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A comment made by a Police Officer on Facebook has sparked outrage online. We all know that US government always say their own with facts. We all know what our police officers do every night in Nigeria, they patrol around in the night looking for girls to rape. This police officer just confirmed it.

His facebook page was filled with hate speeches but he has quickly removed so many of them. but the picture below was screen grabbed before he could delete them.

In what can be described as a hate comment, The police officer from Kwara state, Salihu Ajanaku, described Igbos as the most useless ethnic group in Nigeria.

“Ibo fools, Ibo idiots, Ibo mumu, Ibos are the most useless ethnic group in Nigeria, their girls are into prostitution for a living, Sincerely I slept with 3 last night,” He said in a comment he made on a post on Facebook.

He continued, “Now talk of their men, Ye paa! They’re robbers, kidnappers, and ritualists. Awon olori buruku, konidadfun your mama and your papa”

You see, this policeman will tomorrow be promoted by Osibanjo and Liar Mohammed. So in case Osibanjo preaches about hate speech refer him to his police officer.

solid3:
I laugh in Swahili, sentence him to jail na. Ode.

Josephjnr:
E too long na.

sonsomegrigbo:
Hope you slept well. If not, you can go back to sleep since you are unemployed...

sonsomegrigbo:
copied from Sunday AnuFalade

AFTER YOU HAVE READ THIS...ONE THING MISSING FROM JOE IGBOKWE, LIKE ALL UNGRATEFUL IBOS...IS TO SAY THANK YOU LAGOS PEOPLE AND LAGOS STATE, FOR GIVING ME THE LOVE TO THRIVE IN YOUR ENVIRONMENT.

This attitude is almost tantamount to most IBO beliefs...WE MADE YOU...WITHOUT US YOU ARE NOTHING.

WHERE WERE IGBOKWE's ancestors, when Lagos produced the first...Lawyers, Physicians , Surgeons, Land Surveyors, Missionary Bishops, that went on to preach Christianity , education and civilisation in the NIGER DELTA AND BEYOND.

ALWAYS LEARN TO BE GRATEFUL, FOR EVERY LITTLE THAT YOU GET, AND NOT BELIEVE THAT WITHOUT YOU , NO ONE ELSE CAN SURVIVE...
You will soon learn that without OTHERS you cannot SURVIVE !!!

Joe Igbokwe wrote

NNAMDI KANU CALLED ME A HUNGRY SLAVE RESIDING IN LAGOS AND I HAVE FOUND THE NEED TO TELL MY STORY AGAIN FOR RECORD PURPOSES. I WANT NNAMDI TO TELL HIS OWN STORY TOO. PLEASE READ THIS:

In 1971, after my primary school education, poverty drove me to Lagos to find something to do to help my poor mother and siblings. Civil War devastated my father’s thriving business in Onitsha and we all suffered from 1966 to 1970 when the war ended.

With four wives and 34 children, my parents could not cope any more. My brothers and sisters dropped out of school to learn a trade. Because I was a little ‘sharp’ in school, my father encouraged me to finish primary school. It is needless here to recall how I and few of my siblings survived to finish our primary education. Consequently when my mates were taking Common Entrance Examination, I did not because there was no need to do so. No money, no three square meals a day, no good clothing, just nothing.

My mother encouraged me to travel with friends to Lagos. We landed at Sawmill Ebute Metta where I worked as a sawdust carrier at seven Shilling, six Pence a day. My job was to pack sawdust from the Machines to the Lagoon from 7am to 5 pm daily. I did this for nearly two years and later I became a danfo conductor plying Idioro/Ajegunle axis. From there I joined my brother in a supermarket business at Ijesha Road, Surulere. I did this until I returned home during Christmas in December 1973. I came home to meet my friends I was beating academically in school trying to make me feel and look inferior. Again I also noticed while in Lagos that if I fail to go to school, I may end up doing menial jobs meant for illiterates till the end of age. I decided to go back to school to add values to my life. But where are the school fees? There was nothing. How I managed to get the first school fee to start and what happened thereafter will take a book to do the narrative.

In 1979 I left Okongwu Memorial Grammar School Nnewi with Division One and was the school Head Boy. I taught in the same school as an Auxiliary Teacher from 1979 – 1980. In 1980 I got admission to read Mechanical Engineering at the University of Nigeria Nsukka and graduated in 1985. I did my Youth Service in Ogun State and thereafter I returned to Lagos in 1986 to begin a journey to where I am today. I walked the streets of Lagos from 1986 – 1988 until the then military government headed by Gen Ibrahim Babangida set up the National Directorate of Employment, (NDE) to encourage graduates to start their own businesses. I got a loan of N27,500, using my NYSC discharge Certificate and my Degree Certificate as collateral at 9% interest rate. I set up a Restaurant Business in Western Avenue, Lagos and hit an instant success. While doing this business, I spread my nets also to the auto spare parts market in Lawanson, Surulere where my brother thrives as a very successful importer. I opened a shop there and got a boy to take charge of the business. From there, I entered into Auto dealership in Western Avenue Surulere. I paid back that loan in full and collected back my certificates.

In 1995, I wrote my first book, Igbos: 25 Years After Biafra. I also established National Vision Newspapers in 1997. In 1999, I wrote my second book: Heroes of Democracy. In 2004 I co-authored 2007: The IBB Option with my good friend, Peter Claver Oparah. One thing led to another. I became an opinion molder, a public commentator, political analyst, writer and an advocate of the peoples’ cause. I bought my first car in 1990 and became a millionaire in 1995 after launching of my first book.

In 2006, the then Governor of Lagos State, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, made me the pioneer General Manager of the Lagos State Infrastructure & Regulatory Agency (LASIMRA) and I was there for almost 10 years. I served Asiwaju’s government for the remainder of his days as Lagos Governor. I served His Excellency Governor Babatunde Fashola for 8years. In September 2015, His Excellency Governor Akinwunmi Ambode moved me to Wharf Landing Fees Collecting Authority Apapa as Chairman. I became the Publicity Secretary AC, ACN, and APC since late 2006 till date. By the grace of God I have been the Chairman of Conference of APC Publicity Secretaries (CAPS) in Nigeria since 2014.

These positions and exploits have put me in the limelight in Lagos and Nigeria since the early 90s, and God has been kind to me. These offices have opened the doors of the rich and poor to me. They have opened the inner ways,byways, subways, expressways and highways to the corridors of power in Nigeria. I have been connected to the pace setters, policy makers, the movers and shakers of blue chip companies, newsmakers and the powers that be in Lagos. The magic of Lagos, the beauty of Lagos, the dynamics of Lagos, the glory of Lagos, the momentum of Lagos, the capacity, capability and the strength of Lagos touched me in no uncertain terms since 1986 (32years ago) till date…..and still counting.

My sojourn in Lagos for 32 years has also opened my eyes as a historian as to what Lagos has done for my people from South East. Today as I write this Igbo do not have a quarter of what they have in Lagos in the South East in terms of investments. As I write this book, Igbo are the second most populous ethnic group in Lagos. Today, Igbo exert tremendous influence and capacity in Lagos and its success story. Few years back two prominent sons of Nnewi told me in confidence that they did not know they have been wasting their time in Nnewi until they came to Lagos. They said Lagos opened doors for limitless opportunities and endless possibilities. I have seen people come from other parts of Nigeria to hit gold mine in Lagos.

I got married in 1990 and all my five kids are all Lagosians and so are millions of Igbo kids born in Lagos. They have lived most of their lives in Lagos, schooled in Lagos, worked in Lagos, made friends in Lagos and have keyed to the Lagos success story. They know any other place except Lagos. Lagos is their home. This is not limited to Igbo alone but all other ethnic groups and of course Yoruba from outside Lagos. Lagos is a melting pot, a mega city, a cosmopolitan beehive. Lagos controls the heartbeat of Nigeria, its wealth, its influence and its strategic socio-economic and political hub. Lagos changed my thinking and original thoughts, Lagos emboldened me, Lagos motivated me, Lagos challenged me and Lagos made me. I can say no less. This is the story of Lagos, my Lagos. It is still unraveling, not for me alone but millions of other Nigerians, to the glory of God."

As written by a Facebook user

gokuu:
I hope the nnamdi Kanu people are seeing this. The geographic integrity of our nation will not be clallenged.

slyd90:
Those idiots must be high on Osogbo weed

Oblang:
Lol. U think one idiot can just wake up from nowhere and claim he's telling one useless truth and come and brainwash yorubas. Oyo is his case.

brize:
Nnamdi Kanu is really shaking the zoo....... every idiot is begging..........

pls mama Aisha, we at Ariaria Int'l market will like you to address us personally about Biafra............


You are gravely welcomed

erunz:
We are inviting the general public, members of the press and Civil Society Organizations to our peaceful Daily Sit-Out that is scheduled to take place as follows;

August 7th, 0900am at the Unity Fountain Abuja.

August 7th, 11am at the Abuja House, London, United Kingdom.

All participants are expected to be at the venue before 0900am in Abuja and 11am in London to demand for President Muhammadu Buhari’s return to Nigeria and to office or his resignation on the ground of incapacity to execute his functions as the president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

You would recall that the president has been away from the country on a medical tourism in the United Kingdom since May 7th, 2017.

In line with the provisions of Section 40 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria which guarantees the right to peaceful assembly, and in exercise of that right, we have therefore, written a letter to the Police and other relevant security agencies requesting for protection as we exercise our fundamental right as enshrined in the constitution.

God Bless Nigeria.

Signed:

Deji Adeyanju
National Co-Ordinator, Foundation For True Freedom and Good Leadership.

Ariyo-Dare Atoye
Convener, Coalition in Defence of Nigerian Democracy and Constitution (CDNDC)

John Danfulani
Secretary, Concerned Nigerians.

http://www.signalng.com/daily-sit-demand-buharis-impeachment-resignation-begins-abuja-london-mondayutm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

omowolewa:
They said he don repent

brize:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNPzWW3kXVg. love speech by a yoruba

SweetLove0:
Biafrans= "PIGS and IDIOTS

Biafrans= "PIGS and IDIOTS

Biafrans= "PIGS and IDIOTS

Biafrans= "PIGS and IDIOTS

Biafrans= "PIGS and IDIOTS

Biafrans= "PIGS and IDIOTS

Biafrans= "PIGS and IDIOTS

Biafrans= "PIGS and IDIOTS

rlauncher:
Nigeria has again regain her position as Africa's largest economy after losing the position to South Africa when economic recession struck at the outset of the Muhammadu Buhari's administration due to falling oil prices in the international market and civil unrest in the oil producing areas of the Niger -Delta which further crippled oil production hence export from the region. Recent statistics reveals that crude oil account for 95% of Nigeria's foreign earnings though less than 15% of GDP.

Nigeria's GDP as at December 2016 stood at $405bn. Non-oil sectors accounts for more than 85% of Nigeria's GDP, but contributes a miserly 5% to foreign exchange earning. This means that oil generated some $60 bn for Nigeria while the the non-oil sectors generated the rest. We need to do more to increase exports in other sectors of the economy to reduce dependence on oil for forex.

However, Egypt has overtaken South Africa in GDP. Egypt's GDP now stands at $336.3bn (2016) ,while that of South Africa is $294.8 making them second and third respectively in Africa.

Nigeria is now considered as a middle- income country with GDP per capita of $2457.80 and as well as the 21st largest economy in the world.

References:

GDP Nigeria- Google search
www.google.com.ng

Nigeria GDP per capita
www.tradingeconomics.com