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Politics › Re: Revolution Now: DSS Rearrests Bakare In Osogbo After One Year by nobaga: 2:07pm On Aug 05, 2020
pfadom:
You expect the government to welcome them with open arms or call them for a banquet.

It serves them right. I wonder why they lack strategy.
Your cohorts in other countries, even inTunisia started a revolution, Black Lives Matter are mostly children of the privileged.

You are here typing rubbish because your parents and cronies are members of lootocracy class.

You will be hanged with your parents.
Celebrities › Re: Ned Nwoko And Laila Celebrate Their Son, Sultan, On His Third Birthday by nobaga: 1:55pm On Aug 05, 2020
If this man had this many dark African wives, he would not be this famous. Africans have deep inferiority complex about the way their skin is branded. All blacks are proud and flaunt their light skin grannies that are products of abused slaves with their white masters that disowned and sold them. Why?

On the streets of major cities in Nigeria are starving begers from North Africa and Arab countries that Nigerians prefer to give money to and marry to produce light skinned kids.

Only Nigerians call these light skin outcast queens. Some guys here dream of marrying white girl. Tell me the few white girls that are accepted in their families after marrying a black guy (no matter how rich the black guy is).

Is Prince Andrew accepted in England for marrying a black lady giving birth to a black baby? Think Africans, instead of celebrating inferiority complex.
Politics › Re: In Your Dream Countries Crossing State Line Attracts High Penalties by nobaga(op): 12:34pm On Jul 30, 2020
Leave them alone in peace in their God given land.
Politics › In Your Dream Countries Crossing State Line Attracts High Penalties by nobaga(op):
No laws against States crossing for financial, political and social gains attract the worst set of people.

Only one Region in Nigeria tolerates this abomination. The same region that never invades others.
Politics › Slavery Is A Necessary Evil by nobaga(op): 12:10am On Jul 28, 2020
Tom Cotton describes slavery as a 'necessary evil' in bid to keep schools from teaching 1619 Project CNN
Politics › There Must Be Another Nigeria Overseas by nobaga(op): 12:09am On Jul 26, 2020
There is so much noise about bolting out of Nigeria that some folks must have been told there is another country they have a right to.

Even children of the rich are bolting out to countries their parents bought with the loot.

Now there are cries to take your parents out.

Which makes us wonder: which country did you build with your blood and sweat outside or you are just looking for readymade as usual. Reap where you did not sow.
Politics › Re: Beyond Oil: Niger Delta Dc Save Fishermen & Farmers by nobaga(op): 12:02am On Jul 25, 2020
Cruseder:
corruption is a disease in our country
You are right, this disease is cancer. If we do not cut it off, it destroys the rest of the body.
Politics › Beyond Oil: Niger Delta Dc Save Fishermen & Farmers by nobaga(op): 8:39pm On Jul 24, 2020
Beyond Oil: Niger Delta Dc Save Fishermen & Farmers

Have you heard the latest jokes about Nigeria?
No O, but I know they loot in billions! The Country is a big joke all over the world. From fantastically corrupt labels by the British to disappearing projects by the Kenyans. It's your choice, pick any country. The latest ones are from Nigerians themselves about Niger Delta Development Commission.


(NDDC) Niger Delta Development Commission: The clearing house for special allocation of funds to develop and clean Environmental disaster in the polluted areas. There are some communities in African countries that share the joy and the disappointment as producers of oil, so called black gold. It has turned into nightmares. Though we have very little preservation and development in these communities, each African country embezzled the income, changed most into foreign currencies for laundering abroad.

Many organizations from those that called themselves Militants, Activists, Nonprofits to political leaders have usurped their dire cause to become international millionaires, billionaires and gained positions at the expense of fishermen and farmers that never see improvement made to their polluted environment. Actually, many of the farmers succumbed to environmental diseases similar to those of illegal and legal mining of gold, diamond and uranium.

Regardless of which nationality and ethnic groups they are, these communities need an organization where they can brainstorm about the solutions to the degradation of their land and water that make it impossible to farm and fish. The oil income from these areas, set aside for noble deeds, is the reason NDDC was formed in Nigeria.

One would expect that countries like Ghana, Equatorial Guinea and others would learn from the present probe and jokes about NDDC in Nigeria. Unfortunately, what turned into development and wealth in Dubai, United Arab Emirates and other countries actually turned into the curse of oil that has created wars from Nigeria to Sudan. While no country is free of corruption, it does not have to be the most notable markers of African leaders and businessmen.

Greed, aggrandizement and selfishness at the risk of being incarcerated and destroyed for money laundering has gone beyond mental conditioning and masturbation of experimental mice in a pen into total madness. It is slavery of Africans by Africans again.

Though African children are not supposed to question their parents, some children with conscience must come out crying that their friends are blaming them for poverty, Afrophobia and ethnic hatred in Africa even when they are well fed and have escaped with looted funds and talents overseas as privileged class. No Country, like those pointing fingers from Kenya, South Africa to little Cape Verde should be comfortable. We all have these parasites within us.

Do not wait for the jokes, they are not funny anymore. We popped our popcorn, guguru and epa during OBJ/Atiku Show. Yet, OBJ wanted a third term. Atiku came back as a Presidential candidate. Hardly have we recovered from the "smiling and suffering" when we witnessed the Dansuki Show, the great Santa Claus. So, friends from other African countries wanted to know how many billions and billionaires exist in Nigeria.

Trainings are developing at the comedy houses on how to faint when called upon to account for billions looted. Some have faked cancer, heart attack, hypertension etc. as if the poor do not develop any of these or only embezzlers could. Competition is on for the most creative faker. These are the same people that run to the best hospitals around the world for medical check-ups until the visas stop to take care of their own.

Suddenly, it is no longer tenable to claim: it is our money, our oil and our sons. It might be too late to realize that these looters did not buy another country in Europe and America to move into but only donated the loot into their pockets to finance outrageous lifeclasss for their families while leaving the farmers and fishermen in pitiful situations. These are cold blooded murderers killing their countries slowly!

Some Nigerians are waiting for their turns to loot, some are bailing out while foreigners could not think of a better place to make money as long as they can hold their nose for a short-term, as foreign partners. Meanwhile, China, International Monetary


Funds and the World Bank come to lend against generations of unborn children using the Country as collateral to pay inflated emolument. There must be a better way to demonstrate your love for your people and country.

Recently, African Governments have suddenly woken up to realize there are illegal oil tankers, mining of gold, diamond, uranium and other precious metals going on in their backyards operated with the full cooperation of Vagabond in Power but without official Government approval. Come on now, who gave them permission to load the oil tankers glaringly, to take land from owners and recklessly destroy their normal way of life and their livelihoods?

Indeed, Oil income has generated animosity between close neighborhoods, animosities and wars within the countries. The civil wars usually start from corruption, easily covered up by Xenophobia.

Jul 24, 2020 | Farouk Martins Aresa
Nigerianvoice
Politics › Re: Sowore: Reno Omokri's Open Letter To Macarthur Foundation by nobaga: 6:45pm On Jul 21, 2020
My only question is where does Reno O. get the money to sustain his family abroad if he is not a pen robber and money launderer.
Politics › Stop Celebrating Individual Heroes Without Life Change To Masses by nobaga(op): 4:09pm On Jul 18, 2020
Are we so bereft of progress in our lives that any individual Award or personal achievement that should be celebrated by that family is now a reason for the whole country?

Because you were born in the gutter does not mean gutter was born in you. Children thrown away and rescued from the sea or garbage, have brought succor, roads, hospitals, jobs and progress to their barren land.

Those are the ones we must celebrate.
Politics › Re: President Saraki Oba Idun – The King Of Fleas & Lice by nobaga: 1:54pm On Jul 18, 2020
This guy Again?

How did he secure another judgement in his favor while the people give up
Crime › George Floyd Transcript Is Nauseating Repulsive And Cold by nobaga(op): 3:46am On Jul 09, 2020
Anyone that read George Floyd Transcript will understand why they elected their President and why some Nigerians worship him.

The man died pleasing for his life in the hands of Ritualists that invaded the Police.

https://www.axios.com/george-floyd-arrest-transcript-8b4f6856-5727-400d-99dd-6d5128436f41.html
Properties › Re: Complete My House Or Travel Abroad? by nobaga: 7:30pm On Jul 06, 2020
One has to take it easy at these people not burst a nerve. People develop their countries for their own children, you see it, hear it and love it. Even after getting there, you hope they will treat you the same. If they don't, you cry discrimination.

Those who were there before Columbus are killed and maimed on sight. When they succeed against all odds, you internalize them and claim those that were there before you are stupid.

Inventus Obi and Hushpuppi have not thought you any lesson. Those honest Africans there are living from paycheck to paycheck hoping to buy a land and build in Nigeria.

Many are defrauded after sending money home. You have opportunity to do what those there already wish they can.

You want ja pa, eh? Good riddance o.
Politics › Re: Take A Look At The Children Begging Me In Abuja-pics by nobaga: 5:41pm On Jul 06, 2020
Maybe that is how Ned Nwoko got his wives before they became celebrities in their Countries.
Politics › Re: Where Are The God Pickup My Call Gang by nobaga(op): 3:48pm On Jul 06, 2020
They went underground for now.

Vyzz:
shocked
Politics › Re: DSS Arrests Ibrahim Magu, EFCC Chairman by nobaga: 3:37pm On Jul 06, 2020
Look at this goat. Out of all the names mentioned in my post, his only problem is Okadigbo.

Why don't you go home and ask if you are not old enough.

Yes, the same Buhari/Okadigbo you all love and voted for. Ask them about that too and how different is that to Buhari/Osinbajo.


MPESA:
And what has Okadigbo done to be associated with Abacha , Obasanjo, and Buhari.....
Politics › Re: Take A Look At The Children Begging Me In Abuja-pics by nobaga: 3:29pm On Jul 06, 2020
In the 80s the lighter skins also flooded Lagos and maybe other Southern parts. Motor park boys used to play with their boobs right in front of their parents.

Some of them became pregnant of course and gave birth to Hollywood actresses and leaders' wives of today.

I even know of an ethnic group that call them the pride and evidence of their superior traits. Compare that to the rejection of one drop black blood in whites.

If you think our problems are only foreign goods and services, it is just the iceberg of our inferiority complex.
Politics › Re: DSS Arrests Ibrahim Magu, EFCC Chairman by nobaga: 3:10pm On Jul 06, 2020
There is nothing wrong with crooks exposing crooks.

Abacha was one of the biggest rogues but you dare not loot without his knowledge.

Even Obasanjo who was the best against corruption, also stole. During his time the House also "forgave" Okadigbo and Speaker Buhari.

All in all RIBADU remains the BEST!
Politics › Where Are The God Pickup My Call Gang by nobaga(op): 2:50pm On Jul 06, 2020
Nigerians have been known for fraud for a long time overshadowing those hardworking ones.

Nigerians worked full time and schooled full time or part-time abroad.

Then some discovered way to make quick money to spite the hard-working ones - you know them: God Pickup My Call Crew.

We actually know which part of Nigeria specialized in white collar crimes and which specialized in hard crimes. The FBI and local police profile them.

That was why Murtala Mohammed, the Suicide blokos Bomber was an aberration.

Now Asians countries profile them. Hushppupi did not start yesterday and all Nigerians cannot hide under him.

Nigerians have to rethink their pursuit of money at any cost. Parents do not know the jobs of their children.
Crime › Caught Between Two Brutalities: Police Or Gangs by nobaga(op): 6:01pm On Jun 25, 2020
Caught Between Two Brutalities: Police Or Gangs

During the time when Mental Hospitals around the world had mental patients admitted, there were violent ones among them, even assaulting their caregivers that had to be restrained on a daily basis by health and mental workers without guns. Can anyone, anywhere imagine these violent mental patients being shot or killed during those restraints?

Police must be trained as part of a team deescalating volatile or violent situations, not shooting their way through the homeless or demonstrators in a split second. There is no community where that type of aggressive confrontation can be justified against children, youths or young men because the lives of Africans matter less at home or abroad.

Source: TheNigerianvoice.com
Jun 25, 2020 | Farouk Martins Aresa

No matter where we are at home or overseas, the color of your skin should not be promting split seconds decisions as if Police are facing devil reincarnation in a war zone overseas or give "shoot on sight" order at home against unarmed civilian demonstrators as OBJ once did in Lagos. How often have we seen split second decisions or Police in war riot gear in white neighborhoods unless someone called for sighting a black skin?

If Police can only handle violent and aggressive situations, there must be fewer of them so equipped when such situations arise so trained personnel can defuse the situation. Mental Health and Social workers must be funded to deal with the same situations they faced in the old mental institutions. The difference would be dealing with outpatients instead of in-patients.

Yaba Left is a common phrase or joke in Lagos today but it was a full Mental Hospital. In the late 70s and early 80s, the world moved away from keeping mental patients in the institutions. Many mental patients increased the number of homeless people that were not common in African countries then. Unfortunately, they became targets for Police brutality including shootings, especially in the so called advanced countries. What is even worse is that blacks that already suffer from Police brutality even when they are sane became most of the victims disproportionately.

Africans must demonstrate to the world a new form of community policing practice by skilled Policewomen (welfare) in those days. Rather than going out of Africa to learn how to abuse blacks, mental patients and demonstrators on the streets with police dogs. Policing must be reimagined to include Social and Mental workers within the Police departments or Welfare Officers funded separately from Police budgets.

How can the so-called civilized communities be forced to resign either to the brutality of devious gangs taking advantage of demonstrations or extremists that have infiltrated our constituted authorities expected to serve and protect us? It must not be a choice between a rock or a hard place, fry pan or fire, do or die. It is a cry for justice and peace for decent and civilized people, no matter how rich or poor. They just deserve to live in peace and harmony. We must face the fact that the world was more civilized with less vanities that breed crimes and gangs than we are today. Modernization is not the same as civilized communities.

In order to tarnish the reputation of hard working police officers and peaceful demonstrators; gangs, militias and hate groups are trying whatever they can, disguised within legal authorities to kill our choice. There are thugs in every community seeking legitimacy by presenting themselves as peace lovers and enforcers of law and order. Some drug dealers even open food banks to attract the poor and recruits.

However, bias is difficult to cure by training alone. Privilege is difficult to give up. After all, educated folks and trainers like the one that kneeled on Floyd's neck to death, have their own biases. There are cultural and systemic biases cutting across racial and ethnic groups that are manifested in the training of our children from primary to high schools into law enforcement and colleges. Youths and children throughout the world have come out in all colors rejecting the obvious "good old days" privilege that disenfranchised and oppressed the poor. We must make changes while this George Floyd shock still rocks most conscience repulsively.

When black police officers have to sue their own departments because of racial harassment by fellow officers abroad or some brave police officers that came out and testified to lawmakers at home about maintaining their own vehicles and contributing bribes to Oga at the Top; we know the head is rotten from the top down. It has to be corrected from the ground up.

We cannot discount the fact that cannibals and ritualists have invaded our peaceful coexistence for notoriety and personal aggrandizement. We always hear about the brutalities, maiming and killing by militias. Unfortunately inside constituted authorities also. Some people had cried out that the Police were providing cover and protecting undesirable elements in the communities. But it took phone videos to bring these atrocities into our senses. Those who live by the swords die by the sword.

In most African countries, it is difficult to tell the difference between Police and political thugs. When you groom thugs during elections against your opponents and their supporters, it becomes difficult to curb their atrocious behavior after elections. Some of them ride the waves and coattails of their sponsors into local appointed offices and some elected offices. We as Africans are very familiar with brutal military dictators changing uniforms to become civilian politicians (militricians).

Contrary to what our "educated" parents told us because of their overseas exposure, the same inhumanity that exists in Africa can be worse for Africans in Diaspora. When our Youths give up on us to risk the desert and sea hoping against hope for a better life outside Africa, it is an indictment of our present day managers. We and those looking for cheap educated labor glamorize outsiders and demonize our own. By the time the Youths find out the reality, their heads are already on the chopping blocks for body parts or they are too ashamed to admit the nightmares abroad. A few cried for help back home if they could escape or hide to make calls.
Politics › Yoruba Have Never Had A President Of Their Choice by nobaga(op): 12:45pm On Jun 16, 2020
Nigerians have never voted for a Yoruba Presidential choice of their own. Jonathan was chosen and crowned as Acting and substantive President by Yoruba, not one of them.

But from Awo to Falaye, even Abiola that won popular votes never made it.

The forces that made that impossible must think hard.
Politics › Re: Who Named These Streets In Lagos? by nobaga: 1:22pm On Jun 14, 2020
Solsix:
Then stop looking for recognition from igbos
Recognition where? People dey for dem land jejely, you dey come dey boda dem from your shiithole of a zoo that you cannot resurret or breath live into. But start running everywhere like a mad dog.

Who invited you?
Politics › Re: Who Named These Streets In Lagos? by nobaga: 4:03am On Jun 14, 2020
My broda, you no well. Buy property for Igbo land? All the properties wey my Igbo broda buy, na cockroaches and rats go pay rent?

Yoruba are comfortable at home like New Yorkers you hardly see outside of NY.

Create some incentives, tolerance and accommodation like Yoruba states, you may attract a couple of Yoruba but I doubt it.


Solsix:
How many yourubas have landed properties in igboland?? Most of these name is to appreciate the efforts of particular or person in development of a state. U don't expect a street to name after yourubas when you refuse to invest and live amongst the people
Politics › Re: Who Named These Streets In Lagos? by nobaga: 2:51pm On Jun 13, 2020
You should know the Op is up to some mischief.

Azikiwe, Njoku, Mbadiwe etc streets are not enough. The next thread would be those were originally settled by Igbo.

Cosbyrich:
My take is there is no single Eastern states names here.It is my area.I wonder why it was so and it is still so.
Mind you,both Igbos and the Hausas are very scanty in these area but if it were done for cultural integration,the present govt in Lagos should at least give 2 or so streets SEastern names.
Politics › Re: Yorubas Are The Main Progenitors Of Hate Speech And Discrimination by nobaga: 9:31pm On Jun 12, 2020
Calabar used to be the capital before Lagos. Did Biafrans get their properties back after their atrocities which Ojukwu ignored after it was reported to him by his second in command.

Oh, children of Biafra! Yoruba land always in your dreams. Is it the 72 virgins or everlasting life?

LabDNA:
The guy is right, it is criminal thievery to ask non-indegenes to leave Lagos that was capital since 1914 and developed for close to 100 years with other regions resources before declaration of seperation.

Easterners left after Biafra was declared in 1967, they are sure to leave after it is restored, not before then. You don't have the power to ask anyone to leave while shouting 'one nigeria'.

When you are ready for oduduwa we will know. For now, nobody will listen to your mockery of self-deceit until everyone goes their ways. If we listened to yoruba emotives and mockery of advise we would be extinct by now or probably have huge emirates on our lands like you do. grin
Politics › Re: Yorubas Are The Main Progenitors Of Hate Speech And Discrimination by nobaga: 1:32pm On Jun 12, 2020
All this on Yoruba land abi. Your Promised Land of milk, honey and 72 virgins. So you will rather die here as your heaven.

Why blame you guys when even in Rivers you could not get your properties and investment back. You got all plus more the first time back in Yoruba land, so this time you will not leave until Nigeria is divided abi. Though West and North are calling you to leave.

You went begging to stay in the North. In the West Ewedu, Amala, 72 virgins and gold paved on the street allow to troop in by the thousands everyday.

Wait until Oba to throw you into where you belong.




OlanreJohnson:
Yes Mr Ewedu muslim, they'll leave your land when the country is MUTUALLY FORMALLY DIVIDED with Biafra, Oduduwa/ Oduarewa fully restored.
You will not be allowed to swallow properties and resource that does not belong to you into your ewedu mouth in the guise of chasing non-indigenes away. You can cry till your ewedu mouth squeeze, you hear? grin
Politics › Re: Have a good day by nobaga: 2:17am On Jun 08, 2020
I am one of those waiting for the day these lovers of the coconut head are going to demonstrate for him in America. If they try it anywhere else, we might see Xenophobia riots as in South Africa.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Is Haunted By Its Civil War-- New York Times by nobaga:
Keep on living in a state of denial and projection of your inadequacy on others.

You tried every means to gain power and failed at every instance. Look at where you are, not only in Nigeria but everywhere your rampaging rabid dog infected.

Listen to the wise counsel of the reasonable Ndi-Igbo among you. Your failed opportunistic tendencies make you joined extremist parties abroad trying to sell Africans you met there.

You will fail again because the Tiger you always ride will consume you.

Find out how peaceful Igbo get along without beating their chests and feeding on victims. Igbo will always have problems as long as these mad dog lead them to disaster. You cannot stand alone on your own without fighting one another, you cannot be accommodated by others.



Uchek:
You are are educated illiterate with toddler-level of logical reasoning How? You make one statement and in the next following statement your practically and empircally invalidate and debunk your own prior statement and assertion. I have never seen such low intelligence on full display on social media.

TUFIAKWA!
Politics › Re: Nigeria Is Haunted By Its Civil War-- New York Times by nobaga: 9:01pm On Jun 03, 2020
You are ignorant.

If only you had taken half of Aburi after Ojukwu took advantage of half illiterates.

If only you had not invaded Mid- West.

If only you had not invaded ORE.

If only Ironsi had immediately brought Nzeogwu to justice by military court.

If only Ironsi had not declared Unitary Government

If only Zik had not been happy or spiteful to be contented as ceremonial President.

If only Zik had allowed Awo Amendment to Opt out of Nigeria in the Construction.

If only Zik had not handed Nigeria to the North instead of his children blaming the British.

Which of all these Powers had Israel enjoyed? Stop comparing yourselves to Jews. You are older and earlier in civilization.


proeast:
Bla bla bla

Lazy and ignorant people like you are trying to rewrite history even when you're obviously handicapped to do so.

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