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dejavume: some people are still getting alot of things wrong in this nation call nigeria.Hahahahahahah! Igbo the poorest in Nigeria? Then Yoruba must already have been killed by poverty if Igbo are the poorest living Nigerians. You are another starkly ignorant Yoruba man. |
Ileke-IdI:Who is afraid of who here? Fasola (Yoruba) or Obi (Igbo)? Do you live in planet Neptune? |
Dudu_Negro: Its been what...., three or four days now and these people are still in a refugee shelter in Anambra. What doea that say abiut these people and the government of Anambra?The deportees who are from Anambra have gone home. The ones there are non-Igbos and some Igbos who are mentally unstable to even identify themselves. Now tell me why Fasola would deny his action when confronted by a fellow governor. Is he not man enough, like most of his people? |
During the reign of Adebayo Alao-Akala, as governor of Oyo State, there was a protest about citizens of Oyo being dropped at the middle of the night in Ibadan, the state capital. The Lagos State government ignored the protest. Ogun State government also protested when its citizens were deported from Lagos. The protest was also ignored.And Dudu Negro was lying the last time around that Yorubas did not complain about the deportation of Yorubas from Lagos. |
FASOLA IS A CHEAP LIAR and a fearer of Igbo It is on the basis of the same cowardice that Dudu Negro, Aigbofa and other Yorubas here think that Lagos must first deport fellow Yorubas to be able to justify deportation of Igbo and hausa/fulani A strong, fearless Yoruba (something scarce in those parts) will deport Igbos without sacrificing fellow Yorubas. Can Yoruba do that? |
•Arrested in Lagos, ‘deported’ to Anambra By EMMANUEL UZOR, Onitsha and DURO ADESEKO, Lagoshttp://sunnewsonline.com/new/national/onitsha-human-cargo-latest-refugees-in-their-land/ |
Confronted By Obi, Cowardly Fasola Denies Deporting People To Onitsha by mekuslogan: 3:58am •Arrested in Lagos, ‘deported’ to Anambra By EMMANUEL UZOR, Onitsha and DURO ADESEKO, Lagos The Onitsha South Local Government Area Secretariat Annex, in Anambra State, was built for administrative purposes. Today, it’s occupied quite alright, but not by workers alone. One of the halls in the complex has been turned into a refugee camp. In the hall are men, women and babies, who were brought to Onitsha by agents of the Lagos State government and figuratively dumped on Anambra State government some weeks ago. Arrested in Lagos and “deported” to Anambra, these people are now refugees in their land. They have been given temporary accommodation and being fed by Anambra State government. And their security is in the hands of operatives of Nigerian Civil Defence Corps (NCDC). Residents of the commercial city of Onitsha, especially those in Upper Iweka, woke up a few weeks ago to behold about 600 strange persons. It was gathered that they were brought in the dead of the night by a trailer, whose departure point was not known immediately. News of their presence had spread like a wide fire and in different versions. While some said they were members of the dreaded Boko Haram sect brought into Onitsha, in disguise, to unleash terror, others said they were destitute persons deported from Lagos State. The Onitsha Area Commander, Mr. Benjamin Wordu and Divisional Police Officers in charge of Central Police Station, Mr. Abdul Yusuf and his Fegge counterpart, Mr. Roland Omatoje, had, however, immediately, dispelled the fear that they were members of Boko Haram. The Anambra State government, on its part, had swung into action and took custody of the strange visitors. It was later learnt that they were people picked up from the streets of Lagos and moved to Onitsha. Speaking on this, Anambra State Governor, Mr. Peter Obi, had charged the people to be alert and vigilant at all times. He thanked members of the public for bringing the information to him as soon as the destitute persons were dropped, adding that increased vigilance in all the communities in the state would help forestall this type of incident. The governor had said he had directed law enforcement agencies to impound the trailer that brought the people as well as take custody of the inmates, pending investigations. Saturday Sun gathered that when investigation revealed that the inmates were ferried from Lagos, Governor Obi expressed sadness that Nigerians could be taken from one state in the country and dumped in another state. He was said to have confronted Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, at the Governors’ Forum parley on this. The Lagos governor was said to have denied knowledge of this. Not satisfied, Governor Obi has written a petition to President Goodluck Jonathan. Giving a hint to this earlier, the governor had said his government would no longer tolerate a situation where people of the state were discriminated against or have their appointments terminated by other state governments, when indigenes of other states are gainfully employed in Anambra. He said: “Investigations have shown that most of them (those ‘deported’ from Lagos) are not from Anambra State, but were dropped here. I am going to make a report to the Federal Government that Nigerians cannot be refugees in Nigeria. It is a dangerous trend. “We have seen a situation where Anambrarians working in other parts of the country are sent packing, even when they have served faithfully where they were. We have not been doing the same thing. In schools, we have most of them from other states. Even teachers and students, most of them are in our school system where we offer free education benefit.” Obi said his government would not accept a situation where people were arrested in other states and repatriated to Anambra State. “The wisest thing to do is that they should have been handed over to us to be prosecuted, according to their offences. Most of them are not from Anambra State and we are investigating,” he said. Investigation revealed that agents of Lagos State government sometimes pick people from the streets. Sources revealed that those usually affected are considered as security risk. They are arrested and “deported” to their states of origin. A source said: “These people are arrested at odd hours and odd places.” What made the state government to intensify such effort in recent times is what sources described as proactive step against terrorism. “Thousands of people come to Lagos on a daily basis and there is no way you can know how dangerous elements would enter the city. Boko Haram has been operating in the northern part of the country. Do you want Boko Haram to penetrate Lagos? If Boko Haram succeeds in attacking Lagos, the whole world would focus on it. The CNN and other international media would feast on it,” the source said. On the justification of such step, another source asked: “Is it right for people to come to Lagos and be sleeping under the bridge? I tell you something; some people would come from outside Nigeria and claim to be northerners. They are usually from Niger Republic and Togo. But they would claim to be northerners. They are usually brought to Lagos in trailers in the name of bringing cows. They also bring motorcycles that way. That is one of the reasons we say that okada must go in Lagos. Truth is that foreigners are brought in that way. When they arrive Lagos, they don’t have anywhere to stay. They then sleep under bridges in Lagos. You also find them constituting nuisance in important places and at social functions. No government can fold its arm and allow that to continue.” During the reign of Adebayo Alao-Akala, as governor of Oyo State, there was a protest about citizens of Oyo being dropped at the middle of the night in Ibadan, the state capital. The Lagos State government ignored the protest. Ogun State government also protested when its citizens were deported from Lagos. The protest was also ignored. [/b]Speaking on this, Security Adviser to Anambra State Governor, Col. George Molokwu, told Saturday Sun: “Government, through the security agencies are still monitoring them (inmates) and just as I said earlier, there is no cause for alarm. We are still working hard to unravel the circumstances surrounding the incident and at the end of the investigations, we shall come up with a way forward.” Chairman of the Onitsha South Council area of Anambra State said government decided to take custody of the strange people to enable them to evaluate their condition and ascertain circumstances surrounding the plight . He said: “Our governor is a man that has the interest of the people at heart, who is sober when it comes to this type of situation. So, if not because of him, I don’t know what could have been the condition of these people, who were dropped at Upper Iweka in a sorry condition.”[b] Meanwhile, Lagos State government has denied having a hand in what happened to those dumped at Onitsha. According to the state Commissioner for Information, Mr. Lateef Aderemi Ibirogba, no responsible government can do such thing. He maintained that Nigeria is in a democracy and Lagos was home to all Nigerians, provided people obey the laws of the state and live like responsible citizens of Nigeria. “We don’t query where you come from or what has brought you from wherever you come from. We always tell the people that we have the responsibility to take care of whoever is here, provided you are ready to go along with us, in terms of following our laws and in terms of the legitimate things you do and by that I mean legitimate business, without having criminal intentions. It is whoever does not have the intention of living with our laws that will have problem with the government. “The only thing I want to emphasise is that you must subject yourself to law and order and you must do your legitimate business without being a problem to other people. You must be ready not to be selfish. We believe that where the right of one man ends is where the right of another man begins. If you do all that, we would have no reason to drive anybody anywhere.” http://sunnewsonline.com/new/national/onitsha-human-cargo-latest-refugees-in-their-land/ Re: Confronted By Obi, Cowardly Fasola Denies Deporting People To Onitsha by mekuslogan: 4:00am FASOLA IS A CHEAP LIAR and a fearer of Igbo Re: Confronted By Obi, Cowardly Fasola Denies Deporting People To Onitsha by mekuslogan: 4:01am It is on the basis of the same cowardice that Dudu Negro, Aigbofa and other Yorubas here think that Lagos must first deport fellow Yorubas to be able to justify deportation of Igbo and hausa/fulani A strong, fearless Yoruba (something scarce in those parts) will deport Igbos without sacrificing fellow Yorubas. Can Yoruba do that? Re: Confronted By Obi, Cowardly Fasola Denies Deporting People To Onitsha by mekuslogan: 4:07am During the reign of Adebayo Alao-Akala, as governor of Oyo State, there was a protest about citizens of Oyo being dropped at the middle of the night in Ibadan, the state capital. The Lagos State government ignored the protest. Ogun State government also protested when its citizens were deported from Lagos. The protest was also ignored.And Dudu Negro was lying the last time around that Yorubas did not complain about the deportation of Yorubas from Lagos. |
Yoruba human parts market |
pluto04: He is referring to national borders and not interstate borders.Cross River State has a very long boundary with Cameroon. So does AKwa Ibom state, though at a narrow strip. You have joined in the Yoruba ignorance |
alex_101: "Don’t forget that in Nigeria today, the South-west is the only region that has land and sea borders, no other region does. So, naturally, they will be wary of our position. We are saying let us recognise our differences and respect it. The far North is landlocked, no access to the sea; the South-south has access to the sea, no lands border; the South- east is landlocked on all sides. That is a reality you must appreciate. Even within the South-west region, the differences are there. Like I did emphasise on that day, some states in the South-west are landlocked, some have access to the sea and to land border, some have access only to land border, no access to the sea. So, you must appreciate all these"That is an average Yoruba for you. So starkly illiterate and ignorant that you will almost puke |
Friday, September 28, 2012 Grandmother arrested at Murtala Mohammed International Airport for concealing cocaine in herb by Temitayo Famutimi advertisement Attempt by a 65-year-old grandmother, Hassan Abike, to smuggle 1.74kg of cocaine concealed in herbal syrup containers to London has been foiled by the officials of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency. Abike was to board a British Airways flight on Wednesday when she was arrested at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Lagos. According to a statement by the spokesperson of the NDLEA, Mitchell Ofoyeju, on Thursday, the suspect packed the drug in balloons and placed it in 10 plastic containers of herbal syrup. He said the drug which was found in her bag tested positive to cocaine and weighed 1.74kg. Ofoyejo quoted the Airport Commander, Hamza Umar, as saying that the suspect was also found carrying two passports bearing her name with numbers A03348648 and A3771781 when she was arrested. Umar reportedly said, "The cocaine found in her possession was packed in balloons and prepared into the shape of the plastic bottles. "It was also wrapped in black polythene inside 10 plastic bottles of local herbal mixtures. Each bottle was neatly sealed to avoid suspicion." Ofoyejo said the suspect admitted ownership of the drug, adding that she claimed, "it was given to her by a male friend to give to his sick relative in London." The NDLEA spokesperson added that the Chairman/Chief Executive of the agency, Ahmadu Giade, had directed that her claims be investigated to ascertain her role in the incident. He explained that the suspect would be charged to court as soon as investigations were concluded. http://odili.net/news/source/2012/sep/28/831.html |
Ritual Church: Founder's Body In Morgue 5 Years Later, Members Worship Skeleton by mama-gee(f): 10:10pm On May 15, 2010 Has the world eventually entered the “last days” as prophesied in the Bible, the holy book for Christians? Maybe, if the activities of some so-called Christians are anything to go by. According to II Timothy 3-7: “In the last days, perilous times shall come. For men shall be lovers of their own selves, covetous, boasters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy, without natural affection, trucebreakers, false accusers, incontinent, fierce, despisers of those that are good.” The holy book further states that in the last days, men would have a form of godliness, but deny the power thereof and men will ever be learning, and will never be able to come to the knowledge of the truth. The story is hardly believable but it is true that about five years after the death of a pastor, members of his church still worship his skeleton because of their faith in the efficacy of his powers. To members of the church, late Jacob Adebayo Oladele, who was the founder, Millennium Gospel Church (MGC), remains powerful even in death. In February 2010, the police stormed the premises of MGC located at an abandoned aerodrome in a vast forest at Egbedore Local Government Area of Osun State, following a tip-off by the monarch of the town, Alayemoore of Ido-Osun, Oba Adedapo Adeniyi Sapoyoro. The monarch, who said the palace had been inundated with series of allegations of high-handedness and weird worship style of the church members, led a team alongside the police to the church where a purported skeleton of the church’s founder was recovered. The police arrested 15 suspects while people of the town warned the church members never to return to the land, which belongs to the government. Sunday Sun gathered that five of the suspects are still standing trial at an Osogbo Magistrate Court. Members of the church however insist that they are not ritualists and never killed anybody or performed any ritual in the church. One of those standing trial, Mrs Florence Oluwaloni Oladele, who is the deputy founder said: “We are not ritualists. We worship our Lord Jesus Christ like every Christian. The skeleton belongs to our founder. Truth shall prevail and we will be vindicated. This is a test of our faith and members should be steadfast and more prayerful.” Head, Pathology Department at the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology Teaching Hospital (LAUTECHTH), Dr Akinwumi Komolafe, confirmed the presence of the skeleton in the morgue, but said the police did not present a request for tests to be carried out on the skeleton. He said the hospital authorities would keep the skeleton until it receives further directive from the police. It was however gathered that some of the church members have been visiting the mortuary in order to worship the late founder who they described as their Messiah. “Before stopping them from coming to see the skeleton, some who came were practically worshipping the skeleton. They rolled on the ground, shouting his name, weeping, wailing and appealing to him to answer their prayers. They are fanatical about him and if care is not taken and the skeleton remains in the mortuary more than necessary, they may go wild and take steps to recover it. The mortuary needs more security,” a source at the hospital warned.? When contacted, the Osun State Commissioner of Police, Solomon Olusegun, said the “case is in court.” But a police source said: “The skeleton may soon be released to the members since nobody had come forward with a claim that his/her relation was missing.” “Apart from the skeleton, police did not find any other human or animal part at the church. Initially, we were made to believe that more bodies were going to be recovered from the church like that of the infamous Okija Shrine. None was found apart from the skeleton. However, all theories pointed to the fact that the skeleton belongs to the church founder. You know how fanatical some people could be with living or dead founder of their faith. “The skeleton will soon be released for burial. At least, the man should be allowed to rest in peace. We still appeal to people who may have contrary information about the church to volunteer it to the police.” At press time, police authorities were in confusion over what to do with the skeleton even as the hospital management anxiously awaited the collection of late Adebayo’s skeleton for burial because according to them, “the mortuary is meant for dead bodies and not skeleton. https://www.nairaland.com/446235/ritual-church-founders-body-morgue |
Eko Atlantic: That governor is really trying, outstanding from the restWould you like me to show you ''good'' photos from Yorubaland? You know Lagos is a slum with many perfect pictures to show, let alone your under-glorified Oyo, Osun Ekiti, Ondo and Ogun. |
Dudu_Negro: Lagos exercised its obligation to its fellow Yoruba states. It has no such bind with Ibo states and so left the deportees in a central point for sortig and distribution.So Lagos is obligated to deport fellow Yorubas? Na waoh! Awo must be reeling in his grave trying to get up and give Fasola me spanking ![]() |
Aigbofa: I just killed your stupid thread.Hahhaah! You are a non-starter. |
Aigbofa: How many times do I need to explain this to you?I expect that Igbo will be deported from Lagos because we are not one. Northerners have also been deported even in greater number. So what is the big deal about deporting Igbos? Tell me why you have to deport a Yoruba from part of Yorubaland to justify anything.Can you not deport Igbos and other non-Yoruba without deporting Yorubas? As the deportation saga continues, be sure that Yorubas elsewhere in Nigeria will also be deported. All those fake Yorubas in oil companies in the Eastern section of Nigeria will have to give way. |
Aigbofa: Do you know how many million ibos we can use that to justify their deportation?You do not need to justify Igbo deportation from Yorubaland. It is not unexpected. You need to tell me why you are deporting your fellow Yoruba man from his Yoruba residence. |
What are the common denominators between Tafa Balogun and Sunday Ehindero? |
Aigbofa: The idea is to send back a few Yorubas here and there in preparaton for the eventual clean sweep of ibos across Yorubaland.You are laughable.You call more than 100 Yorubas ''a few'' sent packing from their fatherland? Why must you send even a single Yoruba out of his Yorubaland residence in order to send an Igbo man out of Yorubaland? |
Dudu_Negro: If you add the numbrrs enumerated and with dispositions back to their individual states you will realize that many thousands are missing in the over 3000 total. The residual are the dumped lots returned to East. You are hearing about thise thousands refugees because Obi is making noise that they were dumped in his state. If thy had been dumped in Im you probably will not know unless Okorocha holler about it.The article will have to provide the full state-by state list. Ogun is still unaccounted for.Hhahahahah!!! |
Dudu_Negro: If you add the numbrrs enumerated and with dispositions back to their individual states you will realize that many thousands are missing in the over 3000 total. The residual are the dumped lots returned to East. You are hearing about thise thousands refugees because Obi is making noise that they were dumped in his state. If thy had been dumped in Im you probably will not know unless Okorocha holler about it.Hey dude. It does not matter how many Igbos are deported from Lagos because Lagos is not Igboland. It matters that Yorubas are deported from Lagos (Yorubaland). True or false |
Dudu_Negro: Responding to mekus last post,Please tell me the Igbo man that Nzeribe betrayed. I am okay with Nzeribe helping to deal a blow on MKO (Yoruba) Yoruba Obas (not Igbo Igwes or Ezes) betrayed MKO |
Aigbofa: MekussUnhinged.Please spell it out. I dey wait. |
. Chei Awolowo, see the product of your fake 'free education'.