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EasternWind:You make me laugh; how ironic you should consider other ppl as thieves because when it comes to stealing, robbery, dishonesty and crime; we all know who are the champions. No one will waste time organising referendum for you; just go - if you like, you can do that in Igboland, vote with your feet to prove your resolve for Biafra. |
shedy03:Yes, just get out, leave us with our poverty etc; go and develop Biafra and turn it to Dubai; just take your nauseating toxic selves out - enough is enough! ![]() |
EasternWind:Stop complaining, aboki this aboki that; just get out, your problem has been solved; go and develop Biafra and turn it to Dubai, no one is stopping you - we've had enough, shikenan. ![]() |
LionDeLeo:The hypocrites will not go; they are already addicted to the benefits of One Nigeria as its biggest beneficiaries; but would rather continue to insult and abuse their hosts, who they ironically and foolishly like to call parasites - in view of their upside down departure from the realities on the ground. Nnamdi Kanu, pls come and collect your ppl, they are saying they wouldn't leave - Arewa no want do again, its has granted you the divorce you wanted, its no longer a forced marriage again, make una pack una load and get out. |
ResolvingPath01:Yes, lethal cyanide laced bullets against the bigots ![]() |
stalingraddd:How was I off point, when the issue was about a general visiting and sharing a meal with his troops at war front and someone expressing doubt about the sustainability of such act against my comparison to what the previous generals of the same army used to do? Pls try and explain that to me and how the statement to which I was responding to wasn't also political - considering that the general subject of discussion was as a matter of fact politics? |
Bookmarked for future reference against ignorant bigots. |
Obascoetubi:Bookmarked for future reference; let any Igbo come and insult my religion again - nonsense. |
cummando:LOL, TB Joshua style. |
Fearcom:Guy, you hit the nail on the head. I am also at a loss why the senators should think a man who is not a custom officer should wear the official uniform of a profession he never belonged, I beg to also ask what rank should he wear and what law compels him to do so as the administrative head of the organisation? I suspect none; and that would explain why they were threatening to go back to the drawing board to change the law in order to prevent anyone other than a custom officer from heading the organisation - it is obvious they are only motivated by sentiments. I was also very disappointed with their lack of decorum and over bearing attitude bordering on disrespect towards him, which appeared on Channels TV; you could clearly sense that the matter was more personal and emotional than professional - and may not be far from a conflict of interest between his strict uncorrupt stance and their usual corrupt demands. I pity our youths who allow sentiments other than common sense to influence their judgement. |
stalingraddd:If you had used your brain, you would have realised that we are interacting in the politics section of this forum; and yes, his comment was indeed political - so what is your point? Secondly, how does that affect you; were you the one quoted? |
Maybe he wants to join one Albino at Kuje where he plans to shoot a movie called Prison Inmate. |
Young03:Much better than the pot bellied generals under GEJ who sit in their airconditioned Abuja offices; while carting away millions earmarked for arms to build mansions and shore up their fat bank balances. |
Igbos are the most clannish ppl, their double standards when it come to things like this is par non; just imagine, how could any wearing a veil who would automatically and easily stand out as a rare minority constitute a threat to anyone. How many times had Boko Haram struck anywhere in the south let alone in Igbo land - please, therefore why the need to insult and harass your corper guest. Well, let them continue breeding hatred; what they sow is what they will reap, I would assume because of her experience that this is at least another mind so tainted by their hatred and which would most likely now be reciprocated by this female corper when she returns home - and so the cycle will continue. |
Ddaji:The hypocrites fail to realise that Nigeria does not have a social security system to absorb most of these widows and divorcees; therefore assisting willing abled men to marry and take care of them goes a long way to redress this problem, along with with other societal evils such as fornication, prostitution etc - that is so common and they are willing to accept in their own morally bankrupt enclaves. |
FastShipping:Thank you for exposing the hypocrisy of the critics of the current administration by reminding us of GEJ's comparatively even worse record on the issues he is now presenting before the US congress. You unfortunately, forgot to add how he criminally left the ppl of the NE exposed and unprotected to Boko Haram, including his own soldiers who he under-armed and under- equipped to the tune that they were often sitting ducks to the insurgents, as a result of which many were killed while some were forced to go AWOL or to mutiny against their commanders. This was happening while he and his cronies were busy diverting huge some sums already budgeted for the war against Boko Haram towards his re-election and into their pockets. I don't know who he thinks he is fooling, whether the Americans or his gullible followers, with this latest tissue of lies. Has he forgotten how many times during his tenure the US government come out to declare his government corrupt, lacking in the willpower to tackle the insurgency; even indicting Ihejirika for diversion of military money to his pocket but which he (GEJ) chose to completely ignore (and we all now know why). On the Niger Delta issue, has he forgotten how he was fingered as the person behind the October 1st Abuja bombing and how he wanted the militants to blame northern leaders of the time? Has he forgotten that he was president for over 6 yrs, with all the opportunity to alleviate the environmental problem, as a son of that region; but sadly chose to do absolutely nothing about bettering the life of the average Niger Deltan, except to stupendously enrich a few ex militants like Tompolo and Asari Dokubo etc to play lip service to him, who in turn did not even invest their ill gotten wealth in their own enclave but to invest in rxotic and far away places like Cote D'IVoire, Abuja and Dubai etc. Has he forgotten how he mortgaged our navy and turned over their pipeline protection duty to these rouges, paying them huge inflated contracts; while essentially was like also gaving them license to steal directly from the pipelines? Has he forgotten how he foolishly thought that a good gauge of measuring how his corrupt government enriched Nigerians was by cou counting the number of private jets owned and parked by individuals at our airports - something to the amusement of Kenyans when he and his usual entourage of over 200 arrive at that country on an African summit. Has he also forgotten how he more or less affirmed above mentioned corruptness and ineptitude with famously stupid statement like: America will know - its their money, stealing is not corruption, Boko Haram are my siblings, "CNN has said our economy is growing...now you have all these Nigerian economists talking nonsense. Do they know better than CNN or World Bank?”, "Nigeria is not poor. Come and see the amount of private jets Nigerians parked at Kenya Airport when we went to Nairobi for Conference" These and many more, including equally embarrassing contributions from his wife (the destroyer of the English language) lend to lent to bring down the country's credibility and turned Nigeria into the laughing stock of the international community. The guy no get shame; he should just shut his mouth and stay out of sight, lest Nigerians remember who actually was responsible for getting us here. |
mazimee:That is exactly how such problems have always been manged in most parts of the north; the local authorities step in and ensure the farmer is compensated; unfortunately it would appear that victims in other parts of the country are too impatient to allow such process and often choose direct confrontation with the herdsmen - which in turn results in reprisals and counter reprisals. I hope the law would also side with the herdsmen whenever their rights are violated because that is the only way to guarantee justice and ensure peace. |
EazyMoh:Well said. |
PapaBaby:May your wicked intentions instead befall on your father. |
nickxtra:No be only clean add microscope look, other similar names also dey there. |
HungerBAD:Well said, their complain is too much and quite unnecessary; they go about as if the rest of us owe them a living simply because they are Igbos. Who has stopped anyone of them joining a party and contesting for the presidency? I want to believe that Alex Ekweme and Ojukwu both tried and lost fairly; the latter's lack of popularity did not even allow him win his own constituency - clearly being rejected by his ppl, talkless by the whole country. What dishonest co-travellers, so because of their by hook or by crook attitude, we must change the rules of the game midway in order to please them - as if they did not agree to the rules in the beginning. They keep blaming Lord Lugard for amalgamating the country, forgetting that we are also students of history and did miss the part where they were quite happy to go along with the amalgamation; even though they had the opportunity to opt out at the point of our independence - indeed they were leading proponents and were famously angry with the north for delaying our collective independence by one year. After failing to make headway through tribal politics; they subsequently changed the rules by force through the barrel of the gun, in the first military coup thereby derailing our nascent democracy and the course of our destiny for ever. They were in this regard the first to restructure this country, by abolishing the regional structure we had, in order to concentrate power to themselves. Unfortunately, it backfired because they didn't last in power, they were toppled and we also had the war; but nonetheless not before leaving us with the legacy of the basic model of the unitary system we have today - ironically something they are now bitterly against. In short, Igbos were responsible for messing up our promising political structure and system. In fact, even the concept of rotational presidency and geopolitical zones were accepted in order to accommodate them; yet they are still not satisfied and now demanding for re-restructuring - how many times do we have to flip-flop for them, what sore losers. |
basty:A coward from the chest beating brigade, who must have been well drilled on the art of escapology from the war front by his former famous general from the wantaway land of the red soil. . |
Very un-Islamic forbidden act; he therefore has lost out in both worlds, here and in the hereafter and is accordingly destined to hell, while leaving his family and friends tainted with the stigma of his ungodly and cowardly act - suicide is inexcusable, irrespective of the weight of his problems. |
Fyno:You continue to advertise your ignorance to the point of stupidity. Government pays compensation to land occupiers only for what is on to of the ground i.e. crops, buildings etc. but not for the land itself - when it needs to recover the land due to overriding public interest. Stop arguing about what you obviously do not understand; google is your friend, go read and get educated or for ever remain limited to your ignorance. |
Fyno:Don't argue like a headless chicken, jumping from one place to another without focus; you asked ignorant questions pertaining to the southern Kaduna; then suddenly in midstream switching to something different in Abia - even at that, you are still asking ignorant questions. I don't give a damn who you are, Yoruba or Hottentot; just don't waste my time with ignorance and bigotry. |
HtwoOw:May God bless you. It is unfortunate how these motherfvckers been cooking up lies and poisoning the minds of equally unfortunate gullible Nigerians to hate and fight each others. |
RobinRay:Guy you funny; LOL, innit ![]() |
HtwoOw:And na dem worst pass but go rush say northerners na pedophiles. |
malware:Exactly |
Fyno:If you are not so ignorant why would you ask who owns the land when in fact the land use act had clearly spelt this out. FYI, government owns all the land which it vests in the state governor, who in turn is empowered to allocate parcels of it to individuals/organizations wishing to lease it via issuance Certificate of Occupancy, on agreement they'd pay land rent for the duration of the lease (usually 99 yrs). Nobody out-rightly owns any land; individuals/organisations merely tenants on the land they occupy or build on; government is the only land owner. As already mentioned, that was why this question along with the others you posed were quite ignorant as well as unnecessary. |
Corrinthians:Not surprising at all; this is how they will implode even if given their Biafra; they simply have no capacity for living peacefully but only for holding grudges and quarrelling. |
Psychodavidovic:Na dem dem |
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