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Politics › Re: The Paris Attack And The Free Masons How True by Mortiple(m): 10:32pm On Nov 14, 2015

Copy and paste is sin if you fail to give credit to original writer. Repent!

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Sports › Re: SHOCKING!.. Manchester United Striker, Wayne Rooney Lays Out Wwe's Wade Barrett by Mortiple(m): 10:18am On Nov 10, 2015*

khristals:
you don't enjoy it cos you found out it was acting?... so u don't watch movies

Both are not the same thing. While one is categorically tagged "movie", the other is tagged "championship, etc". They should come straight and tell us it is choreographed of which a lot of people don't know.

What if I say I don't watch movies? Besides I never told you I don't watch wrestling. Rather, I said "I no longer take it serious like when I was a kid". Simple grammar.

Sports › Re: SHOCKING!.. Manchester United Striker, Wayne Rooney Lays Out Wwe's Wade Barrett by Mortiple(m): 7:20am On Nov 10, 2015

Professional wrestling is a joke. I no longer take it serious like when I was a kid.

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Celebrities › Re: I Passed Through Hell To Become Star –ebenezer Obey by Mortiple(m): 8:02am On Nov 06, 2015

God bless Chief Commander himself!

Your songs are forever evergreen. I can't mention my top 3 favourite artists outside my ethnicity without mentioning you.

You are a true ambassador of Nigeria to the world.

Crime › Re: Two Suspected Bandits Arrested In Relation To Edo Bank Robbery by Mortiple(m): 5:26am On Nov 06, 2015

Bravo! The Nigerian Police Force and the unsung heroes - the patriotic and selfless Vigilantes.

Community policing is the way to go.

Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Ghana: Ghanaian Boxer Disrespects Nigerian Flag by Mortiple(m): 10:05pm On Oct 29, 2015

It will be cool to see Larry beat him black and blue. However Ghana is known for producing world class pugilists too like Nigeria in the past.

Larry is a Southpaw (left-handed) and as such I expect him to be more aggressive during the fight. Moreover he has height and teach advantage.

Politics › Re: PHOTOS: 108 Migrants, Mostly Nigerians Rescued On The Mediteranean Sea by Mortiple(m): 4:06pm On Oct 27, 2015

Thank God they are alive to tell the story.

APC ... CHANGE! I dey laugh!!

You guys need to start working, time no dey. The economy is already on a free fall.

Could it be that APC's Change slogan was either a scam OR joke?! huh

Politics › Re: Igbos, Please Leave The Niger Delta Alone by Mortiple(m): 6:47pm On Oct 26, 2015

Make no mistake, I am a full-blooded and passionate Igboman and will defend anything Igbo at all cost, if such need arises. However, I do not believe in Biafra; don't want to have anything to do with it and will never be part of it.

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Politics › Re: Igbos, Please Leave The Niger Delta Alone by Mortiple(m): 6:41pm On Oct 26, 2015

DeviIhimself:
we call that internal crises which is everywhere worldwide

what we're talking about here is the hate and resentments of the people we claim to be one Nigeria with.

how can you explain 5% saga
lagoon saga, etc.
bro the problem here is that this people sees us as slaves to the extent of forcing decision on us i mean political decision on us.

in US Republicans opposes Democrats with all hate words and bile but that doesn't make the Democrats more Americans than the Republicans that's unity but in Nigeria you'll be hated, resented, and threatened and they won't hesitate to Lynch you to death (2011 massacre) just because you don't buy the same idea with them so tell me with this only can you say we're better off as a country?

In all honesty, do NDIGBO love other people we claim to be one Nigeria with? Many of them hate us, and likewise we hate them, so...?

Ndigbo should stop having this mentality of "WE" against "THEM". I insist that Nigerian economic climate has been more favourable to Ndigbo than any other tribe or ethnicity. The Yorubas, as "bad" as we think they are, have tolerated what even an Igbo sub-group, Ngwa (with all due respect) have not tolerated from fellow Igbos in Aba. Yes of course, sometimes some of them cross the line just like some of our people have never presented themselves as good ambassadors.

As much as we blame "them" for hating on us, Ndigbo have a lot of issues to deal with themselves. A lot of us are not helping our image.

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Politics › Re: Igbos, Please Leave The Niger Delta Alone by Mortiple(m): 6:22pm On Oct 26, 2015

DeviIhimself:
hmmm it's a lie a law suit at international court will take care of that so far there's a law against that.

everybody has the right to own a property anywhere in the world legally as far as he's meeting up with taxes.

that's not enough reason to remain in the same country with people that resents you soo much in all ramifications

Talking about resentment, do we Ndigbo love ourselves more?

Does brotherly love still exist amongst us? Many people (particularly breadwinners) have lost their lives after a quarrel over a piece of land in various parts of Igboland.

ACHA-ERE, igba NTUTU (Pin) and ipia BELT are common enchantment weapons in most Igbo communities. A lot of our people feel safer outside Igboland than in Igboland. In Igboland, there is resentment among states, sub-groups, clans, local govts (within a state), villages (within a community), etc. Not forgetting caste systems that have refused to die natural death.

Ndigbo have sacrificed family values, decency and honesty at the altar of mammon. We have replaced "Ezi afa ka ego" with the manthra "Mgbe onye jili nwe ego, ozaba afa nna ya." In essence, we honour rich drug dealers, kidnappers and people with criminal tendencies at the expense of honest but poor individuals. Ejide ndi na ebu drug mmadu ise, ano na ime ha but Ndigbo!

Nwanne, tell me another thing because I am in touch with Ndigbo and Igboland. I must say that if Ndigbo have 10 problems, we (Ndigbo) are the architects of 9 of them.

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Politics › Re: Igbos, Please Leave The Niger Delta Alone by Mortiple(m): 5:48pm On Oct 26, 2015

mightyhaze:
Lmao! D guy is not igbo,but I won't make haste 2 kolhim scratchface. He tinks hez bein smart,makin tough statements on igbo matters.dia types abound here n we knw all abt dem

Who is not Igbo? huh

It is either you cannot see or read.

For your information, I am NWAFOR IGBO (son of the soil of Igboland). I am neither a JEW (as claimed by some) nor AKPA, nor ORU (the riverine Igbos) nor any other hybrid Igbo. I understand, speak and write Igbo. You should consider it a privilege having my kind on this thread. cheesy

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Politics › Re: Igbos, Please Leave The Niger Delta Alone by Mortiple(m): 5:32pm On Oct 26, 2015

DeviIhimself:
this shows the level of your understanding how things work.

well no time for long grammar

please go and read about ECOWAS law

also please go and research how many lands and properties owned by Nigerians in another countries, etc

this your excuses are just shallow because you know the truth just that you're afraid to speak up.

I don't have time to compile for you the benefits of having an independent country just use what's currently going on in Nigeria to analyze the benefits.

thanks

Nwanne, its a fact that ECOWAS law is only on paper. If you are in doubt, ask Igbo people doing businesses in ECOWAS countries like Ghana, Cameroon etc.

Take it or leave it, Nigeria will definitely make it more difficult for Ndigbo if Biafra secedes.

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Politics › Re: Igbos, Please Leave The Niger Delta Alone by Mortiple(m): 5:18pm On Oct 26, 2015

Jakpon:
shut up. You are not a true Nwafo. You are a fooolani slave. What is wrong with you lazy yeriba people, why dont you want we Igbos to go back to Biafra ? The zoo must fall

Shattap, iwu onye ara!!!

Owu onye kwuo okwu, eriri pant ya adobie?!

Go back where? (Ole ebe ina ala)?

Echem ma inwere ako-na-uche (I thought you have common sense)!

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Politics › Re: Igbos, Please Leave The Niger Delta Alone by Mortiple(m): 5:14pm On Oct 26, 2015

DeviIhimself:
gain more like what, what and what? please elaborate no just sidan dey deceive yourself.
SE stands to gain more staying on their own
note: am not an IPOB fan nor member am just concerned about the current fate of igbos in Nigeria.

Please go back to my post you quoted which I have edited.

What we are gaining in Nigeria? Well I am going to tell you but also do me a favour by telling me what Ndigbo stand to gain in Biafra than in Nigeria.

WHAT NDIGBO ARE GAINING IN NIGERIA
1. Spread of Business Tentacles: Like I said earlier, Ndigbo are virtually in every nooks and crannies of Nigeria. Little wonder it is said that "anywhere you go and do not see an Igbo man, it is advisable to run away". If we secede from Nigeria, we would loose the opportunity of expanding beyond our coast.

2. Investment Outside Igboland: We might be loosing a reasonable chunk of our investment if Biafra successfully secede. Nigeria will not hesitate to put stringent policies that will cost Ndigbo a lot of their investments in the (new) Nigeria.

3. Presently, there is no indices on ground that suggest that Ndigbo are ready for Biafra. Besides the hullabaloos of bigoted Igbo e-warriors on social media, there is nothing else. I should be taking Biafra serious when Igbo investors begin to invest more in Igboland.

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Politics › Re: Igbos, Please Leave The Niger Delta Alone by Mortiple(m): 4:37pm On Oct 26, 2015

You made a whole lot of sense in your write. I share your sentiments in totality. Is there wisdom in FORCING people to be part your secession bid? None at all!

I am a Igbo son (proper); I do not share in Biafran dream and WILL NEVER support it! I strongly believe that Ndigbo stand to get more being in the entity called Nigeria.

There is hardly any part of this country where Umu-Igbo are not doing well in commerce. Ndigbo have investments and valuable properties outside Igboland than in their region. What will happen to their investments if Biafra comes to fruition? Is it not likely that they would loose all their investments outside Igboland seeing that they are no more citizens of Nigeria (but Biafra) hence would be treated as foreigners?
Ndigbo think!!!

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Politics › Re: APC Activist Omojuwa Criticises Buhari Government. by Mortiple(m): 3:33pm On Oct 26, 2015

Henceforth, I shall begin to take this OMOJUWA of a man serious. He seems to be genuine.

Politics › Re: New Ooni Announced by Mortiple(m): 6:53am On Oct 26, 2015*

Kabiyesi o!!!

May your reign be peaceful!

I hope he is Ifa's choice and not Aregbe's?

I am also interested to know who his Abobaku is. cheesy

Events › Re: Breaking NEWS From BBC.. by Mortiple(m): 8:38pm On Oct 19, 2015

Culture › Re: Obi Of Onitsha Ofala Festival 2015- PHOTOS by Mortiple(m): 10:24pm On Oct 12, 2015*

Everyone hold your peace!

It is a fact that most of these people claiming to have "most influential kings" are not proper Igbos in real sense.

Onitshas are hybrid Igbos whose ancestry is traceable to Benin; a fact that have never been disputed or refuted. They are even more comfortable identifying with Benins than Igbos. For the avoidance of doubt why is he called Agbogidi? What does that mean in Igbo?

As for Nri stock, facts kiss

are beginning to emerge that they have Igala ancestory. They have been smart to deceive the authentic Igbos with their concocted history of ERI and GAD.

I strongly believe that "Igbo enweghi Eze". I make bold to say that most of you making claims of superiority of your king over others ARE NOT NDIGBO. You are either ORU (hybrid) or MBIARA-ABIA (migrants).

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Politics › Re: Late Umar Yar'adua With Turai In The Early 70s (Throwback Photo) by Mortiple(m): 11:39am On Oct 12, 2015

Good to see him without having a cap on his head.

Indeed Nigeria lost a rare gem. May his soul continually rest in peace!

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Politics › Re: Julius Agwu Booed Out Of Stage At Ibadan Glo Lafftafest by Mortiple(m): 10:19pm On Oct 11, 2015

fr3do:
Mike Adenuga is Ijebu not yoruba.

This may sound like a joke but very true. The Ijebus are Sudanese and not offsprings of Oduduwa.

Ikwerres are not Igbos; Julius Agwu has even said that severally. So be it.

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Family › Re: Who Inherits The Deceased Mother's Property In Igbo Family. by Mortiple(m): 10:03pm On Oct 11, 2015

Bioligical daughters of the deceased woman inherit her clothings, jewelries, kitchen wares and other personal effects.

Note: buildings (if she had any) are exclusive rights of her male children as women do not inherit building in classic Igbo culture.

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Politics › Re: Pix Of Biafra Representatives Address The UN by Mortiple(m): 1:01pm On Sep 29, 2015

Which way Nairaland? Apparently, making jest of other tribes or whatever group that represents them is now permissible in Nairaland. Everyone knows that Biafra is synonymous with Ndigbo and anyone who derides Biafra is obviously deriding Igbo people and should get a ban.

What offence really earns a poster a ban? I really want to know.

Politics › Re: #voteofconfidence Has Just Been Raised In The 8th House Of Senate by Mortiple(m): 12:27pm On Sep 29, 2015

Gbam!!! They have my unwavering support too.

Enough of the intimidation. The National Assembly does not belong to APC alone.

Is APC just realizing that Bukola Saraki is corrupt? They should have stopped him from joining their party.

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Culture › Re: The Marginalization Of Osu People In The Eastern Part Of Nigeria (A Must Read) by Mortiple(m): 5:43pm On Sep 28, 2015

As much as I know, Osu Caste system is gradually dying a natural death in most parts of Igbo land. Credit to Christianity. It is people like you who wouldn't stop talking about it that are giving it a lifeline.

Nonnsense!!

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Jokes Etc › Re: Hilarious Pix: When Parents Want Their Kids To Be Wizkid By Force by Mortiple(m): 11:13am On Sep 18, 2015

This is child abuse?

If this is a "joke", I must admit that it is tasteless. What is Nairaland turning into?

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Politics › Re: Superman Soldier Spotted In North East Battle Ground by Mortiple(m): 3:45pm On Aug 26, 2015

For your mind the soldier is having fun abi?

The SUPERMAN RAGALIA or COSTUME might be hunter's protective garment laced with Ijebu or Auchi Juju given to him by his grandfather. grin

Celebrities › Re: These Nigerian Celebrities Real Names Will Surprise You by Mortiple(m): 3:38pm On Aug 26, 2015

obinnafred:
Stage name Saint Obi. Real name Obinna Okafo.

You pretended as if you knew what you were saying. grin

Saint Obi's name is OBINNA NWAFOR. If you care to know, he hails from Alaenyi in Ogwa Community in Mbaitoli LGA Imo State. undecided

Politics › Re: Look What Rochas Okorocha Did With His Obama Picture In Imo State by Mortiple(m): 7:25pm On Jul 26, 2015

My Governor, Ewele Okorocha got it all wrong this time around. undecided

Celebrities › Re: Majek Fashek Roaming The Street Of Suleja With An Unknown Man (photo) by Mortiple(m): 4:10pm On Jul 24, 2015

People should stop using Majek's predicament to gain popularity online. If you can't help him, let him be and please mind your business!!! angry

Do not tell us what we already know.

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Politics › Re: Abdulfatai Emetumah: The Igbo Muslim King (Photo) by Mortiple(m): 10:43pm On Jul 19, 2015

RepEnugu:
its better I join ogboni than convert to islam....God forbid bad thing....imo peepz should be careful cus "Big brother is watching".

watch us very well, we don't give a damn! Learn to mind your business. Our exposure has taken us beyond where you are. #NdiWAWA.

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Politics › Re: Abdulfatai Emetumah: The Igbo Muslim King (Photo) by Mortiple(m): 10:31pm On Jul 19, 2015

Anambra people and hypocrisy! Azigbakwa!!! You can say whatever you like about Imo people, that is your funeral.

Let me remind you that Chief Abdulazeez Chibuzor Udeh, a certain money-miss-road that Oliver DeCoque eulogized in NNUKWU MANWU wasn't from Imo State.

By the way being in Secret Societies (which is more of a way of life amongst you) and being a Muslim, which is better?

Back to the topic. Eze Emetuma is the traditional ruler of my neighboring town. He succeeded in luring some of our people with money into his religion. Guess what? Most of them including Emetuma love wahala and we avoid them as much as we can.

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