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It's good you moved on, and it's best you don't look back, for your own sake. Love doesn't have to be so draining. Her type don't give up easily, so you better brace up. Go 'No contact' on her, no calls, no messages, no whatsapp, no meeting her anywhere, no facebook, no nothing.

So petty. If he doesn't watch it, he will one day collapse under the weight of his own foolishness.

And, he WILL win again.

Wow! Wow!! Wow!!!

Buhari will soon come and express 'deep shock' as usual. After that nothing will happen. It's a shame that citizens are massacred daily and the govt seems to be doing everything possible to sweep it under the carpet.

Resign for gross incompetence, ... no.

Do the job for which you were 'elected', ... no.

Which kain wahala be this?

Good one. Let's not celebrate what is obviously wrong.

He really hit the ground running.

He's gradually showing his true colours. Enough with the Reformed Democrat crap.

liberalchick:
Once violence has been introduced into a relationship, a line has been crossed and it only goes downhill from there. You should cut your losses, you are still young, get busy, focus on yourself, discover yourself, meet new people, focus on your studies.

Don’t let anyone make you change who you are, this one experience shouldn’t turn you into someone/something you are not, there is nothing wrong in loving with your heart. One day you will meet a deserving woman that will appreciate you.

True talk.

Well, if I'm to choose between linda osifo and ini edo, I'd go for Uche Jombo.

Best decision of her life.

Igbo muslims are but a handful and their influence is utterly insignificant. Let's not get too excited.

Congrats.

Wow.

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So no other actor could've played that role well except that guy. This man is just deceiving himself.

The Ndigbo Unity Forum (NUF), a pan-Igbo political and socio-cultural group, has called for the establishment of Igbo radio to cater to the high number of migrant Igbo traders in all parts of the country.

The president of NUF, Mr Augustine Chukwudum, made the call in a statement in Enugu on Tuesday.

According to Chukwudum, this was because millions of Igbo are living in all parts of the country even in the most remote villages.

“That is why it is very important that the Federal Government must set up Igbo radio.

“It will go a long way in uniting this country as well as increasing the education and awareness levels of these traders because Igbo are progressive in nature.

“We know very well that anywhere Igbo go, they help in developing the area without government assistance,’’ he said.

Chukwudum noted that some groups had been making erroneous statements concerning radio stations meant to promote education and enlightenment in indigenous languages.

He added that such statements were very unfair.

https://www.independent.ng/establish-igbo-radio-to-cater-to-migrant-igbo-traders-group/

This "Nes Lebu" ... hmm. Nigerians had better brace up. They already told us it is only God that can protect our borders, so we know who to hold liable when disaster strikes.

Terrible.

...

The Heavyweights.

"Adorable" is the word.

Heavyweights.

Cute family.

They won't speak out against the fulani herdsmen massacres happening across the country on a daily. Worthless group.

ebujany:
somebody's wife. ..ajo ihe

The thing enyero onu okwu.

I stand with the Presidency on this one.

Which one are you exactly, an actress or a prostitute?

Crises appear to be building up in the leadership of Ohanaeze Ndigbo Lagos State chapter as a section of the executives have disowned the recent statement credited to its President, Chief Solomon Ogbonna, that the Igbo originated from Ile- Ife, not from Israel as held by majority of Ndigbo.

During a recent visit to the Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, Ogbonna had corroborated the Ooni’s analogy that Ile-Ife in Osun State is the ancestral home of the Igbo.

In an interview with Daily Sun in Lagos recently, Chief Evelyn Okere Onyung, Publicity Secretary, Ohanaeze Ndigbo Lagos, condemned the assertion by the Ohanaeze leader, saying: “It is totally unacceptable for Chief Solomon Ogbonna, as leader of Ohanaeze Ndigbo Lagos, to travel to Ile-Ife in Osun State, assume the role of chief spokesman of the Igbo race, and begin to speak on issues that he clearly has no knowledge about.

“Going by his analogy and misrepresentation of facts and the true historical background of the Igbo, it is quite clear that he lacks the competence to speak for Ndigbo on such a sensitive issue.

“He would have allowed prominent traditional rulers from Igboland, with in-depth knowledge of the history of Ndigbo to handle such matters.”

She stated that as a graduate of history and someone with sound knowledge on the identity and origin of the Igbo race, she would not be tempted to go into debate with the highly respected Yoruba monarch, but would prefer first class Igbo traditional rulers to respond to the Ooni’s controversial claim that the Ndigbo originated from Ile-Ife and that they have brotherly ties with the Yorubas.

Onyung, therefore, called for the resignation of the Ohanaeze leader for poor performance, not carrying the executives along and running a one-man leadership.

According to her, “since the inception of his leadership, he has continued to run the association like a private business, not being accountable to members, usurping the roles and offices of other executives, among other constitutional infractions. His lack of consultations with his executives and other vices against the associations, such as turning Ohanaeze Lagos into partisanship during last elections, turning members against one another, among others, has further created disunity in the association.”

In the same vein, Uguru Kalu, an ex-officio of the chapter, berated Ogbonna for distorting the true historical origin of the Igbo race. He said: “Even when it has been proven with empirical facts by renowned historians, archaeologists and notable scholars and researchers that the Igbo truly originated from Israel, it is disappointing that someone who claims to be the leader of Ohanaeze in Lagos will brazenly distort the origin of his people.”

https://www.sunnewsonline.com/ohanaeze-lagos-bickers-over-oonis-comment-on-origin-of-igbo/