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Politics › Re: Lagos Light Rail Will Be Ready In June – Fashola by nku5: 2:41pm On Aug 16, 2018

From June 2013 that Fashola promised to 2022 grin

Fashola has never kept one promise in his life. Jonathan looks like a demi-god compared to these jokers

Politics › Re: Tony OneWeek Dumps APC For APGA, Appointed As SSA To Governor Obiano (Photo) by nku5: 7:41am On Aug 15, 2018

Ana enwe obodo enwe grin

Fake guy. You for stay for APC make we end your political career

Politics › Re: Pay ATTENTION To Western Nigeria. by nku5: 7:32am On Aug 14, 2018

ChidiAlaigbo:
Igbo the vuvuzela of PDP!

Igbo are the vuvuzela for restructuring or outright independence. Stop deceiving yourself.

Politics › Re: Opinion: Hypocrisy Of Pmb's Supporters -seunmsg Et Al (photos) by nku5: 7:13am On Aug 14, 2018

How can such an extremely bigoted person and biased journalist be a good journalist ?

Politics › Re: Azikiwe's Foolishness In Making Enugu Capital Of Old Eastern Nigeria by nku5: 10:00am On Aug 13, 2018

BabaRamota1980:
Zik had always believed his roots is in Bini and Oduduwa as his progenitor.

He leaned Westward, did not see himself as an Ngwa or Wawa son.

I will bring 10 pictures of Zik dressed as Yorubaman for every picture of him you post dressed as an Iboman. Goodluck finding just one!

We are having an internal old eastern region discussion. Wetin carry you come here?

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Politics › Re: Azikiwe's Foolishness In Making Enugu Capital Of Old Eastern Nigeria by nku5: 10:39am On Aug 12, 2018

12Monkeys:
Guy, I am pro Biafran and a staunch supporter of Igbos here to the point I have been categorised as Igbo.

Let us be honest, Azikiwe and Ojukwu did not help their cause by being paternalistic and condescending towards the other nationals in the old eastern region.

100% correct though

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Politics › Re: Azikiwe's Foolishness In Making Enugu Capital Of Old Eastern Nigeria by nku5: 10:25am On Aug 12, 2018

Hmmm ODB this is the first time I don't agree with you. I am not a Zik fan but I disagree with some of the motives you ascribed to him.

Make I enter church comot first

12Monkeys:
That singular act mitigated against the old Eastern region's developmental strides and also caused great suspicion among non-Igboid peoples towards Igbo domineering stance. Enugu as capital will later come to haunt the Biafran cause.

Calabar as capital would have not seen to Western cameroon wanting to seccede. That singular act would have not serve as inspiration for the Ijaws fighting to leave eastern Nigerian.

What was exactly Azikiwe"s motive in making a remote and inhospitable coal town as capital beats my imagination.

Azikiwe was more interested in Lagos politics and economy and suffered huge myopia in not seeing the great potential cities like Calabar or even Port-Harcourt would have had as capital of eastern Nigeria which if he had foresight would have rivaled Lagos by now.

Even up till this day, Enugu remains a harsh place to reside and do business for the simple sake of climate, vegetation and access to water.

Enugu's limited growth today is because it is a mecca to all igbos because back when it was a coal city there were hardly any Igbo settlements there so for this said reason Igbos from across the SE can easily settle there without fear of being rejected as not being from there.

The major property holders and business interests in Enugu are not limited to Igbos from Enugu but from Anambra and Abia.

I have always believed Zik chose the economically and politically impractical Enugu so that he can be closer to his beloved Zungeru.

Lagos was Zik's base and as a non business oriented person he never saw the potential of other coastal cities in the East because he had no singular clue and this was also compounded by his fanatical obsession over national harmony.

Cross River and Calabar remain the most viable state and capital respectively till this day and with a serious minded governor, the state can easily overtake Lagos within the next 10yrs even under crushing opposition from ethno religious obstacles put in place by Abuja.

So if Zik could not see the potential of repositioning the eastern region back in the days, I wonder how that fool would have had a clue in the messed up political situation we find ourselves today with an overbearing Federal govt.

This same Zik supported the Sarduna's plan to balkanize the old western region by supporting the creation of the defunct mid-western region. Little did he also know that the same Sarduna was plotting with Awolowo to carve the Calabar-Ogoja-Rivers regions from the old eastern region.

Why the same stupid Zik did not support Awolowo in carving out a middle belt region out of the north beats me till this day. FYI, the mantra "one north" coined and reiterated by Ahmadu Bello was a rallying call to resist Northern balkanization. It is even safe to state that Awolowo and Sarduna were behind the plebiscite that saw western Cameron leave Nigeria and the subsequent Ijaw uprising for independence.

Azikiwe to me is a fool. If he had not been a typified Joe Igbokwe (Lagos lover) and an Nzeagwu (North lover), there won't have been so much animosity and suspicion of the Igbos by the other nationals of the old eastern region.

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Politics › Re: "Two South-East Governors To Join APC" – Okorocha by nku5: 7:17am On Aug 10, 2018

If Obiano tries this crap his political career is gone

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Politics › Re: Lord Lugard With Obed-Edom Chukwuemeka Azikiwe, Father Of Nnamdi Azikiwe by nku5: 2:39pm On Aug 06, 2018

Interesting piece of history here.

Zik Senior served under Lugard when Nigeria's administrative capital was Zungeru. Same town where Zik was born. I have been to the site where Lugard's office was. The building is totally rotten, just the carcass remains and it is overrun with weeds. I doubt if it still standing till now.

Politics › Re: See J.J Omojuwa's Reaction To The Political Transfer That Got Twitter On Frenzy by nku5: 12:32pm On Aug 06, 2018

Omojuwa na real hypocrite. After campaigning for Buhari and calling Jonathan all sorts of names.

Eye never clear them finish

Politics › Re: What Happens To Your State If Oil Dries Up Today? by nku5: 10:49pm On Aug 05, 2018

I can't wait for oil to finish. Let this Nigerian over-sharp, lazy thinking come to an end.

My state has one of the best road networks, vibrant, commerce, technological base, security and many other selling points that can grow an economy over time.

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Politics › Re: EFCC Detains Ekweremadu Over 22 Properties by nku5: 3:07pm On Aug 03, 2018

But EFCC allowed Timipre Sylva to enjoy his 48 houses.

Sylva was a complete broke nobody before he became governor. Ekweremadu was a lecturer, Local Government Chairman, SSG then Senator but cannot own 22 even though the EFCC has not mentioned the fraud he committed.

Ok na

Politics › Re: Osinbajo Meets Akpabio At Villa Ahead Of Defection To APC by nku5: 2:42pm On Aug 03, 2018

They have promised him the Ekweremadu treatment I am sure.

Politics › Re: Why Do Igbos Hate Buhari and APC? by nku5: 3:07am On Aug 03, 2018

iammo:
IGBO MASSACRE (City/Town and Year)

1. Jos 1945
2. Kano genocide 1953
3. 1966 pogroms- over 60,000 civilians were killed
4. May 29th 1967- over 200,000 civilians were killed.
5. 1967-70 – over 3,100,0000 killed during the bloody civil war (Including the Asaba Genocide).
6. Kano 1980
7. Maiduguri 1982
8. Jimeta 1984
9. Gombe 1985
10.Zaria 1987
11.Kaduna & Kafanchan 1991
12.Bauchi & Katsina 1991
13. Kano 1991
14. Zangon-Kataf 1992
15. Funtua 1993
16. Kano 1994
17. Kaduna 2000
18. Kaduna 2001
19. Maiduguri 2001
20. Jos Maiden Crisis-Setember 2001
21. Kaduna 2002
22.Jos-November 2008

I am a Yoruba and a proud muslim. If I was Igbo growing up with such information, I'll had probably been spiteful of any Fulani man. For this people to heal they must be giving a lot of time, maybe decades because post war scars and traumatic loss of loved ones concerning almost all families last a very long time to heal, superseding generations

You will live long in peace and prosperity

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Politics › Re: How Do Other Non-igbo Nigerians Feel About Igbos? by nku5: 8:45am On Aug 02, 2018

blazesam:
EVEN BEFORE I STARTED, I SAID I SPEAK FORMYSELF. SO COMMENT ON WHATEVER U LIKE FORGET ABT MINE.

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Politics › Re: How Do Other Non-igbo Nigerians Feel About Igbos? by nku5: 8:08am On Aug 02, 2018

blazesam:
MORE COMMENT ON MY WRITE UP:

An average igbo is forever engaged in battle; with parents, with siblings, with relatives, with age group.
He ''has'' to be the first and the best......... All the time if he is to amount to anything in life (according to parents by the way). "Onye gbara first, onwere isi abuo?" a popular retort from most igbo parents when you come home with a school report with any other position other than the first position.
Due to the above, he is on battle mode everytime he engages any individual especially for the first time. He is a worst case scenario thinker; he assumes you are looking out for yourself first in every situation and thus justifies whatever he needs to do to emerge victorious.

So you are saying Igbo parents are the only ones who encourage their children to come first? That is a huge diss to other tribes grin

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Politics › Re: How Do Other Non-igbo Nigerians Feel About Igbos? by nku5: 8:03am On Aug 02, 2018

blazesam:
The igbos are by nature, aggressive,industrious,highly competitive and ruthless in the pursuit of what ever the view as their source of happiness. How they became this way can be attributed to

1) A pre-colonial culture which is first about the individual before the community.

2) The after effects of the civil war and the battle to prove that they can't be subdued.

No one is loyal to nigeria but yoruba and tiv is at least loyal to the odua republic (yoruba) and the ayatutu republic (tiv). Just as the hausa is loyal to the arewa but the igbo is loyal to his/herself

I agree with your post except the last part. The Igbo man is the least loyal to his kinsmen compared to all other tribes because of that rugged individualism but there is still that element of loyalty

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Politics › Re: How Plot To Sabotage Eastern Ports Backfired On Lagos by nku5(op): 11:13am On Aug 01, 2018

benben1000:
Most of those trucks you see laden with goods are owned by Igbos from imported goods. We will flood the whole of Lagos with trucks, blocking every road until they open Port Harcourt port, Onne port, Calabar port, Warri and Onitsha port. Wicked things! They don't import nothing; all they do and know is collect state tax...sucking blood out of Igbos!

I was in a warehouse at Isolo when some touts tried to storm the gate because a truck parked inside the compound passed them on the road without giving them money.

They couldn't enter so they started throwing bottles into the compound while smoking weed at the gate. The owner called the police but they didn't give him any sensible answer. They only left when the man loaded his pump action and released few shots in the air close to the gate

The taxing seems to be breeding more touts looking for easy money

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Politics › Re: How Plot To Sabotage Eastern Ports Backfired On Lagos by nku5(op): 9:57am On Aug 01, 2018

More perspective

"In the twilight of General Yakubu Gowon’s administration in the mid-1970s, the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) was battling with the problems of ports congestion as a result of massive cement importation.
The government decided to build two new ports to ease the transaction costs associated with shipping and to ensure adequate facilities for Nigeria’s import and export needs.
A feasibility study was carried out and the experts recommended the creation of two new ports; one in Lagos and another in Ibaka, in present day Akwa Ibom State. These projects were contained in the 3rd National Development Plan.
The one in Lagos is the Tin-Can Island Port commissioned by the then Chief of Staff, Supreme Headquarters, and deputy to then military Head of State, Genera Olusegun Obasanjo, now late Major-General Shehu Yar’Adua on 14th October, 1977.
Ibaka Port was never constructed, purportedly on the advice of the then Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) and current Chairman of the ruling People’s Democratic Party (PDP) – Alhaji Bamanga Tukur.
I heard Tukur’s argument was that instead of starting a new port from scratch, the same resources could be used to revive existing and nearby Calabar Port.
Government bought his argument and a huge amount I’m still trying to find out was used to revive the port. The new Calabar Port Complex was commissioned on 9th June, 1979.
I heard Alhaji Tukur has a wife from Calabar. Now I’m not sure if his wife influenced his decision or if his support for Calabar port made the community bless him with their daughter. But anyhow, it is clear that the decision is a wrong one because Calabar Port is still moribund.
Fast forward to 2006 when Alhaji Bamanga Tukur’sson, the iconic Chief Adebayo Babatunde Sarumi, was in charge of the Nigerian Ports Authority.
A princely sum of 56 million dollars (about N9 billion) was spent on dredging the Calabar Port channel.

The dredging contract was awarded to two dredging firms: Messrs Jan de Nul and Van Oord. The federal government divided the entire length of the channel in Calabar Port between the two firms.
While Van Oord was paid $26 million to dredge kilometre 0 to 46, Jan de Nul got $30 million to dredge kilometre 46 to 84. According to the scope of the contract, the two firms were to scoop out 25 million cubic metres of sand to achieve an overall draft of 8 metres to allow big vessels call at the port.
Not one big ship has called at the port ever since because while the companies collected their monies and walked away, the channel remains as shallow as ever.
Of course the appreciative Calabar community honoured Chief Sarumi with a chieftaincy title."

http://shipsandports.com.ng/before-we-dredge-calabar-port-again/

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Politics › Re: How Plot To Sabotage Eastern Ports Backfired On Lagos by nku5(op): 9:55am On Aug 01, 2018

For those who need perspective and details on what is wrong with the Eastern Ports

Operator’s perspective: The Managing Director of Ports & Terminal Operators (Nigeria) Limited, the concessionaire to the premier seaport in Port-Harcourt, Mrs Lizzie Ovbude enumerated some of the constraints the concessionaires are grappling with.

She said, “I know that when NPA was still the master sea dock, to improve traffic in the eastern flank, NPA had to give about 30 percent discount. That was some years back, before the concessioning. They gave about 30 percent discount to vessels that are willing to come to the eastern ports. That was a kind of encouragement to enable vessels to come to this part of the country. But after the concessioning, there has been no such encouragement.” She alleged that there is a conspiracy by ship owners to stifle the operations of the ports in Port-Harcourt. Her words: ”For Port HarcourtPort, I don’t know whether it is a kind of conspiracy from ship owners; you know that the shipping industry is dominated by foreigners. They own the vessels. I do know that we have done a lot of marketing campaigns from Port Harcourt Ports here. We have been to clients at Enugu, Aba, Onitsha, Nnewi, that is the eastern flank who import through Lagos and made them know that we are actually back. They have shown a lot of interest but one issue we have always had is the vessels to bring such cargo, that is, containerized vessels. “Before now, we had reached an agreement with two shipping lines who agreed to come and as we were doing the marketing campaign, they suddenly withdrew their vessels. And you know, when you have been to a client once, twice and they are showing interest and suddenly everything goes that way, they will not take you seriously anymore. That is what the shipping companies have made us look like. And up until now, we still have clients that have been calling, making enquires on vessels that could come… Containerised vessels They are all foreign ship owners and if they say they are not coming, we cannot force them to come. And that is why you see a lot of importers go to Lagos and begin to truck their cargo down.” Although Mrs Ovbude agreed that the channels in Port-Harcourt Port 1 are not big enough for containerized vessels to berth, he listed efforts made by her company to expand the draught to enable moderately bi vessels to come in. He was pissed by the fact that the Federal Government is not doing anything to dredge the port to pave the way for containerized vessels to come to the oldest seaport in the eastern part of the country. “They complain about channels but I want to say that even though ships have grown bigger and they want to take comparative advantage of bigger vessels because your cost on a bigger vessel is the same as your cost on a smaller vessel. If you have a bigger vessel that will bring much cargo, you will spread your cost and it becomes lower than when you take a smaller vessel that will bring small cargo, small tonnage; your cost goes higher when you spread it on small tonnage cargo. That is an issue, the non-dredging of the channels, the non-dredging of the ports. That is why I said from the beginning that I may not be able to tell you all the constraints because I will talk from the perspective of a port operator but freight forwarders will have their own issue. If you go into the terminal, you will see the extensions we did to be able to achieve a deeper draught to allow for at least moderately sized vessels to come.. At a point, the facilities became very dilapidated and operations went down. We have also been marketing, telling our clients that the port is no longer what it used to be. We have made it operational once again. When the facilities went down, there were no plants. Today, we have bought kalmar container handling equipment and so the equipment to operate efficiently are there. Deeper level draught The stacking area is there, the berths have been improved because we have extended into the water to achieve some deeper level of draught. Government will need to do something and what government needs to do is, the type of encouragement they gave to shipping companies a few years back, they need to bring it once again,” she canvassed.

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/09/eastern-ports-lying-fallow/

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Politics › Re: How Plot To Sabotage Eastern Ports Backfired On Lagos by nku5(op): 9:43am On Aug 01, 2018

horsepower101:
Op let them choke on greed. How can a so-called country of 200 million people depend on only one major port. All because of tribal politics.

An Igbo proverb says “ when you are holding someone down, you are also holding yourself down”

Their eye don dey clear. I remember when they wanted to curse Jonathan to death when he said he would decongest Lagos. Now they are begging for it

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Politics › Re: How Plot To Sabotage Eastern Ports Backfired On Lagos by nku5(op): 9:38am On Aug 01, 2018

Oildichotomy:
Tell us something about this port we don't know already, so you think the dry port has helped to reduce the truck load in Lagos. The kaduna is like a northern park from Lagos.

Abeg don't waste your time with that one who thinks Kaduna Dry Port was built by El-Rufai grin

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Politics › Re: How Plot To Sabotage Eastern Ports Backfired On Lagos by nku5(op): 9:07am On Aug 01, 2018

lionness:
Kaduna built a dry port and it was started under El Rufai. The people in the state didn't lament or point fingers...instead they built a port. The energy you people use in crying and wailing is enough to build the SE of your dreams. So shut up and demand more from your governors

You wouldn't be able to understand this issue even if Bill Gates connected your brain to a Microsoft server database.

Bye

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Politics › How Plot To Sabotage Eastern Ports Backfired On Lagos by nku5(op): 8:57am On Aug 01, 2018

We all know of Governor Ambode's recent cry for Eastern Ports to be fixed to save Lagos from choking under the pressure of having the only functional deep port in Nigeria.

Finally, Lagos is bursting as a victim of its own success.
From Apapa to Surulere, Mile 2 to Orile, the city is
overgrown with trucks. Truck queues that grow daily like
wild legumes. Human traffic. Vehicular traffic. Refuse.
People are gathering fungus sitting hours in their cars.
Sweating inside buses and scratching itchy hairs. Dying of trucks.

Wild, smoky trucks—they are headed to Apapa, “to load”
goods and distribute across the vastness of Nigeria’s
container economy. Toothpick containers. Toothpaste.
Electronics. Goods and frivolities produced by foreign
wisdom, needed by populous nations that create little. The trucks wait in queue for weeks, sometimes months,
delayed by ditches, logistics, and corruption. Lagosians
therefore stew in their cars in faraway Ojuelegba, waiting
for trucks to load in Apapa and move an inch. The truck
drivers lay mats under their vehicles to lounge, wake up to piss by the roadside, and drink more gin to replace the
discharged liquid.

Lords they are, these truck drivers, feared by the
government and by all other motorists. Their trucks are
parked atop weakening overhead bridges in defiance to
regulations and Ambode’s serial ultimatums. They know
he cannot tow away over 5,000 trucks, nor does he have a place to park them if he does. They know the government cannot do anything to them because the situation has moved from being a problem to becoming an impossible complication, just like Nigeria. So the trouble can only deepen rather than ameliorate.
But in the final analysis, truck drivers are not the problem. That politics of exclusion, that deliberate bottleneck inserted by politics to make Aba or Onitsha importers use the Lagos port instead of the ones close to them. That politics that resists the proposal of a full Eastern port, fearing current economic independence and future secession. Those two-lane roads around Apapa built by colonial power and hardly ever expanded ever since, now bearing the tonnage of transportation for over 170 million people. With the current complication, fixing the roads is now such a task.

Lagos—center of excellence and fulcrum of the Nigerian
dystopia. With poor state economies across the nation,
Lagos became a major magnet for mindless urbanization, deepening wear and tear on its infrastructure. Huge budgets but, broken down per capita, Lagos spends around N8,000 per Lagosian in a year! It is a state in need of multiple, tolled overhead bridges to be built by public- private partnerships. Yet a state that, in less than a decade, will be completely overwhelmed by people, more trucks, more money but little real value. It will worsen because of the politics that resists ports deregulation.

It is time to leave. Time to leave or stay and die under the impending rubble. This Lagos, e no go work.

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Politics › Re: EXCLUSIVE: 'No Pay Since May..We're Living Like Refugees', Say Soldiers In Gubio by nku5: 3:19pm On Jul 31, 2018

Buhari has failed woefully. A weak president who is only good at using powers and institutions of state to fight political enemies. His General rank is just by quota

Our last budget for defence was N465 Billion and Buhari borrowed 1 Billion Dollars (360 Billion naira) total of 805 Billion Naira but not paying soldiers risking their lives for us. Not equipping them for goodness sake undecided

Buhari where did the money go?

Politics › Re: Fashola Inspects Oweto Bridge Nearing Completion - Picture by nku5: 10:57am On Jul 30, 2018

sarrki:
Please enemies of the state for once in your life be sincere

Is Baba not doing well on infrastructure?

Something that Jonathan had almost completed before Buhari came with his bad luck and destroyer spirit grin

Politics › Re: Ndi'gbo and Yoruba Thought Leaders On Nairaland, Please Rein In Your Kinsmen by nku5: 10:49am On Jul 30, 2018

proffemi:
Given our history, the dismal state of affairs everywhere in the country, and the propensity of the Nigerian mind to play the blame game, we can't feign surprise that some individuals resort to tribalism and bigotry at the slightest opportunity.

There are bigots from all across Nigeria. This isn't news. As always though, I am concerned by patterns which I will leave you to discern for yourselves from two threads below. The subject of the more recent thread is a disaster in the South-Western part of the country. After noticing the usual responses, I went searching for the most recent thread on a similarly negative report from the East.

In each case, please determine for yourself:

i. The rapidity with which the discourse degenerated into tribe-bashing.
ii. The number of likes for overtly bigoted or tribalistic comments from various tribes.
iii. "Who started it"

The threads:

1. https://www.nairaland.com/4645844/oau-students-trapped-following-downpour
2. https://www.nairaland.com/4644788/deplorable-state-school-enugu-despite

In particular, I want to appeal to the Igbo leaders of thought on Nairaland. Tribalism and hatred are not good fodder for jokes. The Rwandan crisis did not degenerate into genocide in one day. Careless vile (even if witty) remarks probably played roles in fanning the embers that led to the conflagration.

It is even more surprising that Ndi'gbo appear more willing than others to fan the embers of hatred given the balance of Igbo investments within, versus outside the East.

*** If you are going to contribute on this thread, please keep the language civil. Thank you.

For years yorubas have been uploading pictures of dead or dying Igbo children on this site in the name of trolling. That one is not fanning the embers of hate? Is this not the same NL that yorubas were uploading pictures of Igbo boys being drowned in the mud by soldiers for fun?

OP mind yourself

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Politics › Re: FFK: Buhari Among Officers That Plotted Killing Of Aguiyi Ironsi 58 Years Ago by nku5: 10:36am On Jul 30, 2018

Greyworld:
I tink i can agree with you on that. There is a limit to every thing. Even at a personal level there is a limit to "taking your pound of flesh" but funny enough people dont understand that.

Most people taking about "History" and living with the 'bad blood' again the other regions werent born then but believe me it ll linger on for a long time and its ll consume us all.

Today's generation should see such mistake from a 'fail' n past generation and NEVER dwell on it. Maybe we could start from there. Also ministry of information n orientation agency should help in re-orientation of the younger ones.

Just as recent as 2016, I met some NYSC corp members in Ogun state. The moment they heard Delta one said "ah! ibo" I told him Delta aint Ibo but he insisted that if you aint Hausa or Yoruba omo you re Ibo.

You are making sense my brother. If this young generation misses it then this country is finally finished

The likes of Buhari and Danjuma inherited their own hate and tribalism from the likes of Ahmadu Bello. The generation of Buhari were in charge when the bigotry and hate developed into lawlessness and violence with militias and Boko haram. I cant imagine what this younger generation can do if they also inherit the hate

Politics › Re: FFK: Buhari Among Officers That Plotted Killing Of Aguiyi Ironsi 58 Years Ago by nku5: 7:35am On Jul 30, 2018

Iblad0994:
The Northerners served it for you hot because your kinsmen reaped exactly what they showed. Your kinsmen through Ironsi truncated the working system and introduced the unitary government which caused part of the problems we are facing today.

So direct your curse to your kinsmen Caz the Northern soldiers did what any sane human will do i.e. “REVENGE”

There is a school of thought that believes that the non-stop violence, refugee crisis, Boko Haram, poverty, disease, illiteracy, Boko Haram/ISIS, Militias, herdsmen rampage and the associated crisis that has caused rivers of blood to flow and has claimed tens of thousands of lives from the North-West, North Central and North-East is a direct repercussion for the evil committed by the northerners.

If they had carried out revenge by arresting the coup plotters, trying them and executing it would have been different. But they didn't they went after civilians, women and children and you think God is asleep??

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Politics › Re: FG Clamps Down On Ray Power’s ‘Political Platform’; Imposes Fine by nku5: 6:23am On Jul 29, 2018

nurshah:
Songs of Tupac? Are they for real? So Jay z and Kanye amongst others can be played? Clearly this people are from the devil

Tupac is by far the greatest rap artist of all time. His lyrics inspire, encourage, comfort and motivate... So Eminem that insults his mom is better than Tupac who wrote and rapped by far the most moving song for a mom?

Apparently they are more comfortable with us listening to nonsense. Tupac makes us think and they obviously don't want that

Politics › Re: Linda Ikeji Quotes Fulani Man Fires His Plumber Just For Being Yoruba by nku5: 5:16pm On Jul 28, 2018

I no fit laugh lipsrsealed

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