Politics › Re: Have You Heard About Late Senator Obi Wali? by Noneroone(m): 12:18pm On Apr 27, 2017 |
Op stop running around.He was butchered for daring to be Igbo. Simple! |
Politics › Re: Is Ogu-bolo In River State Igbo Or Ijaw?: See Towns And Village Names by Noneroone(m): 12:48am On Apr 27, 2017 |
RobbStark: Hw many of the Ogu Bolo peeps and even Opobo peeps answer Igbo names.
hw about the Kalabaris, Okrikans etc do.
Now if Port Harcourt or any state in the NDelta is Igbo, why wud Okoroacha say you guys shud stop developing Ph and return home. Portharcourt is Igbo but okorocha is not Igbo |
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Returns To Kuje Prison, Despite Being Granted Bail by Noneroone(m): 7:57pm On Apr 26, 2017 |
tawababiola: you are an adult fool bros. u mean he should reject the bail granted to him? the question is can u stay indoor for jst 2days without u going out? if no, u r a mature fool that have no sense of reasoning. kanu sees this as a golden opportunity and I bet u he will neva misuse it. zoo is dealing with it stubborn animals....... i wont call for your ban. |
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Denies Rejecting Bail, Pledges To Meet Conditions Within 48 Hours by Noneroone(m): 9:12pm On Apr 25, 2017 |
This article obviously contains no statement from Kanu
media sha |
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Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Rejects Bail, Ready To Die With Co-Detainees by Noneroone(m): 3:48pm On Apr 25, 2017 |
He should reject the bail conditions |
Politics › Re: "Nnamdi Kanu’s Bail Conditions Too Stringent" – Ikedife, Amechi by Noneroone(m): 3:44pm On Apr 25, 2017 |
XerXers: Nothing stringent, kanu will be out soon the hundred million naira surety is not the issue but taking away his freedom of speech, freedom of movement, right to peaceful association and rally is the issue. If it is not a mere oral directive by the judge then it's unacceptable. |
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Returns To Kuje Prison, Despite Being Granted Bail by Noneroone(m): 3:36pm On Apr 25, 2017 |
He should reject those conditions |
Politics › Re: Ipob Should Not Agree To This Conditions by Noneroone(m): 2:51pm On Apr 25, 2017 |
Op i agree with u its either kanu decides to ignore rally and interview condition of the order or rejects the bail entirely |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Will Be Third Biggest Country In The World By 2050 — Britain (Pic) by Noneroone(m): 11:20am On Apr 25, 2017 |
This ambassador should go and secure appointment with guiness or any other brewing company and stop disgracing UK. |
Politics › Re: Obj Once Arrested Nnandi Kanu And Released Him .. Govt Should Dialogue With IPOB by Noneroone(m): 9:12am On Apr 25, 2017 |
Asapcymg: you people Should leave Nigeria if you are not satisfied many people have jumped into the lagoon and heavens didnt fall. There are other ways to express frustration rather than quoting a whole article. |
Politics › Re: Ipob Celebrates As Israel ‘recognizes Biafra’ by Noneroone(m): 8:14am On Apr 25, 2017 |
Dalek: And was the killings During the Civil War deliberate?? cuz I'm made to believe there were causalities on both sides. lol. Nigeria has finished you people |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Will Never Break Up: Here Is Why by Noneroone(m): 6:56am On Apr 25, 2017 |
This op sha
ayam not understanding |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: ASCON Exam by Noneroone(m): 4:18am On Apr 25, 2017 |
Divine88: Please can u help send these past questions to my email doginni86@gmail.com. I will so much appreciate your help, thanks. sorry, they were hardcopy and I've since given them out. |
Politics › Re: Ipob Celebrates As Israel ‘recognizes Biafra’ by Noneroone(m): 10:40pm On Apr 24, 2017 |
Dalek: yes 5 "countries" where crimes against humanity took place just like the Holocaust crimes. i still maintain the biafra he mentioned is the civil war biafra, and not an outright recognition of it.
you guess have right to watever you believe in, secession or whatnot, but i believe the whole issue is not been properly handled. you guess can protest ad infinitum, but until ur political classes actually stand up to the cause, sorry it's a lost cause.
Have any of you guys actually sat down to critically think of the protocols, the numerous beauracy dat will follow immediately say biafra is actualized. he mentioned five countries, why did he subtitute nigeria with Biafra? |
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Politics › Re: RIVERS 2019: Ndoki-igbo Should Produce Next Governor by Noneroone(m): 7:40pm On Apr 24, 2017 |
cheruv: Why not close your mouth since you no longer have what to say  If you're making noise that "ikaki" is a Rukwo term found in ukwa dialect, I've kalabari and kirike dictionaries from which I can fish out thousands of Igbo terms currently in use. Maybe I can lay claims to those two tribes as Igbo afterall most of their ancestry was from Igboland. When the time comes, the southern ukwa would rejoin their brothers in Abia state kedu ndi inakpodi rukwu? |
Career › Re: Anambra State FRSC Officials Pictured Sleeping In Office After Drinking by Noneroone(m): 7:11am On Apr 24, 2017 |
Zo* |
Politics › Re: Biafra: Children Protest Namdi Kanu's Secret Trial by Noneroone(op): 7:45pm On Apr 23, 2017 |
I'm coming |
Politics › Biafra: Children Protest Namdi Kanu's Secret Trial by Noneroone(op): 7:10pm On Apr 23, 2017 |
The Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, has adopted a new strategy of using children to protest against the secret trial of its leader, Nnamdi Kanu. Children were used on the streets of Aba, Abia State to protest the release of the IPOB leader and to show displeasure over his planned secret trial. In a statement by its Media and Publicity Secretary, Emma Powerful, the pro-Biafra group stated that the new strategy of using children to protest would be carried to other parts of Igbo land. The group urged women all over the South East to get ready as the next set of protests would be by women of the region. The statement reads in part, “We commend the organisers and the children who came out for the children’s rally and peaceful protest against the secret trial pronounced by President Muhammadu Buhari against our leader. “Children in Aba protested against the secret trial and illegal detention of our leader Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and others who had been illegally detained since 14th October 2015 in kuje prison Abuja “The children’s peaceful rally in Aba today is a lesson to the Nigeria Government and those who are sabotaging the struggle for the liberation of God’s people on earth which is Biafra. “When our supreme leader and prophet of our time Mazi Nnamdi Kanu said it on radio Biafra, those who does not understand the language of heaven tagged it hate speech. “The spirit of Biafra is now hovering everywhere around the world, arresting the good people for Biafra restoration and no man born of a woman can stop the liberation of good people of Biafra. “The children’s peaceful rally today in Aba will soon go round the Biafraland in solidarity to our leader Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and for the restoration of ancient nation of Biafra. “Also women in Biafraland should prepare for the women’s rally and peaceful protest against the sharia law and secret trial pronounced by Binta Nyako and for the restoration of Biafra.” Recall that the Justice Binta Nyako-led Court had fixed April 25 to deliver ruling on whether to continue with its earlier ruling of Kanu being tried in secret or not. Kanu alongside Chidiebere Onwudiwe, Benjamin Madubugwu and David Nwawuisi are currently standing trial on criminal charges before the Justice Nyako-led court. http://dailypost.ng/2017/04/23/biafra-children-protest-nnamdi-kanus-secret-trial/lalasticlala |
Politics › Re: To All Secessionists: Give Me PROOF That A Broken Nigeria Is Better by Noneroone(m): 7:18am On Apr 23, 2017 |
TheStronghold: because it is quite clear that with the level of development in the region as well as the presence of possibly competing groups like Niger Delta militants and IPOB, it's definitely looking more south Sudan. i dont see any relationship between what u quoted and your reply. Btw, if you believe south east is beginning to look like south sudan it means you accept that nigeria is a zoo in the true sense of the word b'cos no region can match SE now in terms of development. |
Politics › Re: To All Secessionists: Give Me PROOF That A Broken Nigeria Is Better by Noneroone(m): 5:54am On Apr 23, 2017 |
Okoyiboz3: What do you think is the problem in Nigeria today? How do you hope to resolve it when you get your Biafra? What steps have been taken to eliminate the problems before getting Biafra?
These are questions that South Sudan failed to answer and landed them where they are today. only illiterates use south sudan as example. Why dont you use singapore, israel etc all through the history of sudan the northern sudanese concentrated structures, wealth and institutions on the north. The only thing they bequeathed the south was forceful arabization and wars. It is natural that the northern sudan will perform better at least for now since al bashir who was the leader during much of the war is still their leader, using the same institutions and wealth. |
Politics › Re: See The Road Leading To Nigeria's Only Functional Seaport. by Noneroone(m): 10:09pm On Apr 22, 2017 |
Zo* |
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Breakup Is Inevitable – Senator Okurounmu by Noneroone(m): 9:54pm On Apr 22, 2017 |
Allann: What exactly is your point? I don't seem to get you. Please don't be rude to me as I have not been rude to you. Let's address history.
My argument was not about who moved motion for independence first. Is it a bad thing for a people who is blessed with human and natural resources to demand for self rule /independence?
Agitation for self rule began shortly after the almagamation of 1914, and that was why the first political party (NCCNC) was formed. macaulay was the leader and Zik the deputy, because the entire south was a single protectorate. Then followed by series of conferences. All in the direction of self rule. In the same vain, 1946 Richard constitution broke the entire south into East and West. Macaulay died and Zik took over. What was their cause? As Richard constitution gave the signal that independence might come along ethnic /regional line, Action Group was floated in the West.
Why did they give self rule to the regions at diifferent times ?
So what is your point sir? i should be asking what ur point is. You claimed awolowo's wanted the north broken into more regions as a condition for accepting indepedence but that is in contrast with what history says. Awolowo's party moved a motion for self rule while the north even resisted independence. Can a party run two conflicting agenda at the same time? Is there any formal action which proves your claims? Pls dont even hide your lack of point on the claim of rudeness. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Breakup Is Inevitable – Senator Okurounmu by Noneroone(m): 8:57pm On Apr 22, 2017 |
Allann: Enahoro moved for independence, and the north resisted because they felt they were educationally disadvantaged and might be oppressed. So Nigeria had to wait for 4years to address that concern.
Then based on this and other anticidents, Awolowo also felt that it would be dangerous to leave the north as a region(since politics is the game of number and the north had been unduly favoured by the British), despite the fact that they were not homogeneous in anyWay. He saw the danger of domination. Your people were too arrogant to see any danger. Rather they formed an alliance and blackmailed Awo into submission. Six years was too late for your people to wake up, and somebody was talking of One Ojukwu waking up in the morning to see what Awo didn't see.
Go and read history with open mind bros . you just concured that awolowos party was the first to move self rule motion. They even went ahead to mock the north for not supporting the motion. What more nonsense are u talking? U think u can wake up and make unfounded claims. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Breakup Is Inevitable – Senator Okurounmu by Noneroone(m): 8:17pm On Apr 22, 2017 |
Aragon: The Igbos were the only ones Courageous? enough to take up arms and fight for Independence. And that was partly because it was Led by a Military Man with Billions to fund the War. Today, Nigeria has a Professional Military and Billionaires Love each others and might as well Kill their Families before lifting hand to touch each other. Again with over 500 Different languages, Tribes, people and Cultural how will the Country be shared? As we all know nobody wants any one Tribe to Boss over another. Not even a Single Village in Nigeria is United like that, they always see Difference and why that People shouldn't Boss over them. So how is this Break up going to come about? Ooopss I guess on the pages of Nairaland, Facebook, Instagram or Nigerian news papers. Make una they create una Illusion Countries while some bright youths are using the agricultural Revolution to become Millionaires daily. see delusions |
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Breakup Is Inevitable – Senator Okurounmu by Noneroone(m): 8:03pm On Apr 22, 2017 |
Allann: I know you don't know that Nigeria could have gotten her independence in 1956 But for the fear of domination by other tribes nursed by the north. They held other tribes down till their fear was addressed.
I also know that you don't know that Awolowo insisted that Yoruba would not support one Nigeria independence until the north was broken into smaller regions.
My sister, go and find out the position of your people at the two occasions. Then you will know who woke up late, and claiming morning by mid day. what is this one talking? Was it not enahoro of the action group that moved a motion for self rule when the north were clamouring for an extention of colonial rule? Yorubas are experts in history revisionism. |
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Politics › Re: 20 Facts You May Not Have Known About This Great Nation Nigeria by Noneroone(m): 4:22pm On Apr 22, 2017 |
Continue fooling yourselves...when you hear the final whistle you will be forced to answer your father's name. |
Celebrities › Re: Emeka Ike Opens His NOLLYWOOD TV Station (Photo) by Noneroone(m): 2:35pm On Apr 22, 2017 |
verygudbadguy: He only had problem with his ex-wife and not his family.. Let me brief you incase you don't..
Emeka and ex-wife were married for 16 years. Their union produced 4 children. The wife claimed that Emeka abused her physically. I think she was right. The guy looks aggressive( Just trying to paint a scenario). After that, there was a rumour out there that the wife had something to do with her pastor. Emeka decided to save his marriage, swallowed his pride, met with family, inlaws and friends to help pacify the wife. Even the ex-wife's parent pleaded with her but it was to no avail.
Ex wife remained adamant that she was going to leave. Even the judge that administered the divorce gave them enough time for reconciliation since the husband didn't want divorce. After a long tussle, the judge dissolved the marriage.
The wife is now with the Pastor or so I think after Emeka's Twitter rant some days ago..
Be the judge, What is left to be reconciled? ok. Never knew |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Will Never Break Up: Here Is Why by Noneroone(m): 9:33am On Apr 22, 2017 |
slurryeye: I'm glad you brought up the issue of Emeka Ojukwu joining the military as a Non Commissioned Officer despite being a Masters graduate. But there are some things you don't know that I will be glad to explain. See, when C.O Ojukwu returned to Nigeria after finishing his Masters from Oxford, he didn't join the Army immediately. He first worked in the civil service as administrative office for about 2 years. In 1957, he decided to leave civil service and join military because of his father's influence in his civil service career. He wanted to become a man free of his father's influence, and he believed the best way to go about it was to become a soldier. His father wasn't happy with the decision, and knows Emeka Ojukwu temperament wasn't good for a soldier. in order to discourage him, his father pulled string with the then governor general of Nigeria Macpherson to prevent him from being listed as Officer cadet which explain the reason why Chukwuemeka Ojukwu joined the army as an NCO. His father and Macpherson thought that he cannot withstand the rigorous NCO schedule and that he will later leave the army but Emeka persevered. He will however get commissioned when he was recommended by a british depot commander after he corrected a drill sergeant for mispronunciation of a word (element of boldness and pride he has always displayed). Sir Louis Ojukwu (Emeka Ojukwu's father) believed in one Nigeria and made his millions from one Nigeria. Many historians believe that if his father was alive, Emeka Ojukwu wouldn't have declared secession in 1967. His father died in 1966, a year before Chukwuemeka declared Biafra. what do you mean his father made his millions from 'one nigeria'? How do genuine businessmen make money from one nigeria? The beneficiaries of one nigeria are the bastards in abuja and their foreign allies who you ignorantly support. Why do many so called one nigerianists reason like nusery school pupils. If his father wanted one nigeria would he have stopped him from joining the army? |
Culture › Re: Why The Igbos Are Extra Ordinary Beings: Check Out Why by Noneroone(m): 9:18pm On Apr 21, 2017 |
No wonder op opened a thread telling why we should stay together for life. |