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Politics › Re: The Shortest Route To Restructuring Of Nigeria by MetaPhysical(op): 9:58pm On Dec 28, 2019
uninspired07:
See ehn, omo Ogun ni mi (but I won’t tell you where in Ogun State) but this response is the usual response from liberal Muslims like you who have failed to call out people like Prof. Ishaq. Akintola who’s threatening the rest of us with Sharia but want to shut Christians up for speaking up against terror. Fortunately for me, my family is fully Christian & I don’t have Muslims in my family even though we are Yoruba. The fact is that there is a terror problem with Islam which liberal Muslims refuse to identify or condemn thus making a hiterto nice religion a nightmare for the rest of the world.

And as for my comment that Christians of Yoruba stock can move to the east if disturbed by Muslims after Nigeria is restructured, I said so because that might be the proper course of action for those who might be able to withstand Islamic aggression. We both know Muslims will always agitate wherever they are in large numbers. You can see the damage MURIC headed by a fellow yoruba man is causing to the religious harmony in Yorubaland by asking for Sharia? I have never seen your likes condemning that.
You are reckless, if indeed you are Yoruba, to say you suspect fellow Yoruba of terrorizing you because you are different from them, you are a bigger danger than MURIC or Prof. Akintola.
Politics › Re: The Shortest Route To Restructuring Of Nigeria by MetaPhysical(op): 7:13pm On Dec 28, 2019
myobjective:
Even in the Muslim world, people still find it very difficult to understand and implement sharia law not to talk of a country where more than half are actually known Muslim.

If Northern states with Arab wan't to be majority can't implement Sharia law properly what makes them think that the liberal Yoruba Muslim will be able to do it.

Akintola is a no body in south west among even Muslim, he is just the spokes man of the Saudi Arabia backed 'Wahabist' movement whose leader is the Sultan of Sokoto. The common Yoruba only care about an improved standard of living and how life will become meaningful to them.

I remember when I stop praying totally and declare that I am now an Atheist, my mother was saying '' Esin se pataki, to bale kirun ma losi church oloru kon ni gbogbo waunsi '' imagine such a culture of tolerance among different faith.
Correct!
Politics › Re: The Shortest Route To Restructuring Of Nigeria by MetaPhysical(op): 7:04pm On Dec 28, 2019
Afamed:
Since your source of information is Radio Biafra / upper Iweka/ Afaraukwu branch , I don't expect less from you
Abeg dont chase him away from the thread. This is too many deadly blows, and i need his funny inputs to add diversity. grin grin
Politics › Re: The Shortest Route To Restructuring Of Nigeria by MetaPhysical(op): 7:00pm On Dec 28, 2019
Afamed:
Even your senate minority leader, Abaribe was the one leading / begging PMB for the release of N37b so that they can carry out the senate renovation. It was televised on live TV
grin grin
Didnt Senate have its own budget and revenue stream? Why borrow to renovate Senate? What is wrong with the facility?

Shhyte!
Politics › Re: The Shortest Route To Restructuring Of Nigeria by MetaPhysical(op): 6:54pm On Dec 28, 2019
Dedetwo:
Are you encircling yourself in the class of LegendRogue? This is infinitely laughable. A legend who could not separate propaganda from facts. grin grin grin grin Africans please spare me a minute of decency.
grin grin
Why does everyone attack my brother? Abeg leave am alone jare!

Can you imagine what asset he could be to Biafran cause....only if a veteran Biafran like yourself could cajole and win him over to the movement, without the antagonism. grin
Politics › Re: The Shortest Route To Restructuring Of Nigeria by MetaPhysical(op): 6:47pm On Dec 28, 2019
Gandollaar:
Metaphysical I wouldn't say the OP is not achieveable, but as yoruba man, who among the crop of your present leaders are ready to queue behind you to achieve this by 2023, because I assume you want your angst against fulani domination to end by 2023?
Hello dear.
Well, this is very good point. I will try to put it modestly in perspective.

There is both a philosophical and theological explanation to the stimulations which support political dynamism of any society. The simplest of these is the individual participant in a political process, whether in capacity of an electorate or an office seeker.

You see, in the individual a conflict exist within...what we call inner conflict. This conflict swings the individual to make conscientious choices for his self-preservation and comfort. It can be called the spiritual/material conflict. When materially comforted the spiritual is often deprived, and when spiritually comforted the material is often deprived. The ideal is to find a balance between the two.

In Nigeria politicians are materially super-comforted. Their spirituality is swung in opposite direction and they loose the passion to feel and relate with the ordinary citizens...they become cold and distant to the woes and sufferings of society. After spending years in political office the material comfortness multiplies and they become turned off and turnwd against society. They get so super comfortable that they begin to see any criticism of their lifestyle as a personal conflict and they can no longer appreciate that the comfort was made possible in the first place by the people. They start to regard common wealth as personal wealth.

Thats where we have been for decades.

Anytime you mention a change to the system they see that as a disturbance in their comfort and wealth. In a regional Western Government I dont know anybody that will be paid pension after leaving Governor's lodge. Didnt you have a profession before you became Governor? Return to that for your income. But in Nigeria a Governor gets pension then goes to Senate for 4yrs get pension and return to Governors lodge for multiplied pension, return to Senate again for .....and so pension upon pension....the least of them get 10million Naira a month. Thats about 330,000 naira every ten days or 33,000 a day. They earn in a day what a minimum wage earner does not get in a month.

So how do we disrupt this? Restructuring!

There is a class of politicians who already have taken ownership of Restructuring. They are the ones we will vote. The veteran over pampered over comforted politician will destroy us before he surrenders his comfort. We are going to ignore their campaign.

So if you know any activist who already have built credibility in the restructuring movement and wants to run for office we want to hear them. We will bring them to power.

We dont need to hit street to revolt. There is a new tool and is called social media.

All world leaders are now on tweeter. Our voice and demands will be heard.
Politics › Re: The Shortest Route To Restructuring Of Nigeria by MetaPhysical(op): 5:44pm On Dec 28, 2019
Nowenuse:
If I may ask you, why are you Yoruba youths and your traditional leaders not speaking against MURIC?

Yoruba land will not easily survive a religious crisis or a religious partition. ...If you people don't put an end to this MURIC or silence them on affairs concerning your people, they will breed very serious troubles for you in the future.
If you pay attention you notice Prof. Akintola is careful not to demonstrate his madness within. He always attack or defend something outside SW.

We do not believe in killing voice of diversity in Yorubaland. Prof. Akintola is voice of diversity.

When he crosses boundaries he will be reined in. It has happened before when Afenifere called him and addressed a concern. Alaafin had also reprimanded him before.

If we censored individual expression there would be nothing called Fayose or FFK or Fela. All are welcomed to speak in Yorubaland just dont bring madness into Yorubaland to hurt its people, whether residents or visitors.

Prof. Akintola listens when he is warned, in exchange he is allowed to run his mouth. Like Legend said, MURIC is not a danger in Yorubaland.
Politics › Re: Buhari Reacts To Killing Of 10 Christian Captives By ISWAP by MetaPhysical: 4:07pm On Dec 28, 2019
Adaibeku:
I wish u luck as u experiment on umunwanyu igbo .....,Ina emekwa don't break their heart o ,because ngwa girls might be among! smiley
Thats why im cautious, nwanyim, because this thing will awaken obsession and all kind of demonic possessiveness once she mounts it. I dont want to be possessed, i belong to all and i belong to none. grin
Romance › Re: How Can I Ask My Girlfriend To Leave My House After 3 Months? by MetaPhysical: 3:57pm On Dec 28, 2019
Jasen1:
Good day all

Please I really need a good advise insults are welcome also

Please pardon any error in the post


It happened like this

She's a girl I met in 2012 via 2go, we became friends we talk, chat, and call each other, we've been just social media friends we never met each other physically till 2016 when we met in PH for the first time, it WI didn't stay together for more than 10minutes she left, we were still talking


Fast forward to this year I relocated to Abuja and she lives here also. We decided to date each other, she was staying with her sister here while I just rented an apartment, she visited me and passed the night in my house (yes we had sex) so from that day, she started complaining about her sister giving her troubles, always punishing her, she always quarrel with her, soany complain, she said she want to get an apartment, I said OK I will help her get one but first she needs to start working at least when I get the apartment for her she can be able to pay her bills she said OK, 2weeka after she told her that her sister had issues with her husband and she's packing out of the house that her sister is relocating to ph and her sister asked her to leave the house or stay with her husband

She said she can't stay with her sister husband, I then told her to come to my place and stay, she agreed.

Now my problem is this, since she been here she sleep wake up eat morning afternoon and evening, she's not bothered about working anymore like she became so lazy to go out and look for work, I spend lots of money every week making sure we've enough to eat at home. But I'm really getting tired of everything


I don't know how to ask her to leave and again she don't have anywhere to go to, excepts her village or her sister place in Lagos, she has lots of friends here in Abuja but they're not good friends to her, I stopped her from associating with them, but this time if she want to go back to them, I don't mind, I really need space


Please note she's my girlfriend, we are both in our early 20's


I want the best way to ask her to leave that won't cause problem
Na yankee you think say u dey, where you tell girl to pack out and fiaam, shes gone?

Ill be honest with you, you done swallow apple wey big pass your size. She fit suddenly get belle, so first thing is stop fucking her.

Second, you must arrange a friend to begin harass you immediately about her sister wey just get belle for you. They are waiting for you to come pay dowry.

Make you do like you dey hide something she no suppose to hear. Women are natural amebos she go begin eavesdropping. If you see her looking other side while filing or polishing nail...na lie o, she dey inside that phone dey hear everything. grin
Politics › Re: Buhari Reacts To Killing Of 10 Christian Captives By ISWAP by MetaPhysical: 3:24pm On Dec 28, 2019
Adaibeku:
Hmm


Agam eji ujor kwere , smiley
How many Igbo ladies do you knack this ekeresimesi?
I dont knack Igbo ladies. grin
I romance Igbo ladies. Treat them like I treat my fine Yoruba sisters, with tender loving care and compassion. I dont rush ladies and scare them, i am the most kind hearted and generous man you ever knew. Very gentle and understanding. Why do you ask, you want my knacking? cool
Politics › Re: The Shortest Route To Restructuring Of Nigeria by MetaPhysical(op): 3:13pm On Dec 28, 2019
Rekhina:
Metaphysical , u have started ur skirmings once more with that ur alternative monicker legendhero!
You have a funny way of saying you miss me. I understand, even if others dont.

kiss kiss
I miss you too.
Politics › Re: The Shortest Route To Restructuring Of Nigeria by MetaPhysical(op): 3:00pm On Dec 28, 2019
uninspired07:
Well, I am Yoruba man who has lived with Muslims all my life but I still fear them because of their love for terror. The Muslims in yoruba land are largely responsible for the bulk of southern support Buhari still enjoys in Nigeria today. I know that if we are successful with restructuring in the south, the Muslims will still constitute a problem by asking for Sharia to govern the lives of all Yorubas. Muslims are very stubborn & love to terrorize.

There’s no way to solve the issue if Muslims are still in the mix—unless of course the Christians in Yorubaland will migrate to the eastern region.
I disagree with you being a Yoruba based on the statement.

Let me give you a religion test.

If you call a family reunion for all the members of your family compound to assemble, will you have muslims amongst those assembled?
Politics › Re: The Shortest Route To Restructuring Of Nigeria by MetaPhysical(op): 2:52pm On Dec 28, 2019
Dedetwo:
The benign approach you seemed to advocate can hardly work in Africa. I could not agree any more with you on the bolded. However instantaneous reaction could be an acceptable hindsight.
Definitely! The so far lop-sided violence of Northerner against Southerner have lasted this long and become accepted as norm and priviledged because they recognized and prepared for its success. In other words, they had a proactive force embedded in national security institutions who at the signal of an alert were ever ready to deploy and shield them against reprisal attack. In addition we also have compromised clergies who use their office as moral authority to beg forgiveness and unity.

In North no fucking sheikh will ever beg his rampaging almajiri squadron to forgive and stand down for sake of unity. It has never happened.

The issue of protectionism and endorsement of terroristic attacks using statutory security resources is a big deal in all of this.

Its not far ago when OPC was dealing left and right with Northerners, and we have pictures and full accounts of Northerners and what happened to them. OPC was spontaneous and had high success because the deed was already done by time security arrived.

Same with Ife carnage two years ago. It was sudden, unexpected and complete. Security had no chance to stop it. There was nothing to stop...it was over when they arrived.

So without the cover of security fulani is not a fierce warrior as mythically believed to be, force for force they will be quickly wiped out. But thats not the goal.

The goal is to reshape our own future. So far it has been shaped for us by others. Voting people whose agenda and passions is to restructure and or seceede Nigeria will start a new direction for ownership. Anyone standing in the way of that of course would have to taste our sting.
Politics › Re: The Shortest Route To Restructuring Of Nigeria by MetaPhysical(op): 2:19pm On Dec 28, 2019
Perkins2018:
Yet many ignorant ipob always blame buhari for not restructuring Nigeria.

The truth is nobody is ready to restructure Nigeria. No lawmaker from the south supports restructuring. Southerners only blame the north for not restructuring Nigeria due to their hatred and ignorance. Nobody wants to restructure Nigeria.

Another thing is states can make laws that will force Nigeria to be restructured. The northerners are already doing things that should provoke southerners towards taking steps that will naturally restructure Nigeria.

States should make their own laws like the northerners are making sharia laws and turn the heat up on northerners.
In North you have been trying for decades to make Friday a work free day but have not achieved it, even with Shariah in place. You have tried to change your calendar to observe the Hijrah dating instead of Gregorian calendar, youve not succeeded.

So, not everything is clear-cut as you positioned it in this post.

The South was greatly deprived by the imbalance in military force. From as far back as 1964 South had opposed the heavy presence of Northern soldiers in its towns.

Even as we speak in North, head of security operations are mainly Northerners with a sprinkled few Southerners. Strong Southerners are often posted to head administrative posts while compromised ones are given field operations but deputized by a strong Northerner...who most times go above the Southern head to get instructions directly from head of command. In the South on the other hand they put a strong Northerner in field operations and deputize by a middle beltan or a compromised Southerner.

Look at Police. The last three IG are Northerners. We wonder why SARS turn South to killing field.

There is no oil in North but if you look at NNPC records you see more than 60%of time it has been headed by Northerners. In fact the rumor is that Northerners do not trust Southerners to head NNPC and NPA....do you have sea in North? Do you have oil? The ones doing you favor and sustaining your dependency on oil and on sea, you dont trust them with their assets. Very laughable!

So what you observed in the Southern deprivation is result of ingrained fear and loss in hands of military, police and other security agencies.

We shall displace and completely render fulani to the low class that is prevalent and typical across West Africa.

We just need a new awakening....a new consciousness in South that is ready and willing to take ownership of its future.
Politics › Re: The Shortest Route To Restructuring Of Nigeria by MetaPhysical(op): 1:55pm On Dec 28, 2019
TooMuchStuff:
You carry the fire as me, Bros.
..!
Each time I return from abroad to Nigeria I wept for how cowardly my people are over the years. The fear of Fulanis Jihadists is what is fueling these mess around the country. The Fulanis always carry on as if they are untouchable gods
I sensed that! Infact, when i read your first response I could relate it as an urgent call for a cease to the injustice, the insult, the injury, the discrimination of North against South. How many can understand that this is the same fuel thats burning the fire in pro-Biafrans? Very few people can relate and understand it. grin

What makes the fulani blood sacred but the Yoruba or Igbo or Ijaw, or even Tiv blood profane?

In demanding redress it can be understood your call for counter violence. Like i said, you are not wrong at all....but I was shocked!

We cannot schedule violence but we can schedule election that will begin the process for balance and redress.

Im sure you know if pro-restructuring activists work together with pro-Biafrans, there will be losses and gains but when they loose we the electorates are the backbone they count on to sustain their voice. What we have done typically, but which must also change with this new consciousness, is to join their oppressors and ridicule them.

When pro-Biafrans are attacked we must see their loss as a gain for fulani agenda and speak up with compassion and praise for their struggle.

When pro-restructure are attacked, their loss is a gain for fulani agenda to keep Nigeria unitary, we must speak in compassion and sing their praise.

I am not calling for Yoruba/Igbo unity, thats a separate issue. What we demand is a joint support and cooperation to elect and position pro-restructuring and pro-Biafra activists in positions where they have all the access to bring the restructuring or dissolution of Nigeria into fruition.

Any non-restructuring, non-secessionist campaign for 2023 election must be shunned and allowed to die off. We want to raise voice for restructure and secession. Its a new consciousness.

I thank you for your honest contributions.
Politics › Re: The Shortest Route To Restructuring Of Nigeria by MetaPhysical(op): 1:27pm On Dec 28, 2019
LegendHer0:
Lol, like I said earlier, it’s an honor to equate me to metaphysical and it’s welcomed coz he’s also an intelligent omoluabi.

However I still maintain my humble self, Legendhero and I will make sure I torment all of you uninformed folks online trying to desecrate the mighty Yoruba tribe name.

Gracias!
Legend, its a greater honor for me when Im called Legend. Im yet to see a post from you i do not love. So much is my confidence and trust in your analysis, logic and activism that I already ticked the Like Box before I even read a post....and at conclusion im wising i could multiply the Likes and Shares.

I see their equating me to you as feedback, a grievance given to report a thorn they can't maneuver past without a painful stab. grin
Politics › Re: The Shortest Route To Restructuring Of Nigeria by MetaPhysical(op): 1:17pm On Dec 28, 2019
TooMuchStuff:
Haba Oga, you said "by all means, nothing off the table". Your submission, subsection 1 clause 3

In my honourable Court, the assertion or clause on " by all means...." Signals the intent of use of Force as an option...!
You are correct. Im not saying you are wrong. Im just shocked that you put that out there first.

There is a reason that even big powers with capacity for instant elimination of their opponents will always reserve armed conflict for last option. Because the opponent you displace today could become a useful trade partner tomorrow.

So lets prioritize properly.
We are certain that in 2023 we will go to polls. We were very close to having our communities taken over in a national programme to settle fulani. We have not yet completely escaped from it. If another Northerner win after Buhari the programme will be implemented, if it hasnt been started by Buhari before he leaves. As we speak the template already exist. The funding has been budgeted and i believe as well that part of the new 30bn loan they are seeking will be diverted into ruga, even if its small scale. So we must displace fulani by all means in 2023.

The surest way to start is to schedule what we know. Election is a known fact. We will only elect forces interested in displacing fulani and giving the indigenes back the authority for self determination.

We need a new consciousness to think and accept this path to political renewal ahead of 2023 campaign.

Definitely to your point, we are past conciliatory talks of unity.

Unity will happen on its own, but restructuring must be driven to happen. We Southerners must actively drive it through electoral power.
Politics › Re: The Shortest Route To Restructuring Of Nigeria by MetaPhysical(op): 12:59pm On Dec 28, 2019
uninspired07:
This is the crux of the matter. We need to be willing to deploy force because the core north will never allow change to occur.

How can illiterates destroy the lives of over 100 million southerners?

I am a Christian & I think it’s time the Church drops this conciliatory stand. It’s time we got radicalized. The UK, US, India & other nations in the world are fighting against Islam but we just keep spewing grammar. Our leaders are insincere & hypocritical.

Enough of the platitudes & time for action.
The thread is on political action and is specific to putting the affairs of Nigeria in the hands of pro-restructuring and or pro-secession activists so that we can mitigate destruction and renew for progress.

After achieving that we would still need to have muslims and christians in the post-restructured society so we can practice diversity. So you must preserve religious diversity.

Problem is not religion, it is ethnic. Once everyone have their respective region they can do what they like in terms of tolerance or intolerance.

The political agenda to restructure is paramount, other things follow.
Politics › Re: The Shortest Route To Restructuring Of Nigeria by MetaPhysical(op): 12:47pm On Dec 28, 2019
TooMuchStuff:
Correct Oil nak ya head!! The only way to go

Violence should not be ruled out...

nofin is outta table
I did not mention violence. Why is it the only input you have is for violence?
Politics › Re: The Shortest Route To Restructuring Of Nigeria by MetaPhysical(op): 12:43pm On Dec 28, 2019
gidgiddy:
All the above is nonsense as the President of Nigeria has no powers to restructure Nigeria

Restructuring is a constitutional matter and the President of Nigeria has no powers to change or amend the constitution
So what do you propose?
Culture › Re: Oluwo Of Iwo And Chanel Chin Throw Jabs At Each Other by MetaPhysical: 12:36pm On Dec 28, 2019
The Jamaican queen, who was wife to the Oluwo of Iwo kingdom, Oba Abdurrosheed Adewale Akanbi Telu 1,
The bold caught my attention. Which one be Abdurrosheed again??

Is Abdur a new attribute?

Abdursalam
Abdurhakim
Abdurkarim

Yoruba and their nonsense. Stop using Arabic tongue if you cant pronounce or spell it. Just use Yoruba name.

Oba Adwale Akanbi, Telu I.
Sufficient!
Politics › Re: I’m Ready To Take A New Wife – Ibrahim Babangida Announces by MetaPhysical: 12:06pm On Dec 28, 2019
chiefolododo:
I suggest you marry Tonto dikeh
No. Who be Babangida?
My aunty want Obasanjo!
Drama jam drama! grin
Politics › Re: CAN, USA Ganging Up In Iniquity by MetaPhysical: 12:01pm On Dec 28, 2019
Muslims of Southern Nigeria have been complaining of persecution for decades but America turned its deaf ears.
He is making reference here to Igbo muslims in South who have complained that it is hard to identify as muslim or practice freely in Igboland.

I have spoken about this numerous times. Modernity has no place for intolerance of diverse cultures. Igbos must improve in this area.

Nonetheless, Prof Ishaq is trying to sound as if this is the crux of the problem. Ive never heard of any Igbo muslim killed by his fellow Igbo for practicing Islam. In the North however parents disown their kids and the sheiks declare fatwa if they find a Hausa/fulani practicing Christianity.
Politics › Re: The Inconsistency Of The Yorubas In Politics Over The Years! by MetaPhysical: 11:42am On Dec 28, 2019
With threads like this, some Southerners have lost focus of why their development has been retarded or what to do to reinvent and begin a trend towards progress.
Politics › Re: Buhari Reacts To Killing Of 10 Christian Captives By ISWAP by MetaPhysical: 11:35am On Dec 28, 2019
Adaibeku:
U that despise igbos , tell me are u using Google translate?
Igbos that know me will tell you on national matters, when Nigeria is the subject, I defend Igbo when justified.

On Yoruba vs Igbo matter Im alway on Yoruba side, even if not justified. grin. ...and is why people say i hate Igbo.

Google translator ke? If you see me in Isiagu and george you go mistake me for proper Nwafor. grin
Politics › The Shortest Route To Restructuring Of Nigeria by MetaPhysical(op): 11:27am On Dec 28, 2019
Restructuring of Nigeria hangs in the hand of Southerners. It is attainable and can be realized within a very short time if the South will consider the following and adhere to it in principle and action.

1. The next President must be a Southerner. This is not negotiable. South must be ready to retake the seat of power by all means, nothing is off the table.

2. South must rally behind a single candidate with a ready-to-go implementation plan for restructure.
This candidate must be an identified activist for restructuring or secession. A pro-restructure or a pro-Biafra. A party that fields this trait will be the choice in South.

3. The VP must come from North, Benue to be precise and a proven pro-MiddleBelt activist.

4. The pair must abandon 2014 confab and return to the 1963 constitution as baseline for restructuring.

5. Only candidates that committ to restructuring or secession will be supported to victory in the national elections to NASS.

6. Any candidate that fails to make restructuring its campaign mantra will be ignored and not given recognition on social media.

7. Southerners, 2023 is your chance to restructure Nigeria and break the fulani yoke forever.

8. If its not restructuring or secession we are not interested in it! Lets consciously make this our mantra.
Politics › Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by MetaPhysical: 10:46am On Dec 28, 2019
The North plays on the mis-education of educated Southerners to toss us around like yo-yo.

The Presidency is zoned to South. Why is it any of Northern AYCF business who in South is eligible or not? Are they part of South?

Our message in South back to them should be clear....You dont have the right or authority to decide for South! Simple!!
Politics › Re: Buhari Reacts To Killing Of 10 Christian Captives By ISWAP by MetaPhysical: 10:38am On Dec 28, 2019
Adaibeku:
Lolz grin grin grin




who taught u igbo ,Immhotep and Lzaa must explain this
I went through the pains so i can toast you proper. grin

Otu na naanị Adaibeku I! grin grin

Chukwu gozie gi!
Politics › Re: Where Did Gowon Live In Igboland During Biafra War? by MetaPhysical: 10:28am On Dec 28, 2019
jimyjames:
Let's see the pictures and videos of aboki's beating and beheading Igbo's, we Igbo's have always fought back, how many top northerners have we Igbo's killed?




Look at the hungry aboki that ordered his brothers to beat a Yoruba coward
Yinmu!
grin

I get sense pass you. My response to you was a test. You failed the test.

Im not going to ridicule Igbo. Your agenda is to provoke fight and continue division. I suspected that in your post so i replied with a test to sse if im right or wrong, and you proved me right.

Mr man, you are a northerner. Get lost!
Politics › Re: Sultan: Muslims Will Not Be Provoked To Take Up Arms To Fight by MetaPhysical: 10:22am On Dec 28, 2019
GMbuharii:
I must thank lzaa and immhotep for a good job of sense restoration well done,gracias.

grin grin
grin grin
You no well.
Politics › Re: Sultan: Muslims Will Not Be Provoked To Take Up Arms To Fight by MetaPhysical: 10:16am On Dec 28, 2019
The terror we face in Nigeria is ethnic, not religious.

Fulani is everybody's enemy. Put your focus on your enemy, not Islam.

They are trying to hide their ethnic agenda under religion and you educated Southerners are sucking up their deceit.
Celebrities › Re: 50 Cent Buys ₦1.2 Billion 2020 Bugatti Chiron Hypercar As His Christmas Gift by MetaPhysical: 10:06am On Dec 28, 2019
OP,
The audio from that youtube video does not sound anything like 50cents. That is DMX voice.

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