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politics in SS is too dangerous and dirty. why are they killing each other? after they would say WE SS as if they are of one tribe.

good i once recommended this agriculture scheme to my DG who was a member of NYSC restructure committee 2003.
But govt should mechanize the system so it be less stressful and attractive to corpers.
their remuneration should also increase to enable those who want to continue in this field as a means of livelihood rather waiting for govt employment which never comes.

gawu1:
Separatist fool

pls get off my mention. we are two parallel lines that can never meet.

gawu1:
Fear! That Igbos are abandoning christianity while embracing Judaism? Or that you are leaving my Nigeria to your Bia fraud? Either, who cares! Should you people like you can remain indoors in your houses as from tomorrow till thy kingdom come, your own peril.

unity beggar baggar

RebelChip:
This is a very strong topic of discussion currently going on in the East as many are converting to the Jewish religion.

Will Judaism become another strong religion in the East and maybe South? As Christianity and Islam are popular in the west?

What do you think will happen when this happens? Will they forgive when offended?

Personally, I know Judaism will soon take over Igboland and beyond even as Christianity is facing serious ridicule due to its business like approach especially in Nigeria.

I will like mainly Easterners to take part in this discussion and please be civil.

cc Michel2013 Deltagiant

bro we need Biafra and whatever mean expendable should be used to actualize it. Britain has shown that religion being an opium of the masses as purported by carl max, was used as an instrument of moral subjugation and economic deprivation.prior to now Easterners were 99% Christians but considering how Britain has shown their insouciance and wickedness by supporting the moslems north and west to kill over 3million Christians during the war and her continued support to them till now. many Easterners are turning Judaism now.this is very worrisome but i do not really care if that can guarantee the needed international alliance for the actualization of this noble cause. moreover Christianity and Judiasm can coexist without frictions but my fear is that soon Easterners would get somewhat radicalism through Judaism. if only nigeria can be structured now to enable regions or states grow at their pace this scenario can be nipped in the bud.

gawu1:
Judaism would emancipate you just like Trump did.
A sinking man would always hold on to any strew. Igbos celebrated Trump as a messiah that would take them to eldorado. Now it's time to try Judaism.

i perfectly understand your fear. but u no what? fvck ur backside. who asked ur cowardly opinion here. skull miner.

RebelChip:
Judaism taking over Igboland very soon. Yahweh I worship you.

Hydraulic Soup eaters can do the below.

if Judiasm can emancipate Biafra so be it. UK used Christianity to deceive us and make us cowards while supporting the moslem north to subdue us. they have made us to realise that economic wellbeing supersedes the spiritual wellbeing. what an irony! with Judiasm it is going to be eye to eye blood to blood. Biafra is undergoing spiritual rebirth that will drive the physical dynamics.this is a time bomb.

brunofarad:
You also gats to have the courage , cos that initial period your doubts will even be talking to you ,are u sure this will work out ?

But the passion and courage will keep you moving

in order words u are talking about risk taking. it is ability to beat your fears. the only way to do that which u are afraid of, is by doing it. just do it.

fratermathy:
Your point has been noted. Sorry if it was offensive to you. There is a background to the statements I made.

is ok, i said that because it is our oil and that of niger delta that are being exploited by the zoo. while many ethnic groups in SS have joined with Igbos to fight Biafra few others are still dreaming of a freedom without fighting for it. Igbos have Oil and gas, fertile land for agriculture, population and above all high quality human resources. we can be great like singapore, japan etc. nigeria sucks!

fratermathy:
#Urhobo nationalism is on the rise and many Urhobos are getting wiser with each minute. We have set our mind to the task of bettering our condition in this nation. We demand an all Urhobo State. As the most populous ethnic group in current Delta State, we have the numbers to populate our own state. We ask for resource control for this new Urhobo State, as well as true federalism. If you can't provide us with this, then grant us our independence as the Federal Republic of Urhoboland!

Urhobo demands for equity and fair play. Although we won't tow the path of the Biafran noisemakers or Nnamdi Kanu, we will get our demands one way or another. We need an Urhobo State without Igbos or any other ethnicity.

Ihwo r'Urhobo, kpani' odetionye? WadooooO!


N.B: It should be noted that Urhobos are not part of Biafra and do not partake in Nnamdi Kanu's terrorist activities. We are peace loving Nigerians who believe in the rule of law in everything.

any group that wants to be free from this zoo nigeria must fight it by whatever means necessary. it is not by mouth you get a republic, it is by consistent struggles and sacrifices.u don't get your right by hiding in ur mother's hut while others are fighting for their own. everybody must carry his or her own cross no matter how little. if you want Urhobo republic or whatever republic go fight for it don't condemn the Biafrans who have shown in all the colours of rainbow they meant business when you are still chickening out and hallucinating. Igbos are brave minds they are not your mates.

Bede2u:
u guys will never get Urhobo republic. We Igbos and d rest of Nigeria will keep using ur oil to develop. And we shall keep degrading ur environment so dat u guys can never develop agric wise. Deal with it or join Biafra

please take the Igbos out of your we nigeria.

Pritypussi:
will you get lost.. you greedy thief.
Igbo is just one ethnic group and can't dictate to the several ethnic groups making up SS

go ask your fathers why you lots were killed mercilessly during civil war.. cos of greed.

who is the ewu now? imbeci.le

tell me ur tribe. bastard

Pritypussi:
Illiterate.. it's a geopolitical zone just like SE made up of diff ethnic groups

They are Nigerians to start with.. more Nigerian than any hateful igbo

ewu talk about ur little insignificant family thats if you are even a respectable member of ur family.
Igbo is a tribe that spreads out beyond SE into some towns in SS. poor student of geography
what is ur tribe? don't lampoon hundreds of pockets of tribes in SS to form ur imaginary we SS.

Pritypussi:
The only difference is that this time, yorubas won't take sides or starve anybody.

But tell the igbos to leave SS alone.. We won't sit down and watch igbos force anything on anybody. It will be a fight to the finish.
Once and for all settlement

monkey is SS a tribe? keep confusing urself idiot

Naruto87:
well the perception you have that the oil belongs to the south is bad because its on a territory name Nigeria!!! so it belongs to the country. and all oil producing states receives the some of the highest allocation from the federal government so ask your leaders what happened to all the cash given to u guys which am sure if utilised honestly for the sake of the people would have made the states a economic paradise. but am glad that we both agree that Biafra movement isn't done the right way...am not opposed to separation but the question is what next? haven't history thought us a lesson about when a country separates without a plan? isn't Sudan,Korea an example of separation by force? I'll fully support Biafra when the agitators have a leader and a realistic economic plan for separation.

don't worry about what happens afterwards. fear of uncertainty is the murder of invention. for ur info south sudan experience is expected bcoss of many years of civil war the little infrastructure they have became ruins.these are passing phase and they are now building their country from the scratch but they are happy doing that.that is the enjoy of having a country one can proudly call his or her own.a country one is ready and happy to die for. not the useless thing we have here as a country. as for korea, their economy is even stronger than nigeria despites the economy sanction. their technology has advanced tremendously hence other countries including US are afraid of them. now tell me what is the strength of nigeria after 54 years? united arab emirates(dubai) got their independence in 1971 today it is a world class city. nigeria is just a big hindrance to patriotism and development.

Jaideyone:
no if KANU was Yoruba he'll be more tactical about his approach. he'll probably run for senate and garner support for a referendum. that's the difference between intellect and chest beating

u mean adopting the tactics of mko who ran away and came back just to be killed in prison and nothing happened?

chai afonja church agbasaa!

all i see here confirm why afonjas are cowardly by nature.

congrats guys. afonjas are being served heart attacks back to back from kanu speaking to 1m followers to Anambra outshining their sorry ass in entrance exam. i told them Igbos are not their mates. this is not free education. this is the product of pay as u go. it brings out the best in u.

ugofr:
what is the meaning of afonja?

they are the descendants of the fallen demon who was the father of the yorubas. they are characterized by hate,spitefulness,envy,jealousy,hypocrisy and cowardliness.
all these traits are summed up in one word- afonjaism

prince9851:
what does buhari look like?

a walking dead

product of free education

Anambra leads in common entrance exam

The Ministry of Education yesterday released the results of the 2017 National Common Entrance Examination (NCEE) into 104 Federal unity schools and disclosed that two candidates from Anambra State scored the highest marks.

Acting Permanent Secretary of the ministry, Hussaini Adamu said the Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu lauded the National Examination Council (NECO) for the prompt release of the results to the state’s ministries of education and NECO zonal offices across the country.

Of the 80,421 candidates that registered for the examination, only 77, 512 of them actually took the examination, held on April 8, 2017 Details of the results showed that two candidates from Anambra State, Emeka-Egbuna Chinecherem C. and Onubogu Chinazom Joyce scored 189 marks out of 200 being the highest marks, while eight candidates scored the least with four marks.

Queens College, Yaba, Lagos recorded the highest subscription with 5524, while the least subscribed college was FGGC, Monguno in Borno State with only 21 candidates.

Meanwhile, the Joint Admissions and Matriculations Board (JAMB) has refuted reports that it arrested 10,000 candidates during the 2017 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) test in Anambra State.

It, however, said to set the records straight only seven suspected students were arrested for impersonation by security men during the examination.

The report further alleged that JAMB made the disclosure but said there was no disruption in any of the examination centres.



https://guardian.ng/news/anambra-leads-in-common-entrance-exam/

this woman again? so now u want drag hand with bubu for UK hospital abi.
ur matter don weak me now make i come dey sleep abeg

why una dey bring Kanu and IPOB issues here everyday? una wan send we afonja muslims to our early graves?

NIGERIA MUST TAKE A DECISION ON THE IGBO

http://punchng.com/nigeria-must-take-a-decision-on-the-igbo/ Published May 9, 2017

Azuka Onwuka; azonwuka@yahoo.com; 0809-8727-263 (sms only)

Before August 9, 1965, the Singaporeans were seen as an irritation in Malaysia. Then Singapore was one of the 14 states of Malaysia. Singaporeans were viewed as arrogant, stubborn, and domineering. While the United Malays National Organisation wanted affirmative action or “quota system” for the Malays, the People’s Action Party of the Singaporeans insisted that the best thing for the country was a merit-based policy on all issues, so as to bring out the best in the nation and create a spirit of excellence.

This constant disagreement and tension resulted in race riots. It got to a point where the Malays could take it no more. So on August 9, 1965 they convened the parliament, with no Singaporean parliamentarian present. At that sitting, the legislators voted unanimously (126 – 0) to expel Singapore from Malaysia.

When the Singaporeans heard that they had been expelled from the nation, at first they were devastated. But they took their fate in their hands and started building a new nation. And, indeed, by applying merit and the pursuit of excellence, Singaporeans built a country that moved from the Third World to First World in record time, overtaking Malaysia in all ramifications.

Interestingly, despite this sad way of parting, Malaysia and Singapore have remained good neighbours. In spite of the success that the latter has recorded, it has not made Malaysia not to record its own success.

There are many similarities between the story of Singapore and Malaysia and the Igbo and Nigeria. The Igbo are not happy with the quota system policy used in the admission into federal schools and federal positions. They want competitiveness in every sector, which will lead to the best being selected, for the sake of excellence.

The Igbo are seen as arrogant, noisy, domineering, greedy, over-ambitious, to mention but a few. Many Nigerians see them as irritants. They get killed frequently, especially in the North, at the least misunderstanding. Sometimes the cause of the provocation is someone from Denmark, Cameroon or another part of Nigeria.

There are many Nigerians who will easily tell you: “We will never allow an Igbo person to rule Nigeria.” There are many who believe that the problem of Nigeria is from the Igbo and that once the Igbo are done away with, Nigeria’s problems will disappear.

Given this scenario, the Igbo want a true federal system that will make Nigeria look like what it was before 1966, with each state or region taking charge of most of its affairs and moving at its own pace. Sadly, anytime it mentions restructuring or true federalism, there are forces that resist it vehemently and insist that such will not be allowed.

Ironically, despite this view by many Nigerians about the Igbo, anytime any person or group from Igbo land asks that the Igbo be allowed to leave Nigeria to form their own country, the resistance from most Nigerians is fierce. This reaction creates a contradiction. If the Igbo are irritants and troublemakers, why not expel them from Nigeria the way Singaporeans were expelled from Malaysia? But if you see them as valuable and believe they must be part of the Nigerian state, why not treat them as equal partners in the union? What does Nigeria really want from the Igbo?

Last week news broke that the Department of State Services embarked on a recruitment exercise, with 165 people recruited from the North-West. The report said that 51 people were recruited from Katsina State alone, the home state of President Muhammadu Buhari and the Director General of Department of State Security, Mr Lawal Daura, while the number of people recruited from the five states of the South-East was 44 and the number recruited from the six states of the South-South was 42.

Compare that with the academic performance of the different zones of Nigeria. The Unified Tertiary Matriculation Education of 2016 produced the following number of applicants from the six zones:

South-East (five states) = 335,883;

South-West (six states) = 320,691;

South-South (six states) = (299,632);

North-Central (six states plus the FCT) = 259,846;

North-West (seven states) = 163,240;

North-East (six states) = 96,220.

The six states that produced the highest number of candidates were:

Imo – 104,383
Delta – 78,854
Anambra – 77,694
Osun – 72,752
Oyo – 72,298
Enugu – 69,381.
The six states that produced the least number of candidates were:

Adamawa – 15,615
Jigawa – 12,664
Yobe – 10,045
Sokoto – 10,006
Kebbi – 8,947
Zamfara – 5,295
The states that were given a minimum of 130 cut-off mark out of 200 in the 2013 examination into the Unity Schools were:

Anambra – Male (139) Female (139)

Imo – Male (138) Female (138)

Enugu – Male (134) Female (134)

Lagos – Male (133) Female (133)

Delta – Male (131) Female (131)

Ogun – Male (131) Female (131)

Abia – Male (130) Female (130)

For the same examination, the states that were given cut-off marks of less than 50 were:

Borno – Male (45) Female (45)

Jigawa – Male (44) Female (44)

Bauchi – Male (35) Female (35)

Kebbi – Male (9) Female (20)

Sokoto – Male (9) Female (13)

Taraba – Male (3) Female (11)

Yobe – Male (2) Female (27)

Zamfara – Male (4) Female (2)

The six states that scored above 50 per cent in the 2015 West African Senior School Certificate of Education were: Abia (63.94%), Anambra (61.18%), Edo (61.05%), Rivers (55.69%), and Imo (52.49%). The states that scored below 13 percent in the same examination were Kebbi (12.08%), Katsina (10.81%), Gombe (7.41%), Jigawa (6.37%), Zamfara (6.23%), Yobe (4.37%).

These are verifiable results that have remained virtually the same for decades. And they give an idea of the number of candidates that are involved in education from each state and zone, as well as their academic performance.

The point of this essay is not that it is only the Igbo that excel in many sectors. Other ethnic groups, especially from the South, also excel. But the focus of this essay is the Igbo. From the attitude of other ethnic groups, it seems that they are comfortable with the status quo. If not, they should not be focusing on the Igbo as their problem.

The call for restructuring of the country has been promoted as the solution to Nigeria’s problem. However, there are strong forces that are hell-bent on ensuring that the restructuring of the country will never succeed. They have been erroneously schooled that restructuring will impoverish them.

The danger in this hard line against restructuring is that if restructuring fails, the alternative may not be palatable. Nigeria has moved in a self-destructive path for long. Nigeria has been wallowing in retrogression for long because some stakeholders are afraid that pulling it out and setting it on the path of progress will cost them their feeding bottle. But nothing lasts forever.

Last week the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, met his seemingly impossible bail conditions within 48 hours. When the bail conditions were made public, the belief of many was that no serving Senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria would want to associate with him. But the South-East caucus of the Senate met and quickly chose one of them to stand bail for him. All other conditions were also swiftly met.

If those conditions were given in December 2015, no Nigerian Senator would have wanted to be associated with Kanu. Since his coming into office, Buhari has continued to display a type of croynism and prebendalism that has never been witnessed in Nigeria. And the worst beneficiaries of this are the Igbo. He has been making it clear by his words and actions that the North and the Igbo are not equal partners in the Nigerian project. He has been distributing Nigerian resources and appointments to his kinsmen and region as if they are his personal property. This brazen nepotism has made even the fiercest Igbo critics of Kanu’s call for secession to develop sympathies for Kanu.

Nigerians must decide what they want from the Igbo. It is either they want the Igbo in Nigeria as full citizens or they want them out as non-citizens. As the English say, Nigerians can never eat their cake and have it!

this best thing is to decentralise power so that each state or region can generate their power from any source they deemed fit or concession power to foreign companies to manage for nigeria. this country can never manage anything national efficiently. tribalism would never permit efficiency at national level. why are we deceiving ourselves here for many years? in Dubai it is foreign companies that are managing her power and there is nothing like power failure. nigeria is just a shit hole for corruption and tribalism. it is regrettably that most nigeria youths today may live their lifespan without witnessing one week non power failure in nigeria yet they are dreaming of going to heaven.

deedeedee1:
The igbo leaders should fight for referendum. I doubt that ekweremadu will do that though.
I keep asking myself this question, how can a country like nigeria not have referendum in its constitution? How can a people of over 180 million keep deceiving themselves about unity that never existed? I am a yoruba man and i say let us split. Even if into at least three countries. It will reduce tribalism and increase productivity.

that is only solution to corruption in nigeria and economic growth. everything in nigeria is treated with tribalism. if we divide, the lest tribalism would influence national decisions and anti corruption campaign. the country is too big and divided to be ruled by a black man.

no good news coming from this axis at all

there is no hope for nigeria as it were. the greatest disease this country has is tribalism. tribalism encourages and protects corruption. as long as this country maintains its present structure nigeria corruption will continue to sour and stinks till other countries start pulling their embassies from nigeria and sever their relationship with this fvcking country.the corruption u see today is just a tip of an iceberg. just mark my word.

this is karma visiting all those zombies cheering army brutalities against the great IPOB youths.