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Politics › Re: Why Did Zik Oppose The Motion For Independence In 1953? by Nightwolf1: 5:23pm On Jun 03, 2023
AntiZikist:
Drug dealer, you are an 0su pig
After smoking Colorado and Malaysia together, your next move is to open useless thread on Nairaland and promote your foolishness.
Politics › Re: Why Did Zik Oppose The Motion For Independence In 1953? by Nightwolf1: 5:21pm On Jun 03, 2023
AntiZikist:
And you can supply me my fix there.

0su drug dealer.
Drug junkie, you are a retardd.
Politics › Re: Why Did Zik Oppose The Motion For Independence In 1953? by Nightwolf1: 5:18pm On Jun 03, 2023
AntiZikist:
Of course I will do just that once NL servers become less overwhelmed than Amaka's puna in One Nigeria olosho joint .
I will meet you there and as always. Drug addict.🤡
Politics › Re: Why Did Zik Oppose The Motion For Independence In 1953? by Nightwolf1: 5:15pm On Jun 03, 2023
AntiZikist:
Cannibal
I'm expecting you to open another senseless thread with huge lies to ice the cake.

Criminal.
Politics › Re: Why Did Zik Oppose The Motion For Independence In 1953? by Nightwolf1: 4:24pm On Jun 03, 2023
AntiZikist:
Lolz.

Waka pass 0su
Animal. Rest in peace.
Politics › Re: Why Did Zik Oppose The Motion For Independence In 1953? by Nightwolf1: 4:23pm On Jun 03, 2023
OAFMods:
Tell us why Zik oppose the independence in 1953 like the OP stated or shut your foolish mouth
You for waka pass without tagging my mention idiot.
Politics › Re: Why Did Zik Oppose The Motion For Independence In 1953? by Nightwolf1: 2:49pm On Jun 03, 2023
AntiZikist:
So e pain you ?

Good.
That pain only exist in the figment of your imagination. Stupid homeless goon.
Politics › Re: Fuel Subsidy: NLC Mobilises Affiliates In Preparation For Industrial Action by Nightwolf1: 2:48pm On Jun 03, 2023
This is the beginning of another wahala. This country is always in one state of confusion or another.
Politics › Re: Why Did Zik Oppose The Motion For Independence In 1953? by Nightwolf1: 2:40pm On Jun 03, 2023
AntiZikist:
You want to now deny your cringe fake claims to world Jewry ?

Lying pig
You gormless goat, it's obvious you are naturally useless to humanity. Keep churning out your disjointed write-ups that is replete with foolishly adventurous and bold half truths.
Politics › Re: Breaking News: NUJ Joins NLC Nationwide Strike by Nightwolf1: 2:25pm On Jun 03, 2023
I don't know why cushioning initiatives won't be in place before subsidy is removed. Leadership is just the problem of this country, and Tinubu doesn't seem to think properly before opening his mouth to announce anything.🤡
Politics › Re: Why Did Zik Oppose The Motion For Independence In 1953? by Nightwolf1: 2:21pm On Jun 03, 2023
AntiZikist:
Jew rat wannabe, who is the Muslim ?

Even if I was, a Muslim is still far better than a Jew goy slave who thinks he is Jewish

Pig
Jew rubbish only exists in your empty pathetic self. You sure must be one hell of a lunatic on cheap Chinese weed. Keep opening useless threads up and down to showcase your demented self.
Politics › Re: Why Did Zik Oppose The Motion For Independence In 1953? by Nightwolf1: 2:12pm On Jun 03, 2023
AntiZikist:
When we present your useless history for you this is all you have - lame insults

Ezi Bida
You have no history to present. You are a lousy mosque rat with an empty cranium.
Politics › Re: Why Did Zik Oppose The Motion For Independence In 1953? by Nightwolf1: 1:49pm On Jun 03, 2023
AntiZikist:
Not only did the insufferable 0koro oppose the motion alongside with the north that staged a walkout, Zik even wrote an OPED in his New Nigerian Newspaper calling for all those involved in the motion on the floor of the Federal Parliament to be arrested and tried for high treason against His Majesty's government.

I can understand the position of the north for opposing the motion as they neither wanted to be yoked with the infidel south and saw the great partitioning of India at independence along sectional lines as the way to go.

But why did Zik - a supposed pro independence figure oppose and condemn the motion raised by Enaharo ?

Enaharo was forced to flee to independent Ghana fearing British clampdown from Zik's open betrayal to the Independence movement .

The reasons for Zik's apparent and obvious duplicity in the struggle for independence hinged on the fact that Zik wanted his now 0koro hijacked NCNC to be the only movement in the independence struggle so as to dominate post colonial Nigeria.

Zik , is an insufferable 0koro who will cut his nose to spite his face. But there is more to Zik's duplicity as Zik was a Marxist that was being teleguided by MI6 like every 0koro worth his winter suit.

Zik's vision for an independent Nigeria was one where his 0koro Marxists rule Nigeria under an absolute Marxist centrist arrangement and for this, every other parallel pro independence movement was seen as a potential threat to his Marxist ambitions .
Ganja junkie😋😋😋
Politics › Re: LP & IPOB Vs NCNC & Zikist Movement by Nightwolf1: 12:29pm On Jun 03, 2023
AntiZikist:
Is that all ?

Zionist slave
..

Half truths and falsehood won't take you anywhere. Nairaland junkie!
Politics › Re: We Won’t Fix Petrol Prices Again – NMDPRA by Nightwolf1: 12:27pm On Jun 03, 2023
jullary:
Good. Let the competition start.
It should be a competitive market, las las the price will definitely comes down without subsidy.
Before we talk about competition here, ask yourself where crude oil would be sourced from by Dangote and other players in the petroleum industry.
Politics › Re: LP & IPOB Vs NCNC & Zikist Movement by Nightwolf1: 12:23pm On Jun 03, 2023
AntiZikist:
The more things change, the more they stay the same.



Like LP and IPOB, the NCNC , after being hijacked by Azikiwe like the way Obi hijacked LP, a militant wing dedicated to Zik's Marxism ambitions rose within the party.

This same Zikist movement was a violent terrorist group like our IPOB and was the first indigenous movement to be proscribed by lawful order in April of 1950 after a failed assassination attempt on a colonial figure .

The Zikist movement will fade to the background after the proscription and Zik did a change of tune towards a peaceful transition to his Marxist utopia by adopting to concentrate on independence struggle .

Note: Zik was more interested in ushering Marxism through a violent uprising than fighting for independence and was even a traitor to other independence movements when he saw they were gaining momentum among the populace.

To Zik, only his hijacked NCNC should emerge as leaders of a revolutionary Marxist Nigeria and since their failed militant attempts in 1950 failed, Zik began his independence struggle but was also a mole truncating other parallel movements . Zik even demanded that the British arrest and try Awolowo and his Action Group for high treason after Enaharo moved the motion for independence in 1953.

Zik saw the Awolowo led Action movement gaining more momentum than his useless deluded Marxist group and was willing to stall Nigeria's independence over his political rivalry with Awolowo.

This is the sick nature of the man Azikiwe and how he was ready to throw other independent movements under the bus so as to emerge as the only political movement post independence.

It is for this reason Zik adopted the Menshevik approach to his Marxist utopia.

In one of several of his bird cage writings, Zik stated that Nigeria should transit to full Marxism via Democratic means aka soft approach aka Menshevikism.

But all this will change after the so-called minority peoples of the blighted Igbo dominated eastern region were set to leave the east for good.

Zik will then rekindle and ignite his Zikist drones to go full Bolshevik in order to prevent the minority regions from leaving the east. To Zik, such an emancipation movement of the already Igbo weary Niger Deltans trapped in the lumped colonial borders of the old east, would see to more nationalist ambitions to the detriment of his Marxist ambitions. This coupled with uncontrollable greed for the newly discovered oil wells in the lower Niger Delta , saw to Zik applying the hard approach aka Bolshevism in 1966.

You can not exonerate the Igbo dictatorship that emerged from the Igbo led coup of Jan 15, 1966 with that of Zikism and Zik.

Even Ironsi made mention of one of five cornerstone manifestos earlier outlined by Zik during his national address ushering decree 34. In that speech, Ironsi bemoaned ethnic rivalry and traditional institutions as a major clog to national unity. If the Ironsi Igbo quasi military dictatorship had not been overthrown, traditional institutions, cultures and languages would have been proscribed as is the case with every Marxist revolution.

So when you read or hear of an IPOB lout accusing you of being a tribal bigot , note that your proud cultural herritage is a threat to their lame Igbo Marxist ambitions to rule their betters.

The LP Anarcho Zio Marxists are no different from the Zikist Terrorists.

You owe them no apology .
Stop smoking thîefnubu's leftover cocaine on freestyle.😋
Politics › Re: Tinubu: We Will Review Minimum Wage To Reflect Current Realities by Nightwolf1: 8:21am On Jun 03, 2023
seanfer:
OBJ withheld the Lagos state LGA funds and during that period no LGA worker was owed a month salary.
Can we say the same thing about states that were receiving funds as at when due?
Why was it withheld? Have you forgotten the incidence that led to that? The LCDA? By the way, it wasn't only Lagos state. Ebonyi state had same issue.
Politics › Re: Tinubu: We Will Review Minimum Wage To Reflect Current Realities by Nightwolf1: 8:11am On Jun 03, 2023
solmusdesigns:
Tinubu created LCDA to meet up with numbers had in Kano and Katsina... Statutory LGA was not released
Because?
Politics › Re: Tinubu: We Will Review Minimum Wage To Reflect Current Realities by Nightwolf1: 8:08am On Jun 03, 2023
solmusdesigns:
Is there anything like illegal LGA fund when Local Government Authority is part of arms of government
So you were expecting Obasanjo to fund those illegal local govt created by Tinubu then?
Politics › Re: Tinubu: We Will Review Minimum Wage To Reflect Current Realities by Nightwolf1: 8:05am On Jun 03, 2023
This is a case of putting the cart before the horse 🏇.
Politics › Re: Tinubu: We Will Review Minimum Wage To Reflect Current Realities by Nightwolf1: 8:04am On Jun 03, 2023
solmusdesigns:
Tinubu paid one of the highest salary scale in Lagos, gave car loans and built low scheme housing in Lagos... He never owed Pension or Gratituty

All this was done when Obasanjo and PDP witheld LGA funds
Legitimate LG funds or illegal LG funds?
Politics › Re: Why Did Peter Obi's Beer Factory Fail? by Nightwolf1: 7:38am On Jun 03, 2023
Quintopia:
The only well-known investment this man made in his 8 years as Anambra state governor was a beer factory.

And even that beer factory is in a state of uselessness.

What is the problem with this man?

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fo8s_WwWIAAQv_e.jpg

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Envy and hunger don make you demented. Sense you no even get again. You for show us your papa investment make we see and compare. Oloshi ordinary school sef you no fit attend. Poorly groomed pangolin.
Business › Re: Tribapay Is Still The Most Reliable For Dollar Cards Because Of Customer Care by Nightwolf1: 8:13pm On Jun 02, 2023
Run away from Tribapay they are scammers.
Politics › Re: INEC Explains Why They Refuse To Accept Admittance Of Documents In Evidence by Nightwolf1: 5:47pm On Jun 02, 2023
Inec is an electoral thief.
Politics › Re: Withdraw Your Petition Against Tinubu, Apapa Faction Tells Obi by Nightwolf1: 5:43pm On Jun 02, 2023
Sodiq3:
***Knocks NLC, TUC for rejecting subsidy removal

From Sodiq Omolaoye, Abuja

The Lamidi Apapa faction of the Labour Party (LP) has asked the presidential candidate of the party, Peter Obi to step down his case at the Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal (PEPT), noting that he (Obi) is not showing any seriousness.

The faction said the call became necessary following the event that happened in the Tribunal on Thursday where the court stepped down hearing the petition filed by Obi and the Labour Party against the election of President Bola Tinubu.

Addressing journalists in Abuja on Friday, Factional National Publicity Secretary of the party, Abayomi Arabambi, maintained that Obi has not been able to provide any concrete evidence to back these claims since PEPT began sitting.

He alleged that Obi went to court to challenge the victory of Tinubu because he (Obi) and his co-travellers had different intentions against the wishes of the Nigerian masses who freely offered their support to the Labour Party.

He stated: “We have followed with keen interest the shameful developments and approach by the so-called legal team assembled by Peter Obi challenging the outcome of the February 25 presidential election by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and we have, like many Nigerians, come to the conclusion that Obi is not only taking Nigerians for a ride but would continue to waste the hard-earned resources donated by Nigerians for this purpose to even enrich himself the more.

“Obi attempt to cage the sense of thinking of Nigerians by trickily obtaining money from them to fund the court process making them believe that there is something for him at the end of the day that must stop now.

“All of you here who have been following this case can recall that the day we had an altercation in court with Abure’s group, INEC announced that Peter Obi could not pay for CTC form EC08 and other documents to be for the election. That now compelled them to only present only thirty per cent of the materials they would need for the hearing at the Election Petition Tribunal.

“How would any right-thinking person go to an election tribunal with only thirty per cent of your documents where not of all them would be accepted or agreed to be tendered by other political parties?

“Three days ago, they said two of their counsels were sick and yesterday they could not even file a single process with the array of SAN with Obi. This is what we have been saying that they are just trying to hoodwink the public, deceiving the Obidients and giving them false hope that they have something at the tribunal.

“It’s evident from the attitude displayed by them when they wrote a letter to INEC that Obi could not pay N1.5 million. Who are they deceiving? Counsels were sick? Just two out of how many of them and they stalled a court process when time is already against our party. Yesterday, the court had to give them a stand down of ten minutes to file their process. They came back and they could not do anything. You heard what the court told them. They are wasting the time of the court and they are not serious.”

Arabambi while declaring that the court has confirmed the fear of the Apapa faction, said the faction had raised alarm from the onset and has now been vindicated.

“That’s why we have consistently maintained that Obi is not serious. He came into the party with nothing. He didn’t fund the election, he didn’t fund the party, and he didn’t do anything for the party. He only came to mess of the entire process and to deceive Nigerians that he has something to offer to them.

“Labour Party is thereby calling on him to step down his selfish ambition and stop messing up the party if he has nothing serious to present to the tribunal”, he added.

Speaking on fuel subsidy removal, Arabambi knocked the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC) for rejecting the new pump price of petrol.

He insisted that the position of the Labour Party on the removal of fuel subsidy during the campaign has not changed, saying “We cannot reverse that position because it was not our candidate that won the presidential election.”

He added: “Whatever we have agreed on during our campaign, and as a party that promotes peace, equity and justice in Nigeria, then we can’t be found approbating and reprobating at the same time. Our Position is that, once Obi said he would remove fuel subsidy from his first day in office, the same organized labour who stood in that position must not be seen working in cross purpose on the same thing that Tinubu, Atiku and even Obi said they were going to do.

“Obi said Subsidy was an organized crime that must be stopped. NLC can’t call for any strike. If they do, it is obvious that they are just being mischievous for a reason best known to them or maybe they have something against the President that they should come out open to tell Nigerians. That is our position as Labour Party.”


https://guardian.ng/news/withdraw-your-petition-against-tinubu-apapa-faction-tells-obi/
This old tout still never die?😋😋

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