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Arrewa:Don't mind the hypocritical bigots, they think we don't have access to the internet and their terrible taste for the anus, a common pastime amongst them; from their ordinary folks and commercialisation of homosexuality, with gay clubs and infestation with male sex workers, to their men of God's (pastors & catholic priests) paedophilic notoriety for small boys. https://www.nairaland.com/3232784/two-homosexuals-escape-lynching-enugu https://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/07/bizarre-anambra-infested-with-male-sex-workers/ http://pmexpressng.com/inside-anambra-jungle-femalemale-sex-workers-battle-clients/ https://www.nairaland.com/3141276/pastor-sex-24-boys-ebonyi https://www.nairaland.com/3970026/two-homosexual-pastors-caught-act |
Thank God it wasn't a northerner; otherwise one numbskull would have reason to insult the region or even the president.
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Educated ppl still holding on to their primitiveness - yet they call others backward. |
Fake News; abeg no be bandits na EndSARS hoodlums kidnapped dem. ![]() |
I just dey laugh as some chestbeaters were poo pooing this matter for another thread |
EndSARS protesters slowly getting what they wished for.
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When ego, wickedness and hatred pass common sense. |
They will betray anyone and do anything for money, including selling or killing their own mothers and children - when it comes to drugs and money, these developers are not loyal. |
May God help our southern Blodas with comprehension; something written in clear black and white; still they will misinterpret and misconstrue it into something else in line with their biased mindset. You sometimes wonder why many of them even bothered with school. |
splendour7:Yes indeed; hope you also know that anyone who attacks law enforcement agents, riots, loots and commits arson is liable to be shot. |
Hope all those EndSARS promoters will be held responsible for the damage caused. |
Similarly as the southern Christian dominated PDP media has been doing against the north and the religion of Islam. |
Yes, we also know those who instigated the rioters.
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@OP: They will not listen to you and may even come after you; many of them have been brainwashed by Nnamdi Kanu, they are far too gone because they will believe all his lies and silly propaganda than reason with anyone in a better position to advise them - including you. They believe Trump had invited Kanu to the White House and promised them Biafra; they would rather identify and support a man who had insulted their continent, Africa, by referring to it as a SHITHOLE and their president as LIFELESS; instead they also take delight in also copying him to insult their own country and president with the same adjectives; while completely ignorant of the fact their support for him is tragically counter productive.
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Nigerian Christians are clearly taking their bigotry to the point of stupidity; they seem to be getting their inspiration from their pastors, many of whom are half baked educated illiterates, who preach hatred and disunity by outright lies or misinterpreting/misrepresenting issues and events based on their narrow misconstrued sentimental perspectives. Just listen to this pastor (I think it was Oyedepo) raising tensions about alleged insertion of Arabic in police recruitment exam papers (to help Muslim applicants) which were absolute lies among other inciting and divisive statements towards the 2019 presidential elections - even though the matter has come to pass; the damage he caused cannot be completely eradicated, especially as he never bothered to go back and retract his statements. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npVjTgZ08ro As for Arabic on our military emblem; pls refer below to a forwarded post with a copy ofan extract from a published book by its originator. An Urhobo officer General David Akpode Ejoor introduced the Islamic (Arabic) inscription and the Star emblem into the Nigeria Army crest. Meanwhile, Reno and co have been lying and spinning everything upside down since. I think this is worth reading... There was this controversy on the "Islamic" writings and "Star of David" on our military badge... Here, General David Akpode Ejoor explains in detail how he incorporated these symbols. I hope this puts to rest the unnecessary misunderstanding and dust it gathered when some folks raised the issue. Page 16 of his autobiography has details... [b]" In the colonial days, the cap badge of the army was a palm tree. This could be interpreted to represent the wealth of the country which the British were to exploit. For that reason, the palm tree had to go. Besides, the Action Group party had a palm tree as its symbol, and it was important that the army and a political party should not have the same symbol. My job was to seek a new meaningful design for the cap badge of the Nigerian Army. I set to work." "In seeking a new design, I was anxious that the symbol should reflect the duty of the army and should be capable of inspiring officers and men. As I searched, I remembered the battle between the British and the Sokoto forces in 1903. At that battle, the Sokoto forces had carried the Sultan's flag with an Arabic inscription on it. That Arabic inscription I learnt meant, "VICTORY IS FROM GOD ALONE". This, I thought was an excellent symbol that had meaning and could inspire. What is more, the British had themselves incorporated the symbol into the regimental colour which the Nigerian Regiment carried on parade. I decided to incorporate the Arabic INSCRIPTION INTO THE CAP BADGE TO REPRESENT DEFENCE..." Next, I searched for a symbol that would depict unity. I found and answer in Lugard's interlaced triangles which he designed at the amalgamation to represent the coming together of NORTHERN and SOUTHERN NIGERIA. In choosing this symbol for the Nigerian Army cap badge, I hoped it would remind the Nigerian Soldier that his duty was to defend the unity and integrity of his country. I now had two symbols representing DEFENCE AND UNITY." Now, for something that could inspire the army in it's task of defending the nation, I landed on the idea of the Eagle. Again this was not original. The nation had chosen the eagle as national emblem. The eagle is a powerful bird, indeed, the king of birds. It thus represented strength. The eagle had a reputation, when once had located it's prey, of swooping and striking swiftly, accurately and decidedly- qualities which the Nigerian army should strive to achieve. Having decided on these symbols, my next task was to get an artist to put them together into a unified design for the cap badge of the Nigerian Army. This was eventually done. Then I was required to defend my design before the ministerial committee. The committee was made up of three Ministers. 1: Muhammadu Ribadu (Defence) 2: Festus Okotie-Eboh (Finance) 3: Yar'adua (Works and Housing). It was awe-inspiring to have to appear before these great names of the First Republic. I had to defend the design. I remember that was when I got to the interlaced triangle, Ribadu and Yar'adua exchanged glances and showed some concern. Now I know why. The interlaced triangles also represented the star of David- the symbol of Israel. This alarmed the two Muslim ministers. Fortunately for me, there was the Arabic inscription. This, although at the time I was not thinking in terms of Islam and Christianity, my design happened to incorporate symbols that could be associated with those two religions. Just as well, perhaps. At the end of my defence, the design was approved. I thus left a permanent mark on part of the uniform of the Nigerian Army. This is a rare privilege for any serving officer. I thank God for affording me that opportunity... [/b] Source: REMINISCENCES by David Akpode Ejoor. |
Cultists and armed robbers having a field day; robbing and killing even in broad daylight - shebi no dem no want SARS; now they will appreciate the value of law and order.
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Asking police and soldiers to resign and burn their uniforms is not incitement to violence; however, directing his IPOB followers to fabricate arms and kill any police on sight, their children and burn their stations, as he clearly in a radio programme during the EndSARS riots certainly was. https://ooduarere.com/news-from-nigeria/breaking-news/audio-nnamdi-kanus-conversation/ |
FORWARDED Truth Revealed This is Brigadier General Ahmed Ibrahim Taiwo. He gave a three-hour testimony, on his feet, before the Lagos Judicial Panel of Enquiry on EndSARS Protest and the roles played by the Nigerian Army. He reiterated that no one died in Lekki. That the Army fired blank ammunitions (cartridges), which are not lethal (killing), in the air. From autopsy report, the only confirmed person that died did not die as a result gunshot wounds. Also, he said the Nigerian Army had bigger fish to fry than to be looking for DJ Switch for arrest. This means DJ Switch is inconsequential to the Army. Therefore, the serial liar should come out of her hiding and go to the Panel to substantiate her claims that 15 people died. Finally, he revealed that Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu invited the Military to intervene, because the Police had been overrun. He expressed his utmost disappointment at the cowardly dispositions of the Governor for not owning up that he invited the Military. I can't really understand why Governor Sanwo-Olu is being evasive in owning up. "The Governor had very good reasons to invite the Military", he stated. General Taiwo spoke nothing but the truth. I am really impressed. I am happy. The truth is finally out. The EndSARS lawyers were so impressed to the extent that their lead counsel, Mr Ogunlana, had to call the Nigerian Army THE PEOPLE'S ARMY OF NIGERIA. General Taiwo will be cross-examined on Tuesday. If you are not satisfied with the opinions of the EndSARS counsels, take your miserable EndSARS placards to the Panel and be shouting EndSARSNow! God bless the Nigerian Army. God bless Nigeria. Adejare Ibrahim |
Lol, see them brainwashed and illogical as usual.
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Sleekfingers:UK or American sanctions alone won't hurt Nigeria; there is a net trade imbalance in their favour; sanctions would therefore hurt them more than our country. They tried that with Abacha and it didn't work; rather Abacha thrived and did well economically even with low world crude oil prices (reaching as low as $9 per barrel). Many countries are currently under sanctions and hasn't brought their governments - Irn, Syria, North Korea etc, comes to mind. |
See them bigots trying to downplay the matter; whereas, if it were the other way round they would be up in arms insulting Islam and the tribe/region of the perpetrator. |
Why do some Nigerians feel they can report their country to other countries expecting something to happen like they'll report a pupil to his headmaster? So what would UK do? |
obiekunie2:Lol, mix up multitasking @ two different threads @ two different youths with the same mindset - dem vex me too much; I wan laugh but I no fit. |
As usual they will twist it and deliberately misinterpret and misrepresent to their ppl - its as if southerners have a huge problem with logic and comprehension; despite their acclaimed superior education. They will conveniently forget about MODULAR refineries etc and continue pointing the other way. |
obiekunie2:A comment must have logic and intelligence; unfortunately, yours had none. It was purely irrational hatred and pained lamentation of a tortuous life of a person who thinks his government owes him a living, because it failed to bottle feed him like a baby (with a cushy air conditioned office job) and therefore should be blamed for his own personal failure and shortcomings; simply because he cannot or is unwilling to adapt and be more resourceful in order to survive the dwindling economic fortunes of his country, through legitimate means. A wailer who would rather lambast his government and insult his country rather than ask pertinent questions; like why were those persons deported - I can stake my life and say with almost certainty that majority of those deportees most did not have the correct papers or were involved in some sort of criminal activity; Germany would not deport them if they were living within the straight and narrow. I bet you didn't even bother to read the article let alone understood it; yet you couldn't wait to unleash your unwarranted vitriol at the expense of the government simply because you hate the man at the helm of affairs - some of us can read between the lines and know where you are coming from. |
obiekunie2:Typical example of our intellectually lazy youths: ill informed and misdirected; frustrated and programmed to hate; can't even comprehend let alone think logically for himself; all he knows is how to insult/abuse his superiors and blame all his failures and under-achievement on the government, as though he is entirely blameless. |
Expecting to see our own Mazi, Nnamdi Kanu, Dilector Ladio Biafla and Reader of IPOB but was conspicuously absent. ![]() |
As usual
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Nyamiri na Nyamiri always making headlines for the wrong reason - so called advanced ppl but still stuck in their primitivism. |
russello:I wonder why some ppl choose to reason their your anus. |
Lol, PDP has no room for Igbo presidency because it apparently wants to Atikulate; so he might as well take himself to the Next Level. ![]() |
mekaboy:If you still believe in that blatant lie and propaganda of 97% and 5%; then why am I surprised how many of you also still can fall for Kanu's stupid fairytale of Jubril el Sudan. Same goes for the other trash you wrote concerning the herdsmen, police and Ortom. |
