₦airaland Forum

Yes, drug trafficking is a crime a very bad one indeed, but it will do nigerians really good if they start throwing the same energy in also condemning other crimes you shouldn't pick and choose, you have crimes like yahoo yahoo fraudsters(financial terrorist) and islamic terrorist, the same sections screaming that drug crimes are "giving bad image to their nigeria" are the same bunch who would rather ague in favour of islamic terrorists and yahoo yahoo financial terrorists, what a double standard.

It's their way of life shaaging up with their own children, chai! Aluu emee kwa ozo tufiakwa!

Long may he (Chinua Achebe) live indeed!

Joshua Akindele, what are the names of your costumers and victims?

HU!

No worries, he will use a fake TORONTO CERTIFICATE to make up for this one just like his father did.

Go first sort your folks who are trooping to saudi arabia year in year out in their drug trafficking business, disguising that they are going to hajj/pilgrimage, while you are at it could you also take a tour to the UK prisons and see for yourself how your Yoruba yahoo yahoo families are doing.

mmmustapha: Y every crime outside naija r done by igbo kwenu, wetin carry them 2 poor country like Botswana? Hmm 1 day even Niger will deport Nigerians mark my word.

Now it's clear that this Achebe's THERE WAS A COUNTRY is really sending some individuals into state of panic, both home and abroad.
Nigerian war criminals with their oversea collaborators are now shivering haa haaa!

Time will tell my dear!

T9ksy: Yeah of course, i see what will HAPPEN if you mofos dare bring your idiocy down to our region, AGAIN.

So glad someone sees what could happen when they continue bragging about how they killed millions of innocent women and children of Igbo/Biafra.

T9ksy: @ bolded..............If only wishes were horses.....................

Whenever you are ready to unleash your dream weapons of mass destruction on yorubaland, bring it on. No shaking!!!

we will respond 10folds!

I'm sure with some deadly weapons of mass destruction going off in many towns and villages of yorubaland and their allies, then no need to tell you that kaki isn't leather,as there will be no Ojukwu to stop us from using them against our enemies this time around.

truth4meal: starve the idiots to death even 10 million of them - its warfare not funfare

Baby mama, I really like the way you choose to hit these shameless yoromgbaticos.

Baby mama: [size=18pt]Another Ozodi speaks[/size]


Francis Adewale, Spokane, WA. USA - Tioluwanimi@yahoo.com

We need no witch doctors like the enemies she works for to tell us he/she is not who claim claim she is. Being a pro-nigeria is one thing but throwing anti-Igbo/Biafra sentiment everywhere and every time is indeed what will even make us believe strongly in our independence.

donchris33: If Nigerians want Nigeria to change, then Nigerians must change themselves. Want an example of vocal people? Look no further than Boko Haram.

Boko Haram are no more human than we are. They have emotions. They have blood running through their veins. They have ten fingers and ten toes. Most importantly, they have one head. Like many of us, they are in discordance with the Nigerian government. The difference between Boko Haram and the rest of Nigeria is that they are not keyboard warriors, sitting behind laptops and computers, ranting out of anger and frustration. They plan. They do not like something, so they strategize and execute. They set goals for themselves and achieve these goals time after time. As sad as it may be, the reality is that terrorist groups like Boko Haram are successful. Why? Because they act.

Nigerians do not plan. Nigerians do not act. Nigerians do not execute. We are loud and we are prayerful. As a result, we have gotten nowhere.

We can emulate Boko Haram in a positive way. We have forward thinkers such as Seun Kuti, Omojuwa, Steve Ugbah, and hundreds and thousands of others, some on Nairaland. Why can't we all get together and plan? What needs to be done in Nigeria? How can we get from point A to point B? It is possible. Boko Haram has heavy support. Granted, that group has financial support, but Nigerians who want change can get financial support and already have numbers, both at home and abroad, and those numbers should count for something.


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@ ogugua. the post above was curled from one of your threads titled: WE CAN LEARN A LESSON FROM BOKO HARAM. you condemn ndigbo all the time of kidnapping but you praise boko haram that have taken a lot of innocent lives. wat a hypocrite from a supposed Eze-nwanyi. change this your life of praising other tribes just to seek favour, and always condemning igbo, it wont help you, i tell you the truth. My grouse with you is that you have an ulterior motive thats why you act the way you do. For your information nnamdi azikiwe was never the president of these country, what a ceremonial one indeed. these other tribes will just use you and dump you. That is the game in the country right from our fore-fathers. A word is enoug for the wise. Ezenwayi my foot.

Sorry i don't see anything so special about you alone that you would prefer being approach in a civil and be begging of you, while you feel you have the authority of going around throwing comments ignorantly the way you have been doing.
I'm sure you know noiseless didn't mention or refer to your id for the first time during the election, also i'm sure noiseless had on more than once let you know how silly your selectively "speaking your mind" is. By the way i have much more important things to do than "seeking your posts"

ogugua88: You are fond of seeking my posts only to insult me, Noiseless, so don't plead as if you are a saint. I implore you to find posts where I have name-called Igbos. You have accused me of turning my back on fellow Igbos and seeking the praises of others. You know that is a lie. We can revisit that Eze Ndi Igbo Parliamentary Office thread if you like. I was insulted and belittled by most in thread, including officials, but I never retaliated the insults. You were there. If I recall, you were one of those insulting me. Even during the election, some of you went back to find the post that started the disagreement. If I wanted, I could have returned to that thread as well and posted pages worth of insults that I received from fellow Igbos. Instead, I held my head high and will continue to do so as I see no crime in speaking my mind.

If you or anyone else have a problem with me, then you should approach me in a civilized manner rather than open a thread against me, smear my name and question my being. In my acceptance speech, I said that it is common and normal for people to have disagreements, as long as it is civil and without insults. No one has to agree with me, but the insults are never necessary.

@Pointb, our dear honorable electoral commissioner. I wish to use this opportunity and call to your attention regarding the comment which
someone in the id "ogugua" made against her supposedly brothers and sisters, this id bearer "ogugua" has never done any other thing when ever the subject is to do with Igbo other than rubbish,insult and name calling, and at the same time will become dumb and deaf when the subject is the other way round,so that he/she won't be seeing to upset her nairaland praise singers who love to see us pulled down.

I wonder if he/she is a relative of the usuji man and so very eager to achieve what his/ her coward/foolish father or uncle tried so hard but failed shamefully,that is if at all the ID!OT in question is who he/she claims to be.

Finally,i wish to use this opportunity to appeal against any position which he/she could be holding in midst of Igbos which she so much despises.

Thank you very much.
Yours Noiseless.

United we stand yes! But there will be no chance of crawling let alone standing when the likes of "ogugua" are too busy pulling us down.

9ja_I_hail: I will write you a mail bro through hushmail, i don't have yahoo id and i am not into all these chatting stuffs. We all need to let go whatever differences we have ,please let us unite and make a different. I still want to call on those who have been fueling issues making it look as if there is anyone on a pay roll on this NL Eze Igbo of a thing to desist from their acts as it won't do us any good.

Anyway my advice remained that united we stand divided we fall.

That's your opinion, and because you are one of those who think without nigeria there will be zero life, it doesn't mean majority think like you.

afam4eva: What you see on this forum is borne out of frustration due to the injustices that have been meted out to Igbos. From my own assessment, Pro-Biafran Igbos are not even up to 10%.

Hmmm!