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Politics › Re: Buhari Silent Because Most Nigerians Killed In South Africa Are Igbos – Omokri by meccuno: 11:36am On Sep 03, 2019
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YorubaHero12:
The Igbos have to stand up to this foolish Reno, he’s always preying on their emotion and it’s rubbish.

Why does he always have to use them to get back at the government for political sake. The minister of foreign affairs Geoffrey Onyeoma is Igbo and he already tweeted today about what they are doing about this. Although the government have been sluggish about this but we know Nigeria is an insane country.

But it’s rubbish for Reno to keep using the Igbos to fuel his hatred, he’s just mocking them by tweeting this rubbish on twitter.
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Politics › Re: The Fall Of Nnamdi Kanu, Season 4 by meccuno: 6:52pm On Sep 02, 2019
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aguele:
The Fall of Nnamdi Kanu, Season 4

By Abiodun Israel

When ex-Presidential aide, Reno Omokri said Nnamdi Kanu’s mouth will kill him not many Nigerians took him seriously. Omokri must have thought he was being predictive or prophetic but he never knew he was attempting to prevent a fractured pottery from falling; it did not matter. Even as at the time the ex-presidential aide made the glaring prediction, Kanu, the leader of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has proven to be a disaster that happened long ago. The only thing that would have prevented the disgrace he faces today was if his mother had miscarried at his conception. Short of that the IPOB leader was born destined to end in infamy.


Interestingly, Omokri is someone known for his pointless ripostes; he comments on issues that even a mentally limited person will be wise to keep quiet over. From all indications, he seems to know Kanu better than any other Nigerian, kindred spirit in the business of irresponsible loquaciousness. But it all ends there. The spin doctor is not in the business of sending young people to confront military Armored Personnel Carriers with crude weapons. That is suicide mission, the kind Kanu has committed to sending his people on in the recent years that he has been in the business of extorting his kinsmen with a fraudulent claim of working to restore the defunct Biafra republic.

Had Kanu remained in the United Kingdom and not returned to Nigeria in October of 2015, he might perhaps have retained the aura of a charismatic leader that once surrounded him. In between changing adult diapers for his charges as social care worker, Kanu would have been able to keep running the usual circuits, like the Igbo World Congress of September 2015 where he made his "we need guns and we need bullets" pitch, which he used to shaft gullible Igbos out of their money. He would have by now been able to offset the same London mortgage he was in a hurry to pay off.
But that is not the dramatic Kanu way. He possibly thought his rants were not being heard loud enough so he had to move closer home to be escorted straight into the slammer. Contrary to his earlier rants, he was arrested and kept in captivity and Nigeria did not burn. In fact, he had to regularly throw tantrums during court appearances for him to remain relevant in the news in a country where it became apparent that he was stale news. It was under such irrelevant condition that he morosely accepted to be let out on bail, by the same government he claimed not to recognize, to attend to his failing health – it turned out he never attended to his health because there were no indication that he sought psychiatric help after his release. His braggadocio ended with him abandoning his so called comrades in jail while he pranced about town receiving obeisance from misguided followers. Thus end the season one of how Nnamdi Kanu’s mouth will kill him.


Perhaps in a bid to create the impression that his rants about securing a Biafra republic for his deluded followers, Kanu violated every bit of his bail conditions and did so much damage to the Igbo cause between April and September 2017 before fleeing like the common criminal that he is. In that space of time he managed to antagonize other ethnic nationalities with his uncouth language to the point that quit notices were being issued to Igbos to leave parts of the country. In the referenced period, he managed to get more Igbo sons killed than anyone thought was possible – he sold them the dummy that they Biafra has been recognized by foreign interest to the point where he inspected a guard of honour mounted by comical looking IPOB members, which left one to query if mental illness can be contagious.
He bragged so much about possessing caches of firearms and even nuclear warheads, which took on some air of credibility given the fund raising he had done at the Igbo World Congress. We went on to then threaten that IPOB has the capacity to shut down the system such that there would be no general elections if his group did not get referendum. That declaration that there will be no election in Igboland and a growing belligerence with criminality on the part of his members brought down Operation Python Dance II, a training drill by the Nigerian Army, upon the south-east. The brainwashed IPOB members that attacked the troops taking part in the exercise in the false belief that it was the start of Biafra War 2 where shocked to discover that while Kanu had firearms stashed away in his father’s house he did not have enough to take on that single detachment of the army; they must have been supremely confounded that the whole money raised for him was not spent on weapons. (More surprise awaited them when they discovered that Kanu places the death of his family dog, Jack, was more painful than the human IPOB members that died in the confrontation with the military).


Kanu fled the military response to his organization’s provocations. He might have remained a hero had he continued to remain in hiding since there was a rising cult following of the Biafra leader who sacrificed himself in pursuit of a separatist agitation that failed before it was conceived. But the myth of a martyred IPOB leader dissipated with the realization that Kanu was somewhere in Ghana eating peppered ‘suya’ when his followers were still mourning the death of loved ones that he sent to their early graves. That sighting was treated as a conjecture for a long time until Kanu surfaced almost one year later at the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem. There is something wrong on too many levels for a dead leader to surface to share in the joy of the living. Not everyone wants a living martyr.
It was the season during which he somehow managed to upgrade IPOB into a terrorist organization that was proscribed by government, effectively ruling out the prospect of the organization being able to drive the discourse about securing a better deal for Igbos in the modern day Nigeria. The curtain fell on season two of how Nnamdi Kanu’s mouth will kill him and how it has killed the Igbo nation.

Whoever scripted Season Three of how Nnamdi Kanu’s mouth will kill him should never be forgiven for the very fact that it covered a period that destroyed the Igbos’ political fortunes in the country. He emerged from hiding to galvanize the south-east against registering to vote. He declared a boycott of the 2019 polls and aggressively propagated that message only to lift the boycott a few days to the elections, and secretly at that such that his people are holding the sloppy end of the stick as things stand today. He projected his hallucination unto others and created the myth of Jibrin of Sudan, claiming that President Buhari has died and has been replaced by an impostor look-alike. His opposition challenger, Atku Abubakar became a Cameroonian in Kanu’s hallucination, which prompted some people to question why the authorities in the United Kingdom are yet to commit him to a care home.
Kanu ranted so much that it became difficult to keep track of the issues he talked about owing to the degenerative psychological breakdown he is suffering from. It became inevitable that the third season of his show was ending on a disastrous note as people learnt to focus on more important and developmental issues instead of being mired in barely intelligent expositions of the IPOB leader. The curtain fell on the third season with the world remembering Kanu as basket case.

The fourth season is unfolding and it has proven to be the disaster of the three previous seasons rolled into one for Kanu. His source of funding has been exposed as the extensive network of scammers and fraudsters that were indicted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in the United States. Curiously, shortly before their indictment went public, Kanu had unleashed IPOB upon Igbo political leaders – a former Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu was the first to have a taste of what Kanu’s vision of Biafra was meant to be. The senior politician was beaten up in Nuremberg, Germany where he had gone to celebrate a festival that is sacred to the Igbos. The outrage that greeted this sacrilege did nothing to deter Kanu and IPOB to retrace their steps. He instead threatened to attack more Igbo leaders.

Unfortunately for Kanu, the Igbos are not helpless neither are their leaders unaware of what to do. Without any prompting from these leaders, many Igbo youth groups have requested for Kanu and those in the Diaspora that share his idea of vitriol and violence - laced engagement should be returned home for treatment. One can easily guess that the treatment they have in mind is some extended stay in Kuje Prison, especially since the IPOB leader is a fugitive from justice. For running his mouth to incite IPOB militants against Igbo leaders, which provoked the attack in Germany, something larger than a python is now chasing after Kanu. The entire Igbo nation is now angry that Kanu overstepped his bounds; they want his head for desecrating the highly revered Igbo tradition. This is Season Four still loading, let’s wait to see how lower this scoundrel will sink in this iteration before his mouth finally buries him as predicted by Reno Omokri.

Abiodun a public analyst wrote from University of Ibadan, Oyo State.
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Politics › Re: Is Sanwo-olu The Worst Governor Of Lagos Since 1999? by meccuno: 11:59am On Sep 02, 2019
helinues:
Are you from red mudders ?
I believe you are of adult age.
Politics › Re: Is Sanwo-olu The Worst Governor Of Lagos Since 1999? by meccuno: 11:11am On Sep 02, 2019
helinues:
Less than 4 months out of 4 years?

Questions from the stable of red mudders
with these hate you exhibit you might die an old embittered man fill with regrets and sorrow. How a human can exist without exploding filled with this large amount of acidity is fascinating to me. Can't you pretend you are intelligent for once?
Politics › Re: Is Sanwo-olu The Worst Governor Of Lagos Since 1999? by meccuno: 11:08am On Sep 02, 2019
That's rather harsh .
Politics › Re: IPOB Wait In New Jersey To Give Ugwuanyi And Utazi The Ekweremadu Treatment(pic) by meccuno: 11:07am On Sep 02, 2019
Nigeria will never be one. One thing I learnt from all these tribal slurs and fights is that people should do what is right for them .the IPOB dudes should take actions that are favourable to their people. What other ethnic group says has no bearing to the projections on their lives because they do not mean well for us. And if other Igbos are not comfortable with the methods of these people,they should start their own group. And if they are sincere we all would support them.
Education › Re: Joshua Beckford, Oxford University Youngest Student, Admitted At 6, Graduated 14 by meccuno: 7:14am On Aug 30, 2019
Gentlemanforyou:
There is so much greatness in being black . But somehow someway something seems to go somewhere wrong in this part of the planet .
he is autistic.
Politics › Re: Brigadier-general Alabi Isama's Rants. by meccuno: 10:53pm On Aug 28, 2019
T9ksy:
The bolded portion above is exactly what Ojukwu was banking on (when he insisted on biafra, we stand ) but unfortunately, yorubas didn't swallow his bait which would have seen millions of yorubas dying for a supremacy tussle between the ibos and their former bedmate.
hmmmmm
Politics › Re: Why Do Yorubas And Igbos Hate Each Other So Much....?? by meccuno: 1:17pm On Aug 28, 2019
T9ksy:
Point of correction.......right from the word "go", Ibos have been trying to outfox the yorubas who were up to the game. For these reason alone, the ibos hates the yorubas and projects every little bits they hate about themselves on the yorubas. Each time the ibos come up with their juvenile antics, the yorubas were always ready and able to effortlessly puncture their over-bloated balloon of mischief.

Meanwhile, the yorubas don't really hates the ibos rather they see them as irritants that has to be tolerated for the sake of One Nigeria. I pray the country doesn't break up through violence 'cause then the ibos will really see what "hatred", truly is
tolerated you said? How foolish can one be?
Politics › Re: I Don't Know Those Giving IPOB Information..... Orji Uzor Kalu Cried Out by meccuno: 6:09pm On Aug 27, 2019
Lovelive:
Please tell him, lucid? or dark1 and all other ZON.Bs
the dominant tribe or race in any country determines the direction which the country would take. The dominant ethnic group are the hausas and Fulanis and the North as a whole. They are the people with the highest number of educationally disadvantaged States. They have never excelled in sports ,academics and areas that have put Nigeria in good light. The world knows Sade adu,seal,chinwetel ejiofor,chimamanda,woke soyinka, Achebe,kanu Nwankwo,John fashanu. What exactly do these people bring to table apart from religious intolerance mediocrity and death. Some times when people talk about having faith in Nigeria I am amazed at how sentimental one can be. All the president from the North had vice that was more qualified than them. The North and the political elites from the south have messed up this country. The best bet is � disintegration. We are Nations forced to be one country and we are not making progress. The country is detiorating and all our leaders are doing are to loot and kill people. Let's continue to fool ourselves people are abusing nnamdi kanu who is actually protesting peacefully. But we don't know where another of his type would come from and how violent he would be. I am sick and tired of seeing hypocrites as so called country men who don't share my values and I am sick and tired of seeing dead people on the dailies. Time is running out.
Politics › Re: I Don't Know Those Giving IPOB Information..... Orji Uzor Kalu Cried Out by meccuno: 4:43pm On Aug 27, 2019
Lucid1:
I'll keep saying it, this joke will continue until someone is killed. IPOB needs to put their house in order, a better Nigeria won't come about by these antics and threats
we have been waiting for a better Nigeria for more than 50 years.......wake up please.
Politics › Re: Don’t Allow Kanu, IPOB Launch Terrorism In Your Countries – Group Tells US by meccuno: 10:13pm On Aug 26, 2019
micheal34:
The United States of America and the United Kingdom have been alerted on the activities of the IPOB in their countries

– The Concerned Citizens Forum said the protest and attacks on Nigerian leaders deployed by members of the IPOB could cause havoc if not checked

– According to the forum, if proactive steps are not taken, IPOB could escalate to another Al-Qaeda terrorist group of some sort, wreaking havoc across the world

A group has called on United States, United Kingdom and other countries to be wary of the activities of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) led by Nnamdi Kanu.

The Concerned Citizens Forum warned that the new operation, protest and attacks on Nigerian leaders deployed by members of the IPOB could cause havoc if not checked.

In a letter addressed by national president of CCF, Princess Ajibola and addressed to the US’ Ambassador to Nigeria, William Symington, dated Monday August 26, the forum warned of an impending terrorist movement if not properly checked in the US and other nations.

The concerned citizens urged the countries to remember that the IPOB is proscribed group in Nigeria.

Noting that the IPOB has a long history of intolerance, violent protests, disregard for constitutional authorities and bloodshed, Ajibola said if proactive steps are not taken, IPOB could escalate to another Al-Qaeda terrorist group of some sort, wreaking havoc across the world.

The concerned Nigerians, therefore, advised the United States, the United Kingdom and other countries to forthwith outlaw the group to ensure the safety of its citizens as well as foreigners, especially Nigerians.

Ajibola said: “In Nigeria, IPOB has attempted to constitute itself into a parallel government. It has continuously instigated the people against the constituted authorities through hate speeches, organization of violent protests, attacking security agents, subjecting innocent people to torture and a flagrant disregard for the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.”

She said IPOB has been indicted in Nigeria as aligning with foreign forces to cause political unrest in Nigeria.

She also noted that the leadership of the proscribed group have also promised monetary rewards for information on the travel plans of governors and other high ranking government officials to attack them just like they did with Senator Ike Ekweremadu in Germany.



“Dear Ambassador, IPOB is indeed a threat to the world, and as such, its activities must be outlawed in the United States of America,” Ajibola said.



She warned that the United States of America must rise to the occasion in this critical point to protect Nigerians living abroad and those traveling overseas from the threat posed by IPOB.



“Dear Ambassador, the Concerned Citizens Forum is constrained to write you this letter in an attempt to bring to your notice of the threat posed by IPOB and as well as to remind the government of the United States of America of its role in the entrenchment of peace all over the world.”

“It is our firm belief that the United States of America would act fast in this regards before IPOB constitutes a threat to the world,” Ajibola said.

https://hotfrom9ja.com/dont-allow-kanu-ipob-launch-terrorism-in-your-countries-group-tells-us/
it will always be them . Not surprised.
Politics › Re: Daniel Nwankwo Kalu: Obituary Of Soldier Shot Dead In A Gun Battle In Kaduna by meccuno: 10:04pm On Aug 26, 2019
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Uguruzik:
FOOLISH! Fighting doesn't bring peace, JUSTICE do.
like some one said. He is paid to be stupid �
Politics › Re: Daniel Nwankwo Kalu: Obituary Of Soldier Shot Dead In A Gun Battle In Kaduna by meccuno: 10:03pm On Aug 26, 2019
So they cannot even respect him by putting his rank? Which one be mister was he a civilian?
Music/Radio › Re: Top 10 Hottest & Most Creative Nigerian Beats Of The Decade & Producers by meccuno: 8:05pm On Aug 26, 2019
Dami duro and Oliver twist. Dagrin third place.
Politics › Re: Akinwunmi Adeshina Attends G7 Summit, Buhari Snubbed - Reno Omokri (Photos) by meccuno: 6:54pm On Aug 26, 2019
Phoenix616:
Shouldn't common sense tell you that Brazilian president couldn't attend when he has an emergency in his country?

Japan is among the invitee and their leader is there, making trade deals that'll be of benefit to their country, so who did the fool we've as president went to meet there?

I know you're paid to be stupid, just don't make it your life.
how can a human. Be paid to be stupid? grin
Politics › Re: Akinwunmi Adeshina Attends G7 Summit, Buhari Snubbed - Reno Omokri (Photos) by meccuno: 6:50pm On Aug 26, 2019
Willy7:
My people, no matter our political divides and leaning, some things are not to be ignored. The picture above says a lot about our country and how our President is being perceived. Honestly I'm not happy seeing this pictures. This really shows how far we have deteriorated as a country. Looking at Adeshina, you can't but imagine if someone of that caliber and education is our President, how this country will be perceived and respected. Honestly I feel so ashamed that in this 21st century, someone of PMB caliber is what we can show to the world as our beacon of hope. Why can't we have an Adeshina or Godfrey Onyeàmà or even a young vibrant and educated Northerner that knows what the world is talking about? Just look at the way Adeshina is seated and sharing ideas with intelligent leaders. Honestly this pictures really sends some deep thoughts within me. Which way Nigeria?
we can not have any qualified and young person as president. Because the north is not interested in development. But to hold unto power and subjucated those who are infidels.
Politics › Re: Buhari In Japan: IPOB Members Fly Into Japan To Protest (More Photos) by meccuno: 10:48am On Aug 26, 2019
BuhariIsBURIED:
Pls someone should boldly assassinate him there biko, I want the 1diot wasted sad
dude careful oh!
Politics › Re: See What Borno Residents Undergo Anytime Boko Haram Strikes (Photos) by meccuno: 8:37am On Aug 26, 2019
EkunKekere:
This is just too funny grin grin grin

Next level binches!!!

Dullardo has "technically" gone on another jamboree to Japan and left you to play host to his Boko Boyz.

Enjoy yourselves!!!

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Politics › Re: Igbo's, Nigeria's Most Misunderstood Tribe by meccuno: 3:41pm On Aug 25, 2019
Area4Area:
Go and form your country then, why waiting for Nigeria to collapse first, is it because you now understand that Nnamdi Kanu, IPOB and you their supporters can no longer get Biafra any more by yourselves so you want others to get it for you?
Igbo land is our Nation. and i am not IPOB. i might share their sentiment but i am not a member. moreover why do you people get so offended when others want to take their destinies in their hand?
Politics › Re: Igbo's, Nigeria's Most Misunderstood Tribe by meccuno: 1:14pm On Aug 25, 2019
Area4Area:
People will just be killed but you'll still remain a Nigerian after everything, just like our parents after the war
That was what the Serbians said in former Yugoslavia. You cannot treat people with is disdain and expect them not to react. The different Nations would emerge whether anyone likes it or not. it will surely happen.
Politics › Re: Igbo's, Nigeria's Most Misunderstood Tribe by meccuno: 11:45am On Aug 25, 2019
Area4Area:
IPOB within the last few years had really brought up serious hate between Igbos and between Igbos and other Nigerians.
Uwazurike had called Igbos the most foolish ethnic group,

Asari Dokubo called Igbos slaves to the Ijaws,

Lagos state has made it a law that before you can be admitted into any state owned higher institution in the state, you must have a credit in Yoruba language,

We now have Iyaloja and Babaloja as leaders in Igbo dominated markets in Lagos,

The north has issued a quite notice to the Igbos to leave the north twice in the last two years but thank God for Igbo leaders going to beg them,

I'm sure people like Ekwemadu, Abaribe, governors of the SE, Obi of Onitsha, Eze Nri, Yorubas, Hausa/Fulanis would never want anything to do with IPOB forever.

You started the hate that we warned earlier and it has started so gear up and stop complaining
these actions would only lead to one destination which i a split. it would surely happen i can assure you that.
Politics › Re: Igbo's, Nigeria's Most Misunderstood Tribe by meccuno: 11:09am On Aug 25, 2019
Area4Area:
When Igbos were insulting others and writing ill about others, where were you oga judge, you now want to form a victim after victimising others
i condemn when i have to. the truth is that we have gone past the stage of having trust for each other. what we are doing in Nigeria is just postponing the dooms day. we can never understand each other the best is to split now that te time is still right. or we split by force. with blood shed.
Politics › Re: Igbo's, Nigeria's Most Misunderstood Tribe by meccuno: 6:34am On Aug 25, 2019
Carefully reading comments of non igbos both on Facebook, Twitter and Nairaland ,I can confidently say that for the Igbos to succeed in life and have a place in this world , they need to have their own separate Nation. There is no need for pretext because all I can see is that no matter what the Igbos do it would never be appreciated and as I can see it they only want them to be subjucated and become loyal slaves which is not how God created us . With Nigeria as a country there is no future for the Igbos. No matter how political correct we want to be.all they are out for is blood. I lost faith in Nigeria years ago. It's only a matter of time before shit hits the fan. And it would happen in our generation or next.
Politics › Re: Oshiomhole Reacts To Arrest Of 80 Nigerians By Fbi For Internet Fraud by meccuno: 4:43pm On Aug 23, 2019
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Politics › Re: Joe Igbokwe Reacts To His Drainage And Water Resources Appointment By Sanwo-Olu by meccuno: 4:50pm On Aug 21, 2019
festacman:
If you live in certain area in Lagos that look very BEAUTIFUL when when it rains heavily with attendant flooding, you will appreciate the extent of responsibilities on Engr. Joe Igbokwe's shoulders and how much you should pray for him to succeed.

It is a sensitive job. It is tough task to undertake. He should get ready to be resisted, blackmailed and tribally abused by residents, who will be affected by the solutions he will offer. However, If he could succeed, he will write his name in gold in Lagos State history.
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By the way, Joe Igbokwe is a true Nnewi son who is far more Igbo in quality and quantity than some of his critics.[/s]
Politics › Re: Meet Prof. YEMI OSINBAJO, A Man Driven By Passion, Honesty, Integrity by meccuno: 10:04pm On Aug 20, 2019
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Zeemam:
Meet Prof. YEMI OSINBAJO, a man driven by Passion, Honesty, Integrity and commitment to the masses


Ever since 1992 gave us a good idea of what true leadership and politicking was, I have never met a leader more committed to the entity Nigeria than Professor Yemi Osinbajo (PYO), a man with so much commitment, dedication, Confidence, Passion and such a good Communicator he almost rivals Chief Moshood Kashimawo Olawale Abiola (MKO) and Lt. Col. Odumegwu-Ojukwu.


Professor Yemi Osinabjo is a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, a Professor of Law and the current Vice President of Nigeria since 29 May 2015.


As vice president, his roles and constitutional powers include; participation in all cabinet meetings and, by statute, vice chairmanship of the National Security Council, the National Defence Council, Federal Executive Council, and the Chairman of National Economic Council.


Although the vice president may take an active role in establishing policies in the Executive Branch by serving on such committees and councils, the relative power of the Nigerian vice president's office depends much upon the duties delegated by the president.


With the above limited executive functions accorded a vice president of Nigeria, Osinbajo has established policies that are more masses oriented and beneficial to the general public.


Unlike past vice presidents, Prof. Osinbajo has won the trust of the President and the masses alike with his integrity and passion for a better nation.


Osinbajo's poverty and hunger fighting policy (NSIPs) have earned him accolades from far and near including President Muhammadu Buhari, who on the 8th march, 2019, described Prof. Yemi Osinbajo as a “very dependable deputy” with whom he had established a special bond.
The president further said that professor Osinbajo has in the past four years diligently championed the values of setting the foundation for peace, progress, and stability of Nigeria, by working very hard to build a resilient economy while promoting transparency and accountability.


Prof. Osinbajo has shown he is not only a VP for Christians, APC or Yoruba's alone but also, a VP for all religions, political parties, tribes and all geo-political zones in Nigeria.

When you think he is most popular in the south south, a video of him visiting States in the south east will appear, then the argument immediately becomes that he is more popular in that region. In the north and south west, it's the same level of euphoria.

This earned the VP respect of all past governors of the last administration, given that, he is the chairman of the National Economic Council, NEC.


The Kwara State Governor, Abdulfatah Ahmed (a PDP governor), noted that, Chairman (VP Osinbajo) led a strong team through various areas requiring attention in the economy. He made robust efforts in security giving direction, confidence and comfort.


In the same vein, the Borno State Governor Kashim Shettima, said "Osinbajo provided leadership and in the past 4 years, exhibited humility, giving everyone a sense of belonging."


The 36 governors said the vice president treated everybody equally regardless of their political parties.


Professor Osinbajo has been nicknamed the Star Boy by the public especially by those on social media yet his popularity has not come without its negative sides.


Some people have sponsored lots of hate and false news campaigns against a man committed to fighting poverty and hunger in Nigeria with his National Social Investment Programmes (NSIPs).


Ask me or any other non-partisan Nigerian of a hardworking and committed political leader and we would all point to Professor Yemi Osinbajo.

It gives me great joy that he is a Nigerian and one that has stood out in all his ways.

Oladele Peter, a psychologist and social commentator
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Politics › Re: Can IPOB Assault A ''Tinubu'' in Germany? by meccuno: 8:38pm On Aug 20, 2019
FSU:
My list of Nigerian leaders who should be beaten when they visit foreign countries (in no order of preference)

1. Orji Kalu
2. TA Orji
3. Okezie Ikpeazu
4. Tinubu
5. Buhari
6. Atiku
7. Obasanjo
8. IBB
9. Gbenga Daniel
10. Saraki
11. Oshiomhole
12. Igbinedion (former Edo gov)
13. Fasola (for giving all Lagos money to Tinubu)
14. El'rufai
15. Buratai
16. Okorocha
17 That former VC of ABU
18. The head of Miyetti Allah
19. Rotimi Amechi
20. Chris Ngige
21 Osibanjo

Please add yours

Caveat: These people can only be attacked by Diasporans from their ethnic groups.
thats why i advocate for a split. so we can all face our problems squarely.
Politics › Re: Can IPOB Assault A ''Tinubu'' in Germany? by meccuno: 8:37pm On Aug 20, 2019
what is the business of IPOB with Tinubu? they are only after Igbo politicians. some people sha.
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Blasts PDP, APC For Calling For Prosecution Of Ekweremadu’s Attacker by meccuno: 3:19pm On Aug 20, 2019
jlinkd78:
Any keen follower of d events following d Ekweremmadu gate will agree with me that both APC and PDP suddenly dropped their differences and forged an alliance in condemnation.
angry the elites are the problems.
Politics › Re: Sen. Kalu Frowns At Attack On Ekweramadu by meccuno: 7:08pm On Aug 18, 2019
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SaviMedia:
Former Abia State Governor and Chief Whip of the Nigerian Senate, Dr. Orji Kalu has condemned in strong terms the attack on the former Deputy Senate President, Senator Ike Ekweramadu in Germany by some members of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB).

Ekweramadu who was invited as a speaker/special guest of honour at the 2nd Annual Igbo Cultural Festival in Nuremberg, was assaulted physically by some members of the proscribed Igbo secessionist group

Describing the action of the mob as uncivilized, unacceptable and barbaric, the former governor urged Ndigbo to respect leaders at all levels.

He noted that the only way the South East region can be prosperous is by embracing dialogue, peace and unity.

Kalu in a statement issued by his media office, urged the Embassy of Nigeria in Germany, the German government and appropriate authorities to bring the perpetrators of the ugly incident to book.

He said, "after watching a viral video of the physical attack on former Deputy Senate President, Senator Ike Ekweramadu, I was not only disappointed but irritated and disturbed with the action of some members of IPOB.

" The assault on the senator is a slap on Igbo leaders regardless of age, party affiliation and religion.

" The perpetrators of the uncivilized act must face the wrath of the law.

" Senator Ekweramadu is not only one of the Igbo leaders but also a prominent Nigerian and as such should be accorded due respect by all and sundry at home and abroad.

"For the South East to move forward, the people of the region must embrace dialogue as a way of resolving pertinent issues and eschew violence.

While appealing to Ndigbo across the globe to be law-abiding and good ambassadors of Nigeria, Kalu urged Igbo groups to educate their members on the consequences of social vices.

Source: https://abacityblog.com/2019/08/18/sen-kalu-frowns-at-attack-on-ekweramadu/
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