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Politics › Re: g P by Noneroone(m): 2:20pm On Mar 12, 2017
cocaineaddict:
guy all ur posts de get K-leg. Are you sure you're mentally ok?
who doest know Ademusiwa
Politics › Re: No Future For Biafra – France by Noneroone(m): 11:26am On Mar 12, 2017
Hollandes will soon be kicked out like Obama with this druken ambassador. When obama sent kerry to sokoto to encourage fulani and their herdsmen to continue their war, did he know a supporter of self determiation will replace him. Its all a matter of time.
Politics › Re: If Mid-west Region Hadn't Been Created, Awolowo Would Have Seceded by Noneroone(m): 7:39am On Mar 12, 2017
ImperialYoruba:
This is your Ohanaeze President quoting what your lord, Nnamdi Kanu said.

You see,I told you. You are in a urban stage of advancement today that Yoruba left behind in the 40s. The truth!

If im lying, is your dilector lying too with that bold atatement?
you left the urban stage and entered slum stage. Lol
Politics › Re: Tola Adeniyi : Nigeria Ripe For Break-up- Today by Noneroone(op): 6:00pm On Mar 11, 2017
As pungently argued by the respectable War veteran and hero of the Nigeria Biafra War, Lt General Alani Akinrinade, God did not desire that humans should live in large communities. Throughout history it was city states that engineered human development. The glorious era of ancient history was the period when Rome, Athens, Sparta, Thermopylae and other city states dominated the then world’s commerce, military and politics. Big for bigness sake has no relevance in human development. The successful countries of the world today are the small countries of Northern Europe and the countries that practice either loose federation or outright confederation.
Fortunately almost all the federating units of Nigeria can survive on their own. All the nationalities that have been dubiously pulled down or dragged down in the myopic mindset that one needed to pull down others for their own advancement would now bloom once they proclaim their independence.
Unfortunately for those who may be foolishly contemplating that they would use force to stop the breakup, there is no longer the kind of Military that fought the Biafrans and stopped the secession. The suspicion, the schism, the cynicism, the absence of patriotism, the crazy corruption that have come to define the Nigerian character in the last twenty years or so have eaten deep into the fibre of every Nigerian whether Customs Officer, or Police, or Military. I dare say that what is on ground now are Fulani police or soldier, Igbo police or soldier, Yoruba police or soldier, Hausa police or soldier, Tiv police or soldier and Izon police or soldier.
It is the prayer of this writer that the current leaders of today will have the wisdom to choose a peaceful breakup.
No force on earth can stop a movement whose time has come. Kalu the leader of IPOB should be released without further delay.
https://www.today.ng/opinion/270435/nigeria-ripe-break
Politics › Tola Adeniyi : Nigeria Ripe For Break-up- Today by Noneroone(op): 5:59pm On Mar 11, 2017
What are we waiting for? Isn’t it very obvious even to the daftest that the contraption called Nigeria is a failed state by every definition and every parameter? Is this what a country of 186 million people supposed to be? Should we continue to sustain a country that is unsustainable? Should we continue to live a lie and in self denial when all onlookers know that we are merely living the life of the ostrich? This country is no longer together. In fact and in truth it has never been together. If it was ever together it was before 1914, before a self seeking, insidious and wickedly partial drunken soldier called Fredrick Lugard forcibly yoked together nation states of the Southern Protectorate and those of the North in the name of trade and amalgamation.
The story of the fraud called Amalgamation is now too well known to require re-telling. The fraud of forged population census figures, the fraud of creating a tripod whose head was three times the size of its two legs, the fraud of constituency allocation, the fraud of Land Use, the fraud of indirect rule for a section, and the fraud of Divide and Rule were the fraudulent foundation of the Amalgamation from which the so-called country had never found a breathing space!
There are five fundamental reasons why Nigeria’s breakup is imminent. For a start, the over 250 nationalities that were forcibly brought together under one umbrella were never consulted before they were coerced into a marriage. There was no negotiation, there were no agreed premises, and there was no courtship of any kind before fist cuffs were put on the wrist of the beautiful bride and handed over to the overbearing bridegroom. The marriage has been bumpy in the last 103 years. The enterprising bride was chained and bedraggled and every effort to free herself was thwarted by the backward looking husband. The marriage is now ripe for dissolution and MUST be dissolved.

As far back as 1947 Alhaji Shehu Shagari opined that there was no future for the so-called union and canvassed that the North should be free to develop at its own pace while the South should be allowed to go. In 1953 and thereabout when the Western Region and Eastern Region called for Self Government that would usher in political independence, the North said NO! And when independence was sought from Britain in 1957, the North said it was not ready for independence. Because of the cosy relationship that existed between the Colonialists and the hugely favoured northern colony, the North did not mind if Britain remained in power indefinitely.
When the North eventually reluctantly agreed to allow independence, it had been employing all shenanigans and crooked means both political and military to thwart the advancement of the South. All sorts of stratagems including the so-called JAMB, Quota System, Federal Character, Creation of unwieldy states for the purpose of weakening the federating units, creation of fraudulent local governments, and over centralisation of the polity were/are some of the mischievous ploys by the Fulani Cabal controlled civilian and military governments. To ensure enforcement of its feudalist approach to governance the British predesigned and programmed the North to have perpetual dominance and control of the Military and all agencies of Intelligence, Coercion and Border control.
Of course you can only fool some people for a limited time. The federating units in all parts of the country minus the Oligarchy have become severely fed up with over centralised Unitary government that has stifled their progress and has made them slaves in their own land. Agitation for Self Determination has become rife in the land, and all the major nationalities now want to live in their own country and be in charge of their own destiny. And it appears no force on earth can stop the actualisation of their desired goals.
Add to the foregoing is the historical fact that all forced empires of the past have crumbled and disappeared. India had to let go Pakistan and Bangladesh. Bros Tito’s Yugoslavia had disappeared in a fierce internal eruption. United Socialist Soviets Republics, [USSR] collapsed. Czechoslovakia disappeared. The Sudan had to break into two after a fierce 47-year old war. The trend may see the beginning of the US losing two or three states while the United Kingdom may lose Scotland and Wales. Right now Nigeria has a choice: either to breakup without shedding a pint of blood the way the Czechs and Slovaks resolved their irreconcilable differences or go into bloody and destructive war that would make the Biafran experience a child’s play.
Politics › Re: 195 Countries Of The World And Their Population (see Nigeria At #7) by Noneroone(m): 3:55pm On Mar 11, 2017
bjt:
Honestly Nigeria suppose to be one of the world power
sober mood.

Check out the six above nigeria and six below and point out any of them that is performing worse than nigeria. Who would even think nigeria is more populous than Russia that is seriously 'chancing' the US?

Nigeria is seriously a zoo
Celebrities › Re: Tonto Dikeh Says Churchill Is A Yahoo Boy Who Killed Their Unborn Child by Noneroone(m): 11:49am On Mar 11, 2017
This girl don finish yoruba
Crime › Re: ABSU Student Reported Beheaded Found Alive by Noneroone(m): 10:02am On Mar 11, 2017
I just remembered Abia isn't yorubaland
Car Talk › Re: Which City In Nigeria Has The Best Driving Culture? by Noneroone(m): 12:37pm On Mar 10, 2017
The question is which city has the best road network, road signs, functional traffic and street lights and traffic men to enforce the rule.
Answering the question is a nice way of answering op's question.
Crime › Re: Egunugan People Attack Kala People In Rivers Over Land Dispute, Destroy Houses by Noneroone(m): 10:10am On Mar 10, 2017
IamPatriotic:
Which of the two communities is of the fulani tribe, or is it not only Hausa/Fulani that forment trouble because PMB gave them the liberty to?
they are not fulani thats why heads havent started rolling.
Politics › Re: Make Kogi, Enugu, Anambra Oil Producing States - Reps Tell FG by Noneroone(m): 7:43am On Mar 10, 2017
BTW, I am not even interested in oil exploration under this present arrangement.

It should be in a region based fiscal federalism or Biafra
Politics › Re: Make Kogi, Enugu, Anambra Oil Producing States - Reps Tell FG by Noneroone(m): 4:40am On Mar 10, 2017
nextprince:
But Kogi and Anambra have issues with the ownership of that oil producing parts?
more like kogi has issues with oil in Anambra.
Politics › Re: Make Kogi, Enugu, Anambra Oil Producing States - Reps Tell FG by Noneroone(m): 4:35am On Mar 10, 2017
nextprince:
Kogi and Enugu are duly qualified. Note, both Kogi and Anambra have issues with the ownership of that oil producing parts. As, for Enugu, I think coal is a form of fuel, although I stand to be corrected.
no, there is a minimum quantity of reserve that qualifies a state as oil producing one and surely only Anambra got that.
Politics › Re: 7 Things You Didn’t Know About Acting President Yemi Osinbajo by Noneroone(m): 7:24am On Mar 09, 2017
You mean a professor of law that became a runing mate to a man without school certificate

A professor of law that doesn't know about the right of self determination.

Hype him all you want the goblin is as bad as his london based master.
Culture › Re: Reasons Why You Should Marry An Igbo Lady by Noneroone(m): 8:32am On Mar 08, 2017
babyfaceafrica:
Una just carry tribe for head like gala...make una marry for love..who tribe EPP?
Tonto dike married for 'love' today her eye don clear
Politics › Re: We Are Biafrans In Spirit, We Need 50 Year Devt Plan For Igboland – Obi Of Onits by Noneroone(m): 8:11am On Mar 08, 2017
I thought Nnamdi kanu is a 'mad man'
Politics › Re: Breaking: Nigerian Military Get New Spokesman by Noneroone(m): 5:47pm On Mar 07, 2017
ItsMeAboki:
John Eneche replaces Rabe Abubakar; kai! this is marginalisation and tribalism. lipsrsealed
Enenche is a Benue name
Politics › Ecowas Court Dismisses Fg's Application To Stop Kanu's Suit by Noneroone(op): 3:56pm On Mar 07, 2017
The ECOWAS court sitting in Abuja, has dismissed an application filed by the Federal Government seeking to quash a suit filed by the self-styled leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Mr Nnamdi Kanu.
The suit by the IPOB leader is seeking his unconditional release and 800 million U.S dollars in damages.
The Federal Government in its application had asked the court to dismiss the case because it is a subject matter before the Federal High Court and the Appeal court and as such, it constitutes an abuse of court process.
Presiding judge, Justice Micah Wright-Williams, in his ruling, however dismissed the application for lacking in merit, because according to him, the ECOWAS court has the jurisdiction to hear cases of infringement of human rights
http://www.channelstv.com/2017/03/07/ecowas-court-dismisses-fg-application-to-stop-kanus-suit/
Investment › Re: Ponzi Scheme Tension: My Employer Is Pumping Money Into A New One by Noneroone(m): 3:11pm On Mar 07, 2017
Keep your job or continue with your 'bravery'
Education › Re: Facts About Africa You Probably Don't Know by Noneroone(m): 1:05pm On Mar 07, 2017
IPOB staged the biggest ever protest in Africa in November 2015
Politics › Re: Agitators For Nigeria’s Separation Will Wait For Another Four Millennia —Buratai by Noneroone(m): 9:52pm On Mar 06, 2017
sarrki:
I fear no man

I fear only the celestial master of the universe
dont you think you should fear for your future? Isnt it time you got a life?
Politics › Re: Agitators For Nigeria’s Separation Will Wait For Another Four Millennia —Buratai by Noneroone(m): 9:49pm On Mar 06, 2017
sarrki:
Ipobs criminals should try it first
i smell fear in you too
Politics › Re: Agitators For Nigeria’s Separation Will Wait For Another Four Millennia —Buratai by Noneroone(m): 9:43pm On Mar 06, 2017
I smell fear
Politics › Re: Agitators For Separation Will Wait For Another Four Thousand Years — Buratai by Noneroone(m): 9:41pm On Mar 06, 2017
I smell fear
Celebrities › Re: Tonto Dikeh: My Boyfriend While Single Was Igbo, I Never Said I Can’t Marry Igbo by Noneroone(m): 7:37pm On Mar 06, 2017
Hahaha the link is here
https://www.nairaland.com/905871/cannot-marry-igbo-man-because
yorubas were hailing here then. Now they call her a slut and a hoe. What a lesson.
Politics › Re: Betty Akeredolu: 'I Met My Hubby During NYSC, He's Broke, Couldn't Take Me Out' by Noneroone(m): 10:00am On Mar 04, 2017
HateU2:
How many states have you travelled to all your life huh
more than you have ever dreamt of travelling since you were born
Politics › Re: Betty Akeredolu: 'I Met My Hubby During NYSC, He's Broke, Couldn't Take Me Out' by Noneroone(m): 9:50am On Mar 04, 2017
HateU2:
and they will be here on NL fighting, calling each other flatsheads and afonja cheesy. Awon werey gbogbo grin

If only you know that Igbos and Afonja marry each other pass other tribes tongue.

Im proudly Afonja Omo oduduwa.
Transformer is available
@ the bold, lies from the pit of hell. The fact that you are celebrating shows it only happens once in a very long while . Igbos marry from Efik/Ibibio/annang followed by other etnicities from the downsouth most. Okirika is mixed today b'cos of history of inter marriage with Igbos. Aside this area, Igbos marry yoruba or hausa as last option. This is further shown by the fact that despite high population mix of Igbo and yoruba in lagos, and despite the demand for Igbo ladies from yoruba, inter marriage is still a far cry. It cant happen with south south or other nations. We are not just one.
Family › Re: Brother Battles Married Sister Over Landed Property Citing Igbo Tradition by Noneroone(m): 8:34pm On Mar 03, 2017
I believe the story has not been told fully
Family › Re: Brother Battles Married Sister Over Landed Property Citing Igbo Tradition by Noneroone(m): 8:34pm On Mar 03, 2017
The story has not been told fully
Foreign Affairs › Re: CNN, Others, Barred From White House Press Briefings by Noneroone(m): 9:18pm On Feb 26, 2017
Media outfits have their biases but one cnn has against Trump is two obvious. Meanwhile this is not new, Obama barred Fox during his time.
Phones › Re: Nokia Finally Unveils The 3310 2017 At The MWC by Noneroone(m): 7:15pm On Feb 26, 2017
Good

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