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Odumegwu Ojukwu may you live long!! . . . Ndu idi asogbugo anyi bu umu gi. Also, thank you very much for not participating in that Save Nigeria rally organised by Yoruba men and women. |
Most Nigerians are just stupid and hypocritical elements. Whats wrong with raising funds for a campaign? I bet you, if Soludo had decided to sponsor the campaign solely by himself, some idiots will say that he is now using the bribes he collected from the troubled banks CEOs. Most of you critics feign to reason like civilized individuals while forgetting that in a typical civilized society, electoral campaigns are mostly financed with the help of the candidates friends and well wishers. I didn't see anything wrong with his campaign fund raising,although I'm a supporter of the incumbent governor. All we want is a free and fair election. |
[quote author=bk_baybe99 link=topic=381076.msg5310537#msg5310537 date=1263426453]Ok, another interesting discovery I made recently about the entity called Nigeria; The Niger Delta Region DOES NOT belong to the ibos. I have always been under the misconception that it belonged to them, thus, their constant complaints of being wronged, marginalized, and cheated. I also, wrongly, assumed that the militants in The Niger-Delta was made up of the Ibos. This begs the question, if the Region does not belong to the ibos, why are they hell bent on taking it as theirs?!? Articles I've read since show clearly that the Ibos have the Region in their plans when they finally leave Nigeria. Will they be better 'masters' to the Niger-Deltans (if Nigeria splits) than the Northerners presently are to them? I doubt that any group in Nigeria would want to join a new nation where they will be the clear minority. The argument that happened this past weekend pitted two Niger-Deltans (one was from Port-Harcourt in Bayelse state, i think. I jotted all this down so if I make any mistakes in spelling forgive me) against 3 ibos (family members) and a yoruba friend who came with the ibos who surprisingly (or maybe not) took sides with the Niger-Deltans (I called them 'deltans' and they took umbrage. They explained that they arent Deltans; I dont remember now their explanation.lol). I dont think the ibo guys will be friends with the yoruba anymore after this weekend's argument. Anyways, the ibos insisted that the Niger Delta had no choice but to come with them if a Biafran nation was declared tommorrow; the Niger Deltans vehemently opposed this and stated that they would rather die than go form a nation with majority ibos. The ibos retort was , then die they would because come hail or sleet the Niger Delta wasnt going anywhere but with Biafra. Their statements shocked me!!! How can you force a people, that has fears of discrimination, to come with you??!?! To go do what, go back into the slavery they are running from? The Niger Deltans said they would never go with the ibos but would instead set up their own nation, OR, they would join a nation of other minorities of some states in present day Nigeria. According to them, discussions are already underway for these minority states to form their own nation (advantage being that there wont be a clear majority) independent of all the major tribes in Nigeria in the even of the inevitable split that is bound to soon engulf the nation. The Yoruba guy insisted that the Niger-Delta had the choice to go 'on its own' if they didnt want to be part of Biafra; of course our Ibo buddies didnt find his statement funny in anyway. Furthermore, he informed us that one of the reasons Ojukwu was quick to go to war was because he had every intention of controlling the oil of the indigenous Niger Deltans. I was shocked (although I think I've heard something to this effect before) because if his claims were true, that means Ojukwe clearly had selfish motives for planning a war against its more powerful Nigerian neighbors. So, Im asking a simple question, if the Niger Delta does not belong to the Ibos why do they have their eyes on it? Why do they invoke it, always , in their cries for a seperate state? Someone please explain!!!![/quote]Why is this Akata basta.rd always interested in Igbo affairs. Are you looking for an Igbo husband? . . . Mind you that they dont marry who.res. You better start searching for your biological father instead of wasting time with your mother's Yoruba booty mate whose second job is to be feeding you with trash. |
[quote author=bk_baybe99 link=topic=379885.msg5297284#msg5297284 date=1263276892]From wut I. Understand this Ibori is ibo. The[i] Attorney General of Nigeria is ibo[/i] (I think) yet they are the biggest praise singers of your invinsible president! All I'm saying is in the future do not twist the truth and blame the yorubas for one of you's (jonathan) inability to pick up the presidency as your lot are the ones presently working feverishly against him!!![/quote]What is this Akata bas.tard doing here? That your mother's booty mate is a Nigerian does not give you the prerogative to be displaying your ignorance on Nairaland. |
So this jobless bastar.d is still around . . . ![]() |
naijaway:I don't know you neither do I know your ethnic group,but one thing one can easily deduce from your incoherent ranting is your abysmal ignorance of Igbo tradition and culture. If you are an Igbo man, you must be among those referred to as 'Ndi ala bu otu.' ![]() |
ode remo:What a numbskull!! . . You already gave me the attention. |
Any arrangement with Yoruba people should be considered a futile exercise . . I dont know what Ojukwu is doing there with Yoruba saboteurs . . . |
ChinenyeN:Go and read your Igbo history books, especially the history of Agu-ukwu Nri in Anambra state. . . Also pay a visit to your traditinal ruler whenever you visit Nigeria, he may explain better. |
[quote author=Ijele-igbo link=topic=378934.msg5286836#msg5286836 date=1263129934]@onlytruth, nwanne let me correct you. who told you that ofor of nri is the oldest? E makwa ife na emere na obodo gi bu ANAMBRA? haven't u heard about a community called AGULERI in Anambra east L.G.A Before any person is coronated as EZe in nri, he must come to AGULERI to coll ect the ofor. the present ruler EZE ONYESOH came to aguleri in 1988 and received the ofor from HRM EZE A.E CHUKWUEMEKA-ERI (AKA JI OFOR IGBO) ENUGWU AGULERI. You better be informed![/quote]Its obvoius that you are ignorant of the Igbo culture. . . .Ofor Nri is the oldest and remains the oldest. I dont even know how Aguleri came into this picture. Infact, the Ofor Nri had only been exchanging hands between Igwe Nri and the late Igwe Osita Agwuna of Enugwu -Ukwu, a Zikist who ruled for fifty years before his death in 2007. |
Onlytruth:Thanks alot for educating some ignorant folks who dont know their limits. |
XKZ:Hmmmmm. Bros there is no difference between the two scenarios oooooooooooooo . . terrorism na terrorism. Nigerian really deserves the list. . . At least MMA workers can now watch more pornoooo ![]() |
Na wa for UK ooooooooooo!! I wonder how naija janders dey take enjoy that country . . . |
OMO IBO:It is obvious that you dont live in the South East . . . . Better be informed that the group had already gained strong recognition. |
@poster Based on your background pics, I must confess that you are too handsome. Mr World!! ![]() Nairaland ~~~Nigerian House of comedy . . . . . ![]() |
Look at them - Sex starved Yoruba boys on a desperate hunt . . Hmmmm, I didnt even know that the self proclaimed Mr Play boy, SEFAGO, is still looking for a GF . . . .I hope FL GATOR will be a better choice for you. |
Chei , , , Most of these Nairaland ladies makes pesin to start thinking about being a revered father @ Abekeada08, thank you very much for your nice input. |
Anambra state doesnt need PDP any more. even if they present Angel Gabriel as their candidate. . . . Peter Obi has shown Anambrarians what leadership and fiscal responsibility is all about: And thats the reason why Anambrarians will send him to a second missionary journey. As for the issue of endorsements, Ekwueme's endorsement of Soludo wont yield him any vote becasuse Ekwueme has lost some crediblity with the Anambra populace. Ekwueme kept mute when the Uba brothers, his fellow PDP brothers, turned Anambra state into a lawless fiefdom. On the otherhand, Ojukwu has always been in the fore front of any national issues pertaining to the Igbos. He challenges the status quo with out fear of any backlash; hence, his endorsement matters alot. [quote author=paddy_lo link=topic=375974.msg5250212#msg5250212 date=1262655098]a fight to the finish indeed. . .but i do think ekwueme is right on this one, . .peter obi has nothing to offer to an anambrarian like me. . . and with all due respect to the ikemba. . .soludo is the future. . .[/quote]And thats the reason why Peter Obi is the man. . . He is working for Anambrarians at home who are at the recieving end of the PDP strangulation and not people like you who are faring well in Philadephia. |
Fhemmmy:Exactly!! . . Nigeria deserves a spot on that list The mallams have been sponsoring terrorist acts in Nigeria. |
^^^ Only because of one Mallam ![]() |
The said poll was a charade conducted by one Jideofor Adibe who is an ardent supporter of Soludo's campaign. Every broke Tom and Jerry is now trying to be relevant in Anambra politics. Anambra 2010: APGA, AC dismiss pro-Soludo poll By WILLY EYA Sunday, January 3, 2010 More Stories on This Section All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) has faulted an opinion poll which favoured the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate, Prof Chukwuma Soludo in the forthcoming governorship election in Anambra State. The Chairman of APGA in Anambra, Akunwata Mike Kwentoh described the poll which presented the immediate past governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) as the preferred candidate as fake. The poll was recently conducted by Holler Africa in conjunction with Dozie Anambra. But speaking to journalists at Queen’s Suits Hotel, Awka, Kwentoh decried the degeneration in Nigeria and wondered what some candidates who sponsor fake polls will do with the society if they eventually become governor. Questioning the integrity of those that conducted the poll, he called on the people of Anambra to vote for men that would always maintain a certain standard of decency. He said that politics ought to be played with decorum and honesty for the society to progress. “Everybody that visits the internet would have known that Holler Africa is a site that is100 per cent devoted to Soludo’s governorship aspiration. How can such an organization that claimed it is based in London conduct polls that involved Soludo and wants us to take them seriously. “They said they conducted it in collaboration with Dozie Africa, headed by one Jideofor Adeibe, a columnist. Check the last articles the said Jideofor wrote in the past weeks and you will see that he writes for Soludo. The group said it was independent, when in fact, it was one C. Adinuba, another Soludo apologist who writes for him and in his defence, that facilitated its publication. Where then is objectivity?” he said. In a related development, Action Congress (AC) Youth Alliance, Anambra Chapter, has described the polls as pure fabrication saying that the Anambra election cannot be won through fraudulent polls. Part of the release by the group signed by its Chairman, Comrade Sylvester Okemmadu said that the poll simply showed the extent some people could go to commit fraud because they are desperate to become governors. http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2010/jan/03/national-03-01-2010-07.htm |
Peacefull dissolution of the illegal marriage called Nigeria . . . ![]() All ethnic groups should decide whether to form their own republic or merge with larger groups . . |
Joke of the year . . . ![]() What will happen if Yaradua fails to resign in the next 31 days? Nothing!! |
SEFAGO:I will never practice omo mgbatigbati gotcha journalism . . . ![]() I have better thing to do . . You understand? |
[quote author=mama-gee link=topic=373993.msg5231837#msg5231837 date=1262386336]What are they questioning him for? Didn't he warn the U.S. Officials? [/quote]Dont mind those incompetent breeds of CIA officials . . They are already ashamed of their gross failure in handling the early warning from the Snr Mutallab. |
I guess the media wont sensationalize this story because it didnt emanate from Anambra state. . . . . Anyway, it now shows that Northern Nigeria breeds more Kidnappers, terrorists, ritualists, Fraudsters and corupt Nigerian rulers than any other region. . . . Yes, I said it. |
Another kidnap saga in Kaduna , Demand for N30m ransom From NOAH EBIJE, Kaduna Friday, January 1, 2009 More Stories on This Section Barely two months after the kidnap and eventual release of the Secretary to the Kaduna State Government (SSG), Mr. Yayock Waje, another kidnap incident has occurred in Kaduna State. This time around, a high profile woman simply identified as Mrs. Bako was kidnapped in Barnawa area of Kaduna city at about 10.pm on Wednesday, with the kidnapers demanding N30 million as ransom. The kidnappers were said to have trailed her from unidentified place up to her residence in Barnawa, and abducted her at gunpoint. Mrs. Bako’s husband is said to be a senior staff with the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), headquarters, Abuja. Kaduna State Police Command has in the meantime beefed up security to track down the abductors which the police believed were still within Kaduna State. When contacted, the Kaduna State Police Commissioner, Tambari Yabo Mohammed, confirmed the story, saying, “we are in contact with the family of the kidnapped lady and our operatives are working in close contact with them with a view to finding the kidnapers. “For now, we believe that they are around us, from all the available reports we have from the service providers. We are doing our best and we hope they will be rounded up. “These kidnapers must have been trailing her from a far distance and when she came to her house, the kidnapers just came out of their car and pounced on her at gun point.” http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2010/jan/01/national-01-01-2010-16.htm |
Ebony state is our junior sister who is still growing up. . . . |
Based on the majority replies from ladies on this forum, it's now obvious that girls of nowadays are plain wicked and stupid. . . Yes, I said it. As for me, I will accomodate any of them whether my wife likes it or not. |
Yoruba thieves . . . |
Mekusxyz:you can say that again about Anambra. South West ~~~ poverty ![]() |
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[/quote]Dont mind those incompetent breeds of CIA officials . .