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Politics › Re: House Of Reps: 20 Million Niger Delta Citizens Should Be Allowed To Die by NINETOFIVE(m): 1:27am On May 23, 2009

There was a northerner in one program that made a similar suggestion for the military to go and clear all of the Niger delta, then you start to wonder how people like that sleep in the night, I just pray this problem won't escalate.

Politics › Re: Ijaws Oppose River Niger Dredging by NINETOFIVE(m): 4:53pm On May 13, 2009

There is no correlation between the Ijaw opposition of dredging the Niger and ecology, their action is a mere witch hunt, borne out of the fact that most of the people that makes the most use of seaports in Nigeria are from the South Eastern extraction, so dredging the Niger would result to the likelihood of these people channeling their importations through the Onitsha Seaport, but is all about competition, a free society encourages that, well their actions are inconsequential because the contract is been awarded, and the project would see the light of the day.

Dredging the River Niger would undoubtedly help to reduce the pressure on Nigeria's dilapidated roads occasioned by heavy vehicular cargo haulage. Water transportation provides a sustainable and cheaper mode of transportation, which is currently lacking in the country.Dredging the River Niger would revitalise economic activities along the river. As the channel is expanded both in width and depth, water hitherto held up in silt and sandbars would be released thereby increasing the water volume. Fishing activities would be enhanced and the riparian communities stand to benefit from this, so I hereby asseverate that those against the project should kindly use the service of a physician, full stop.

Politics › Re: Lagos Govt Sued Over Ban On Eze Ndigbo Title by NINETOFIVE(m): 10:16am On May 10, 2009

exactly, we are ezeless by history. most uninformed igbo men have decided to make hills out of valleys.
back home, we do not have a central king so why in lagos, abuja, america and dubai? is charity no longer start from home?
find out who and who that are involved, they must be either enugu or anambra state, the igbos shld be working on how best to get united and not scattered with inordinate ambitions of being igwe of nigeria and abuja. where is ohaneze ndigbo? what are their takes on these actions of bastardising what is supposed to be a heritage? when an unknown man with no traces will maybe out of wealth make himself eze over others, what are his credentials?
all these eze this eze that, are nonentities who have bought houses enough in lagos that they need more recognitions than landlords.

i do not know about inflamation and derogation here but i know about truth via experiene.
let us do it this way, check out where ever u are and let the next person(romeo) check out where he is. who is the igwe of ndi igbo or eze ndi igbo of that land. come back with your result. if truths are inflamatory and derogatory, then i have no regrets.
the issue here is that igbos are not known with kings, and if anyone is making himself eze ndi igbo even without our consent, then he is either uninformed or a joker.
going to court against lagos state govt is another way of seeking notice.

in everywhere igbos gather outside their land, it is acceptable to have unions of which a chairman presides hence the idea of eze ndi igbo of heaven or mars is born of self and inordinate ambitions. we must always remember that there are certain traditions and cultures among the igbos and certain igbos are not entitle to kingship but this either of mushroom or [b]ten containers importer king is bringing the igbos down on daily bases.[/b]like i said, make your research and do that very well and find out what i said before you persecute me.

most times, it does not matter how you feel or how you are affected by a statement, rather the most important thing is the truth in the statement

Going by the premise of your write up, would it be right for me to assume that you are not making your real intentions known, if there is anything that would bring unity to the Igbos, is definitely not the kind of thought precess displayed here, Nwana jide obigi aka.

Politics › Re: Nigerian Student Invents Bio-diesel From Vegetable Oil by NINETOFIVE(m): 7:25pm On May 05, 2009

asha 80:
@NINETOFIVE

guy i saw this your thread and i say u must have a sound and great mind and did not know someone else was also thinking about this thing.

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-61080.0.html

Thank you my brother, apreciate.

Politics › Re: Nigerian Student Invents Bio-diesel From Vegetable Oil by NINETOFIVE(m): 6:59pm On May 05, 2009

@9-5,
Haba, why all the insults over this simple story?

Oh boy don't mind me, I 've been saving that outburst of emotion for that monkey.

Politics › Re: Nigerian Student Invents Bio-diesel From Vegetable Oil by NINETOFIVE(m): 6:55am On May 05, 2009

Kobojunkie:
Is it possible to invent what has already been "invented" ? ugh!!

Why would the US bother going to the Space since the Russians were the first to have gone to the space, to hell with your semantic nonsense, you should be looking at the bigger picture Low IQ slowpoke. I don't really see anything that shows you are an engineer as you claimed.

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Politics › Re: Enugu Government Is Turning Enugu Into A New Generation City by NINETOFIVE(m): 10:36pm On May 02, 2009

please can someone post photographs?

Politics › Re: Are We All Nigerian by NINETOFIVE(m): 7:17am On Apr 29, 2009

how more pathetic could you possible be?
what a waste of bandwitdh.

Could you be fair enough to accept you are a bully?

Politics › Re: Are We All Nigerian by NINETOFIVE(m): 7:14am On Apr 29, 2009

Seriously, do you really care? Did you ever have a conversation with this seller before he got beaten up? Did you notice that he existed before this incident? What was his name? How many children does he have?

This is the part where one starts to question your sanity.

Politics › Re: Are We All Nigerian by NINETOFIVE(m): 7:09am On Apr 29, 2009

bilms:
LISTEN GUY,

i am not an igbo guy,i am yoruba.

but irrespective of ur tribe, we are all nigerians, and we are all human.

Is very clear from this guy's mode of writing that he is a Yoruba and a honest Nigerian trying to be fair, and never meant no harm, I wish we could have more of people like this, but one thing that baffles me is why everyone is trying to attack him, even some lunatic asked if he knew the victims name, like you have to know some one to feel for them.

Politics › Re: Yar’adua Laments Exclusion Of Nigeria From G20 Meeting In London by NINETOFIVE(m): 6:58am On Apr 03, 2009

Nigerian President, Umaru Yar’adua has expressed regret that Nigeria was not invited to the G-20 meeting of world leaders on the global economic crisis held in London.

What Yaradua should be regretting is the usurping of power by the north since independent which led to complete decay, retrogression and waste of every opportunity of Nigeria being developed, It will never be well with northern Nigeria. 2015 is it, is either things get done for the benefit of every one or we would screw the country for the disadvantage of every one, the G20 thing should be a wake up call, but it won't cause they are not even smart enough to see it.

Politics › Re: Vote Either Fashola Vs Yar Adua for president by NINETOFIVE(m): 4:30pm On Mar 28, 2009

Becomrrich:
If you say our idea of relocating the yorubas to republic of benin to make the northerner majority is wrong. then what other solution. WAR i would assume? so you prefer war. ?

Do you feel killing people is right.

Your idea of ceding your region to the Benin Republic is not in dispute, as a matter of fact the earlier you do that the better, Th only thing nostrum about you is a notorious tendency of running around Nairaland looking for other people to help you in achieving this goal, a behaviour in find ludicrous, if Awolowo was not a coward like you and a short sighted petty minded idiot, you would have had your Oduduwa republic in a platter of gold, but unfortunately now you have to grow some balls for a change, replying to your comments is too low for zero, and this is a privilege I would not allow you to enjoy further.

Politics › Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President? by NINETOFIVE(m): 11:17am On Mar 28, 2009

With all the comments from the begining till the last one, including mine, do you see a united one nation called Nigeria, today, tomorrow or in a million years? No chance in hell!!!!!!!!!!

If you are hoping for an Utopia where every thing works perfectly then you are deluded, the only answer to the Nigeria question is allowing the regions to go autonomous, so that every region would grow at its own pace, encouraging healthy competition and mutual respect through out the regions. Is it possible to postulate that we are too blind to see that even the British that created the contraption called Nigeria knew is a complete waste of time to even try to force a federal state. The British themselves were not having it that is why in the UK you have England, Scotland, Wales and northern Ireland,. Spain is made up of 17 autonomous regions, even the fact that we are still glossing over every thing and praying for an Imaginary federal Nigeria is a simple rudimentary instrument to measure the level of average Nigerian IQ, and at such painting a picture of a bunch of ascetic dullards, where the Western Nigeria continues to truckle at beck and call of the saliently inferior but voluminous Northern Nigeria, this is like taking the art of prostitution to a new level.

Politics › Re: Vote Either Fashola Vs Yar Adua for president by NINETOFIVE(m): 2:14am On Mar 28, 2009

Let me just say this only once, I cant imagine any sane person replying to the arrant nonsense spewed by this mentally challenged becomerich, first he urged the Ibos to support the idea of ceding the western region to Benin Republic, a view which was appropriately ignored and now he wants Yaradua to do it, You would never fail to recognize the son of a coward, we all dream of the day we would be spared of all this banality, the fact that most of his views are so outlandish and stupid is so salient, reminds me of Mr Adu who claims to be a lecturer but the only coherent statement he could make is; God be in my head and in my thinking, a feet that was achieved by a very elaborate rehearsal of the said phrase.

Politics › Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President? by NINETOFIVE(m): 8:43pm On Mar 16, 2009

Fair enough, all issues are up for discussion. The Igbos are marginalised in federal appointments- fact; that must be addressed. Abandoned properties, compensations , etc all should be addressed.

First of all how do you compensate for the life and the blood of Igbos shed in the North every now and then, is also very pellucid that you Yorubas, judging by the level of drivel you spew in this forum, if given the gut would one of these days carry machetes and start going after innocent people in the name of ethnic bias, which eventually would lead to your demise. I like this poster because of his honest overt ethnocentrism, than the vast majority of his kings men who would skulk their loathe, and as crabwise as possible masquerade such feelings as mere logical discussion, I hate threads like this and most of the time shy away from it, some part of me tells me that I avoid threads like these because am political correct, but there is a faint voice inside me that says, I avoid it because I know I could say a lot of stuffs. most of you Yorubas are ugly hate filled Idiots, I grew up in your mist, eranko ni yin.

There is a bigger issue that supersede all: the Massob project. Massob is the only organisation that wants to break up Nigeria. They have a wide support among the Igbos , even state governments are known to be backing Massob morally and financially.

The fact that your Thoughts are crowded with the thoughts of trying to reap where you did not sow, will not make you see that there is every valid reasons for the south East to want to opt out of the unworkable Union, A low IQed low lifer initiated this thread to enervate the possibility of an Igbo being the president of Nigeria while puissantly proving Massob right in their pursuit of a complete separate state free of the mediocrity that abounds in nIGERIA.

You cannot eat your cake and have it. Igbos cannot expect Nigerians to hand over the presidency, while at the same time they back an organisation that wants to break up Nigeria.

It is you people that will not eat your cake and have it back, If we could not leave the Union in peaceful process, then we would be forced to stick around and rule your ugly asses come 2015, is not negotiable, at least we 've proved to you guys that we are a lot better, if you could be whining and begging us to slow it down while dominating Nigerian political process that got you no where. mind you even if we leave, we will still come back to recolonize you guys, so phuck you and phuck
your presidency.

Politics › Re: Homosexuals Storm National Assembly by NINETOFIVE(m): 9:30pm On Mar 12, 2009

If majority of Nigerians are in favour of the law, where is the problem coming from? Why must the minority be the ones enforcing their wishes in a democracy?

Majority of whites in the racist West were for hanging Negroes. Does that make it just?

Gay people are not enforcing anything on anyone, they only want to be left alone without mad people calling for their heads just for being the way they
are.

The issue and the idea of a comparison between being Black and being gay in itself is quite recondite, you start to wonder whether those that do it actually thinks from their well screwed bottom or probably a mere ribald jive, Is not like you are going to wake up one day and say dad I have a confession to make, am a Negro, the minimum requirement to get into an argument or a discourse of this nature is simple application of logic.

Politics › Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President? by NINETOFIVE(m): 3:48pm On Mar 05, 2009

Babalaw0:
Billy, Could u please back down these arguments. . .they are just repulsive.

You have refused to see the positive side of being an entrepreneur. These are skills people pay thousands of pounds to study at business schools. May be you need to read Osisi and co posts again and learn how u can make money creatively. Personally, I have learnt the art of business and run my business with a lot of input from my Igbo friends and by the way I'm not Igbo! _{I be Ijebu boy. . .they call us igbo-minded yorubas in business}

You complained of monopoly, that's hilarious, cowardly and a defeatist statement. Wonder if there is a law in Nigeria which forbids you from doing any business in any part of Nigeria you may need. Why don't you seek help on doing business if you need it?

Bad enough, this is why you think Igbos can't be President; well I have news for you my brother, a time is coming in Nigeria, when mediocrity, tribalism, nepostism, myopia, nonchallance, fraud, corruption will all be replaced by one word HARD WORK.

This is the crescendo of this thread, Kudos!

Politics › Re: What Tribe Will You Consider Most Liberal And Detribalized? Give Your Reasons by NINETOFIVE(m): 10:26pm On Mar 04, 2009

Education with exposure has a lot to do with it.
If you don't lose tribalistic tendencies after years of being taught by the educational system's side-curriculum to be liberal, that shows how ethoncentric you are.

Bout the white pple, you have to agree with me that at least in the UK and the US, Racism is not as cool as it used to be before.
Blatant sexism and racism are considered signs of ignorance.
That's why the Prince is receiving so much stick for using the p-word

How can you say Igbo people are not ethoncentric?
I've met so many educated Igbo people that still have beliefs as stupid as 'Hausas stink'

when you don't know and you assume that you know, it becomes a problem, I don't have a reputation of getting into threads like this cause is a complete waist of time, but one thing I detest is standing around and watch people spew drivel as fact and feel good about it. it would only take few statements to enervate what you would have thought to be a well thought out statement, shows some one is not thing thinking. The average tomato seller in Russia is an engineer, but Russia is the most xenophobic, ethnocentric nation on earth. May I also re freshen your memory here, pray tell, is Watson not a racist? You would for ever wallow in delusion if you continue on the path of believing that knowing that 2+2 is 4 would make you less racist. What that discourage people from racist act in the UK and the US is fear of the consequence, so please smarten up.

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Culture › Re: Why Igbos And Ijaws Must Unite by NINETOFIVE(m): 3:44am On Feb 28, 2009

Forget all these Igbo-Ijaw yarns. We are all local politicians and local champions and we can yarn about Ijaw-Igbo history till the cock crows.

The problem with Nigeria (and the cause of inter-ethnic rivalry) lies in the constitution of Nigeria.

By declaring Nigeria to be a federation of states (formerly a federation of regions), the right to self-determination has been denied to all but the Yoruba and Hausa. Igbos, Efiks, Berons and Ijaws also have the right to self determination in some states but have significant populations trapped behind 'enemy lines' in other states.

Any ethnic minority trapped in a state controlled by another ethnic tribe is bound to suffer from a clash of cultures and will find itself regressing.

This is the case with the Igbo-speaking groups of Rivers State from 1970-1996, the Anioma-Igbos in Delta State, the Ijaws in Delta State, the Ijaws in Ondo, the Ijaws in the former Eastern Republic and the Ijaws in present day Rivers State - as well as many other tribes all over Nigeria (Igala, Nupe, Ogoni etc etc etc).

As long as we continue this unjust system, we will always have tribal conflict with each other, whether we are talking about Igbo-dominance of the former Eastern Region, Ijaw dominance of the former Rivers State or Igboid dominance of present day Rivers State.

If we accrue to all tribes of Nigeria the right to self determination, then all this nonsense yarns will end immediately.

Nigeria is a federation of tribes, not a federation of States.

Every tribe within the federation should have the right to administer itself and not have to suffer maladministration from another tribe.

We shall all administer ourselves and pay taxes to central Government.

By adopting this model, we will end tribal conflict in Nigeria IMMEDIATELY!

Then we will not have to talk about Biafra, MEND, OPC, MOSSOP, abandoned property, betrayal, lazy drunks etc.

This is the system of government Obafemi Awolowo proposed in 1947 and remains the most viable system of Government till this day.

We keep talking about creating more states - in essence, all we are trying to do by creating new states is devolve power to tribes - a tacit admission that a federation of tribes is the only viable system of government for Nigeria.

I think you are making a lot of sense here, to ineptly support the idea of a federal Nigeria is dubious, and reeks of hidden Agenda, the Northern Nigeria and their western Nigeria Slaves would both reap the deserved fruit of their labour , the people from South south that acquired the Abandoned properties should consider returning them and apologise, cause what ever we do, the SE and SS would for ever live in the same geographical region, Odili some time ago even mentioned that, we are more related than we are ready to accept.

Car Talk › Re: I Made This Motorbike With My Bare Hands by NINETOFIVE(m): 5:14am On Feb 10, 2009

Kobojunkie:
@Poster, I have asked you to present your case in a more structured and organized manner already. I don’t know if you know this but most of us on here areEngineers, and it takes more than just bad images to convince us. Give us something good to bite on here.

Naw! most of us are actually not Engineers, most of us are Astronauts, which is why most of our posts are so in depth and organised with robotic precision. Is just too glaring not to see.

Car Talk › Re: I Made This Motorbike With My Bare Hands by NINETOFIVE(m): 4:49am On Feb 10, 2009

Thanks a lot for having my back, all my respect good man, here are some information's on the bike below, thanks.

Thank you,

Car Talk › Re: I Made This Motorbike With My Bare Hands by NINETOFIVE(m): 10:03pm On Feb 08, 2009

HeatFusion:
Ignorance to what?

You've used every kind of insults to avoid answering the questions being asked on this thread.

Although the questions being asked are not addressed to you, yet if you can answer the sarcasm being directed at the poster, then you should have no problem answering the inquisitive questions being asked about the toy, relating to Politics.

Why don't you let the moderator worry about where the thread should be located. The more you band of morons talk the more you prove Watson right.

Car Talk › Re: I Made This Motorbike With My Bare Hands by NINETOFIVE(m): 9:56pm On Feb 08, 2009

asha 80:
@NINETOFIVE

Abeg take am easy

No sweat bro! wink

I just don't like what this forum has turned into, while we stand aside and play political correct.

Car Talk › Re: I Made This Motorbike With My Bare Hands by NINETOFIVE(m): 9:41pm On Feb 08, 2009

Yeah keep up the joke, to hide your ignorance, bunch of idiots.

Car Talk › Re: I Made This Motorbike With My Bare Hands by NINETOFIVE(m): 9:36pm On Feb 08, 2009

Sorry to burst your bubble, little man, but i'm not Yoruba. Not even close. And even if i were, i'm probably the most detribalised Nigerian ever

I knew you would result to denial, detribalised my phucking foot, what would you expect from a coward of the first order, your assertion that this wasn't hand made has fell off the window and you chickened away, kazol yobanny.

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