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chukwugoziegi:So you would leave Linus and vote Osinbajo? Chinedu fear God ![]() |
This is the person who deserves our massive supports as youths and not some 61-year old Linus from the land of the lost Jews, claiming to be youths’ champion and promising a youth-oriented society if elected. If not for ethnic bias and stark illiteracy mixed with herd syndrome, why would anyone in his right senses call Peter Linus Obi a youths’ advocate when in fact, he hasn’t been fighting for our rights and freedom. Where was the fool before the eruption of the endsar protest of 2020? Where was he when the dreaded Akzuwu Sars were committing their atrocities against the people of Anambra under his watch? Mumu now wants to reap where he didn’t sow ![]() |
francisobiabo:Issoright ![]() |
ednut1:We simply don’t want people who cram other people’s ideas. We need pragmatic leaders who know what they’re doing. I have always known that something is fundamentally wrong with this Peter Linus each time I see him dish out fallacious claims and unfounded statistics. If I wrote a book myself, I wouldn’t need to cram up the content for presentation because it’s my project and as such, I should be able to defend it anywhere and anytime even when I’m asleep. This man is just too daft to run the affairs of Africa’s most populous nation. |
[quote author=BATified2023 post=116782839][/quote]You think say heaven sure for you so?? ![]() |
BATified2023: ![]() |
Needless |
Weedcrusher:A professor that doesn’t even know that the position of the queen she’s been blaming was (and is still) largely ceremonial, she had no such power to invade other countries. If we are to go by the inept thinking of Uju, then France, South Africa, the republic of China, Israel and all other countries that supported the pigs of Biafra should apologize to Nigerians too. Why is this decorated lesbian fool not calling out the US government for also supporting Nigeria at the time? Again, I maintain that you can’t kill other people’s sons and revered leaders while sparing the lives of your own and expect them to give you a pat on the back. The igbos got what they rightly deserved. We all lost during the war, so every effort to distort history will be met with strong resistance from we the sensible majority. |
GamalNasser:Even if that same Jagaban decides to choose Pope Francis Chinedu as his running mate, you go still vote am? ![]() |
Proudlyomonna:So kiddo, what led to those other coups and your “unprovoked” killing of igbos up north? |
Apologize to you for a war you started? Ojukwu should be the one to apologize for foolishly leading your blind fathers into a war they were never going to win. What were they thinking when they killed one of the brightest minds the northern Nigeria had ever produced, sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, Ahmadu Bello, Chief Samuel Ladoke Akintola and 19 others while sparing their own people in power at the time? They even installed an Igbo man to be the head of government yet these set of vile people keep playing the victim cards on us. The Igbo race owes the Southwesterners, the South-south people as well the Northerners an apology for killing their sons and revered leaders in the event that marked the first ever bloodshed disguised to be a political struggle. You can’t keep claiming to be victims when indeed, you started the madness but got yourselves whipped and tamed and reduced to dots in a circle ever since. Pls swallow your L in peace and move on. Nigerians too deserve a profound apology from you pigs. |
cherishmichael: ![]() |
flexyrule:Truth must be really irritating to you ![]() |
cherishmichael:We’ve seen you. Product of a ripped condom. ![]() |
OboOlora:That’s Nigeria and Nigerians for you yet we cry day and night asking for a sane society. We always reward bad attitudes and we’re hoping to teach our younger generation that good behavior pays. His action could have led to someone losing his life and never to be seen again but someone just woke up believing that the best way to score some cheap political points and also to chase clout/throw a subtle jab at the Lagos state govt is by rewarding wrongdoing. Anyway it’s their money and they can spend it whichever way they like. |
cherishmichael:You obviously crave attention. Irredeemable fool ![]() |
StagethemTVee:Na goat full this country. Later this one too will start shedding crocodile tears |
wirinet:Really?? ![]() Now I understand |
Islie:Good riddance. This is sad really ![]() May God forgive andaccept his soul. |
Islie:Good riddance. This is sad really ![]() |
wirinet:Kindly read what you quoted over again and especially the last part. Aren’t we saying the same thing, sir? Away from that, every state has its own set of rules which must be enforced and if any of these enacted rules doesn’t go down well with you, you’re free to leave the state to other places not enforcing such laws. You have no right to say other people’s state laws isn’t right , and if you think you can, go to Saudi Arabia and challenge their public execution capital punishment laws. We can only appeal to the Lagos State govt to review this particular law with a view to ensuring that the punishment is reduced to making these offenders pay heavy fines or just locking them up as no punishment is too much for someone who doesn’t care if his action causes bodily harms or death to other humans. No punishment is too much for attempted murder. The rate of insanity going on in Lagos is way too much. Go to the Republic of Benin or Togo by road and the first thing you would notice is how orderly the motorists comport themselves while driving (I think something is inherently wrong with most Anglophone African countries). There are dedicated lanes for motorcyclists who are always wearing their protective helmets. Traffic sanity must be restored in Nigeria by fire by force. Nigerians need iron-fisted type of governance. |
Nyamiri:You’re also right. I was not fully in support of this auctioning at first but that stance changed when I started seeing people narrating their ordeals just because some mobile fools decided to be unfortunate. Why should anyone suffer as a result of someone else’s stupidity and negligence? Oga barrister should go and tell this to the faces of people who have had their loved ones either killed or perpetually restricted to wheelchairs without any hope of ever living a normal life again. But I still believe a heavy fine should be the best way to go. Encouraging people to buy auctioned items is nothing but promoting the habit of stealing and I see no reason why that should be legal in the first place. Also, this defaulters should be tried in courts with pictorial and video evidence. |
tctrills:Okay my friend but denying your origin was not really necessary ![]() |
Corridon:Well you’re right but I think this is a little too harsh. A heavy fine should suffice. |
jaybenugo:How on earth were they able to make this legal? They could just simply make them pay fines and failure to do so should lead to final forfeiture. |
tctrills: got nothing against you tho but people should be allowed to make their own rules (on their lands of course). If they tell you they don’t want something in their State or community, pls abide by their rules or simply leave their land for good. Religion tolerance is you recognizing these rules and abiding by them without playing politics or the victims like they were being targeted solely at you. I also love night clubs but the custodians of those respective States banning it must be doing so due to internal security concerns or perhaps on religious ground. When you’re in Rome, you do like the Romans they say. Peace |
tctrills:Because you’re showing that foolish trait inherent in every Ipobian and Yes my Ipobian friend, I am bitterly tribalistic, so, always avoid me. Tell your kinsmen to stop soiling the dying image of Nigeria abroad all in the name of doing ‘pepper’ them. Everybody loves money but this culture of money-worshipping should be abolished in igbo land and Nigeria in general. Also those lazy South African savages must have exhausted their loots by now and they will surely face their Waterloo soon. |
[quote author=tctrills post=116711905]I see you are withdrawing from your earlier position. That's a good thing. Meaning I edited my initial post, right? ![]() Go school Ipobian but una no go gree ![]() It you were learned and smart enough, you would notice that I apportioned blames to each parties involved but all you could deduce from it was that I was in support of the attackers. “ Though they were being inhumane and we all know they were just lying so they could loot but we can’t deny the fact that Nigerians (Biafrans actually) are known intercontinental drug pushers and the Nigerians selling these illicit drugs there already gave those South Africans thieves an excuse to hold on to)” |
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