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Politics › Re: The Most Beautiful Woman In The Whole Igbo Tribe by Napata77: 11:58pm On Mar 25, 2023
Politics › Re: U.S, UK Only Making Noise About Sanctioning Election Riggers –prof. Akinyemi by Napata77: 11:53pm On Mar 25, 2023
Tonylyte:
Because Nigeria is never a serious country. The first country to rig against its own BVAS machine. Why should US take Nigeria and its citizens serious?
Dude, are you aware that HALF the population of the US believe the current president is illegitimate and rigged the elections?

The way you Nigerians put these western countries on a pedestal is just comical.

In America, they're even seriously discussing the possibility of civil war based on the current divided population.
Sports › Re: Super Eagles: Is Jose Peseiro The Man To Take Us To The Promised Land? by Napata77: 11:37pm On Mar 25, 2023
hilaryCU:
Is India and China a footballing nation? The truth is that a footballing nation with the talents has an advantage. Go and meet India in their traditional sports of cricket or China in table tennis etc and tell me the result.
Is Brazil not a footballing nation?

Why did they get beat 7-1 at the world cup?

Look, any team can lose at any time, even with all the talent in the world.

You cannot expect Nigeria to play top class football with JOURNEYMEN COACHES.

ThIs is a team that boasts the world's best striker today, with other highly talented players around him, playing at the top level of club football, and you're telling me that your coach cannot find a way to beat Guinea Bissau at home?

THE PLAYERS CANNOT COACH THEMSELVES OR PSYCHE UP THEMSELVES, OR PLAY LIKE A COORDINATED TEAM BY THEMSELVES.

They need a coach who knows how to get the best out of them, at the helm, to do that.

Peseiro is not that coach.
Sports › Re: Super Eagles: Is Jose Peseiro The Man To Take Us To The Promised Land? by Napata77: 11:30pm On Mar 25, 2023
PerfectMan24:
The problem cannot be the coach.
With:
Jose = same result
Eguavor = same result
Roh = same result

And we have good players with international experiences. I think is spiritual, Nigeria cannot prosper under the watch of evil men.

A new Nigeria where everything work is possible.
You're taking rubbish.

Take your stupid superstition elsewhere.

Those coaches you mentioned are journeymen coaches.

Nigeria needs a PROPER coach.

Spend the money on a PROPER international coach that has won things.

Failing that, give the team to an experienced former Eagle like Emmanuel Amunike or Finidi George, or even Sunday Oliseh.
Sports › Re: Super Eagles: Is Jose Peseiro The Man To Take Us To The Promised Land? by Napata77: 11:23pm On Mar 25, 2023
verimoore:
As you mentioned, Peseiro has a wealth of experience coaching at the highest levels of international football, including stints with the national teams of Portugal and Tunisia. This experience and expertise will no doubt be invaluable as he works to build a cohesive and competitive squad for the Super Eagles.

At the same time, it's important to remember that coaching is just one piece of the puzzle when it comes to the success of any sports team. The Super Eagles will also need strong leadership, teamwork, and a commitment to excellence from all players, coaches, and staff if they hope to achieve their goals on the international stage.

I believe that with the right combination of talent, strategy, and determination, the Super Eagles have the potential to be a force to be reckoned with in the years to come. And with Peseiro at the helm, there's reason to believe that the team is in good hands.

So let's get behind the Super Eagles and support them as they work to achieve greatness on the pitch. Whether we're cheering from the stands or following along from afar, we can all play a part in helping Nigerian football reach new heights.
You be thief.

NFF/Peseiro THIEF wey dem dey pay.
Politics › Re: Meet Dr Onyechi Ikpeazu, Ademola Adeleke And Peter Obi Lead Counsel by Napata77: 1:35am On Mar 25, 2023
Goodmarlian:
he is a freemason.
Yep....first thing I noticed.

This Obi guy has very sinister links to these cults.

I don't trust him one bit.

Plus he is always wearing black clothes, himself.
Politics › Tinubu Undergoing Medical Checkup At Paris Hospital by Napata77(op): 1:27am On Mar 25, 2023
Nigeria’s President-elect, Bola Tinubu, who was elected a month ago, has arrived in Paris from his country for a short rest, his aides say.

But The Africa Report can now confirm that 71-year-old Tinubu is undergoing medical checkup at the American Hospital of Paris Neuilly-sur-Seine....


...................https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FaWJ-X0XwAUrA8s.jpg

https://www.theafricareport.com/295509/nigeria-tinubu-receives-medical-checkup-at-paris-hospital/
Politics › Re: BREAKING! Rufai Oseni Receives Another Threat To His & Family's Life by Napata77: 1:17am On Mar 25, 2023
nonhuman:
this is the problem with black people like you, they abore new ideas of doing things right, rufai never told you he is better person, he is just committed in doing his job the right way. just like the judge who would judge you when you commit offence, it doesn't mean that he is a better person that you,
Shut up, you stupid dunce. What has his blasted SKIN COLOUR got to do with anything?

Brainwashed, colonised, self-hating fool suffering inferiority complex.

Go and say ''black people like you'' to your green coloured mother.

Asswipe.
Politics › Re: BREAKING! Rufai Oseni Receives Another Threat To His & Family's Life by Napata77: 1:15am On Mar 25, 2023
SmartPolician:
Oseni Rufai is giving it to criminal APC politicians woto-woto! Dude is so fearless and doesn't care whose ox is gored. However, I think he should calm down and pick his battle wisely.

Lastly, Oseni Rufai deserves an opportunity to serve in government because dude is so desperate to see Nigeria work and he is very knowledgeable.
He will serve in govt and be corrupt and enriched in a few months.

Noisemaking is not the same as honesty and integrity.
Politics › Re: What Could Make Anyone Support Tinubu Over Obi? by Napata77: 12:59am On Mar 25, 2023
Titto93:
It's hard to believe that someone, somewhere in some part of this country will ever support Tinubu to rule this country instead of Obi..

Can someone ever want Tinubu to win instead of Obi?
Could it pure act of wickedness or delibrate act?
HEY, THICK SKULL. IT IS CALLED DEMOCRACY.

I KNOW YOU ARE A PRIMITIVE SPEAR-CHUCKER.

BUT MODERN NIGERIA PRACTICES WHAT WE CALL 'REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRACY'.

ONE MAN ONE VOTE, IN WHICH WE RESPECT THE DEMOCRATIC CHOICE OF EVERY SINGLE NIGERIAN.

IN THIS SYSTEM, WE DO NOT SMEAR OTHER NIGERIANS AS ''WICKED'' AND ''EVIL'' FOR SUPPORTING A DIFFERENT CANDIDATE FROM THE ONE WE SUPPORT.

THAT IS THE INTOLERANT IPOB, BUSH, PRIMITIVE MENTALITY OF FASCISM AND INTOLERANCE.

WE DON'T DO THAT IN NIGERIA.

THANKS.
Politics › Re: What Could Make Anyone Support Tinubu Over Obi? by Napata77: 12:55am On Mar 25, 2023
ChiefJusticeFuc:
1. Not being an OSU

2. Not falling for silly twitter trends and social media gimmicks

3. Listening to Obi and knowing he is full of shit and never says anything while doing mouth salad.

4. Knowing how to spot a Jewish owned stooge in the making.
I knew Obi was a stooge of foreigners.
Politics › Re: The Ekweremadu's Could've Avoided Prison By Going To Iran by Napata77: 12:52am On Mar 25, 2023
Blue3k:
Mundane knowledge can mean the difference between a prison sentence and failed business deal. The only reason they are in the situation they're in because they are foolish and crooked. Assuming they found a willing adult seller, they could've gone to Iran for the procedure.

PS: Does anyone find it weird neither parent was an organ match? I'd like to assume they'd volunteer their organs to their daughters before going the criminal route.
It is their mental subservience to their former colonial rulers that is worrying them.

Without that colonial mentality, he would have looked beyond the UK and 'London' for help.
Politics › Re: The Ekweremadu's Could've Avoided Prison By Going To Iran by Napata77: 12:49am On Mar 25, 2023
OJODEL10:
So Iran is Nigeria replica in the asia



thank God for UK
Mumu. The UK holds TRILLIONS OF DOLLARS in stolen Nigerian wealth and resources from at least the 1700s till date.

Iran doesn't hold a penny.
Sports › Re: ‘Go To Court’ - Nigerians Tell Super Eagles After Shocking Loss To Guinea-Bissau by Napata77: 12:29am On Mar 25, 2023
Islie:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/03/go-to-court-nigerians-tell-super-eagles-after-shocking-loss-to-guinea-bissau/
YOU MEAN BIAFRANS TELL SUPER EAGLES TO GO TO COURT...?

WE DON'T CARE WHAT TRAITOROUS BIAFRANS WHO NEVER WANTED US TO WIN IN THE FIRST PLACE, SAY OR THINK.

SPIT.
Sports › Re: Super Eagles: Is Jose Peseiro The Man To Take Us To The Promised Land? by Napata77:
Quest7777:
Country of only 2million beating a country of over 200million with full compliment of all our stars. Very shameful.

&to make matters worse, we have over 60 minutes of playing time to score but failed woefully.
Abeg S/Eagles problem is beyond coach.
You're talking rubbish. What does population have to do with anything?

Ethiopia are 100 million. China 2 billion. India 1.2 billion. But Equatorial Guinea, with a 1.5 million population, can beat everyone of those teams.

All over the world, when a team fails to perform, it is the COACH who is held responsible, not the players.

Nigeria cannot be different.

Whatever complaints you have about the team, it is the COACH who is PAID TOP DOLLAR to sort out those problems.

If he cannot do the job - and he has shown he is utterly useless - he should go, and go NOW.
Politics › Re: Ayo Fayose And Oseni Rufai Clash On Arise TV (Video) by Napata77: 11:15pm On Mar 23, 2023
helinues:
Rufai is the unprofessional journalist here.

Being blunt shouldn't make you arrogant. You invited someone to your station to talk about Nigeria, why turning the question about Fayose?. I love the way Fayose called him out. He even said he complained personally to Dr Abati regarding this same Rufai.

Fayose told him, if you kicked me once, I will ask you to stop but if you kicked again, then be ready to receive double

We shall see how far emotional journalist Rufai will go
Rufai is a narcissist.
Politics › Re: State Power Generation - SE States ASLEEP As Lagos State Launches Power Projects by Napata77(op): 5:12am On Mar 23, 2023
honeyB2018:
Can you see yourself, that you are very stupid and foolish?
When was the approval given? Elections have just been concluded. Abia and Enugu was just yesterday, so you want to compare that with governments that are incoming. Do you know the template that Lagos State, have put down long before now for this?
Sanwo-Olu has been in the saddle for 4yrs now, with renewed mandate, you want to compare the rest with him?
Make use of your senses please.
Excuses for inertia. angry
Politics › Re: State Power Generation - SE States ASLEEP As Lagos State Launches Power Projects by Napata77(op): 12:08am On Mar 23, 2023
Risentouch:
Everytime Lagos this Lagos that.
What about Ekiti, Ondo, etc?
What about ANAMBRA?

Wetin concern you with Ekiti?

Deflector-in-chief.
Politics › Re: State Power Generation - SE States ASLEEP As Lagos State Launches Power Projects by Napata77(op):
This new dispensation whereby states can now generate their own electricity is actually a step on the road towards the RESTRUCTURING we are all demanding for Nigeria.

It is a HUGE step.

Game changer.

The FG is slowly handing power to the states and regions, to pave their own path.

Soon we may see state police introduced etc etc.

You would expect that the people shouting for secession, restructuring, etc would be the first to jump at these new developments, instantly setting up working systems for themselves independent of the FG.

Instead, inertia.

Siddon look attitude.

Useless.
Politics › Re: State Power Generation - SE States ASLEEP As Lagos State Launches Power Projects by Napata77(op):
Ireportlive:
They have both Gas and Coal deposits but terrible leaders
Honestly. Their leaders believe in doing only just enough to prevent starvation, fix some roads, and they consider their job done.

Very little sense of a true willingness to develop the region. To take it to the next level.

Name me ONE single world class project built in the East by their state governors in the last 40 years.

Nothing.

Yet their governors receive monthly allocation of millions of dollars from the national purse.

It's really sad.
Politics › State Power Generation - SE States ASLEEP As Lagos State Launches Power Projects by Napata77(op):
State Power Generation - SE States ASLEEP As Lagos State Launches Power Projects

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GENTLEMEN, I WANT TO ASK ONE QUESTION.

THIS ANNOUNCEMENT BY THE FG THAT STATES CAN NOW GENERATE THEIR OWN ELECTRICITY, OCCURRED ABOUT A WEEK AGO I BELIEVE.

SO HOW COME IT IS ONLY LAGOS STATE THAT WAS SO QUICK OFF THE MARK TO ARRANGE THIS HUGE 'ELECTRICITY MARKET' POWER GENERATION PROJECT IN RESPONSE TO THE ANNOUNCEMENT BY THE FG?

WHERE IS ANAMBRA, IMO, ABIA, ENUGU'S PLAN FOR GENERATING ELECTRICITY?

THIS IS WHY I SAY THAT THIS WHOLE IGBO SECESSIONISM IS STUPID AND MISGUIDED.

TELL ME SOMETHING.

IS IT AFTER YOU DECLARE BIAFRA THAT YOUR LEADERS WILL SUDDENLY GET SENSE AND TURN PROGRESSIVE, AND START WORKING?

HOW SO?

BY MAGIC?

BY ABRACADABRA?

SEE, IT DOESN'T MATTER WHICH COUNTRY YOU PUT YOURSELVES IN, WHETHER BIAFRA OR NIGERIA OR CONGO.

IF YOUR LEADERS ARE USELESS AND GREEDY, NOTHING WILL CHANGE FOR YOU.

NONSENSE.
Politics › Re: There Were No ''TRIBES'' In Nigeria Before British Colonization. by Napata77(op): 10:39pm On Mar 22, 2023
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Politics › Re: There Were No ''TRIBES'' In Nigeria Before British Colonization. by Napata77(op):
DeathToAfonja:
Nobody hate Hausa or Yoruba.


We just can't share the same country peacefully.
SHUT UP. You hate them. You are a liar. Your moniker says 'DeathToAfonja'. You epitomise tribal hatred, and you are an utter disgrace.

If we cannot share the same country peacefully, how the hell are 11 million Igbos like you living in the north peacefully with no problems? Why haven't the Hausas and Fulanis killed you all or driven you away?

Can't you see you are a liar?


It's like merging USA/Mexico/Canada and telling them to form a country peacefully.

When you erase Tribe or whetaver you term it... Culture sets in.... Once u erase that Religion will set it.


We will also find a way to resent on another... especially if one side feel intimidated or cheated by the others.

Bye.

Your thread sha ends here!
Shut up, mumu. In every country there are divisions, including racial, religious, and class divisions. Doesn't mean they can't live together.

JUST SAY WHAT YOU REALLY WANT TO SAY, WHICH IS ''Please allow me to continue hating Yorubas and Hausas, and other 'non-Igbos', because the 'TRIBE' program the British wrote into my brain is just too strong and powerful to overcome!''

Go on.....Say it!
Politics › Re: There Were No ''TRIBES'' In Nigeria Before British Colonization. by Napata77(op): 9:28pm On Mar 22, 2023
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Politics › Re: There Were No ''TRIBES'' In Nigeria Before British Colonization. by Napata77(op): 7:09am On Mar 22, 2023
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Politics › Re: There Were No ''TRIBES'' In Nigeria Before British Colonization. by Napata77(op):
id4sho:
Well, here down north. Most people add their town of origin to their names. It's for a reason
Exactly. The reason is because that was how they identified themselves in the pre-colonial era, not by the language they spoke, as we do today.

Back in those days, a man could speak up to 5 or 6 different languages, especially if he was a trader or a migrant from some other region.

So the only way to identify himself was by his town of origin, not by the language he spoke.

People were always migrating from one place to another, and a travelling family might speak Yoruba at the outset, move to a region were Igbo is spoken, and in a few years, they would all be speaking Igbo!

Remember there was no neutral language like English or Pidgin back then, so if you migrated, you HAD to learn the language and culture of your new abode, and in a few decades, your family would have turned 'Igbo'.

So there was nothing like ''I am Igbo'', ''I am Yoruba''. Theoretically, you could be BOTH Igbo and Yoruba and even Hausa at various points in the course of your life! That's how it was before colonial rule. Identity was very fluid.

So you might be here today sitting in Umuahia as an ''Igbo man'', declaring your hatred for ''Yorubas'', not knowing that your personal ancestors were migrants from Ijebu or Ile-Ife 300 years ago, or 400 years ago.
Politics › Re: There Were No ''TRIBES'' In Nigeria Before British Colonization. by Napata77(op): 2:30am On Mar 22, 2023
DeathToAfonja:
Wait so for your mind any British create Tribe for Nigeria?


I was even thinking you had something upstairs
You have a lot to learn. Here's some education by Walter Rodney, famed writer of the book How Europe Underdeveloped Africa.. Here's what he wrote about the roots of tribalism in Nigeria:

''...it must be pointed out that nowhere in the history of pre-colonial Nigeria can anyone point to the massacre of Igbos by Hausas or any incident which suggests that people up to the nineteenth century were fighting each other because of ethnic origin. Of course there were wars, but they had a rational basis in trade rivalry, religious contentions, and the clashes of political expansion. What came to be called tribalism at the beginning of the new epoch of political independence in Nigeria was itself a product of the way that people were brought together under colonialism so as to be exploited. It was a product of administrative devices, of entrenched regional separations, of differential access by particular ethnic groups into colonial economy and culture.''

https://www.versobooks.com/blogs/4810-colonialism-as-a-system-for-underdeveloping-africa

In other words, use your head and quit being a toad and a British-built robot programmed to hate your African brother because of the BRITISH INVENTED POISON called ''tribe''.

Every morning you wake up and think you hate 'Hausas' or hate 'Yorubas' etc, just understand you are acting out a white man's evil programme.

Just like how a computer is infected with a virus and programmed to do harmful things. No difference.

The question is When will you delete the file?
Politics › Re: There Were No ''TRIBES'' In Nigeria Before British Colonization. by Napata77(op): 2:07am On Mar 22, 2023
DeathToAfonja:
You're saying nothing .


Kindly define the term "TRIBE"
Ask the British who gave you the term, what it means.

Why are you asking me?
Politics › Re: There Were No ''TRIBES'' In Nigeria Before British Colonization. by Napata77(op): 1:54am On Mar 22, 2023
DeathToAfonja:
Unfortunately u cannot erase the term "TRIBE" or the idea behind it.
Wrong. Rwanda has done that. In Rwanda today, there are no ethnic groups. In 2003, the new Rwandan constitution removed any ethnic identification in their books. Given their history of ethnic tensions, conflicts, and genocide against the Tutsis, the new government programs have done everything in their power to eliminate the meaning and significance of ethnic groups (Hutu, Tutsi, or Twa).

It is all about social engineering. It can easily be done in Nigeria with a serious government at the helm.

Rwanda by the way, is now among the fastest developing nations on the continent, so that should tell you something.
Politics › Re: There Were No ''TRIBES'' In Nigeria Before British Colonization. by Napata77(op): 1:37am On Mar 22, 2023
DeathToAfonja:
It seems you're living in wonderland and you've chosen fiction instead of reality.


We were never united.

We did trade with one another but never united.


How then did Europe conquer other nations that were United?


When the Britain left did they leave your people in unity or in disunity?


It is fact based on unity alone were more united when the British colonized us than now they left.


When we were under the British rule we all knew our common enemy was the white man hence we were united to see us defeat and send them away to allow us govern ourselves!



Now they left and we don't see them as enemies/threats anymore we look left and right and the only enemy we can think of this he who has different language and culture as ourselves.


One Nigeria is a delusion!
You are the one who lives in hate and wishes to be allowed to continue living in hate.

Don't rope us all into your sense of hatred for other language groups.

Have you heard of the MALI EMPIRE?

Don't pretend you didn't read what I wrote about them.

THEY ARE A CLEAR EXAMPLE of a multi-language empire in West African history that WORKED.

So your argument that Nigerians cannot form a nation because of language differences is invalid.

What Nigeria needs to do, and what some African nations are already doing, is to JETTISON THE POISONOUS COLONIAL INVENTION CALLED ''TRIBE''.

Once you do that, disunity ends.

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