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PoliticsRe: Why Does Everyone Make Such A Big Deal Of Igbos Migrating To Other Regions? by MrGlobe(m): 11:53pm On Oct 29, 2012
just use that your shitty list to wipe you azz. You are making up unnecessary space here, yawwwwwwn.
PoliticsRe: Why Does Everyone Make Such A Big Deal Of Igbos Migrating To Other Regions? by MrGlobe(m): 11:48pm On Oct 29, 2012
felifeli: Hunger in Osun and Oyo! Guy you are believing your Biafra propaganda again.Will you people never learn? SMH
which resources does those areas have, how are they feeding? what is happening there, have you been there before, and I forgot to add Ekiti to the list.
PoliticsRe: David Mark Replies Fanii Kayode: Awolowo Introduced Tribalism Into Nigeria by MrGlobe(op): 11:36pm On Oct 29, 2012
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did you actually read the article or you find it difficult grasping and you want me to take responsibility for your comprehension challenge. oh, you want to continue to live in self deceit like your corny people. Keep disgracing yourself here and ranting like a mad toothless dog. tongue
PoliticsRe: Why Does Everyone Make Such A Big Deal Of Igbos Migrating To Other Regions? by MrGlobe(m): 11:28pm On Oct 29, 2012
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I hope you got these stats from your anus and that of the fraudulent yorobberman in charge of that agency. They dont refect whats on ground. You must be baba suwe or his offspring to think we believe this figment of Yoruba imagination.
PoliticsRe: America Opens Its Doors For Igbo And Hausa Speakers, Why? by MrGlobe(op): 11:14pm On Oct 29, 2012
Dont worry yourself, Yoruba language is competing with Yoruba language. We are talking IGBO and HAUSA here so kindly step aside cool
PoliticsRe: David Mark Replies Fanii Kayode: Awolowo Introduced Tribalism Into Nigeria by MrGlobe(op): 11:08pm On Oct 29, 2012
pazienza: And "knowledgeable people" in this context would include you?
cheesy cheesy cheesy
nwanne I was about to unload my armor on that nitwit but your question has done the deal. Yoruba people dont know their propaganda machine is now redundant. How can a sane person read this simple article and want us to believe David Mark was not straightforward on the thread title. Dont mind the bunch of touts raised by the very selfish, tribal, wicked and fraudulent awolowo
PoliticsRe: America Opens Its Doors For Igbo And Hausa Speakers, Why? by MrGlobe(op): 10:59pm On Oct 29, 2012
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absolute malarky, how does few people adventuring to yorubaland to do whatever look the same as this thread topic. May be you still belong to the primitive people that see white people as gods, oh you are Yoruba.

Keep up with your idiocy.
WebmastersRe: What Do You Mostly Do Online? by MrGlobe(m): 5:56pm On Oct 29, 2012
Everybody watches poorrnn online, if poorn is not in your list keep lieing to yourself cool

Well, Apart from normal news and websites surfing for knowlege, updates and others, I kick it on hip hop and AA blogs. Naija blogs and people's comments are boring and repulsive. dont judge me
PoliticsRe: New Face Of The Remodelled Benin Airport. Who Says The FG Is Not Working. by MrGlobe(m): 5:44pm On Oct 29, 2012
[quote author=Ejiné]Later on, people go open their dirty garri-filled mouths to talk say Stella Oduah no dey do anything, begin dey accuse her of tribalism simply because she fired some people who've been chopping with nothing to show for it.[/quote]1000 likes..

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I tire for this country my brother, STELLA ODUAH has done in 2 years what big diarrhea mouth babafemi fani kayode and Aborishade could not do in 8 years.
PoliticsRe: David Mark Replies Fanii Kayode: Awolowo Introduced Tribalism Into Nigeria by MrGlobe(op): 5:04pm On Oct 29, 2012
kunlekunle: Who is the OGBUEFI OF LITERATURE
Wole Soyinka, Chinua Achebe.

What role did awo's fraud policy play here?
PoliticsRe: Why Does Everyone Make Such A Big Deal Of Igbos Migrating To Other Regions? by MrGlobe(m): 4:50pm On Oct 29, 2012
felifeli: You mean you will finally be going and I will soon be able to walk freely in Lagos without someone trying to sell me 2nd hand underpants?! O happy day *sings*
are you sure you will walk free by then because hunger will tear you and yoir tribe apart like it is doing in osun and oyo.
PoliticsRe: David Mark Replies Fanii Kayode: Awolowo Introduced Tribalism Into Nigeria by MrGlobe(op): 4:44pm On Oct 29, 2012
Andro Blaze: Surprise surprise, the bigots don't know how to READ or what QUOTATION MARKS do- this is truly pathetic and sorrowful.

May God continue to bless the man and his family that gave Nigeria free education- even my 8 year old niece couldn't make this mistake.
dont mind that 7th housewife. free education indeed but 70% of Yoruba people over 60 years living in yorubaland can neither hear or speak English. Awolowo was a fraud. grin
PoliticsRe: David Mark Replies Fanii Kayode: Awolowo Introduced Tribalism Into Nigeria by MrGlobe(op): 4:15pm On Oct 29, 2012
Chidi4u: That guy Awo,had a narrow and myopic view of Nationhood hence his inclinations to being a local champion of regionalism and ethnicity.
well said. To summarize it, Awolowo destroyed Nigeria before Nigeria began.
PoliticsRe: David Mark Replies Fanii Kayode: Awolowo Introduced Tribalism Into Nigeria by MrGlobe(op): 4:14pm On Oct 29, 2012
Chidi4u: That guy Awo,had a narrow and myopic view of Nationhood hence his inclinations to being a local champion of regionalism and ethnicity.
well said. To summarize iy, Awolowo destroyed Nigeria before Nigeria began.
PoliticsRe: Why Does Everyone Make Such A Big Deal Of Igbos Migrating To Other Regions? by MrGlobe(m): 1:58pm On Oct 29, 2012
geeez: Not just ten. You own everything. Shebi you are Mr. Globe
grin
You are officially a dunce!
PoliticsRe: David Mark Replies Fanii Kayode: Awolowo Introduced Tribalism Into Nigeria by MrGlobe(op): 1:54pm On Oct 29, 2012
I always say the worst human being ever to walk this part of the earth was awolowo.I have never seen or heard of a human being so corny, wicked, heartless and sadistic from Africa like awolowo. That Nigeria is in this bad state today was 60% caused by awolowo
PoliticsDavid Mark Replies Fanii Kayode: Awolowo Introduced Tribalism Into Nigeria by MrGlobe(op): 1:52pm On Oct 29, 2012
It is common knowledge that most political figures from the military era, particularly those from the North, always kick against any notion of decentralising police functions because of their fear that they could form the embryos of new threats to disintegrate Nigeria.

In far away Quebec, Canada, last Monday, October 22, 2012 in his address at the 127th Inter Parliamentary Union, IPU, Assembly, Mark addressed the theme: “Citizenship, Identity, Linguistic and Cultural Diversity in a Globalised World”, with the progressive view that he would push for the replacement of “State of Origin” with “State of Residency” in the impending Constitution amendment exercise.

Said he, to journalists: “Let’s forget the business of state of origin and go to state of residence. Once you are resident in a place and you perform your civic responsibilities for the period, there is no reason why you should not benefit, provided, of course, you don’t claim dual residency”.
I call this a Zikist agenda, because Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe’s National Council of Nigerian Citizens, NCNC, right from its days under the leadership of Dr Herbert Macaulay, had dreamed of an independent Nigeria where the citizens would “forget their differences” and build a nation where everyone would be proud to belong; a model of patriotic dynamism out of Africa and a toast of the Black world. He had as associates outside the NCNC another political party in the North named the Northern Elements Progressive Union, NEPU, led by Malam Aminu Kano and his followers.

The NCNC was a truly national party, where Igbos produced elected officers in Lagos and parts of the old Western Region, and people from the Mid West and Yorubas won election in Port Harcourt. A Fulani man, Alhaji Umaru Altine, a staunch member of the Zikist Movement who went to jail in defence of zero tolerance to British colonialism, was elected the first Mayor Enugu.



Zik’s fellow travelers

But Zik’s fellow travellers in the fight against British rule did not share his dreams. When Obafemi Awolowo returned from England,his vision was to become part of a national political movement, but only if he would be allowed to control the Western Region cell of it. He eventually founded the Action Group, which had the primary mission of taking over the West and launching out to other parts. In the North, Alhaji Ahmadu Bello and his group were deeply concerned of what Zik would do with Islam and the North if he assumed leadership at independence. They hijacked the Northern Peoples Congress, NPC, an unabashed regional party. With the West and the North now in the hands of regionalists, the NCNC and its nationalist vision were thwarted and reduced to the regional fringes. Awolowo popularised the agitation for creation of states for the Minorities.

It was from these stimuli that the struggle by local elites to take control of the political space within their areas became popular. As soon as the nationalists were pushed out of political relevance, the regionalists in the Nigerian Army started as from 1967 to split Nigeria into states and local governments to give local elites the platforms for the freeloading on Nigeria’s oil wealth (the National Cake).
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/10/david-marks-neo-zikist-intentions/
PoliticsRe: Why Does Everyone Make Such A Big Deal Of Igbos Migrating To Other Regions? by MrGlobe(m): 1:40pm On Oct 29, 2012
geeez: It was a political statement my friend. You know deep within you that it's so untrue.

Okay for the sake of this argument, lets assume it is. How much of it do you own? A least I can count mine.
You are a nincompoop with a very low brain. You represent the recent IQ test results of Nigerians. If I tell you I own 10 houses in abuja, how will you confirm it? I though you said you called el rufai, why are you now backtracking. lies
PoliticsRe: Why Does Everyone Make Such A Big Deal Of Igbos Migrating To Other Regions? by MrGlobe(m): 9:02am On Oct 29, 2012
geeez: I need a link to that because I just spoke with him and he said he doesn't recall saying that and it's not true
How long will you continue to peddle cheap lies on this site, cant you do a simple google search. smh
PoliticsRe: Why Does Everyone Make Such A Big Deal Of Igbos Migrating To Other Regions? by MrGlobe(m): 8:59am On Oct 29, 2012
nawa oh, see as one girl is disgracing all these Yoruba e-agberos with intelligence. If this was a debate result would have been 90 - 10. Let me continue watching from the sidelines and allow her do her thing, I think she doesnt need help. Shame on any descendant of the awolowo nation that has dabbled into this debate. cool
PoliticsRe: America Opens Its Doors For Igbo And Hausa Speakers, Why? by MrGlobe(op): 1:15am On Oct 29, 2012
whitecat007: Go sit down joor you bum, Yoruba language has taken its rightful place in the world.
During one of my mom visits, she was home alone while i was at work, she had a feat, ran into a room and locked her self up and called me, when a pest control guy was opening the door. I called 911 to help me check what was going on and as soon as i said to them that she does not speak much english and before i could finish saying Yoruba when the dispatcher asked me what language she spoke, the next thing heard was "ki le ni o se won, ma ran officer lo si be" Since then i watch what i say even in Yoruba over the phone.
grin grin grin
I like this your tales oh.. please tell me more. Am enjoying it. grin



btw to divert a bit (even though I would like to dwell on topic but this question has been bodering me), ok, they made and are still making too much noise about this Awolowo education free policy but 70% of Yorubas above 60 years can neither speak or understand English or even the popular pidgin, was this education policy strictly in Yoruba? Am surprised.
PoliticsRe: America Opens Its Doors For Igbo And Hausa Speakers, Why? by MrGlobe(op): 12:43am On Oct 29, 2012
coolzeal: Since we are lazy to research, why not provide an accurate link or source(not some blog) to back up your claim. At least someone above provide names of school
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please you people should not put someone on the hot seat abeg.
PoliticsRe: America Opens Its Doors For Igbo And Hausa Speakers, Why? by MrGlobe(op): 12:41am On Oct 29, 2012
manny4life: For the most part where you claimed Yoruba after Swahili, that's not true. For the less part is the quote


Just like Hausa and Igbo may be the problem, have you ever thought that MAYBE, PERHAPS, it's the Yoruba that encouraging the chaos, they have no particular stand? I think Hausa and Igbo will do just fine without the Yoruba, Hausa and Igbo have common understanding than you think.

Anyway, let's not start some tribal crap, not in the mood. I'm heading home to go prepare for the storm heading our way.
nwanne dont mind that ekiti woman, go take care of your home.

Yoruba people chronically like twisting facts to put their people on top on paper, they once used they media at their disposal at a time as a tool but everything has fallen apart. Now when every nigerian hears a news the first thing they ask is, is this news from TRIBUNE, PUNCH, Tinubu'S NATION, PREMIUM TIMES if yes, then its quickly flushed down the toilet. Everybody is wise now
PoliticsRe: America Opens Its Doors For Igbo And Hausa Speakers, Why? by MrGlobe(op): 12:17am On Oct 29, 2012
^^

Oh somebody already posted that before me grin grin

coincidence. lmao

we may be right.
PoliticsRe: America Opens Its Doors For Igbo And Hausa Speakers, Why? by MrGlobe(op): 12:14am On Oct 29, 2012
well I think its about the US Army and the US is no fool, they know the cowards and enlisting these cowards into the great US Army will spell doom for US Army.

disclaimer: thats just me thinking aloud cheesy
PoliticsRe: America Opens Its Doors For Igbo And Hausa Speakers, Why? by MrGlobe(op): 11:43pm On Oct 28, 2012
[quote author=alj-harem]grin grin grin grin grin grin[/quote]John paul, jason etc, how far once again, please stop abusing these emoticons. Thank you cool
PoliticsRe: America Opens Its Doors For Igbo And Hausa Speakers, Why? by MrGlobe(op): 11:33pm On Oct 28, 2012
[quote author=*Ileke-IdI]Do you know how many American institute teaches Yoruba? Second to Swahili is Yoruba when it comes to African languages, so why would they need something they can easily access?


Infact, apart from my student job, I'm being paid to tutor my school athletes in Yoruba, and most of them take Yoruba.[/quote]close your mouth there jare. say that to the birds. clown
PoliticsRe: America Opens Its Doors For Igbo And Hausa Speakers, Why? by MrGlobe(op): 11:24pm On Oct 28, 2012
Meanwhile I thought we had 3 major ethnic groups in this country or so they said tongue
PoliticsRe: America Opens Its Doors For Igbo And Hausa Speakers, Why? by MrGlobe(op): 11:22pm On Oct 28, 2012

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