ALMUSTAQIM:

I am strongly thinking APGA is needed to truly capture the South East.

The recent defection of DORA AKUNYILI suggest APGA will likely pull wait in the coming elections.

Onlytruth:

T[b]hat means Yoruba will smell it in 2048! hehe![/b] 


I don't know why folks come here to say irrelevant things. 
If GEJ wins ( and I pray fervently that he wins! ) Igboland will be transformed within 8 years of his rule.
Actually Nigeria will be transformed, and Igboman gains most in a functional system 'cos we hustle !

Anytime it (presidency) comes to Igboland, it must come before it goes to Yorubaland. That's my point.

Onlytruth:

As if Buhari/Yoruba will win anything at the national stage with GEJ contesting. 

[b]Tell SE/SS/NC and even core North about a Yoruba on a national ticket next year [/b]and see them laugh you to scorn. 
I can see that the 24 years wait for you is killing y'all!  Calm down folks. No short cuts!

Go ask OBJ about your chance. LMFAO! hehehe! 

Onlytruth:

As if Buhari/Yoruba will win anything at the national stage with GEJ contesting. 
Tell SE/SS/NC and even core North about a Yoruba on a national ticket next year and see them laugh you to scorn. 
I can see that the 24 years wait for you is killing y'all!  Calm down folks. No short cuts!
Go ask OBJ about your chance. LMFAO! hehehe! 

Onlytruth:

Abiola lost Igboland because he said he was going to give Igbo the position of secretary to the federal government.
Arthur Nzeribe said to him, "so, the best you can do for Igboman is to have him serve you tea?" and that was where Abiola's trouble started.
Arthur then promised him that he would never rule.

The rest is history.

oyb:

its a depressed economy in naija o

plenty layoffs, salary slashing etc.

the meltdown is also biting over here

the grass is brown everywhere

oyinda.:

lol if he does.
I don't consider him to be a coward either. In fact, he was the only one I could think of that champions yoruba culture.
that reminds me. Ake by wole soyinka is a wonderful book/autobiography.  lagbaja u shld read it if you already haven't. it reads like literary fiction so it goes by fast.

Ileke-IdI:

sharrap!! There is def an Oba I should know it personally .
Ever heard of the Oba's visit to Florida/Atlanta each year? Them and their Ekiti Parapo meetings.
Anywaz, Up Ekiti state!

dayokanu:

Have you found out who is Oramiyan and who are his descendants.

Is there an Oba in Ekiti? or are you referring to Dapobear as Oba?

dayokanu:


Oba what? I would become the Aare before OBJ.

Nowadays I think the Aare should represent more of a Political leader or economic leader
Alaafin is historically more powerful than Ooni. Oyo was the capital of Yoruba kingdon and Alaafin was the ruler.

The Ooni post was elevated by Awolowo when Sir Adesoji Aderemi was ooni

alj harem1:

good,,i like that honesty  

b[b]ut i believe APGA will not do much for us in the SE i will still perfer ACN because they have been tested (fashola) hopefully ACN will take over our igboland instead of APGA because i do not trust them[/b]

dayokanu:

That was why I was looking for the result to correct any revisionist in the house.

I knew Igbos voted Tofa over Abiola probably because their Igbo son Sylvester Ugoh was VP.

Not that anything is bad in this cos Yorubas would have done the same thing but saying Igbos dont do what?

Ochi_Agha:

Igbos voted in great numbers for Abiola even after he told Nzeribe that he did not need the Igbo vote.

dayokanu:

Pls who has the result of June 12 elections analysingg it state by state

dayokanu:

Pls who has the result of June 12 elections analysingg it state by state

Ochi_Agha:

Igbos voted in great numbers for Abiola even after he told Nzeribe that he did not need the Igbo vote.

According to her, “my men were hoisting the Biafran flag along Mbaise Road to commemorate the Christmas when they were arrested by the police. T[b]hey are not kidnappers or armed robbers[/b] but members of MASSOB who were merely exercising their legitimate rights.

Ochi_Agha:

It was an opinion I came across online. It is food for thought. Not to say that I agree with the statement. I still find it interesting how people can say Igbos are tribalistic, [b]even though we have show time and time again that we can vote for people of other groups. [/b]The Igbo vote is massive, but we do not vote alike.

notcorrupt:

Oh yeah.

So after studying like a bat for donkey years in the UK and Nigeria, joining a good profession with over 10 years top experience under my belt in a senior position, you think 2m a month is too much to ask, considering the risks involved of relocating ?  

na wa ooo

Kobojunkie:


So you are operating under the assumption that there are not already BRT Lady drivers out there? About a joint venture with MC Oluomo, not certain that would help any. I asked of professional positions. . . . am I to assume that you are convinced that driving BRT buses qualify as professional employment?

Entry level Drilling engineer, Exxon Mobil, Nigeria

Renumeration: N 9.6 million/year

Job Risks: Being kidnapped by awon boys and being ransomed (unlikely if you are black).

denzel2009:

Apply to be the first BRT lady driver or joint venture with MC Oluomo.

MzDarkSkin:

^^exactly same in the Caribbean. In Jamaica and Jamaican household abroad that I have been to, ALL of them have boxes/selves loads of Nollywood movies (and movies from other African countries movies as well). Production is one thing but we love the drama and the story lines

SEFAGO:

Entry level Drilling engineer, Exxon Mobil, Nigeria

Renumeration: N 9.6 million/year

Job Risks: Being kidnapped by awon boys and being ransomed (unlikely if you are black).

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