Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Lost Igbos Forever by laudate: 12:30am On Sep 14, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Lost Igbos Forever by laudate: 12:28am On Sep 14, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: FG To Provide Insurance Cover For Ranch Operators - Audu Ogbeh by laudate: 12:22am On Sep 14, 2017 |
Blue3k: Excellent suggestions insurance companies can simply encourage it by charging lower premiums to customers. Exactly!!  If this can be done properly, then by identifying the cattle and also owner of the cattle, one can even track the herdsmen assigned to such cattle and arrest them, in cases where they go on rampage in different communities!! |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Lost Igbos Forever by laudate: 12:18am On Sep 14, 2017 |
ofai: Shut up and hide your cowardly tail somewhere.
Fooling yourself all over nairaland. Ah, when people like you have nothing to say - they take refuge behind insults. We know your type!  |
Politics › Re: FG To Provide Insurance Cover For Ranch Operators - Audu Ogbeh by laudate: 12:17am On Sep 14, 2017 |
veraponpo: I think you dont understand the message.
Ranching is the way ( if you dont want nomadic herdsmen to continue fighting and killing farmers.
However, it is capital intensive and has become risky because of the rustlers who can 'steal cows'.
Therefore, the government, as a way of encouraging investment in this area, wants to provide insurance ( in case of any loss), and security personnel to secure them from rustlers.
This is a good initiative, if you ask me. Why can't they tag the cattle with RFID microchips that would allow proper monitoring of the movements of such cattle? If such chips are used, you can easily identify whose cattle has been moved, or which cattle strayed into the different farmlands of other people, and in so doing identify the owners and ask for compensation, when such farmlands are destroyed.  That would prove effective. I hope the insurance companies insist on the cattle being fitted with these devices. They act like trackers.  |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Lost Igbos Forever by laudate: 12:12am On Sep 14, 2017 |
ofai: Oya, conduct and prove me wrong na... Why should I conduct a census? Were you not the one claiming that no one else was laughing??!  Oya, prove it, nah!  What happened to the metaphysical powers that made you see what everyone was doing behind their keyboard, and led you to conclude that no one was laughing? I don talk am before, na 'small boy' syndrome dey worry you.... Oya, for the last time swerve out of my mentions biko! |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Lost Igbos Forever by laudate: 12:05am On Sep 14, 2017 |
ofai: You seem to be the only one laughing here.
You futile effort in fueling discord just like Lucifer did, has always failed. Did you conduct a census or a survey to know that I was the only one laughing here? Or are you psychic and can now see other people behind their keyboards, to know whether they are laughing or not? Bia talk true, was his comment not very funny? Biko, tell da truth and let di devil be ashamed, o!!  |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Lost Igbos Forever by laudate: 12:01am On Sep 14, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Lost Igbos Forever by laudate: 12:00am On Sep 14, 2017 |
ofai: Am.not surprised that you lack comprehension.
Being respected does not stop marginalization. Chimo!! What school did you go to again?  So people who are respected, are victims of marginalisation? Dayum!  And here I was thinking it is those who are not respected, that end up being marginalised. Well what do you know? The gospel according to St. Ofai is quite different!  |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Lost Igbos Forever by laudate: 11:54pm On Sep 13, 2017 |
rosalieene: omo see vexing
I am igbo but yet still don't really understand their agitation Bia nwannem, lemme give you one hi-five for dia!  |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Lost Igbos Forever by laudate: 11:52pm On Sep 13, 2017 |
GioArmani: Ibos can hate!!! If they can't compete with you, they start trying to belittle your name. So you sef has decoded their modus operandi? I thought I was the only one who noticed it....  |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Lost Igbos Forever by laudate: 11:49pm On Sep 13, 2017*. Modified: 1:15am On Sep 14, 2017 |
freddywells81: Your comment lack reason.because u heard IPOB yoots saying they develop somewhere ,u too want to talk . You were migrating purposely to doing business in an environment where there is ready market for you in terms of population and infrastructure .Nigerians are much (millions) in the United Kingdom,can we say we develop the UK? A typical IGBO man will firstly consider building in his hometown before considering any other place they are..so ,if u build a house in Lagos ,its for ur self. Was it una(IPOBs) that pulled resources together to construct KETU-IKORODU road? Mschew!* You are the one that needs help..was there anything I called Iheanacho to send part of his money to me or use it to construct my street ? U should even be charged with 'capital flight' cos the money u make in the SW is taken away to SE. What do you think led to the Civil war In the first place? Who carried out / masterminded the first coup d etat in Nigeria? Patriotism my foot! Chisos!! I can't remember the last time I laughed this much!  This comment you made here just cracked me up: "You are the one that needs help..was there anything I called Iheanacho to send part of his money to me or use it to construct my street ? U should even be charged with 'capital flight' cos the money u make in the SW is taken away to SE...." Epic! I hereby nominate this remark, as the funniest comment of the year!! https://68.media.tumblr.com/61c4c5c233cca172ef7200793dccdf45/tumblr_mukxwvSbTs1reu0zco4_r1_250.gif |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Lost Igbos Forever by laudate: 11:42pm On Sep 13, 2017 |
ofai: only cowards reason like you. the biafran war earned more respect for the Igbo both from their friends and foes alike. so take your cowardly talk elsewhere. Yeah...it earned your people so much respect, that they are now crying marginalisation today, and claiming they want to be set free. Abeg, swerve.
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Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Lost Igbos Forever by laudate: 11:33pm On Sep 13, 2017 |
Rossikki: Op, who the fck cares about Igbos? You can go wherever the fck you like, but just leave the Nigerian Delta alone because that is not your territory, and if you try to seize it, you will be slaughtered and decimated by the Nigerian military. Inugwo?
Bunch of intending oil thieves pretending to be "victims". Manipulative, narcissistic freaks. Make una come carry oil thief. Umu anuofia.
Tell me which ethnic group has benefited more from Nigeria than Igbos? All over Nigeria they are making money, and using it to build mansions in their villages. Yet we won't hear word. Everyday secession this and that. Kuku secede let us deport 25 million of your fcking asses back to Anambra and Enugu and see how you fare. Stupid fcking idiots. Rossikki: Honestly, for people who claim to be smart, the Igbo masses who support Kanu are beyond stupid. Zero intellectual curiosity. Zero introspection. Zero sense of strategy. Just a bunch of ignorant dunderheads driven by hate and nothing else. Their international geopolitical awareness is Zero. The other day they carried placards to London and EU to seek partners. The same UK and Europe that aligned with Nigeria against them in 1967. Just thoughtless, dumb fools running around and disgracing themselves. Chai!! Bros, why you dey vex like dis? Take am easy, biko!  Don't let these chaps turn you into what you are not.... ignore them!  |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Lost Igbos Forever by laudate: 11:30pm On Sep 13, 2017 |
drefe2real: So the Igbo's were innocent during the civil war. Go and read your history very well. Both sides committed atrocities. Unfortunately, the Igbo's committed theirs against the Southern minorities. The Igbos were the first to invade the Midwestern region and treated the tribes in the region very badly. They also maltreated the minority tribes in the old eastern region, even executing a significant number of minorities during the war. That's why majority of the tribes in the Niger Delta don't want to have anything to do with Biafra. So you guys at the East should quit playing the victim card. You also committed your fair share of atrocities during the war. Gbam!! Abeg, collect 2 bottles of chilled drinks from Mama Onoja down the road. You deserve it.  In fact, collect one whole crate, sef! Use it to cool down. Tell her that all the drinks are on me.  |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Lost Igbos Forever by laudate: 11:27pm On Sep 13, 2017 |
reality1010: I thought u said u watch Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe's speech.Watch his vidoes u will know who fought for Nigeria's independence.Even Awolowo bowed for him in Nigeria and even at conferences outside Nigeria.You r a kid who listened to present day statements that goes around.Through NCNC Zik achieved independence for Nigeria.Have u heard of the Zikist Movement led by Abdallah an Igbira man?Their actions were what made the British to begin the processes of independence. Zik achieved independence for Nigeria?  Yikes!  Was it a solo effort? Who taught you this fallacy? Please how old did you say you were, again??  |
Politics › Re: Biafra: South East Group Blames Kanu Over Ipob’s Face-off With Military by laudate: 3:52pm On Sep 13, 2017 |
Mrrationalshop1: Hmmmmmmm I wonder o so for a blogger to repost a news is now a sin. Did I change the write up to make it fake ?? Or didn't I give the source a credit ' What wrong have I don now. Please enemies of progress u guys should secede from my threads. When you first posted the story here, you did not include the source or the link! Don't lie!  That was why people raised questions. You just added it now. When you report a story, you should always add the source, so that people can read it and verify! Were you at the site, where the event took place? Or were you a direct eye-witness to the whole event? No!  So why couldn't you have just included the original source from the beginning? That was what made people doubt your story, and start raising questions about its' authenticity. You bloggers should learn to accept corrections. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Lost Igbos Forever by laudate: 3:32pm On Sep 13, 2017 |
drefe2real: Niger Delta is different from South East. The Ijaws, Efiks, Ibibios, Urhobo, Isokos, and Binis are not Igbos. You Easterners should stop dragging Niger Delta into your problems. You people should just face your problems in the South East. We have our problems in the Niger Delta too. Gbam!!  God bless you one million times on Sunday, for this comment! |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Lost Igbos Forever by laudate: 3:30pm On Sep 13, 2017 |
Olu20090: Yorubaas think this will not affect them. I pity them insulting IPOB and wishing Nnamdi Kanu dead. This war unlike 1967 will also be fought in Lagos as our people have seen the wickedness of afonjas throughout this process. Don't be silly!!  Who started the insults, first? Wasn't it IPOB? On Radio Biafra?  They were the first to start insulting Hausas, Yorubas and everybody else. Tell the truth and let the devil be ashamed. When those of us from minority groups were telling them to reduce their campaign of hate, and tone down their venomous speeches, they had the effrontery to not only insult us and our lineage, but also draw a map including some of our homelands, into their proposed republic.  Simply because they were agitating for their proposed Biafra. When we protested the inclusion, they spewed more vitriol in our direction. Whatever a man sows, he shall reap! Now you are complaining about people insulting IPOB?  Let IPOB live with the consequences of its' actions and hate speeches... As my good friend Graphiti would say "let everybody hol' im mama brezz!" |
Politics › Re: Biafra: Niger Delta Avengers Begins Move To Defend And Protect Nnandi Kanu by laudate: 3:21pm On Sep 13, 2017 |
Nemesis1: Na so una dey use fake news kill una self
Biafra now has patriot missiles and armored tanks , Avengers are peace making group abi? They want to negotiate peace for Nigeria
Same set of people will start screaming when army comes to look for weapons in their city
Mumu No mind am!  Look at what he said: Dokubo Asari, Tompolo Ekpemupolo and NDA have all "missiled" their emissaries to Afara Ukwu.. Good! Umunne shout Good!!.. That alone is a representation of Delta, Bayelsa and Rivers state against OUR COMMON ENEMY.. Where are those efulefus reciting, "Ika not Igbo" only at Zuckervillie.. A motion moved by overfeeding and seconded by cheap data.. An Igbo adage have replied you all, "when the corpse starts decaying, the friends that are better than a brother disappears!".. Abeg Ijaw, Itshekiri, Urhobo etc ekele m unu.. Waadooo!! Ask him who are these 'emissaries' and how many are they?  The title of his thread is so misleading, and bears little correlation to the contents of his post! mtcheew. |
Politics › Re: Biafra: South East Group Blames Kanu Over Ipob’s Face-off With Military by laudate: 3:10pm On Sep 13, 2017 |
Mrrationalshop1: Following the recent face-off between members of the Indigenous People of Biafra and the Nigerian military in Abia State, the South East Renewal Group (SERG) has blamed Nnamdi Kanu as the root cause of the tension in the region. The development has forced the state government to declare three days of curfew in the commercial city of Aba. . Reacting to the incident, SERG called on Igbo leaders of thought not to tarry further in doing the needful to arrest the impending war. . Speaking at a press conference, Wednesday morning, the National President of the group, Charles Mbani, lamented that from his discovery, the IPOB youths have been brainwashed into seeing the army as the enemy. According to him, “You must have, like other Nigerians, watched recent events in Igboland with a sense of foreboding, concern and utmost dread. Images emerging from the southeast, our homeland, are as troubling as they are worrisome.
“These youths are being brainwashed by the so called Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, which is now militarizing them as its fighting force. These misguided youths have been deceived into thinking they are making the right sacrifice of protecting Nnamdi Kanu, the IPOB leader whereas the only thing they are sacrificing is their lives that they are throwing away on the alter of ignorance.
“The soldiers attacked by these uncouth elements are the ones taking part in Egwu Eke II (Operation Python Dance II), which we find most ridiculous considering that the same operation last year ensured that kidnappers and armed robbers that were desecrating our land were curtailed to a point where Igbo enjoyed peaceful 2016 Yuletide.”
Speaking further, the SERG leader condemned the confrontation with the military in the strongest terms as irresponsible and having no place in a pluralistic country like Nigeria. He said, “We urge other well-meaning elders of our land to join in condemning the incidents. The unnecessary attempt to provoke the military into using stick to address the Biafra issue would be catastrophic and those who love the region should do so well to warn their children from setting the region ablaze.
“May we emphasise that Igbo leaders of thought must tarry no further in doing the needful before it’s too late. The conspiracy of silence on the part of these leaders is what has made Nnamdi Kanu fill the resulting vacuum of leading our youth population astray. “If nothing urgent is done the next phase in this ugly evolution could threaten our existence as a people. “We have interrogated the situation and discovered that the IPOB youths have been brainwashed into seeing the army as the enemy, which is most unfortunate since the person whom they think they are defending is their real enemy.
“Nnamdi Kanu holds dual citizenship and will escape to the United Kingdom once he has the opportunity to flee across the border. He is going to leave behind broken bodies and damaged youths that would have destroyed their lives in pursuit of what is meaningless relative to contemporary world reality.” “We have also noted the role of shameless politicians in Igboland that see the madness being advocated by Nnamdi Kanu as something to be milked for political capital. If violence is activated as being advocated, then forget that our land would burn while other parts of the country continue with their life,” Mbani added. Why didn't you include the source of your story?  This story was got from the following newspaper: Daily Post at this link: http://dailypost.ng/2017/09/13/biafra-nnamdi-kanu-caused-ipob-clash-nigerian-army-group/ and at https://nigeriantell.com/news/biafra-nnamdi-kanu-caused-ipob-clash-with-nigerian-army-group
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Politics › Re: Yorubas Are The Most Industrious,Richest & Educated Tribe in Nigeria & Africa by laudate: 2:49pm On Sep 13, 2017 |
MasterChen: Rotimi Sekoni - CEO of Baton Nigeria. The company kicked off production of toothpicks just last year after CBN switched off dollar tap on 41 items
Today, with 43 staff per shift, Baton produces about 60 million sticks of tooth pick per month. It aims at producing 4 billion per each year by end of 2018. Great news!  |
Politics › Re: Dog And Baboon Soaked In Blood Speech by laudate: 2:27pm On Sep 13, 2017 |
I didn't realise PMB spoke in Hausa.  I had always thought he made that statement credited to him, in English. Well, what do you know? We live and learn everyday....  |
Politics › Re: Yoruba Must Speak Up And Denounce The Military Siege In SE by laudate: 1:42pm On Sep 13, 2017 |
graphiti: @imperialYoruba, i have just a question for u: are u more imperial/cerebral than Wole Soyinka? I hope u know dt d presumed 'silence' of Soyinka (& other well meaning omoluabis) is not 4 want of what to say. #a word is enuff 4 d wise #go figure
Cc masterchen, laudate, mayoroflagos, omohayek, johnxcel okway2 donvikings throwback elsonmorali markfemi2 alcatraz007 Graphiti, my friend....how body?!  All I would say are those your famous words, which I love to repeat: "Make everybody hol' im mama brezz!"  |
Politics › Re: Bolaji Abdullahi's “On A Platter Of Gold” A Book On Goodluck Jonathan by laudate: 1:39pm On Sep 13, 2017 |
emmasege: Comments like yours are what reveal the appalling state of our university education. How would an intelligent man feel if he reads a book's synopsis which describes Jonathan as a Yoruba or Buhari as an Igbo man? It can only suggest that the author is a lazy writer who feeds on beer parlour gossips and his article/book was not well researched. If the book cannot provide correct and common information about Jonathan's profile, then it's not worth reading. How will I trust the hidden information about Jonathan (which he intends to tell us) if he can't correctly tell me what I already knew and is easily accessible by anyone. Only zombies could think otherwise.
Bolaji made a fundamental and gross error in that poorly researched book of his, and you should have me to thank for that if you are his ear and mouth. Please do tell him to correct that error before he finally releases the books to his zombies. Thank you??  For condemning a book you have NOT read from cover to cover?  Or thank you for jumping to misjudge the author's intentions, objectives and conclusions, simply because you spotted an inaccuracy in the abstract of the book?  Or thank you for condemning the author and his entire state by labelling them as liars, simply because of an error in the abstract?! Wait, thank you for what exactly? Your illogicality??  Oga, you are a prime example of all that is wrong with our society today. Come back here when you have actually taken out time to read the entire book, or forever hold your peace!  |
Celebrities › Re: Mo Abudu Covers Genevieve Magazine At 53 by laudate: 1:32pm On Sep 13, 2017 |
GJames: If you had checked clearly, you would have known that I was asking the I quoted a question. He gave me an information, I asked if it was true, then he replied "what's true" of which I reiterated his initial statement. Oh, sorry.  |
Politics › Re: "My Experience With IPOB Boys In Aba Today" - Young Lady by laudate: 1:51am On Sep 13, 2017 |
Modsenemy: I have never seen such a dumb comment as this before. Bring out a phone and record when you are almost being lynched? In fact, when I read that guy's comment, I just shook my head.  He is one of the brainwashed IPOB crew that hear no evil, see no evil and deny all evil, even when there is proof that such evil was perpetrated by their crew. |
Politics › Re: "My Experience With IPOB Boys In Aba Today" - Young Lady by laudate: 1:49am On Sep 13, 2017 |
ritababe: and why will I lie? to what gain? my friend go and sit down you think everybody is a lier like you.
go check internet u will see pictures as evidence, don't have ur time. Sista, thank God for your life, o!  May the blood of Jesus protect your going in and out, in Jesus name. Just try and see a doctor, please. The incident must have been traumatic. And post-traumatic stress is real! |
Politics › Re: Yoruba Must Speak Up And Denounce The Military Siege In SE by laudate: 1:21am On Sep 13, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: Yoruba Must Speak Up And Denounce The Military Siege In SE by laudate: 1:18am On Sep 13, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: Yoruba Must Speak Up And Denounce The Military Siege In SE by laudate: 1:14am On Sep 13, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: Biafra: The Seriousness Of The Struggle by laudate: 1:08am On Sep 13, 2017 |
Oksman: Men I love your humility keep it up! Your character is very rare on this forum were people argue blindly even when confronted with evidence. Guy, we all live and learn.  And learning is a life-long event. I own up when I err. It is no big deal. I had an argument with someone a while ago and the person gave me the wrong info about how fed govt cannot seize foreign passports. So that was what informed my earlier stance.  I guess I should have double-checked before responding to Cynthia's post. |