Health › Re: How I Was Molested By A Patient –psychiatric Doctor by meccuno: 7:58am On Jul 29, 2015 |
kilokeys: A TASER would come in handy 3000Volts |
Politics › Re: Photo Of GEJ And Nelson Mandela by meccuno: 10:22pm On Jul 28, 2015 |
Mandela saw many wars in his life time.....1918..... |
Education › Re: Senate Buildings Of Some Major Nigerian Universities (pictures) by meccuno: 3:22pm On Jul 28, 2015 |
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Education › Re: Senate Buildings Of Some Major Nigerian Universities (pictures) by meccuno: 3:18pm On Jul 28, 2015 |
I though the senate building of OAU was under construction? |
Politics › Re: Those From SE And SS That Voted Buhari by meccuno: 11:30am On Jul 28, 2015 |
HiGod: President-Nnamdi Ebele-half Igbo(ancestral) Deputy Senate- Igbo Deputy Speaker-Igbo SGF-Igbo Finance- Igbo Petroleum-Half Igbo Health-Igbo Minting and Printing-Igbo CBN-Igbo(after Sanusi) Chief of Army Staff-Igbo(Ihjerika)
With all the above, pls, tell me what is left for the remaining 4 regions..... if these are the positions that make the igbos favoured,then I think u have serious problems.......why not put the post held by the northerners and yorubas including ambassadorial positions and let's start from there.........then when you are through,put the positions held by the northerners,yorubas and igbos let's compare and contrast...... I wonder how many chief of army staff that the SE has ever produced up till this moment and the finance sector......not too sure about the rest.....and petroleum is ijaw not half igbo........please GEJ is not igbo I beg u |
Politics › Re: Those From SE And SS That Voted Buhari by meccuno: 8:46am On Jul 28, 2015 |
kITATITA: My dear, Buhari is sincere. The honest truth is that those who worked for his election and put their lives on the line should feel the impact of the government they voted for. He also assured all regions of justice and there won't be any discrimination. I voted for him on the three previous occasions he lost. I expect leadership and someone who would demonstrate control and I see that. South East where you and I come from, show me what we can boast of after 16 years of supporting PDP. Show me what we got from 'our brother' Ebele Azikiwe. Let's not think with our hearts. I am not a GEJ fan and he is not my brother.......he is ijaw and we are igbos........and I don't believe in Buhari because we deserve more than this.......that aside, tell me one thing the Nigerian Nation has done for the SE that would warrant them not to think with their heart? Some times I really don't blame those who want out of this forced marriage.....its high time we stopped deceiving our selves |
Politics › Re: Obi: Only The President Approves ECA Disbursement by meccuno: 8:37am On Jul 28, 2015 |
[s] coolcharm: Why do people get easily sentimental?
Something that looks like a fraud was discovered, instead of finding out how these ills happened, and seek measures to stop them, we are busy letting our bias have the better of us.
Remember, the day anyone accepts a public office, he or she becomes a public citizen, and are held accountable and responsible for his or her actions and inactions.
If as a nation, we don't hold people we put in position of trust accountable, then we set the ball of impunity rolling, and of course, that has been the case with us as a people over the decades.
But all that has to change... Now.
Peter Obi should know that the state and her people reserves the right to ask anyone to come forward and give account of their stewardship if the need arises, and if their hands are clean, it further highlights their impeccable nature and integrity.
This is a practice all over the world, and Nigeria should not be an exception. [/s] |
Politics › Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by meccuno: 8:29am On Jul 28, 2015 |
simpleseyi: [s]Yes, It was an Igbo coup and they paid dearly for the coup. Because the coup failed, Igbos started the civil war and they were humiliated. They will continue to pay for the Jan 15, 1966 coup and the selfish civil war. Even their children's children will pay for the two atrocities. [/s] |
Politics › Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by meccuno: 8:20am On Jul 28, 2015 |
owobokiri: As far as I am concerned, Nzeogwus crime was that he didn't kill enough. Ditto Ifeajuna and co. Some of you hang a huge question mark on your intelligence when you defend ijiots that turned this countrys politics into a primordial contest between waring ethnicities. Nzeogwu didn't just wake up one morning and started killing people. From 1964 to 66, operation weties in the west, orchestrated by Sarduanas/Balewas NPCs deadly alliance with Akintola has sent awolowo to jail, decapitated AG, corrupted the army, brought back the british through the back door and ultimately led to the killing of thousands. . This was/is the fact the op won't mention. . The military officers killed by Nzeogwu and co were in bed with these political leaders whose diabolical politics was setting the young independent country on fire. Time was given for them to see reason and retrace their steps, they didnt.
The 1964 elections were so massively rigged by balewa, akintola and the sarduana that Zik as the president, refused to invite the so called winners to form the government for months. Infact, it is a great injustice to history that these days, we seem to willfully villify Nzeogwu and co for trying to arrest anarchy while making little or no mention of the fact that the country was imploding slowly as a result of balewas tribally driven blood gulping politics. What we see these days are peacefull pictures of balewa and sons resting in bauchi, nobody shows us the endless streets of ibadan ,strewn and littered with corpses.. . Nzeogwu as a great revolutionary should have maimed more. That way, counter revolutionaries like murtala, babangida, buhari and danjuma, who usurped power 6 months later and turned Nigeria into an eyesore would have been taken care of. for this comment, you have earned my respect.........most people here are actually blinded by tribal sentiment......focusing on what tribe the soldiers were from and not what led to the whole problem.......I will still repeat it........if Nigeria didn't fight the war in 1967, there would have been a much more bloody war down the line probably around the late 70s eighties......... |
Politics › Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by meccuno: 8:11am On Jul 28, 2015 |
nduchucks: Despite all you've written up there, I maintain that the pogroms which lead to the civil war would have never happened, if the January 15th coup had not taken place with the effect that of the six plotters, only one (Ademoyega) was not Igbo, and going through a list of their victims, there was only one Igbo man (Lt. Col. A. Unegbe) killed. And more importantly, the North lost the core of its political elite (Tafawa Balewa and Ahmadu Bello), and some of their best military officers.
The acceptance of these unfortunate facts is necessary for any meaningful healing to take place. If you continue to hang on to the belief that the pogroms were bound to take place because there were disagreements back in 1940s, then you sir need to stop burying your head in the sand.
You people need to let bygones be bygones, and join hands with the rest of Nigeria to build this great country and move it to the next level. and tell us how a people who had millions of people killed, and still persecuted today let by gones be by gones?? Its very easy for you to say because you didn't loose a relative neither did u feel the impact of the war.......it only shows one thing,how insensitive u are to human life or you have this secret happiness that it actually happened......."It serves them right" |
Politics › Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by meccuno: 8:03am On Jul 28, 2015 |
oduastates: The first coup was followed by a second one ;a palace coup by Ironsi. it was as tribal as they come . The purpose for which was ethnic domination regardless of the one or two token members of other ethnic groups . That tokenism was exhibited even under Jonathan where a SE dominated government essentially installed themselves in the post that matter, marginalised others bar one or two touts from other regions , totally messed up the country and are now trying to destabilise the government of Buhari with the sponsorship of radioactive Biafra . Ironsi did not all of a sudden ,develop or conjure that unitary decree out of nowhere. This was obviously preplanned was I really expecting any reasonable comment from you? The answer is no....... |
Politics › Re: As Nigeria Struggles With 4, 000 Mw , Kenya Moves To Build 1 Gw Of Electricity by meccuno: 7:45am On Jul 28, 2015 |
Candybob: The way to go is solar... I would have preferred a decentralized system tho. Smaller mini grids spread across the country and individual private participation that the solar pv allows should have been explored, creates more opportunities and encourages local participation than all this centralized systems. In my opinion this project is prone to failure... I hope i am wrong Nice initiative all the same.
Nigeria when are we going get serious about our energy need? solar is very expensive.......South Africa use more that 50% electricity generation on coal........and they are around 70 thousand mega watts |
Politics › Re: The Formerly Secret Files On The Nigerian War Over Biafra. By Mark Curtis by meccuno: 8:04am On Jul 27, 2015 |
vanunu: U must be lie muhammed's younger brother, Why do u nigerians lie shamelessly. In Jos in 1945, hundreds of igbos were killed for no fault of their own, and the igbos did not accuse the whole of the north for organising the killings . Also in kano in 1953 and 1956, thousands of igbos were again killed. that's why I just prefer to read.......cause the level of misinformation and information to suit cause is appalling.......just sorry for those who don't take time to read...... |
Politics › Re: The Formerly Secret Files On The Nigerian War Over Biafra. By Mark Curtis by meccuno: 7:52am On Jul 27, 2015 |
Wsdm: I am yet to come to terms on why the other part of the country will not allow these people to simply go away and form their 'Isreal' in Africa. Each time they have an opportunity the maim the North and destroy its essence- a study case is the proxy war on Boko haram where Ihejirika led the army to kill General Shuwa, destroyed the largest cattle market in Africa(Potiskum), destroyed the largest fishery market in Africa(Bama) and thousands of innocent civillians all in the name of fighting boko haram. I have started telling my Northern friends that if the present elite refuses to devide this country, we shall do that during our time. Buhari should just stablise the Northern economy and let us seperate. If the Northern elites did not seperate this country at the apropriate time;one day they will slip into power like GEJ and also look for an opportunity to destroy any development we have achieved. Every body in the North seems to be in total darkness about boko haram. So is not a rocket science that someone is truly behind it- and who could that be order than the people in power who have shown such desdain to the North. They have done that before, did it now and shall be happy to do it again. Just imagine the amount of destruction that happened to the North and all these people could do is to blame the North for salvating themselves by voting out the 'plague'. The seperation I shall scheme for as long as i live. Proudly Arewa. and some people would read this an over look it as tribalism..........but if it was an igbo man, some certain names would pop up like pop corns........... |
Politics › Re: The Formerly Secret Files On The Nigerian War Over Biafra. By Mark Curtis by meccuno: 7:45am On Jul 27, 2015 |
wadetaw202: If Igbo's were not selfish and self centered to kill sadauna of sokoto and other northerners to pave way for January 1966 coup, all these wouldn't have happened. The very selfish demonic plans of igbos in January sowed the seed for northern violence against Igbo's. Before the nzeogwi-ironsi coup, there was nothing like violence against Igbo's and Nigeria was also at peace. Nzeogwu and co's decision to stage a coup sowed the seed for tribalism and ethnical violence in Nigeria. are you for real? Some times I wonder how old most people who comment on this forum are........even if a book is opened for you during an exam you will still fail..... |
Politics › Re: Okorocha Billoard With Obama In Imo State: The New Face Of Change by meccuno: 8:54pm On Jul 26, 2015 |
So shameful |
Politics › Re: The U.S. Utterly Disappointed With Buhari’s Visit by meccuno: 6:46pm On Jul 26, 2015 |
WombRaiders: The visit was a high powered white house tourist tour.
Buhari is dumber than his cows. that's an insult to cows..........retract that statement |
Politics › Re: Army Arrests 3 Igbo Traders Supplying Ammunition To Boko Haram (2014) by meccuno: 6:37pm On Jul 26, 2015 |
LadyExcellency: I thought someone posted the true story to clarify this propaganda wow!! What do these people stand to gain? |
Politics › Re: Yoruba Say SW And North Saved N/delta From Igbos - Tweet by meccuno: 11:15pm On Jul 25, 2015 |
atbu1983: Isaac boro in 1966 wanted an Ijaw Republic. Isaac boro hated ibos with passion because of d way he felt when he was in UNN during his campaign for SUG president which he won mainly with d votes from non ibos. Isaac boro felt the money generated in IJAW land was used to develop the current south east state in the defunt eastern region with enugu as capital. Nigeria was a working federation then. Until a power hungry IBO man in d name of Agunyi Ironsi made Nigeria a Unitary State.
D igbo man Agunyi Ironsi fought d IJAW nation in 12 days and Jailed Isaac Boro for Treason.
It was a Northerner GOWON who gave ISAAC BORO freedom and he join d Federal army to fight BIafra.
I am from Edo state. We rejected Biafra because when we allowed them to pass through the Midwest as ally, they started behaving as if they conqured us. That was when the benin empire started killing Biafra soldiers. IF I READ ONE MORE STATEMENT FROM AN EDO PERSON AGAIn REJECTING BIAFRA,I WOULD VOMIT..........LIKE SERIOUSLY  WHAT CAN BE MORE CURSED THAN EDO STATE  ? AND AM WONDERING HOW EDO BECAME A SOUTH SOUTH STATE......... |
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Celebrities › Re: Wale Criticized By Americans For Wearing Native Nigerian Wear To Meet Obama by meccuno: 10:32pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
thisisbankole: Wale was a guest at the White House yesterday for a “beating the odds” summit which aims to encourage kids to sign up for college.
While most will applaud Wale serving as a positive role model for American youth, a lot of Americans chose to criticize Wale’s choice of dressing rather, which was a custom made Igbo attire popularly known as Etibo made by Zini Couture, who also makes attires for Olamide and the YBNL crew.
He was criticized for not looking ‘professional’ enough.
Unfortunately for the (probably bigoted) critics, Wale actually changed into that attire for his performance. While giving a talk during the lecture part of the summit, he was dressed conventionally in dress shirt and slacks.
Not like there was anything wrong in the Etibo anyway.
Wale’s response to the criticism was,
Presentable? I performed in a Nigerian native top & hard bottoms. @Zinicouture is presentable. Suit to perform? No.
http://www.360nobs.com/2015/07/wale-criticized-by-americans-for-wearing-native-nigerian-wear-to-meet-obama/ I can imagine phyno or olamide putting their arms around buhari to take a picture, their frog jump no go easy |
Science/Technology › Re: NASA Confirms The Discovery Of Another Earth - Photo by meccuno: 8:12pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
CharlesPhc: Today, NASA announced that scientists have found an Earth-like planet, Kepler-452b about 1,400 light years away from us. This new Earth-twin exists at such a distance from a star Kepler 452, where water could exist. This discovery (and more) is a result of about analysis of four years’ data from the Kepler Space Telescope which has been looking for Earth-like planets orbiting other stars similar to our Sun. This Earth-like planet, or what people are calling Earth 2.0, orbits its star in a habitable zone i.e. a region where water could exist in liquid state. During its four year work, Kepler Space Telescope found about 500 exoplanets, out of which 12 are of size comparable to the Earth. This Earth-like planet receives about 10 percent more light than Earth currently does and in another 1.5 billion years, Earth will receive the same amount of sunlight. This means, Kepler-452b is Earth’s older cousin.
Kepler-452b is the first one to be confirmed as a planets and its star possesses an interesting similarity to our Sun. It is just 12 percent brighter than our Sun and four percent heavier. This Earth-like planet Kepler-452b orbits at about same distance as Earth, taking about 385 days to complete one full revolution.
Let’s take a quick look at what we know about the Earth 2.0 so far:
It is about 60% larger than Earth 1.0 and the closest exoplanet so far. It is at a distance of 1,400 light years from Earth. It is rocky, thus confirming a sold surface. It orbits its very own star named Kepler 452 at a distance near-about same as Earth’s orbital distance. It completes one revolution is every 385 days. Earth 2.0’s star is about 6 billion years old i.e. about 1.5 billion years older than our Sun.
During the long-awaited announcement, NASA said that it right now they don’t know if there’s life on Kepler-452b. The Kepler data analysis head said: “It’s simply awe-inspiring to consider that this planet has spent 6 billion years in the habitable zone of its star, which is long than the age of the Earth. That’s considerable time and opportunity for life to arise somewhere on the surface … should all the necessary ingredients and conditions for life on this planet [exist].”
Stay tuned with fossBytes we’ll keep you updated with the news of Earth 2.0.
http://africanleadership.co.uk/blog/?p=1593 I hope we don't have a situation where we mistakenly signal some alien dudes who should be left alone with sophisticated weaponry from the planet that wants to colonise us like in the movie battleship..... |
Politics › Re: Who Is Barcanista Fooling? by meccuno: 10:45pm On Jul 23, 2015 |
WombRaiders: First of, its not a profession to sleep with cows. Secondly, their backward culture is a real danger and menace to peace.
Let them evolve first.  |
Politics › Re: Who Is Barcanista Fooling? by meccuno: 10:36pm On Jul 23, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Who Is Barcanista Fooling? by meccuno: 10:20pm On Jul 23, 2015 |
Utchgirl: Hahahahaha
U r funny ooo that was the Bomb america dropped on Hiroshima.......Lolz |
Politics › Re: America Has Refused To Sell Weapons To Buhari by meccuno: 11:41am On Jul 23, 2015 |
mrvitalis: OK then let's try Russia and China. .... ...... they were my first choice anyway Or way can we come back home and develop our own weapons to work in our country.... .. . We have the brains. .. .. . We have the raw materials ... the basic technology is there .. . We have some cash . .. Why can't we? we also have tribalism, religious bigotry,ethnic sentiments and the worst form of corruption the world has seen......Nigeria will never move forward with these things holding us back.....that being said, I think its in our best interest to tag along with the US if we like our selves. I don't know why we won't use wisdom in doing things as it appertains to international politics e.g gay and lesbian act....the law shouldn't have been passed in the first place outlawing it because the US would continue to mount pressure on Nigeria because of it. We cannot even play simple regional politics talk less of international ......Now you people would see why GEJ took the steps he did........and since Buhari is the President now,I pray he doesn't make the same mistakes.....cause USA is the worst type of enemy to have even worse than Boko haram...........lastly,remember it took US and Cuba to re-establish their bi literal relationship after 54 years......let's be wise |
Politics › Re: You Think PMB Is Tall Right? Then You Need To See This...!!! (Photo) by meccuno: 10:28pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
CharlesPhc: If you ever thought PMB was head and shoulder above everyone else then you need to see him stand next to PBO... I knew obama was tall,but I didn't know he was this tall.......... |
Science/Technology › Re: A Nigerian Man Turned His Bicycle Into An Aeroplane (Photo) by meccuno: 8:06pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
Am really surprised @ the level of negativity I am getting from this post. For the fact that an individual decided to make good use of his talent and gifts is commendable. Innoson started like this and all he got were discouragement from the government,the system and people above me who believe and thought it wasn't possible. Bill gates believed that he could put every computer in every home when IBM was the most powerful company in the computer business. He was laughed at and told it wasn't possible.if you see the first APPLE computer,you won't touch it with a long pole but look @ the apple company... If the man were to come here and says he wants biafra the same negative people would run him down and say he isn't patriotic that that's the only thing igbos are good at. What would it remove from our body if we encourage those who have decided to make a difference? I don't think its just a problem associated with nigerians.....its a black man problem........because we can't do it,so others won't do it.....its called CRAB mentality and its really disgusting...... |
Crime › Re: 30-year-old Graduate Rapes Sickle Cell Woman by meccuno: 9:47am On Jul 22, 2015 |
HungerBAD: Rapists are a funny breed.
They get their kicks from hearing women beg and cry. These guys are sick, and unfortunately in Nigeria, they usually settle outside the court and are never jailed. In the United States for instance, after you serve your jail time,your name is put into the National Data of Sex Offenders,and you will NEVER find a Job again.
You will never be able to rent a House/Apt, you will need to register as a sex offender anywhere you go to. In short you are finished.
One day Nigeria will get there, and these rapists will start receiving their punishments. imagine getting advice from a staunch tribalist......lolz.....what's the difference between you and the rapist? |
Politics › Re: Obama Does Not Respect Buhari (photo) by meccuno: 8:00am On Jul 22, 2015 |
Symphony007: They want you to think buhari is the best thing to happen to nigeria since slice bread and we were widely disrespected until his buhariness came and saved the day!! that's one reason why america rejected GEJ.......their interest wasn't protected.......why Nigerians fail to understand is that the USA doesn't care about you...........wonder what all the hullabalo is about buharis visit to america |
Politics › Re: I Am Ready To Negotiate With Boko Haram ---buhari by meccuno: 11:28pm On Jul 21, 2015 |
olillywales: President Muhammadu Buhari has disclosed that he is ready to negotiate with the Boko Haram insurgents if that will lead to the return of the Chibok girls captured by the group.
Speaking on Tuesday night on the Cable News Network (CNN), the president, who is currently on a trip to the United States, said he was very concerned about the plight of the Chibok girls and would do anything, including negotiating with the Islamic sect, to get the girls back.
http://www.metronaija.com/2015/07/i-am-ready-to-negotiate-with-boko-haram.html
cc: lalasticlala ishilove are u sure he said it? |
Politics › Re: Buhari's Performance At Amanpour's Interview. Great Responses By Buhari by meccuno: 11:21pm On Jul 21, 2015 |
roqchiq: "In Southern Nigeria, militants are blowing up pipelines, kidnapping people and asking for huge ransoms, In Northern Nigeria Bokoharam is still active"PMB
In summary, everybody outside Nigeria is going to believe the whole Nigeria is on fire, and everybody is dead!!
Oh, and did anybody notice how he managed to emphasise the militants issue, while downplaying the boko rampage??
Ermm....which Chibok girls are you negotiating over? The ones that are being rescued, pregnant and not?? Abi the girls still remain?? was listening to him carefully until he made that comment......I was like what?? Any case of militancy in the SS would be like 5%......but for him to place the two issues side by side leaves a lot to be imagined....... I will take very keen interest in the niger delta militancy issue.......I believe something would soon be in the offing |