₦airaland Forum

babyosisi:
looking for back up eh?
hey yaaa!!!!

perhaps you don't know TOH and I agree most of the time.
she's a smart woman who uses her brains appropriately and we disagree with each other respectfully.

I'm happy many have been able to see through your charade
2 face ilaudatia

Why on earth would I call for back up?  Hehehe. . . .you actually get more pathetic by the minute, small fry. You just love speaking from both sides of the mouth, don't you?? And while we are on the subject of women who use their brains appropriately, I can see that you have not bothered to use yours'. Anyway, that is not suprising. If memory serves me well, you have exchanged some very disrespectful words with her, in the past. So who are you trying to fool??

It's obvious that your facade is slipping, you hater. Keep trying to tell the world that you don't hate the Ijaw in one breath, and then turn round to use your sly mouth to insult them on other threads, in the next. The world can see through you, babyosisitia!

babyosisi:
Oh,is it today you're finding out about laudetenisha ?
some of us like donzie,ninetofive,romeo and myself were never fooled.

Thank you. . .maybe you can share your 'findings' with us in black & white, you nitwit. And thanks again for giving us the roll-call of the members of your tribalistic cartel, babyosisinisha. We all know the kind of hate that fuels their thoughts, so am the last person that would take those names you mentioned, seriously. It is sad that Thiefofhearts isn't around to put you in your slimy place.

Afam:
So, na me wan give you lifeline to help you redeem you battered image based on masked hatred? For where?

Tell them say you know see me.

One thing you have failed to realize is that you can never hide who you really are, our life dey like mirror, e must to show you wetin you be even if na broken mirror sef.

Do have a lovely weekend and stop hating.

Stop hating, ke??.   . . .Haba. . .the hatred is coming from your direction. When was the last time you looked in the mirror?? Go back and check. You will see it oozing out from your pores. As for battered image, ol' boy, na you get am pass. You have been exposed for what you truly are. A tribalistic toad. Please stop bleating about "masked hatred". Substantiate your allegations with proof, not outright lies. Then maybe people will feel that you have a case. You Liar!!

My question to you still stands:

laudate:
You also stated that: as a person I have nothing against you but knowing that you harbour hatred towards the Igbos only make it easier for me to relate to your posts. . . My question to you still remains the same "how did you arrive at this knowledge??" Show everyone in black & white where you got your so-called knowledge from, by stating the remark I made which expresses such hatred.

Maybe the day hens decide to grow teeth, you will oblige everyone with an answer!

Planner:
What!!! Is that Laudate saying these! I thought that you are more intelligent than the above statement youy made.

Emm, Laudate is it wrong to defend what is your own? Just tell me.

Nothing is wrong in defending your own, as you say, but I see everything wrong when that defence is laced with abuse, insults and derogatory remarks. And that is an art the tribalistic cartel have perfected on nairaland. Don't act like you do not know they exist.

When you jump to their defence, they keep mum. But the minute you express the slightest hint of disgreement with their own point of view, ah. . . .na wahala. The first thing they'll do is to label you as an Igbo-hater. Then they will join hands or should I say keyboards, to pour venom on your ethnic group, tribe, occupation or ancestral links. Whichever comes first.  If you ask them to substantiate their allegations, you will wait till kingdom come, because they cannot supply proof. Try and reason with them, you only get more abusive words hurled in your direction.

After they are done, they expect you to play dead or acknowledge their super human feat. As far as I'm concerned, that is their greatest mistake. If anyone gives me stress, I'll dish it out in equal measure to them, straight up. I will not insult their ethnic group, or denigrate their origins. NO!! But I will match them stockfish for stockfish, by telling them off without mincing words.  Chikena! Enough of this nonsense.

babyosisi:
welcome to the real laudate,like the undertaker,the mask is off

And your point is. . . . .just what exactly?? 

Since you brought up the issue of masks, can you kindly tell us what mask you are referring to?? The one you and your ignorant, tribalistic cartel have been wearing?? Tell us o! And stop using a smiley to hide your innuendos and silly insinuations.

onyx79:
To start with, this kind of question can only breed strife and bllind patriotism. The kind of delusion that made Hitler embark on a mad conquest. Nobody on earth had a hand in choosing the location where he or she would be born let alone the culture of its people.

I think what is more important is the contributions we have to make as individuals to ensuring that life is a bit better for others around us. Its about what we are doing with the lives we have, someone died gasping for breath last night. What are we doing with ours?
please if you already have children, teach them not to despise anyone based on tribe,colour or country. Appreciate the diversity that exists in life. If you look real close, there is unity in that diversity.
i hope that with these few points of mine,

Preach it, bro'. Pree-ea-ach !! Well said! 

[quote author=Paw-Paw link=topic=71578.msg1380404#msg1380404 date=1186818524]Pseudonym is a false name used mainly by writers or journalist etc. You can't call my screen name a false or fake name, Seun requires you to have a screen name to log in. It becomes a pseudonym if having known someone to be pawpaw, I then change my screen name to something really silly like Xris74. It would be deemed a pseudonym because I would have assumed a fake or false name. In fact the word "pseudonym" is mainly used in literally circles, though I can see why you consider my post a literary masterpiece. Next time try checking the meaning of a word before using it, also try getting this reference book called "Dictionary". If you can't afford it, beg a friend, if all fails steal it from a library. Word of warning though, I would not accept random use of obscure words from the aforementioned ref book. Language is a means of communication, the target audience need to understand what you are trying to convey. Hope this little help regenerates the dead cells you call your brain. Enjoy.[/quote]Oh mi gosh!!   I can't stop laughing!! Chei!! What an answer. . .    

Gamine:
Halleluyah!!!

this thread has come to being

i was comin close to starting up smthing like this

Hausa guys Tufiaka!!
they r as Gay as Gay can be

Please how many Hausa guys have you met, known or interacted with, to jump to this kind of silly, generalised conclusion?? Are you aware that Hausa people can be found in several states in Northern Nigeria? Are you aware that a lot of them are also Christians (even though they are fewer than the Muslim population) . .and many of them have been persecuted for their faith in Christ?? Are you aware that being a Hausa Christian from an Islamic family, is the surest way to ostracism (and in some cases), is seen as an offence punishable by[i] death?[/i]

Kindly do some research on Hausa men, before you lump them all into one category, in your haste to make snide comments about them.

denex:
He loveth life so much yet made millions lose their lives.

denex:
hero or no hero, I will say the truth.

Is Hitler not some people's hero?

Alright, mark my words. . .you will soon be accused of being an Igbo-hater. Just wait and see.  

Very soon, the tribalistic cartel will jump on your case. Don't say I didn't warn you!!  

ono:
My goodness!! I have never seen such a brilliant reply. No. Not in Nairaland. May God in his infinite mercies bless you with the blessings from above. Blessings that transcends proceeds from oil sales - peace of mind, success, good health and a sound mind.

Hehehe. . . .and may god bless me too! Can I get an Amen from somebody, pls??

doyin13:
@denex

That is totally contrary to what I wrote.

It is precisely because they are perfectly sane adults in the delta that we(the rest) should in our ''considerate mercies'' entrust the owner of the property with what is theirs.

In fact, may God continue blessing you one million times ^{raised to power twenty}, for that statement!! The touch of irony was. . . . .a masterstroke!

Afam:
There is no road in that route you are taking. Dead end.

How many times have we disagreed on anything on this forum for you to talk about dissenting positions?

It is a dead end to you, because you do not have tenable facts to back up your position. We have not had any reason to disagree in other threads. But even if we had a reason to disagree, I would never attack the person I disagree with, verbally or in writing, simply because he or she took a position that is different from mine, if such a person didn't attack me first. Period. I would only make my stand known, state the facts clearly and succintly, and then hope that the person would see reason. You, on the other hand, would rather insult, abuse, denigrate and attack the person for no just cause, other than the fact that the person in question, did not share your point of view. How sensible is that? 

Afam:
Have you ever seen a thread where I have attacked or abused a people? Even if I know your tribe today and you abuse the Igbos I will never abuse you tribe but I can (and most likely will) abuse you.

It is wrong to abuse a people based on the actions of a few.

Oh, so you know it is wrong to abuse a people based on the actions of a few??!! Wow! You have also asked me if I have seen you abuse another tribe, well let me rephrase your own question and throw it back at you. . . where, when and in what manner, have I ever abused your own ethnic group to warrant any insults from you? Please cite the facts. Am waiting! 

Afam:
I restate this: If it took my comment about your position on Ono and the hate filled comments you were ever so ready to defend to know that I am a bad person and according to you, that you will lose all the respect you had for me then[b] it shows that you are a sycophant, simple.[/b]Learn not to like or dislike people based on convenience, let a sound principle of what is right or wrong guide you.

As a person I have nothing against you but knowing that you harbour hatred towards the Igbos only make it easier for me to relate to your posts. My intention was not to start a boxing contest as I no get the energy for that one now.

This is where you are dead wrong. Obviously, my own philosophy of life differs from your own. I do not abuse, insult or denigrate people who have never attacked me verbally or in print. I will not call a man evil, if he has not shown any evil towards me, so this your warped view that I "like or dislike people based on convenience," is total bull!! 

You feel that by calling me a sycophant and a hate-filled person, you have scored some cheap points?? Sorry!  You have merely shown the rest of the world the putrid status of your mind, by lashing out in anger, towards someone who has done you no wrong. You cannot defend your unwarranted attacks, that is why you are taking this route. I am actually beginning to feel sorry for you!  Respect is not given, it is earned. I was taught to respect everybody, irrespective of their status in life or background. But if that person shows that he is so unworthy of respect, either through his actions or his words, I withdraw my respect, because he or she has proven to be so undeserving of it. That is my principle. Even the scriptures talk about not casting your pearls before swine.  

You also stated that: as a person I have nothing against you but knowing that you harbour hatred towards the Igbos only make it easier for me to relate to your posts. . . My question to you still remains the same "how did you arrive at this knowledge??" Show everyone in black & white where you got your so-called knowledge from, by stating the remark I made which expresses such hatred. You have still been unable to do so! Instead you continue to lie, prevaricate and avoid the real issue.

Finally, you still keep insisting that I supported Ono's comment, when I have explained to you that I didn't see it, initially. And I have told you over and over again, to show proof and state where I expressed support for those comments in black & white, again you have been unable to do so. I rest my case. Let me leave the floor for you to continue your tirade. Keep indulging in propaganda and naked lies. Knock yourself out!!

Dis Guy:
of course they can but they don't anyway if you wish come true i hope they become catholics, not those pastors that promise to turn our desert land into lush greens for our cattle. me i still want to drink fresh fura dey nunu

Catholics, ke?? No-oo-oo!! I want them to become pentecostals. Yes. . . .so that they will be zealous for God. As for your assertion that they can read, but do not . . . .haba! That is so untrue!! All the ones I know can read and write, including my cousins. Which one you dey, eh?

Dis Guy:
Ze Fulani Stud to the rescue

That is nothing, but a myth!!

@Akan,

Am so disappointed in you!! If chichi81 had attacked you personally, or said something negative about you or your family in particular, I would have understood the reason for your wicked response. Haba! What you said did not potray you in good light at all. People like chichi81 should be dealt with, on an individual basis, without attacking their ethnic group. I have had a few encounters with some tribalistic morons on this forum, but I don't insult their ethnic group, I just take them directly to task on their comments without making negative remarks about their origin.

@Ndipe,

Abadie!

Thank you for saying it, the way you saw it. God bless you. Am sure Akan has taken note of the correction.

As for chichi81, the less said about that mypoic, ill-mannered salamander. . . .the better!

vigasimple:
I am once again impress with open minded contributors on this thread.

The truth is that deep down parents they want the best for their sons/daughters. The few who sworn that their child would not marry from a particular tribe may have some sentimental reasons and not enlighten or have a modern day experience.

If a yoruba or Ibo or hausa person is abroad and ready to marry and the people he/she get along with most is from the other tribe and love, what do such person do?

Inter racial/cultural and inter religion marriages are usually the best because it show understanding and tolerance and I will urge more Nigerians in Particular to promote it.
Infact some of this debate will not be necessary, and we will simply love each other and not worry about Tribes etc.

Although I am a christian(my maternal grandmother is muslim- and my paternal grand father is muslim as well) so I know about each of this faith and would not necessarily marry a muslim but will not be too stuborn to marry one ON ONE CONDITION - IF GOD SAY I SHOULD DO IT.

Let me explain I cherise and respect not only my parents and culture/tradition but they all take back seat to what my BIG DADDY in heaven has to say. He has the final say.

My parents or the family/community , or tradition are just the worldly way that i am here but God orders are not to be compromised, his word stand forever and FINAL.

My brief advice to Carbonate is to pray and seek GOd approval(if God say YES) then speak to your girlfriend's father and explain to him and allay his fears and try to let him see what the modern day is alll baout and forget all this Biafra etc thing and try to work together.

If you and your Girlfriend prays and fast together and God said you are meant for each other with or without your girlfriends father approval, the marriage and realtionship will be a success and with time all your girlfriend family , community and village will come around and love you becasue GOD HAS SPOKEN and he has the last say.

Even if your girlfriend's father says YES and GOd says NO, the answer I am afraid is NO forget the girl go and look elsewhere.

GOD BE WITH YOU AND BLESS YOU AND ME AND THE ENTIRE PEOPLE OF NIGERIA.

Vigasimple, may God bless you one million times on weekdays for your contribution, and ten million times on Sundays, for this wise counsel you have just shared with us.

Like you rightly stated, most of the time when parents object to their kids getting married to people from other ethnic groups, it has very little or nothing to do with that person's character and more to do with prejudice, and out-dated archaic ideology that cannot even withstand any empirical analysis.

I have seen folks (especially men), who will tell you that they cannot marry a girl from[i] X tribe [/i] or Y ethnic group, only for such men to turn round and marry a foreigner who treats them like crap, and will not show any respect for their relatives. Two of my friends were almost deported recently, for annoying their 'Oyinbo' wives. And those guys were the ones who made the greatest noise, about how bad other Nigerian tribes were, and how they would never think of marrying from those ethnic groups, because of some silly phobia they had.  _{*Please note: Am not saying all Oyinbo women are bad o*} 

One actually told me that he didn't want to marry from another ethnic group, (despite the fact that he speaks their language fluently), because he was afraid his kids would grow up, without understanding his own native tongue. Guess what this guy did? He turned round to marry a foreigner who showed him 'pepper' - the really hot type - and proceeded to call Immigration to deport him, simply because they had an argument and he threatened to send their eldest son home to Nigeria.

I know an Efik friend of mine - a lady- who was believing God for a husband. Do you realise that God showed her a dream, where she was getting married to a man, from a different ethnic group i.e. Igbo? She called me and said she wanted us to fast and pray, to cancel that dream. I refused. Who am I to stand against such a revelation?  Do you realise that exactly a year later she met the person she saw in her dream, and got married to him? So the ways of man, are not the ways of God.

All those that still harbour ethnic resentment against other tribes and refuse to marry outside their domain, for one flimsy reason or the other, I wish them luck. They are probably missing out on the good destiny that God has ordained for them, in those other ethnic regions.

@ebos,

Thanks for the info. on the war. Read most of it on Nowa Omoigui's website & www.dawodu.com, a while back. Here's a reading list of books for those who wish to know more about the war.

Dan Obi Awduche:

Books on Biafra
Compiled by

Dan Obi Awduche
University of Massachussettes, Amherst, MA.

AUTHOR Ojukwu, Chukwuemeka Odumegwu
TITLE Because I am involved
PUBLISHER Ibadan : Spectrum Books Ltd., 1989

AUTHOR Ojukwu, Chukwuemeka Odumegwu,
TITLE Principles of the Biafran revolution : as enunciated by General C. Odumegwu Ojukwu.
PUBLISHER Cambridge, Mass. : Biafra Review, 1969

AUTHOR Ojukwu, Emeka Odumegwu
TITLE Biafra; selected speeches and random thoughts of C. Odumegwu Ojukwu, with diaries of events.
PUBLISHER New York, Harper & Row <1969>

AUTHOR Madiebo, Alexander A.
TITLE The Nigerian revolution and the Biafran war
PUBLISHER Enugu, Nigeria : Fourth Dimension Publishers, 1980
[Note: Madiebo was the general officer commanding the Biafran army]

AUTHOR Nwankwo, Arthur Agwuncha and S. Udochukwu Ifejika,
TITLE The making of a nation: Biafra
PUBLISHER London, C. Hurst, 1969.

AUTHOR Nwankwo, Arthur Agwuncha
TITLE Nigeria: the challenge of Biafra
PUBLISHER London, R. Collings, 1972.

AUTHOR Forsyth, Frederick,
TITLE The Making of a Nation: The Biafran story.
PUBLISHER Baltimore, Penguin Books [1969]

AUTHOR: Forsyth, Frederick, 1938-
TITLE: Emeka
Edition: Reprinted with corrections 1992
PUBLISHER: Ibadan, Nigeria : Spectrum Books ; Jersey, Channel Islands, UK : Safari Books (Export), 1992.

AUTHOR Azikiwe, Nnamdi
TITLE Origins of the Nigerian Civil War
PUBLISHER Apapa : Nigerian National Press, 1969

AUTHOR Opia, Eric Agume
TITLE Why Biafra? : Aburi, prelude to Biafran tragedy[/b]PUBLISHER San Rafael, Calif. : Leswing Press, c1972.

AUTHOR Chima, Alex.
TITLE [b]Future lies in a progressive Biafra: a socio-economic history of the republic of Biafra.
PUBLISHER London, Alex Chima, 1968.

AUTHOR Odogwu, Bernard, 1936-
TITLE No place to hide : crises and conflicts inside Biafra
PUBLISHER Enugu, Nigeria : Fourth Dimension, 1985.
[Note: Odogwu was head of Biafra's secret service unit]

AUTHOR Achuzia, Joe O. G.
TITLE Requiem Biafra / by Joe O.G. Achuzia.
PUBLISHER Enugu, Nigeria : Fourth Dimension Publishers, 1986.
[Note: Achuzia was one of the more renowned Biafran field commanders]

AUTHOR Ademoyega, Adewale
TITLE Why we struck : the story of the first Nigerian coup
PUBLISHER Ibadan (Nigeria) : Evans, 1981
[Note: Ademoyega was one of the five majors that intiated Nigeria's first military coup]

AUTHOR Gbulie, Ben.
TITLE[b] Nigeria's five majors : coup d'etat of 15th January 1966, first inside account.[/b]
PUBLISHER Onitsha, Nigeria : Africana Educational Publishers (Nig), c1981

AUTHOR Mainasara, A. M
TITLE The five majors : why they struck
PUBLISHER Zaria [Nigeria] : Hudahuda Publishing Co., 1982.

AUTHOR Nwigwe, Henry Emezuem.
TITLE Nigeria - the fall of the First Republic
PUBLISHER London, Motorchild Press, [1972]

AUTHOR Azikiwe, Nnamdi
TITLE Peace proposals for ending the Nigerian civil war.
PUBLISHER London : Colusco, 1969

AUTHOR Gbulie, Ben.
TITLE The fall of Biafra
PUBLISHER Enugu, Anambra State, Nigeria : Benlie, 1989

AUTHOR Wiseberg, Laurie Sheila
TITLE The international politics of relief : a case study of the relief operations mounted during the Nigerian civil war (1967-1970)
PUBLISHER Thesis - University of California, Los Angeles, 1973.

AUTHOR Lloyd, Hugh G et al
TITLE The Nordchurchaid airlift to Biafra, 1968-1970. An operations report.
PUBLISHER Copenhagen, 1150 Kobenhavn K., Folkekirkens Nodhjalp, Eksp.: Kobmagergade 26, 1972

AUTHOR East-Central State (Nigeria). Ministry of Works, Housing, and Transport
TITLE[b] Report on war damages to roads, bridges, waterworks and equipment in the East Central State of Nigeria.[/b]PUBLISHER Enugu, Printed by the Govt. Printer 1970

AUTHOR Ozalla, M. Odogwu.
TITLE Ojukwu's new type democracy
PUBLISHER Lagos (Committee of Ibo Intellectuals) 1969

AUTHOR Ozalla, M. Odogwu.
TITLE Ojukwu's "self-determination"; a reappraisal in the light of international politics
PUBLISHER (Apapa 0, Printed by the Nigerian National Press 1969.

AUTHOR United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs. Subcommittee on Africa.
TITLE Report of the Special Coordinator for Nigerian Relief. Hearing, Ninety-first Congress, first session. April 24, 1969.
PUBLISHER Washington, US. Govt. Print. Off., 1969

AUTHOR Asika, Ukpabi.
TITLE No victors, no vanquished.
PUBLISHER (Enugu) East-Central State Information Service 1968

AUTHOR Graham-Douglas, Nabo B.
TITLE Ojukwu's rebellion and world opinion
PUBLISHER London : Galitzine, Chant, Russell and Partners, 1968

AUTHOR Eastern Nigeria. Ministry of Information.
TITLE Nigerian crisis 1966: (Eastern Nigeria viewpoint)
PUBLISHER Enugu, Eastern Nigeria. Ministry of Information. 1966.

AUTHOR Ugobelu, Egbebelu.
TITLE Biafra war revisited : a concise account of events that led to the Nigerian civil war
PUBLISHER Atlanta, GA : ProPrints of Atlanta, 1992

AUTHOR Enonchong, Charles.
TITLE[b] I know who killed Major Nzeogwu! : an investigation into the most secret cover-up of the Nigerian Civil War[/b]PUBLISHER Lagos : Century, 1991

I hope anyone going for the first book by Dim Ojukwu, would not be too disappointed. I read it, and there was little or nothing about the war, in it. Am still trying to get a refund from the publisher.

grafikdon:
@Laudate, I think there must have been a mistake, I don't see anything derogatory or inflammatory about my comments on the aborted Izuogu Motors adventure.

A thousand apologies to you jare, my dear brother!! It was an error on my part. I cut & pasted the wrong quote by mistake. Check my previous post, it has been sorted out now. . . .

Xris74: True talk. People who hide under the shadow of the internet to spew their hatred and pretencious existence. Hell fire on earth awaits them.

Aren't you spewing forth hate right now? I guess the hottest part of hell will be reserved for you then, because I cannot see anything that I have said to you in the recent or distant past, that would warrant this kind of silly attack.

Afam: Thank God people are beginning to see Laudate for what he is.

I prefer to relate with Ono 1000 times over than relate with Laudate because anyone that vents his anger using words or actions is far better than one that will pretend that all is well while harboring deep rooted hatred towards you.

In Laudate I have seen enough, I am actually looking for a blindfold this minute.

My message to all Igbo haters remain:

LOVE THE IGBOS OR HATE THEM, YOU CANNOT IGNORE THEM, NEVER.

Since you know so much about Laudate, kindly supply proof in black & white to show how Laudate has pretend(ed) that all is well while harboring deep rooted hatred towards you. In what way have I shown hatred towards the Igbo, please??  Cite dates, statistics and provide empirical evidence o! Don't lie, because that seems to be your stock in trade right now!! 

Don't just make empty threats, unwarranted insulting remarks or far-fetched ridiculous hyperbolic comments to paint me black, for[i] no just cause.[/i] It seems that when anyone disagrees with you, the first thing you do is reach for your repertoire of abuse, to dish out uncomplimentary missiles in that person's direction. Thank God, people are also beginning to see you for what you are!! A conceited, intolerant, tribalistic, abusive toad that cannot comprehend dissent in any form, and would rather use propaganda and vitriol to get his points across!!

Like I said before, you obviously get your kicks from taking pot shots at me. So why should I disturb you from doing what you know best? Oya, continue. . . . .show the world how your vocabulary came from the gutter. 

Donzman: People are still figuring out that hate filled individual called Laudate, welcome to 2 MONTHS ago!

Eeyah. . . .this juvenile twenty-something year old, ignorant twerp is seeking for attention once again!! Obviously, you were not taught any manners. Talk true, them send you??   You keep calling others hate-filled, yet the hatred that drips from your own words is enough to fill an ocean. You keep hopping about from one thread to the other, throwing barbs at Laudate. Mumu!! I guess you probably dream about me too. May God deliver you from this obsession you have with me. Oya, say Amen. . . .

What does Ono's ethnic background have to do with this debate?? Oh, I get it. Someone wants to turn this whole debate into an Ono's ethnic group vs. Our own ethnic group contest. What a brilliant idea!!

Oya, make una start di show. Na me go collect tickets for dis corner. . . . .

Afam:
@laudate,

If it took you ages to figure out how bad Afam is because he made comments about you that you didn't like then it means you are the biggest sycophant in the world today.

Ooops. . . .here comes another one!! Name-calling is your forte, isn't it? First, it was Igbo-hater. Now it is sycophant. What next?

If what you said was true, I wouldn't have any qualms with it. But what you have said so far, has been so obviously biased, untrue and prejudiced. But if calling me all the obscene names in the world, is the only way you get your kicks. . . . .hey, who am I to stop you?? Here, take the floor. And knock yourself out.

Afam:
Quote from: laudate on Today at 01:05:34 PM
Afam, I used to have a lot of respect for your views but after what I just read here, am lost for words. I have simply lost all respect for anything you have said thus far, or any comments you might make from here onwards!! .

Feel free to lose all respect because I stated something about you that you obviously do not like. Not to worry, it is common with Nigerians, they are usually comfortable with things until it hits them and then they start reacting.

Yes o! Thank goodness for freedom of choice. I do not like what you stated about me, because it was nothing but an obvious lie!!   I have zero tolerance for liars and bigots like you, who find it so easy to play the ethnic card when chips are down. So permit me, to react to this comment of yours, by telling you that there is no need for you to lie, to get your points across. Your favourite phrase on this thread has been "Igbo hater'. So far you have labelled just about everyone, an "Igbo hater."  Feel free to continue flinging the word around like a child having a tantrum, if it will make you feel better. When an enlightened person disagrees with a comment, he should point out the areas of dispute and refute claims with facts, instead of insults. But I guess that is too much to expect from you.

Afam:
Quote from: laudate on Today at 01:05:34 PM

In what way does Laudate share Ono's hatred, please? Kindly state in black & white, the ways in which I have shared his hatred o! Since you are now psychic, please show the whole world the hatred that Laudate has expressed, and how it was done. .

Considering the fact that you seem to be the only one on this forum that did not see (abi missed out) Ono's statement about wishing all the Igbos were killed during the war (even when Ono later tried to apologize claiming annoyance or something) then it makes perfect sense to believe that it is either those portions of this thread are invisible to your eyes or that you have chosen to ignore them yet have the boldness to challenge people that Ono did not make such comments. .

Oh. . . . .so it is now a crime, to have missed out a comment? Or is it a felony not to see a thing? Quite frankly, the insults were getting boring, so I skipped a few posts (or pages, if you like) because I didn't feel like plouging through cheap shots and didn't want to be bored by the putrid insults, that were going back & forth. Until Ono made reference to his previous statement, where he stated that he was responding to McKren's earlier insults, I had not seen that comment he made, before. And if I didn't see it, how on earth could I have agreed with him on that point??   I guess it was far easier for you to jump to erroneous conclusions by claiming that Laudate saw the comment and agreed with it. How sad.

Afam:
Quote from: laudate on Today at 01:05:34 PM

If Ono said he wished all Igbos were killed in the war, I must have missed it. Please post the link to that statement here, so that I can read it and pass my own comments.


I do not pass opinions on things I have not read, in black & white. It is dishonest to do so. To accuse me of hatred without proof, says a lot about your low grasp of issues and the prejudiced way you have chosen to approach things.

Sorry, I shall not be searching for and posting the link to the area where such comments were made.

I don't need you to read it (again anyway because I believe there is no way anyone would have missed it) let alone pass your comments as the ones you have passed already is enough for me to know where you stand.

You believe there is no way anyone would have missed it. Well unless you were sitting with that person, behind his or her computer, how can you tell for a fact that they didn't miss it, for crying out loud??

You know what?? Your prejudice has obviously clouded your vision. Get rid of it. It is so sad to see that you have decided to toe the path, of the tribalistic cartel.

denex:
@romeo

When I said some people are very dull, I was refering to you. I didn't say somebody was dull when refering to you, I said some people are dull because your level of dullness is so alarming, I can't believe it's all from one person.

Anyway, if you can take time out for a little recess, please give us the "christian" version of the name Aisha. Or should she just call herself "Aliveandwell"?

Oh, you have just had an encounter with romeo, the resident eccentric, shallow twerp on Nairaland. ask him to give you the English or Christian version of Aisha. Am sure he has probably seen it somewhere. . . . . .who knows?

Afam:
I did state earlier that Laudate shares Ono's hatred by supporting (or not even seeing where Ono stated he wished the Igbos were all killed in the war according to him) him even though he doesn't want to say things that could be reproduced, hence his subtle support for the hatred Ono carries.

So, if a busy forum like this sees only Laudate supporting Ono and Ono in his wisdom believes every other person is against him because he is smart, factual or reasonable then there is a real problem with the man.

On english language sha, Ono's grammar are better than me but I will not allows that facts to bothers me at all because all finger are not equal.

Afam, I used to have a lot of respect for your views but after what I just read here, am lost for words. I have simply lost all respect for anything you have said thus far, or any comments you might make from here onwards!! 

In what way does Laudate share Ono's hatred, please? Kindly state in black & white, the ways in which I have shared his hatred o! Since you are now psychic, please show the whole world the hatred that Laudate has expressed, and how it was done.

If Ono said he wished all Igbos were killed in the war, I must have missed it. Please post the link to that statement here, so that I can read it and pass my own comments.

I do not pass opinions on things I have not read, in black & white. It is dishonest to do so. To accuse me of hatred without proof, says a lot about your low grasp of issues and the prejudiced way you have chosen to approach things.

obowunmi:
absolutely nothing,
she lives in aba selling oporoko and cray fish in the day time,
and at night goes out to hawk in a cheap hotel
i guess that is an achievement too.

There is nothing wrong with selling oporoko & cray fish. Nothing wrong with hawking too, as long as it isn't sex, or something illegal that is being hawked. It is her mindless, ridiculous, peurile attempts to deride other ethnic groups that is so irritating. Someone must have flung her around when she was a child, and so she landed on her head. That was obviously when the screws got loose in her brain. Pity. 

Hmmn. . . . . . .wonders shall never end. I really don't think that Dangote would scheme out his uncle, because blood is often much more thicker than water, in the far north. Loyalty is sacred. Until I get to hear the truth from those who know the family quite well, I prefer to take this story with a pinch of salt. . . .nah, twenty pinches of salt, sef.

doyin13:
@Xris

If you suggest another reason worth 4billion dollars per annum why we should disregard oil, then you might have something on Ono

Ah, finally. . . . .here comes a voice of reason!! Thank you for your suggestion, doyin13. Even though I do not share Ono's attachment to oil, I still belive we should focus on the issues instead of wasting time attacking one person. Now, let's get back on track!

Uche2nna:
@ laudate

Yeah You rite. The Fulani language is distinct from the Hausa language but I can understand the Hausa language and not the Fulani. I lived in Kano for several years but I did not come across many Fulanis.

Must mention this tho : The Fulani girls are smashingly beautiful. Walahi, those fulani nyarinya are something else.

I beg. . . .make I dash you one hi-five for there, jare!! Thank you for the vote of confidence!! You need to see my Fulani cousins. . . . .'fine' is too small a word, to describe them. They are gorgeous!

Dis Guy:
i didnt want to confuse people that's why i'm not speaking fulfulde

that will be a complete waste of time, most my people don't read in English how in the world will they read a Fulani bible

An increasing number of them, can read and write, my friend. And those who can read, will teach those who lack literacy skills. Simple! Anyway, like I said earlier, I pray it suceeds. I would like to see the first Fulfude church service, or Fulfude-speaking church in my lifetime!

Dis Guy:
Ze Fulani _super Stud

Oh my goodness!! I can't stop laughing!! You are a ba-aa-ad guy!!