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40$ to nigeria

ik4life: The journey for d liberation of anambra state just begun 2day congrats sir a man wit large heart and passion 2 develop our state

ibkaye: Thumbs up, how long did it take you to build what you have so far?

olalekan1: Sooner or later this will be the solution. I have said it before and will continue to say it. Student loan is the solution, it will allow for competition among universities. School can increase their school fees to the maximum but only interested student will apply. #mouthsealed for now

homesteady: Mtcheew! I wonder whether you guys are tired of spreading this type of news!! It is really very boring now!!
Is it everywhere she goes that you people will report that there was traffic jam??
She even causes traffic jam in lagos which is popularly known for it traffic jam!
GIVE this woman space!! Remember she is just a mere domestic appendage!

raheema4u: Didn't Jesus Peace be upon him said that he didn't not come to abolish the law of Moses Peace be upon him. Till the end one dot of his commandment will not be changed and u will attain the kingdom if u follow the commandment.

holyvirgin: Eyaa...
Buhari also wept
Now we are told Bakare also wept!
Politics is for the strong not for cry babies.
GEJ before he became president we were told he had no shoes but he knew that weeping can never take him to Aso rock may be nigerians are tired of people who keeps using their tears to blackmail them.
Someone should tell those duo to grow up jare.

Ngwakwe: The Igbos are not going anywhere, this call for separation is another call for Abandon Property.

Unless there is a Sovereign National Conference on a peaceful disintegration of this force marriage, it will endure forever, for better or for worse, we are in it.

thoth: I gave you a wikipedia link to read but i doubt you are the type that would take his time to read.

Sorry we had no Igwes until the Europeans came , you should read more about the Igbo form of Democracy, much more better than what you have today, Igbos bow to nobody. The British has a really hard time trying to impose kingship on us..do your research.

If you think that bowing to someone and having the fate of a nation decided by one man is humility then you really don't know what being a free human being means. use google and research on the Igbo concept of Amadi(A freeborn) , being a leader does not make you God in igbo land you are just a leader in the sense of a manager and that means in other spheres you should respect the opinions of other men whom has been assigned to manage that and whom in your own sphere might have to listen to you.

why was ojukwu able to start the biafra war?

Again read the Wikipedia link i gave you.

gboss4sure: Talk is cheap, if APC trys it what happended in egypt will happen in Nigeria and they will be ousted out of power from Nigeria that's if they even smell it. Talk is reall cheap, trying to end fuel importation in Nigeria means going to war with the powers that be which GEJ tried by removing subsidy and he becomes the most hated man in Nigeria by some people they powers used and will keep using. I repeat that APC can't do it, only we Nigerians can end it only when we start agreeing with each other. This is politics and those behind NNPC aint just Nigerians but there are world powers that benefit from the fuel importation.

thoth: Igbos are fiercly democratic, you should study more on Igbo history. Nobody bows to another human being as kings, even where there were kings you dare not bow down to him, that is simply not igbo culture to be slaves to another man.


Igbos are the only tribe from all the tribes that constitute mordern Nigeria that fought the British as a nation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ekumeku_Movement, with a truly advanced chain of command. Igbos waged war on the invading British soldiers for 12 solid years as one united nation. there are less than 4 places in Africa that such has happened, what we have rather in other places like Yoruba land is each group fighting for itself and town after town taken.
Igbos are a civilized nation with laws guiding its engagement with other tribes long before they encountered the Europeans. It is the Ekumeku Resistance and unity of the igbos that sparked the British fear and distrust of the Igbo till today. you should do some research on that.

T8ksy: Ibadan is not the only town that owes its creation to yorubas internal conflicts. Abeokuta is another classical example. They were WARS. Even the colonialists witnessed some of them and they recorded it as WARS but you guys who have no recorded history of having participated in any major war (save the biafran war which you lost, woefully) demeans it in your usual malicious trait by calling it "wrestling contest". Yet you guys have not been able to show us any culture that created an empire as big as the Oyo empire from wrestling contests.

T8ksy: yes o, as it was the theme in those days. Anyway, it still hasn't stopped you guys from calling us "cowards" and "war-shy" even when we have proof of having fought a 17yrs war among ourselves which you guys impishly refers to, as a wrestling contest.

If we yorubas are not prone to fighting over little issues, its not due to our lack of intestinal fortitude but rather because we have learnt the cost of gratuitous war where simple diplomacy and dialogue would have suffice.

Ikengawo: War seemed to be so consistent in yoruba history. It seems so many cities and sub groups were formed off people fleeing or running form war. There are large groups of displaced Yoruba tribes are far as delta state

Omexonomy: All these nonesense is in defence of what.
Tell ur peeps to stop selling their property to organise an owanbe party.