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 Politics › Re: Jonathan Knows About Boko Haram Financier In CBN – Soyinka by Lordlexyy: 12:56pm On Sep 14, 2014*. Modified: 6:47pm On Sep 14, 2014 |
shizzleStar: soyinka you mean you knew all these before?If he had gone public with the name, is people like you that would have called him names. Now, since those names were submitted to the presidency, what stops them from following it up and prosecute the offenders. And when exactly has Soyinka turn Chief prosecutor. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Jonathan Abandons The Ibos - Backs Adekunle And The Yorubas by Lordlexyy: 12:22pm On Sep 14, 2014 |
I have heard a personal account of an Edo man who served in the Nigeria army during the civil war. He told me what transpired especially in Calabar and Warri, on how they Biafrans invaded villages, forcefully conscripted young men as child soldiers, terrorised villagers and setting up administrative gov't b4 the arrival of NA. The villagers, according to him, narrated the ordeal and torture they went through under the illegal government hurriedly set up by the Biafrans. According to him, the biafran's actions was akin to the militia gangs and rogue you find in Congo Republic, Liberia and Serria Lone, where they kidnapped and make child soldiers out of them. |
| Politics › Re: Why I Must Vote For Jonathan come 2015 election by Lordlexyy: 11:14am On Sep 14, 2014 |
Op, personally i like Mr. President and also hope he succeed in his transformation agenda and you will believe that other Nigerians wish him well too. But the point you raised as reasons to vote Mr. President was and will always be applicable to any candidate that eventual get elected. I was expecting you to bring out some solid facts expecially regarding infracture, education and the economy but instead, you itemised certain rhetorics that are not common with leadership here. If you are indirectly referring to Apc in your above listing, i must say, you guys are in a need of cure from low self esteem. |
| Politics › Re: A Short Letter To Late Umaru Musa Yar'adua by Lordlexyy: 10:52am On Sep 14, 2014 |
Indeed, you never know what you have until you loose it. He didn't stay for long, yet he left us with a legacy that will forever be remembered. The Longivity of leadership isn't a sign of good leadership, but the accomplishment that accompanied his leadership buried in the sand of time that can be seen, touch and felt by all is all that counts. Rest in peace great gem. |
| Politics › Re: “open Letter To Ndigbo” -by Joe Igbokwe by Lordlexyy: 11:04pm On Sep 12, 2014*. Modified: 11:19pm On Sep 21, 2014 |
Collynzo17: When you are ready to answer my questions you can come back. What are the ''detribalised'' Yorubas who are supposedly inerested in National valuse doing about those people I listed above? Simple question.What are they suppose to do since you have a 'functional' gov't that is vested with all authority to check mate any appearance of malpractices. You will do well to cite just one instance where any other ethnic group beside Igbos throng out in mass to defend any of their kin person allegedly indicted for corrupt practices. I doubt if there is any, cos the concern of every Nigerian is beyond where you come from, but over time, the Igbos through their act solidarity to thiefing tribal politicians is dragging us to the stone age of barbarism of marking and defending territories. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: “open Letter To Ndigbo” -by Joe Igbokwe by Lordlexyy: 10:44pm On Sep 12, 2014*. Modified: 11:15pm On Sep 21, 2014 |
Collynzo17: Useless long epistle. Why not tell us how the currrent Yoruba chief if Air staff is fit for national engagement or the thieving Yoruba NYSC DG and his cohorts or the murderous and thieving minister of interior and the head of immigrations who are your northern masters?And how many times have you come across the Yorubas trying so hopelessly to defend one of their 'own'? They are too refined and civilised to come to that abysmal level. Is on record that Obj received critism from his kins than anywhere else. That's what we regard as national interest above plain dumb, irrational regional interest. Little wonder why the Igbos remain suspecious to every Nigerian and even outsiders, cos the past political role the had played, from the transition of Abacha to a civilian head of state, to the present gov't, shows how unserious, tribalistic, inconsistent, hypocritical and corrupt they Igbos are, who are only interested in self than national value. If you think i will condescend to your level of insult, you are wrong, cos expectedly, i know you will respond back with an insult. 3 Likes |
| Politics › Re: “open Letter To Ndigbo” -by Joe Igbokwe by Lordlexyy: 10:29pm On Sep 12, 2014 |
Evergreen123: by scheme of tnz, u mean presidency?Except your tribe has forfeited or foregone that dream, then i will understand the insensibility displayed by the SE on national issues since is obvious that they will rather see a reckaged Nigeria than a happy Nigeria occassioned by the lies and deceit they inherited from their fathers. 3 Likes |
| Politics › Re: “open Letter To Ndigbo” -by Joe Igbokwe by Lordlexyy: 10:12pm On Sep 12, 2014*. Modified: 10:47pm On Sep 12, 2014 |
Collynzo17: Why are you and your willing slaves against Igbos?Somebody is getting heated up already even where there is no offence. The usual everyday trait or characteristics Joe was talking about. Sound, reflective reasoning will ever remain a luxery yet to be attained by these people. 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: “open Letter To Ndigbo” -by Joe Igbokwe by Lordlexyy: 9:57pm On Sep 12, 2014*. Modified: 10:48pm On Sep 12, 2014 |
chukwudi44: To think that this writer works for one of the most corrup individual in Nigeria's history in the person of Ahmed Bola Tinubu who has converted lagos state to his personal property and has shamlessly looted the coffers of the state!!! This igbokwe dude is a hypocrite, traitor per excellence and a disgrace to the igbo raceAnd who could be as disgraceful and shameful as you. Always playing the ethnic card. Nothing could be more sensible like what Joe had said, but for tribal war lords like you who would rather ignore the message and take head long on the messenger would read it differently. Those who understood the glaring hand writting on the wall knows that recent events that witnessed tribalistic outburst of the Igbos in defence of their own has proven a people sitting on a keg of gun power ready to explore. It has also proven a people not fit and trusted for any national engagements. Your unexposed utterances and uncivilised reasoning and responses to national discourse will continue to alienate you from the scheme of things. 4 Likes 1 Share |
| Politics › Re: Breaking:entire Boko Haram Force At Konduga Wiped Out By Army Troops. 400 Killed by Lordlexyy: 9:26pm On Sep 12, 2014 |
No news on this insurgents can be as refreshing as this. Long live NA, Long live the CJTF. We hope to see more of those killings until they are all routed. 3 Likes |
| Politics › Re: ‘boko Haram Still In Charge In Bama As Children, Women Die Of Hunger by Lordlexyy: 7:21pm On Sep 12, 2014 |
It is officials that most Igbos in this forum from their unguarded utterances are sub human. Why gloating over the suffering of innocent women and children who were not responsible for the civil caused by the arrogance of your 'war lord'. Is really disheartening reading idiotic comments that lack sensitivity or emotions from you folks. That being said. The FG can rest the whole conflicting reports as to who actually occupy Bama by taken our media men there. This inconsistency is the reason for the mistrust the people have whenever the gov't make any claim be it positive. Ordinarily, i very much doubt if any Nigerian takes pleasure at the insurgents advancement, certainly not northerners who are the worst hit, but the deceits, lies and corruption that comes with the crises had raised the several suspicious comments that appears anti gov't. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: 8 Years Of Uncommon Profligacy & Akpabio's Squandering Of Akwa Ibom Commonwealth by Lordlexyy: 5:54pm On Sep 12, 2014 |
It's such a shame atimes how we openly defend politicians without taken into account if the projects on ground commenserate with the resources made available to them. Our actions of blindly following these people on the bases of complacent is directly responsible why these public do so little and loot much. Imagine what a small state like Akwa ibom received from the Federation account within six months not to talk about the entire 8yrs this man saddled the affairs of the people. Outrageous if you ask me. Yet, very few sensible people see something wrong with this. They other handlers are just singing praises not minding that their future is being stolen away. The question we need to ask is: how much does it take transformed Akwa ibom in its entirety? Has the economic lives of the people been affected and to what extent? We mustn't become neck deep in partisanship and overly complacent that we forget to ask some pertinent questions. The government is elected to serve us and we must learn to demand for accountability irrespective of the number of projects or works on ground. |
| Politics › Re: Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa In His Home Town With His Family - Picture by Lordlexyy: 9:37pm On Sep 09, 2014 |
Danrizzle: The average northerner sees nothing wrong in killing an armless visitor in his parlour. During the 1960's, despite the evil perpetrated by northerners against those of igbo origin in the north, easterners still did not return the favour. Thats honour and tolerance in display, a trait that abokiss would never attain.(*all abokiss are soulless beasts, anyday~anytime*)Yeah, and the Igbos were saint? Clap for yourself. You hatefully killed people on a baseless excuses, openly celebrate your folly by releasing an album to that effect and you expect same people to keep mute. You must be a tribalist to blame the north and exempt your own people. Yet, after your faulty claims, the north continue to remain home to some millions of Igbos who never visits 'home' except during festive period. |
| Politics › Re: If You Hate GEJ Or Have Ever Cursed On Him (Anti-Gej).. Read This by Lordlexyy: 9:17pm On Sep 09, 2014 |
folawiyoma: All dis are just politics. Free and fare election is done by someone who believe in the peoples voice which eventually happen. If he want to manipulate the election in osun, he have the resources on ground for it but he did not do that. Chairman, look at the massive distance of the election mathematical btw omisore and the elect gov can't you see change unlike the manipulation that happen in objs time during elections |
| Politics › Re: If You Hate GEJ Or Have Ever Cursed On Him (Anti-Gej).. Read This by Lordlexyy: 9:16pm On Sep 09, 2014 |
folawiyoma: All dis are just politics. Free and fare election is done by someone who believe in the peoples voice which eventually happen. If he want to manipulate the election in osun, he have the resources on ground for it but he did not do that. Chairman, look at the massive distance of the election mathematical btw omisore and the elect gov can't you see change unlike the manipulation that happen in objs time during electionsOr better still, they good people of Osun stood their ground to protect their vote. The appearance of mask security men and the unjustly arrest of some of the opposition chieftains doesn't suggest a government that clearly wanted a free, fair election. The collective resolve of the Osunmites was strong enough to frustrate and decimate 10 Objs. |
| Politics › Re: If You Hate GEJ Or Have Ever Cursed On Him (Anti-Gej).. Read This by Lordlexyy: 8:56pm On Sep 09, 2014 |
Judging by the resources at his disposal, it is a display of mediocrity for anyone to give Mr. President 30%. Probably the intention is there, but the reality on ground doesn't reflect a country that rolls in billions of dollars worth of oil revenue. We may choose to become complacent by applauding few road constructions and rehabilitations, temporary improvement in power(which offcourse is a plus, hoping that it continues long after the raining season), and the agricultural gains which in all fairness, i must appreciate Mr. Presidents. But side by side with the untackled ugent needs of industrialisation, security, stable polity, corruption, job creation, transport, education, health, the judiciary and what are few, you realised that we are still at the crawling stage. The concerns of most Nigerians which i am among is that, they keep hearing of missing billions due to corrupt public officers, yet many are condescending further into poverty. Also, the attention his kins men especially they former rogues received, makes the whole federal gov't unserious about the politics that is beyond regionalism. 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa In His Home Town With His Family - Picture by Lordlexyy: 5:38pm On Sep 09, 2014 |
kayciano: IF U DONT KNOW WHAT TO WRITE ...PLEASE WRITE UR WILL...If you weren't in a haste to quote me, you would have read where i stated that extremism is responsible largely for the chaos. But on the average, the north remains largely accomodative, warm and friendly compare to any other part in this country closely follow by the South west. But that can't be said of the South East, where betrayal, pride, over ambition and the general competition to out do themselves which obviously has led to the wave of crimes and criminality that often blow from the region and scattered and exported far and beyond. In the crime scenes for instance, how many northerners have been found wanting compare to the Igbo extract whose criminality is a grave concern to other nations. That Nigeria is a criminal nation today is because of the Igbos quest and unquenchable appetite for money. That on its part isn't all bad, but when you begin to desire what belong to someone else, there in lies the challenge. I consider myself a northernern any day any time even though originally i'm not from here, cos the north has proven quite simple and easy going than any other region. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa In His Home Town With His Family - Picture by Lordlexyy: 12:15pm On Sep 09, 2014 |
North is synonymous with peace, love, brotherliness and very moderate until the influx of easterners who almost corrupt the region with their over ambition and pechant to make money above all things. North without extrimis remains the only ideal place to live a purposeful life. |
| Politics › Re: APC Gives Perfect Reply To Ohaneze Ndigbo’s Ultimatum, Releases Statement by Lordlexyy: 11:55am On Sep 09, 2014 |
Lies, deceit, hate and pride makes a man so blind to reality. I sometimes marvelled at the responses of some easterners who are quick to label APC with some unscrupulous names for objectivity sake. The Apc reply to the Igbo youths which in itself was laced with objectivity and reality, which ordinarily should not warrant any form of attack, but alas, the people of inherent pride and hate will expectedly never disappoint to display to the world why they remain where they are politically. If Igbos pride so much in their numerical strength above everyone else, it will be wise to test their claims by featuring a presidential candidate under Apga lets see how it materialise instead of selling their birth right to a party where they have less grip on. Apc has spoken with no appology, Igbo do ya worst. 10 Likes |
| Politics › Re: I Regret Having Akpabio As My Successor, Says Ex-gov Attah by Lordlexyy: 2:54pm On Sep 08, 2014 |
In all fareness, Mr. Okpabio has done pretty well not just for the people of Akwa Ibom but Nigerians as a whole. After Abuja, Akwa Ibom, perhaps is the next serene place we can be proud. Whether or not the allocation accrued to the comenserate with the development on ground is another issue entirely, but so far so good, the government needs no condemnation from the precessor who spent many laying foundation blocks without properly building on it. If every state governor achieve half of what Apkabio recorded, there could be less complain. |
| Politics › Re: Ihejirika Not Boko Haramsponsor – DSS by Lordlexyy: 10:30pm On Sep 05, 2014 |
I shake my head at out the Federal Agents. Modu Sherrif was never invited for questioning until his name and the former COAS were mentioned. The double standard of inviting one and openly vouching for the other is unprofession. What is this country turning out to? Federal agents becoming an over night lawyers or solicitor? What if this outburst push the Australian to release more evidence? I tell you, the pre conceived, prejudice and the predermine mind of the DSS will frustrate any glaring evidence that will eventually nailed the General. This is partisanship at is worst. The same woman that lously and uncontrollably accused the opposition party of setting up bombs during election on a national television. The same woman who caused the death of 5 teenagers in Abuja linking them with boko haram, is the same spokes person exempting an alleged boko haram sponsor before any formal investigation. What a joke of a government we have. Even if you are sure the General wasn't involve, is not your job to exonerate him. What is the judiciary there for? 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: PDP Desperate To Win In 2015, Says Aregbesola by Lordlexyy: 10:00pm On Sep 05, 2014 |
Trickish, devilish, manipulative and desperate. These and many more are the treat that charaterised the killer party, pdp. If only APC realised this height manipulativeness during the Ekiti election, effective strategy like the one we saw in Osun could have stopped pdp in their track. Two events in Ekiti and Osun election respectively are a tip of what we should expect come next year. The appearance of mask men in full day light, the arrest of opposition members, all the brazen display of force to intimidate the people is nothing short of a military totalitarian rogue regime where anything goes unquestioned and unexplained. But one thing they failed to understand is that; guns, mask thugs and intimidation can't win the consciences of an enlightened people who recognises ineptitude, corruption and over all bad luck if they see one. Hope well meaning Nigerians come next year will identify and vote out incompetence using their consciences above stomach like the good people of Osun did. |
| Politics › Re: Davies Dares Sheriff To Go To Court.boasts Australian Lawyers Are Not Corrupt by Lordlexyy: 3:41pm On Sep 05, 2014 |
diresimdi: The commanders of boko haram telling mr Davies the names of their sponsors? Hnmmmm! Dont you think they just want to indict their enemies while the main sponsors are still dinning with them? I strongly doubt the veracity of mr Davies source of evidences,they could be cooked just to rope in boko haram perceived enemies. Why name only 2 out of the many sponsors? The CBN and the opposition party members that are also involved as purpoted by Mr Davies, what happened to the names of the characters? Theres more to this than we can just capture now. Boko haram could actually be after some people considered to be their realtime enemies. Nigerians wake up.The man doesn't sound like someone who was afraid or confussed. He still maitain his stance and that is evident of the level of detailed information at his disposal. If any of the accused feels they were wrongly accused, i suggest they go to court and clear their names, after all, a clear conscience like i said earlier fears no accusation. But making cases for duo of Sheriff and Ihejirika on a tribal basis is fruitless. Any attempt by the principal actors to take it up judiciarily will spell doom for them. The Austee knows more than we can ever imagine. |
| Politics › Re: Davies Dares Sheriff To Go To Court.boasts Australian Lawyers Are Not Corrupt by Lordlexyy: 3:19pm On Sep 05, 2014 |
I like the audacity of this man. He is not a Nigerian that you can buy over by emotions or money or Nigeria where any goes unchecked and unchallenged. This man stand on his credibility and integrity insisting that, if anyone feel agrieved and unjustily maligned, he is free to seek justice. He is not a coward who will make an allegation base on his findings and go into hiding. Sherrif, Ihejirika can prove us wrong by seeking redress in court if they are not afraid. I believe this Australian knows more than he has revealed so far, and probably waiting for anyone who will challenge him in court before he let the entire cart out of the bag. 4 Likes |
| Politics › Re: I’ve Given Igbo Positions They’ve Never Had – Jonathan. by Lordlexyy: 1:20pm On Sep 05, 2014 |
barcanista: What has the government done for the SE? why should I be Jealous when the President himself is from My tribe?barcanista, you are my true Nigerian brother. You mean Mr. President is from your tribe and you never stop being objective about his government for once? If there is anyone worth emulating, bros na you. I may have disagreed with you on some issues, but this thing you just said makes you my nairaland personality of all time. Bros, we need more of you. With folks like you, believe you me, there is hope for this country. Remain bless. 1 Like 1 Share |
| Politics › Re: FG Needs N485trn For Implementation Of Infrastructure Master Plan by Lordlexyy: 12:29pm On Sep 05, 2014 |
This is how developed countries think. Mounting big infractural projects with the citizens in mind and not some patches of completed roads, rail lines and what are few. Development like this give people some sense of belonging and it raises the spirit of patriotism individual value and competitiveness. The resource is there, what we need is the will, determination and continuity to execute it. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: What If Nigerian Youths Started Their Own Party? by Lordlexyy: 12:01pm On Sep 05, 2014 |
Great idea only if tribal south easterners and hungry northern power mongers are not included. These two singular tribes remain the cancer threatning our nationhood. Left for the South South, Sotth West, Middle Belt and minority Christians in the north, objectivity reigns among these ones. But for the other two, you are only inviting moles whose stock in trade is nothing less than disruption, confusion and distraction occationed by greed and arrogance. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Prof. Itse Sagay To Ihejirika(must Read) Pics by Lordlexyy: 11:39am On Sep 05, 2014 |
aguiyi: have you heard of the word spoke screen? |
| Politics › Re: Prof. Itse Sagay To Ihejirika(must Read) Pics by Lordlexyy: 11:39am On Sep 05, 2014 |
aguiyi: have you heard of the word spoke screen?Smoke screen you mean. The involvement of the General perhaps was for personal enrichment and not necessarily for political reason. Also, the Hague thing was mentioned by the north amidst the death of several civilians by the NA when Ihejirike was the army boss. For the points you raised when you asked whether someone can come to another man's land to wreck havoc? To that i say yes. Ihejirike was the COAS then and he had unlimited access to most of our armouries and soldiers and the will power to minipulate and act as he want undetected. This whole drama, i tell you, is all about personal interest and nothing more. Everyone's suspecion came alive after the outburst the General saying El rufai was the Chief sponsor. He came too cheap, quick and suspicious. A clear conscience, i tell you, fears no accusation. It is an indictment on his part to know El rufai was a sponsor and he did nothing about it until this revelation. |
| Politics › Re: Prof. Itse Sagay To Ihejirika(must Read) Pics by Lordlexyy: 10:37am On Sep 05, 2014 |
aguiyi: onuku,Don't be senseless aguiyi (no offence). If DSS were sure of their findings and investigation, what stops them from effecting the arrest of SLS. The whole gang up started after SLS falls out with the government, there is no concrete proof that clearly indict him, it was pure speculative. We can't afford to play double standard here as regard the involvement of Ihejirike and Sheriff. Is either we accept the Australian report or discard it. But calling Sheriff a sponsor on one hand and exempting Ihejirike on the other hand, smarks hypocrisy, since the same report indicted the both of them. Assumption and interpretation of the event with a prejudice, pre conceived mind may undermine the credibility of the investigation. 2 Likes |
