.
PoliticsRe: What Does The South West Offer Nigeria by knowledgeable: 10:47pm On Oct 21, 2015
veraponpo:
You are correct. In fact , you did it so well that it seems you prepared for this before. The question that OP should have asked is 'what is missing in SW?' because we have almost everything, little wonder we have always been ahead of them all. Remember the period of Regional Government?

South West is the only region that has everything needed for survival:

1. Good and fertile land for agriculture

2. Water bodies from Atlantic Ocean and Lagoon in Lagos to Ondo State sea that passes Ogun State.

3. The Most industrialized region from Ogun as the hub of companies to Lagos as the Head Offices of all the major cpmpanies.

4. Natural resources- Bitumen, Oil, Gas, Columbite, Limestone, Gold, etc

5. Best Brains in the country- Accountants, Lawyers, Doctors, Professors, Professionals and professional bodies, etc

6. Educational Tourism- Almost all the best universities in Nigeria are in the south west- University of Ibadan, Obafemi Awolowo University, UNILAG, etc More than half of over 120 universities in Nigeria are in the South West with Ogun having about 15 and other states having about 8 each or more;

7 Religion Tourism- All the big churches and Islamic sects are in the SW- RCCG, CAC, Celestial, C& S, Deeper Life, Mountain of Fire, Winners, Sword of the Spirit, Day Star, etc with only RCCG having more than 7 million during conventions and Congress. Islamic sects like NASFAT with a university in Oshogbo, etc.

etc.

Please tell me of a region that comes close because none is comparable.
Yoruba man listen!!. "Igbos will eternally be ahead of you in most endeavors of life, because God and Nature ordained so". You yorubas know it, Hausa/Fulani know it, Igbos know it, and I from my global travels have come to know and understand it beyond doubt. It's self evident from Igbos wanting to secede while yorubas/hausa/fulani oppose, as the purest evidence to attest to that TRUTH. All those above contributions do not move any Igbo man a bit, simply because they don't reflect themselves in your per capital income or your real estate sub sector comparable with Igbo region. I have stated severally on this forum, the original reason Igbos started flooding down to lagos in recent times is rooted in yoruba envy of the nature of the Igbo man ( whose natural and measurable contributions to the Nation are unmatched by others) which manifested itself in the conspired/genocidal civil war against the Igbos as a means to express that envy Which led to wholesale marginalisation and under development of their infrastructures, sea ports airports and etc. Same thing is unfolding today as Igbos are once again ahead of you in most endeavors. So, mr. Yoruba man, you're contributions do NOT move any Igbo man a bit because, Igbos understand all what is all about period.
PoliticsRe: What Does The South West Offer Nigeria by knowledgeable: 9:44pm On Oct 21, 2015
superstar1:
We offer

1. Investment destination

2. Entertainment centre

3. Peace of mind

3. Oil

4. Financial services

5. Manufacturing

6. Point of entry into the country eg Port and Airport

7. Tertiary institution/ Educational hub

8. Cash and food crops

9. IT hub

10. Bitumen

11. Gold

12. Fisheries

13. Human capacity

14. Commerce

15. Manufacturing hub

16. Limestone

17. The region that produces the highest number of cement in Africa

18. Financial capital of West Africa

19. The region with the highest number of middle class in Africa.

20. Culture and tradition with rich history.

21. Religious tourism

23. Poultry production

24. Solace to.millions of refugees from Alaigbo and South Beasts that risk their lives on a daily basis to cross the Mediterranean Gully Eroded Land, just to get to the blessed land of Oduduwa that flows with milk and honey.

24. What the haters and south beasterners hate to hear ---- we are sophisticated. grin grin
Okey oo, but for some inexplicable reasons, all these exceptional contributions haven't manifested themselves in the brown roof slums of the brown roof republic.
PoliticsRe: Ikwerre, Ukwuanni, Ika, Ahoada And Ekpeye Are Not Igbo But Edo by knowledgeable: 1:22pm On Oct 13, 2015
spanishkid:
Ikwerres, Ika, anioma, ahoada, Ekpeye and ukwuanni all trace their ancestry from Edo. I'm not surprised when Sunday Oliseh said he's not igbo. Igbos fail to understand that the fact someone answers Obi or Ada doesn't make that person igbo. They're trying so bad to invade and claim other people's land that's why they are angry when you say ikwerres and co are not igbos.
"If it walks and look like a dock, it's a dock period".

-if their genetic make-up is Igbo.

-if the name of their gods and deity sound Igbo

-if they name their states, towns, villages, market days Igbo

-if they name themselves Igbo names and speak the language.

-if they are not making any effort to retrace back to their original language, if there is any ever, or reclaim back their edo or Bini heritage.

-if we already know Igbos are republican in nature. ..is in their DNA and over a historical time line pushes for autonomous communities and etc.

-if no body can intelligently and Convincely counter these obvious facts.

*note*.. Igbos both main land and peripherals understand their republican nature more than any one else cos is in their DNA and their therefore will make the right decision at the zero hr. to suit that their nature.
PoliticsRe: Aviation Experts Caution State Governors On Airport Projects by knowledgeable: 1:16pm On Oct 11, 2015
FKO81:
Most of airports are not viable, for example Akure and Ibadan airport handles one flight a week so what the essence?
It seems to me that those viable ones have sizable patronage from SE business men, or I mine being bias here or something?.
PoliticsRe: Anambra light of the nation, eastern economy power house. by knowledgeable: 4:21am On Oct 10, 2015
Yeske2:
Arguments brings out the best as we all share our views and can pick from the best.
Alaigbo principally has no main city though Enugu remains our eternal capital. We argue and try developing all parts, same as of old when different villages have their different market days of eke, orie, nkwo and afor. No single village takes all market days as it must be shared to make all parts of the town viable.
This is one of our republican nature that can never be taken away, it's a gene thing, we must argue to agree on the best way forward.
You can never lord it over an Igbo man, never.
My bro, these are genetic/environmental things indeed. This "arguments" is one of the core elements that made Nollywood the magic it is today. It's cultural too. Igbos are "blesssed". Strong, vibrant and energetic arguments have always being the bane of Igbos from the beginning of time. These strong, organic, vibrant and energetic arguments become hypnotic to those not involve in it. Nollywood Igbo root is directly link to this hypnotic effects. Although, other natural attributes like, the beauty of Igbo women, a uniquely concentration of light skin individuals (photogenic) and Igbo's architectural tastes cannot be over looked as well.
PoliticsRe: Anambra light of the nation, eastern economy power house. by knowledgeable: 3:41am On Oct 10, 2015
VickJames:
Yes, I want to say something about igbos. This past week, I was opportune to get in touch of how school fees are paid in different "big" private schools in Lagos here. I found out that our brothers are spending huge sum of money to educate their wards in the west here.

Taking a particular school as a case study. I don't want to mention the name of the school for security reasons. The number of igbo kids per class is 80percent of the other kids. How much is their school fees, just above 500thousand naira per term. To be sincere with you, this school has as many students as in some public school. They can boast of 600 students or more.

If you multiply that amount by the number of students who are igbos, you'll understand what that money can do in the east. The funniest part is that the school is a boarding school and a missionary for that matter.

We're spending too much in other states when we can invest such amounts in our system. I am not saying they should bring such money, but if they can bring their wards to the east and let them school there. I think the money will make a lot of sense for us.
All those high profile yoruba pastors with their jets,....which group do you think constitutes the highest ratio of contributors to their coffers?
PoliticsRe: Falae: Yoruba Leaders Threaten Secession From Nigeria If… by knowledgeable: 1:50am On Oct 09, 2015
VirginFinder:
You are a deluded bastard!

Yorubas are not ibos who don't count the cost before doing anything.

We Yorubas are in Nigeria because we want to. So far so good for us.

The day we get tired, we pull out. And we wont fire one bullet!!

It's time for the OPC to be reawakened to address the Fulani menace. That's it.
Bro, unfortunately, the real world doesn't function like that. Whether you want to agree on not, yorubas have been cornered both in principle and in practicality. The continuous politics of betrayal of fellow Southern groups have reached a threshold, with outcomes like genocide, fulani herdsmen slaughtering unhindered, bokoharam, backwardness, extreme level of poverty, the destruction of the Niger Delta environment and etc, have become a function to the overall vulnerablity to the yoruba race, and hausa/fulani know that very well. Over time, your bargaining power is brought to zero by the forces of outcomes of your betrayal positions. You vulnerably stand alone.
PoliticsRe: Falae: Yoruba Leaders Threaten Secession From Nigeria If… by knowledgeable: 1:10am On Oct 09, 2015
Truckpusher:
They do not understand that the Fulani man has an agenda and their first point of call would be the south west corridor to the ocean they so much love but hates her people with so much passion.

Any Southerner that isn't seeing the handwriting on the wall is a complete iidiot and will soon pay the price for ignorance.
"IGBOS pls, take this news on its face value until. ......, it may be a false flag of which yorubas are expert on"
PoliticsRe: Falae: Yoruba Leaders Threaten Secession From Nigeria If… by knowledgeable: 8:23pm On Oct 08, 2015
midolian:
https://cdn.akamai.thisdaylive.com/0bef99d6-acf5-4e2c-9779-8fa02ba3fcd4/assets/240915F-Olu-Falae.jpg?maxwidth=400&maxheight=540
Ex-Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Chief Olu Falae

The recent abduction of one of the foremost Yoruba leaders and ex-Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Chief Olu Falae, by suspected Fulani herdsmen took a turn for the worse on Thursday as prominent leaders threatened secession from the entity called Nigeria.

Their grouse ranges from the abduction of Falae and the wanton destruction of his farmland to the need for a serious restructuring of Nigeria to reflect true federalism.

“If we do not see any step in this direction within a reasonable time, the Yoruba may reconsider their place in a union that cannot protect them and would not allow them to protect themselves and use all legitimate and peaceful means to attain self-determination,” part of the communiqué issued at the end of the meetings said.

DETAILS LATER

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/falae-yoruba-leaders-threaten-secession-from-nigeria-if-/222259/
"One of Nnamdi Kanu's achievements"
PoliticsRe: Again, Fulani Herdsmen Invade Falae’s Farm - VANGUARD by knowledgeable: 8:34pm On Oct 07, 2015
ArodewilliamsT:
"We yoruba muslims disagree with this blatant lie, the peaceful fulanis are innocent, it is the Igbo herdsmen that should be accused of commiting this atrocity. Sai fulani!"- Alhaji Ishaq Akintola


cc: wytecat, mayoroflagos, macof, ilekeh grin
Shut the f****k up, Fulanis just displayed some degree of aggressiveness and impunity towards the yorubas on this on going propaganda war between Yorubas and fulanis brought about by the kidnapping of Olu Feale and subsequent threat from Femi Kayode against the fulani herdsmen. "Yoruba man", where do we go from here, at least from the fulani perspectivehuh?. Fed government action?, more aggressions from the Fulanis?, yoruba youths reactions or no reaction?, opc, Odua and etc reactions or no reaction or Fulani herdsmen showing more aggressions and impunityhuh??. 'Urgent answers needed'.
PoliticsRe: Again, Fulani Herdsmen Invade Falae’s Farm - VANGUARD by knowledgeable: 8:10pm On Oct 07, 2015
babaijesha1:
These herdsmen are a menace to Nigerian society and modern development. I suggest they learn how to go into full scale cattle ranching especially via the renting or lease of lands for such purposes before people decide to take matters into their hands and defend their farm investments. A word is enough for the wise. FG should take note
"Who is the federal government mr. Yoruba?.
PoliticsRe: The Coming War Over Fulani by knowledgeable: 5:50pm On Oct 05, 2015
Fulaman198:
And you are 100% sure without a doubt that the kidnapping was done in an organised fashion by Mbororo'en herdsman? This thread is quite laughable at best.

It shows the level of reasoning (or lack thereof) of many individuals. Yep, it's all the Waynaabe fault (sarcasm).
"Mr man, STOP reacting and change your narrative". I can help you.


I command you to do some research on ranching and how the fulani herdsmen can position themselves to benefit from it.


I also command you to research and write about climate change and nomadic life in the 21st century.

Fulanis in most part are pulling every body backwards.
PoliticsRe: Another Injustice Against Igbos As Common Entrance Cut Off Mark Is Released by knowledgeable: 4:41pm On Oct 05, 2015
kaycid77:
IGBOS in this forum should not complain.... this will only do us good in the long run, When the competition is high the IQ grows.its now obvious that an average Igbo child is more intelligent than other children including the sophisticated ppl from the West..... Igbo brain is beginning to look like bundling the brain of a Japanese, Chinese, Jews and Russian into one skull,....what do you expect.

I attened Unity school ( one of the best 5 unity schools in Nigeria then) and I dont want any of my kids to go to any one, the standed now is lower than what an Average Igbo man can give his kids
"All Igbos must praise this policy". Although, it was motivated by evil and wickedness but the outcome is priceless. This policy, I believe has been in place since early 80s. Igbos, I don't want to reveal to much, but this one policy is at the core of your success to day in this world after the genocide. It touches on migration, accelerated economic progression, progressive diasporan community, outstanding academic performances all over the world, backwardness, underdevelopment, bokoharam, failed state, rise of nollywood, 20 billion dollars remittances back into Nigerian economy yearly, increase in per capita income for others and lower for others and etc. Yoruba and hausa/fulani brains can never connect the dots on this one.
PoliticsRe: Anambra light of the nation, eastern economy power house. by knowledgeable:
Ofodirinwa:
If you think cattle is expensive in Nigeria go to Cameroon where pork has become a staple because beef is a luxury. We can make millions selling eastern commercial beef to Cameroon.

A single Nigerian cow is 274 kilos of meat on average. This is a standard one today that's weak and sickly from walking from kingdom come

even at the western cost, a single cow of this size equals N328,800. This is after you've collected over double this in manure and milk.

If you currently sell cars or even want to consider this. You sell a car once for the price of a cow, you have to go back and buy another one and sell that other one at marginal profit.
Cows cost as much as cars and reproduce themselves! They have extracts like milk and fertilizer that cars don't have. All you have to do is keep feeding a cow bushes and shrubs


Look at this statistic
After 2 years of age a cow can have a calf every year until they get to be 15-20 years.

1 cow can produce 15 cows, which produces 15 cows. From 1 cow, in 30 years you'll have 225.
By the time you retire in 60 years you'll have 3,375 is you sell all of them for 1,500 USD you'll have 5,062,500 USD to your name if your children aren't interested in farming. Billions of Naira.

if, like nebraska, only 770 people take to raising cows in Anambra alone, we'll have 173,250 cows in 1 state. If Imo, Enugu, Anambra, Abia, Rivers Ebonyi and Delta all have 770 people start with 1 cow, in 15 years we'll have 1,212,750 cows. Meaning Igbos, in 15 years, will have more cattle (and bigger cattle), than the whole of Nigeria has today.


Knowing this you will realize the Fulani how have only produced 770,000 in over 2000 years are cattle trekking are actually failures.
Great, great lecture my bro, I will save it, and post it on Anambra state government web site.
PoliticsRe: Anambra light of the nation, eastern economy power house. by knowledgeable: 4:59am On Oct 03, 2015
Ofodirinwa:
Anyone that believe the Fulani are skilled at raising cattle is deceive, a fool and has low exposure to the rest of the human race.
This is where the world is at, as an the Igbo people are well exposed through trade, travel education and business, we shouldn't be limiting ourselves to the nigerian or african understanding of cattle rearing


https://www.heraldlive.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Milkfarm-BUS.jpg
This is cattle rearing in 2015.
Fixed location usage. A cow only desires to eat. The fact that there are cows charging after Chino in Africa is a sign that the african is a fool. Violent cows are killed and eaten, peaceful ones are breed to that in 2 generations (30 years) there are no violent cows in your presence.


Bulls are raised separate from females and bull owners lease their bulls out to be breed with females in other farms. It's the bulls that are violent fyi.

If you think walking from Gambia to Nigeria is a way to raise cattle or a particular skill reserved to people that didn't go to school, you should question your own education. I was raising in rural america, I understand that what's practiced in Nigeria is the height of stupidity.

Is the fulani bloodline of skill absent in the whites that made this a reality? Are they Fulani as well? Igbos can out rear the fulani in a span of 30 years if we're serious..60 if we're not.
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This is how you farm. Forget the trash we're doing in Nigeria. Nothing in Nigeria is being done right so never follow Nigerian examples.
Do you see chicken farmers walking 2,500 miles with a AK 47 followed by chickens?
Igboland is perfect for raising cattle. We're among the greenest nations in the world. Leaves, trees and grass for kilometers uncountable.
You nailed it right there.
PoliticsRe: Anambra light of the nation, eastern economy power house. by knowledgeable: 4:48am On Oct 03, 2015
chino11:
I mean it when I say that you guys are being emotional.

Picture .1 is Zimbabwean specie of cow

Picture .2 is Tropical/Fulani specie of cow

Picture .3 is another Tropical specie of cow

Now when you look at the Zimbabwean cow, it is more or less like herd of 'goats' when you compare to the Tropical specie which is ofcourse the Nigerian breed. You cannot tame and rear the hefty Tropical beastly cows with long horns that looks scary if you do not have other skills outside the conventional training of cow farming. That is why it is the exclusive area for the Fulanis because of the skill they have that almost run in the family line.
There is no exclusivity in capitalism. You're allowed to venture into any business to succeed or fail period.
PoliticsRe: Anambra light of the nation, eastern economy power house. by knowledgeable: 2:51am On Oct 03, 2015
chino11:
Just tell me how you can contain such beast as this if you do not have other skills that comes with a particular tribe?

Those specie of cow in Europe and America are horn-less and harmless unlike this..
In other words, don't venture, don't try, don't attempt, don't experience, don't investigate and don't even imagine. How else did Americans got to the moon?.

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