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Politics › Re: How Can Nigeria Produce An Ibo President? by MalcoImX: 8:48pm On Apr 23, 2015

Amazo:
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And some were even saying that they were happy that it was northerners that were killing themselves. If somebody had said that to them, they'd be all over saying genocide was called on them.

Politics › Re: How Can Nigeria Produce An Ibo President? by MalcoImX: 8:39pm On Apr 23, 2015

CyerSeries:
you see your life..You brag about holding power but the more you hold power, the more your people suffer and become impoverished..it's better not to be in power and progress in all spheres of life than to be in power and be drowned in abject poverty and penury..

I've made my point. With all your supposed 'advancement', no northerner envies you and will want to be like you. And as for power, you are not to be listened for implying that certain 'advanced' humans have developed to a level that they don't want it.

Politics › Re: How Can Nigeria Produce An Ibo President? by MalcoImX: 8:23pm On Apr 23, 2015

CyerSeries:
is your life better than Igbos?.. Igbos will continue to fare better than northerners in all spheres of human endeavor even if the rule the country for hundred years so deal with it

That is the problem with you lot. Even with your assumed advancements, the northerners too would not want to be Igbos. You see traits in them that's unbecoming and they too see many in you. You can have all the supposed advantages you ascribe to yourselves but without empathy you won't make it in public affairs, as you'll be sabotaged

Politics › Re: How Can Nigeria Produce An Ibo President? by MalcoImX: 8:15pm On Apr 23, 2015

CyerSeries:
you are not God so shut the fvck up

And what's wrong in what he said? It is godly to think positively.

Politics › Re: How Can Nigeria Produce An Ibo President? by MalcoImX: 7:57pm On Apr 23, 2015

CyerSeries:
Hausas and Yorubas are very pathetic especially Yorubas..We supported OBJ no problem, we supported yaradua no problem, we supported GEJ and it became crime.. ..Very pathetic people..The north that has been ruling from time immemorial, are their life better than Igbos in all ramifications? You people should solve your problem and allow Igbos to solve theirs..rubbish

The problem is you and GEJ made yourselves and his leadership an SE/SE affair, and fought everybody that wasn't ready to support his re-election.

Politics › Re: What If The President Elect General Mohammadu Buhari Dies Before May 29th? by MalcoImX: 6:04pm On Apr 23, 2015

Jboyossai:
This kept me thinking ....what if the president elect General Buhari dies before may 29th,

what do you think of Nigeria?

Would they still be peace in this country?

How would Nigerians take it?

Am sure the average Nigerian would believe Mr president murdered him....

My thoughts though......

Would you ever play this game with anybody close to you? This is what Fayose did, and nobody is pitying him for the travails he's going through. You don't play "What ifs" with death.

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Politics › Re: Buhari Rejects New CSO By DSS by MalcoImX: 5:41pm On Apr 23, 2015

dokyOloye:
The posts of d service chiefs,inspector general of police,etc are political positions.
Anybody from certain ranks upwards can be appointed.

But Buhari just asks for an upgrade to the next level so that the CSO he has can continue. There's nothing tribal or nepotistic in that, unlike Minimah's who is GEJ's tribesman. Are you now saying of the 14 senior officers passed, none is more qualified than Minimah?

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Politics › Re: Buhari Rejects New CSO By DSS by MalcoImX: 5:24pm On Apr 23, 2015

dokyOloye:
Hope they do not start promoting the nepotism which northerners are specialists at by promoting the said Mani above his seniors and mates.

In a brazen show of nepotism and tribalism Chief of Army Staff, Minimah, was promoted ahead of 14 of his seniors to occupy that seat.

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Politics › Re: How Can Nigeria Produce An Ibo President? by MalcoImX: 3:40pm On Apr 23, 2015

EUROBOMBER:
How can Okorocha claim being a Northerner?

I said he can "claim" by the fact that he spent a large part of his life there and have social, political and economic relationships with the region .

Politics › Re: How Can Nigeria Produce An Ibo President? by MalcoImX: 3:39pm On Apr 23, 2015

Politics › Re: How Can Nigeria Produce An Ibo President? by MalcoImX: 3:25pm On Apr 23, 2015

okekeanayo:
you have spoken like a yoruba man, they are deceitful and tribally inclined. You beat ur chest to be one who determine votes but ask with what number of votes? When south-east and south-south voted for Obasanjo in 1999 and 2003, they were the right people, when these same zones voted for Yaradua in 2007 they were not tribal and sentimental. When they presented and voted a candidate, they became sentimental and tribal. My question is have the south-south and south-east shown love enough to Hausas and yorubas that should engender same love from the later? You have said it allow trust is earned but yoruba man is not trusted in the bed of politics, not even the hausas can trust them.

You are wrong on this, okekeanayo. The North will easily trust the SW to the SE. Why is this?

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Politics › Re: How Can Nigeria Produce An Ibo President? by MalcoImX: 3:09pm On Apr 23, 2015

EUROBOMBER:
Amaechi is from the political SS at least for now, we want a man from the SE please.

It answers the OP's question if he is an Igbo. Okorocha can claim being a northerner too, but he is an Igbo.

Politics › Re: How Can Nigeria Produce An Ibo President? by MalcoImX: 2:45pm On Apr 23, 2015

xtayle:
For whatever its worth, the generality of the igbo nation must desist from tribal(simple or acute) and hate tendendencies. They must shift from their present mentality of seeing themselves as superior to others. They also must first respect others (especially d host of their places of prosperity) so others can respect them (respect is reciprocal). It will be helpful for them to start seeing Nigeria as one and act as such. No one is going to leave Nigeria 4 d other. Other tribes needs to start seeing nationalistic tendencies in them. As it is now, even though we all love them, no one trust them, they need to earn d collective trust of majority of other tribes in Nigeria.

This is a question that has to be addressed by the Igbo. I am interested in this. Whether they like it or not this trust issue is a recurring decimal with other Nigerians.

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Politics › Re: How Can Nigeria Produce An Ibo President? by MalcoImX: 2:25pm On Apr 23, 2015

tlops:
That is the problem! they need to make ally with other tribes to be able to win presidency. I love a quote from Chuba Wilberforce Okadigbo, he said and I am paraphrasing "there are many roads to the FCT but the northern route is the fastest". meaning for him to make it to the state house he should pally with the North.

National politics is about forming alliances and building bridges. Amaechi, Ngige and Okorocha are called names for trying to do that. Ngige definitely would have become the senate president but was denied by the Igbo, not for lack of capacity, but simply because he's seen to be in a wrong party. They denied themselves and have now begun to accuse others of ganging up against their interests. Igbo politics is typified by the outlook of the Arthur Ezes:
“That short man called Ngige, we gave him power and he went and joined Awolowo’s people; people that killed the Igbos.
This is inimical to Igbo interest, as long as they remain part of Nigeria. But will the Igbo elite stop playing divide and rule politics with their people, for their personal gains?

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Politics › Re: How Can Nigeria Produce An Ibo President? by MalcoImX: 1:39pm On Apr 23, 2015*

Amaechi especially, if he's an Igbo, can make it because he has a national appeal. Okorocha and Ngige too. But the problem with Igbo politics is anybody who tries to build a bridge to other Nigerians is seen as an outcast.

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Politics › Re: Photo Emerges Of Jacob Zuma Allegedly Beating A Foreigner by MalcoImX(op): 1:33pm On Apr 23, 2015

southniyikaye:
he campaigned more than any campaigner that campaigned for gej..he is a loyalist only say him noise Don dey pepper us for ear

True. At least he has a character, unlike those who disappeared after the lose of GEJ.

Politics › Re: The Real Meaning Of "Sai Buhari", This Might Just Shock You by MalcoImX: 11:45pm On Apr 22, 2015

When extrapolated it may mean no one can do it but Buhari.
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Another popular slogan in the North is "APC Sak", which may mean "APC Straight." Many people who wouldn't have won the elections benefitted from it. It is the practice of voting everything APC so that you don't make a mistake of voting somebody but Buhari or you just vote anything associated with Buhari (to honour him).

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Politics › Re: Photo Emerges Of Jacob Zuma Allegedly Beating A Foreigner by MalcoImX(op): 11:29pm On Apr 22, 2015

southniyikaye:
I concur and it seems he is gradually accepting the fact that we have a new president,gej my mentor, fayose my father slang is gradually reducing

Hope he won't change tunes by May 29th when the remaining funds for the campaigns must have finished. One thing is assured for Temitemi. He's justified his pay. GEJ can't ask for his funds as he's doing with those fair weather campaigners.

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Politics › Re: Photo Emerges Of Jacob Zuma Allegedly Beating A Foreigner by MalcoImX(op): 8:27pm On Apr 22, 2015

ishiamu:
I won't believe the pishure is a lie

You can't be so sure.

Politics › Re: Photo Emerges Of Jacob Zuma Allegedly Beating A Foreigner by MalcoImX(op): 6:13pm On Apr 22, 2015

temitemi1:
Animals in human skin...

For once you're right, T.

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Politics › Re: Photo Emerges Of Jacob Zuma Allegedly Beating A Foreigner by MalcoImX(op): 5:58pm On Apr 22, 2015

You wonder where these people are getting their inspiration and staying power; now you get it.

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Politics › Photo Emerges Of Jacob Zuma Allegedly Beating A Foreigner by MalcoImX(op): 5:57pm On Apr 22, 2015

Amid the global reports of xenophobia and the gruesome attacks on foreigners in South Africa, a picture is being circulated on social media accusing Jacob Zuma, President of South Africa, of beating up a black foreigner.

Although Jacob Zuma has appealed to immigrants and even visited some of the displaced, this photo might end up implicating his cold feet response to the xenophobic attacks in South Africa.

http://omojuwa.com/2015/04/photo-emerges-of-jacob-zuma-allegedly-beating-a-foreigner/

Politics › Re: Photo Of The Day : Nigerian Police Officers Pushing Their Van In Traffic by MalcoImX: 3:50pm On Apr 22, 2015

Chai, African people don copy oyibo habit. Because they're not liked they cannot even be helped.

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Politics › Re: President Elect Gen. Buhari On TVC Live!! Lets Discuss The Info From Him by MalcoImX: 3:39pm On Apr 22, 2015

Azo:
Corruption will be given a bloody nose during the first 100 days.. Buhari

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Politics › Re: Rivers State Governor-elect Celebrates Victory With Unclad Party by MalcoImX: 3:28pm On Apr 22, 2015

Curlieweed:
First of all, get a dictionary and you will find that stealing is ACTUALLY different from corruption.

I'm sure you hid an intelligent point amongst the rest of your verbiage but I must apologize for my inability to find it.

That is why you can easily compartmentalize things as black and white. If you can steal you are corrupt. If you are corrupt you can agree to that person that says you'll get an oral s*x from him. And if you can agree it will aid in your ruin. You are listened to because it is assumed you're guided by some moral compass. Tell us you engage in what Wike is being accused and see whether we'll engage you – even with a long pole.
"What you are speaks so loudly, I cannot hear what you say" – Ralph Waldo Emerson

Politics › Re: Rivers State Governor-elect Celebrates Victory With Unclad Party by MalcoImX: 2:19pm On Apr 22, 2015

Curlieweed:
Get your facts right, my friend! Clinton was impeached for perjury (lying under oath) not for fccking Monica.

The basis of law shouldn't be Morality because morality is subjective. Morality is personal but laws should determine the interaction between citizens.

It's not surprising from a supporter of 'stealing is not corruption.' Whoever lies easily and is corrupt in his conduct with others has moral issues, and should be punished. Should it occur that this governor-elect indulged in what's being alleged, then surely it will be dis-empowering, and would suffer the moral and legal consequences to follow.

Politics › Re: Rivers State Governor-elect Celebrates Victory With Unclad Party by MalcoImX: 1:03pm On Apr 22, 2015

Adewummy007:
If it is false?

He should trace the source and run them out of business.

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Politics › Re: Rivers State Governor-elect Celebrates Victory With Unclad Party by MalcoImX: 1:00pm On Apr 22, 2015

Curlieweed:
Why? Is there a law against being naked in a private residence?

Apeeshit and hypocrisy!

And they nearly impeached Clinton on the allegation he had s*x somewhere with a woman. I think Obama too got into trouble for smoking hemp when he was a student.

He should not have been allowed to contest in the first place for calling a human being his God on Earth. It is not a good example. The basis of law is morality.

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Politics › Re: Rivers State Governor-elect Celebrates Victory With Unclad Party by MalcoImX: 12:33pm On Apr 22, 2015

If this is true, then this man should be removed through whatever means.

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Politics › Re: Why I Think The "Traveler" (the Lagos Abuja Walker) Is Lying! Volunteers Needed! by MalcoImX: 10:10am On Apr 22, 2015

What makes you think he can't do it. They said the man is a construction worker oo! I think it's easier to walk from Lagos to Abuja than be a construction worker all your life.

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Politics › Re: Obasanjo Still My Father, Says Kashamu by MalcoImX(op): 10:06am On Apr 22, 2015

efilefun:
Na by force? they all denying you.... You better face your charges alone and go spend your tenure in the prison "Senator Elewon"

Mr man sofry sofry now! In Africa we don't hit a man who is trying to balance himself.

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