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ManMountain:Nothing is chasing anybody, it's just a cultural lifestyle. Igbos by nature are into trade and commerce, and in a lifestyle of trade, the typical thing to do is to move around in search of business opportunities in unconquered territories. That explains why Igbos move around to areas of business. |
Jonathanians wailing up and down all over the place and calling out people who protested under GEJ for not protesting today. Even more than the current biting scarcity, these ones seem more bothered by the fact that GeJ was removed from office for similar failures. But in all of these, you begin to wonder, is there's any chain (visible or invisible), or any juju which ties anyone's hand or mouth from also protesting or complaining about the issues of today? @Op, Is anyone stopping you from protesting?... Abi you no get leg and mouth?.... By the way, those protests were for fuel price increase and not fuel scarcity. |
FACT! - Igbos are the hardest hit by the fuel scarcity due to the massive exodus during the festive season. However, tagging the scarcity as a deliberate move by Buhari to frustrate Igbos?.... Na wa oh!.. Nnia Nwodo is a very intelligent man; I dont believe he said this. |
Bizibi:Sorry man, I wasnt trying to be like you; so I'm lost at wherr you got the 'fake' appendage from. |
Bizibi:Sorry 'adult', I dont mind putting you in your deserved place, in the gutter. Once again, pick your sorry self up, stop dying in my mentions and go get yourself a life. |
Bizibi:If you had a life, you should have stayed in your lane cos everyone cant share your views... Is it by force for Obaiala to join you in your stuping hatred for the man in aso rock?.... Someone on the thread accused Soyinka of not coming out to protest fuel scarcity and I responded accordingly to the person. And then you deliver your frustrated self into my mentions spitting emptiness about Soyinka and PMB, but now you claim Soyinka isnt your problem. So why the hell did you quote me since you obviously were ignorant of what I was talking about?.... Oh sorry I forgot, you're just one jobless attention seeking pleb who's obsessed with me and feels frustrated that I dont share your senseless hate obsession. Look here boy, just save yourself the stress and go dump yourself in the lagoon. |
Bizibi:Mr Man, take your frustrated soul elsewhere please. You sit you lazy ass down and call out an 80 year old man who's been protesting for you since 1960s to still protest for you a youth in 2017, and you think I'm a sycophant for pointing out how daft your logic is? If it pains you so much that there are those who dont share you daft views, kindly go snuff out your life and let me be. |
duwdu:Yeah but the way things are going, with David Mark already in court, do you really thinks there's any chance of recovering those properties?.. I doubt. |
Bizibi:You are better thqn only your father... You obviously dont have any reasonable thing to churn out of your skull besides trolling people for their choices... Kindly fucck off my mentions you frustrated pleb! |
Bizibi:Keep sitting behind your phone/PC facebooking, instagraming and snapchatting while you wait for an over 80 year old grandpa to fight for you. |
VP's probably holding a hard drive, not every square device is powerbank. But governor buying fuel at black market, hian!! Even Fayose too.. ![]()
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I doubt those properties can ever be recovered. A law should simply be passed to prevent such anomalies from re-occuring in future. |
Nigerian youths are expecting an octogenarian Soyinka to come protest for them in 2017... |
One man's loss, another man's gain. |
modik:Go back and read through the conversation; maybe if you spared a second of your time to understand the conversation, you wouldnt jump into needless conclusions and be asking me this. |
See all these unsolicited advisers shouting go and marry, go and marry! as if to say Rita begged anyone she wanted to get married. |
1nigeriamyfoot:Take the lead pls... |
Bizibi:I dont doubt you that pointless criticism existed then, but kindly point out the upside down criticism from me (Obailala) please. Thanks |
bluetrails7:Every govt since 1999 has been promising to fix the refineries and build new ones. Your theory about Dangote being the reason why the current govt is also failing to fix the refineries (just like every other govt before it failed) is an empty theory. |
Bizibi: 1nigeriamyfoot:There are many things to criticise, but that doesnt mean you shouldnt apply common sense when criticising. Yes there's fuel scarcity and that's a bad thing, but if you guys had anything in your skulls before jumping to silly conclusions, you would have understood my comment was referring to people who alluded there was no fuel scarcity in Nigeria before 2015. |
HIGHESTPOPORI:You sit down and expect a crown to just be placed in your head without a fight?... or sorry, you expect people to fight for a prize, win the prize, and then carry the prize and place in your hands?.. nke iji bu kwanu onye? How does your comment even correlate with what I mentioned above?... Rochas (Igbo APC) said he will fight for his party man Senator Uwa (Igbo APC) to replace Ekweremmadu (PDP) as DSP. Oga Bishop accuses Rochas of being anti-Igbo for having such a wish. How does this correlate with your comment above? |
bluetrails7:Bro, leave all these needless and watery conspiracy theories. This isnt the first time Nigeria is facing a fuel scarcity and Dangote only started his refinery in 2014. The problrm is that we have soooo many greedy Nigerians who would stop at nothing to sabotage Nigeria's progress just for their own little profits; you can start with the NUPENG who started a strike 2 weeks to Christmas (when they know their services are most needed). The list also trickles down to petroleum marketters and distributors from the top down to the filling station owners who always sabotage supply at these periods in order to make more profits. |
Chukazu:Yes I would have preferred Nigeria to stay neutral in things like this but the fact is that it didnt. But then again, I see no reason why you have to start lamenting about it being an Islamic agenda by the FG; several other non-Islamic countries towed the same line. |
denice1:Kindly shut up there and shove your 'he is a man of God' mental slavery in the bin. I asked you to help me rationalise the meaning of the statement by the Bishop who alleged that Rochas wishing to replace Ekwerrrmadu (Igbo PDP) with Uwajumogu (Igbo APC) is ANTI-IGBO." If you cant give an answer to the simple logical question, then kindly hold your peace and stop bringing any form of spirituality into this cos it has absolutely nothing to do with spirituality but just politics. |
NoBetterNigeria:Minus the insults, the point the guy you quoted made was in response to the people ignorantly asserting that "there was never fuel scarcity in the past but people removed gej, and now there's scarcity." |
Leke001:Anyone stopping you from talking? |
Gombs:There are over 180million Nigerians but yet you're only interested in what some people who tweeted against govt in the past have to say today. Dont you have hands? Is there any juju tying your own fingers from tweeting yours today?... |
I'm yet to understand why people keep digging up old tweets of this nature and posting them as news today. Abeg is anyone tying anyone's finger and stopping them from tweeting similar tweets today? |
Bishop Chukwuma is certaintly a card carrying PDP member who's just obsessed with APC being in power in Imo; he's also probably under the payroll of Ekweremmadu. This was proven about 2 years ago when he vehemently attacked Rochas of being anti-Igbo and threatened to join IPOB protests simply because Rochas wished Senator Uwajumogu (Imo APC) replaces Ekweremmadu (Enugu PDP) as deputy senate president. How on earth can an Igbo senator (apc) replacing another Igbo senator (pdp) be termed anti-Igbo? |
Chukazu:Stop being an obsessed anti buhati/Christian vs Muslim fanatic, it's beginning to eat into your ability to apply common sense and it makes you sound no different from the very thing you accuse buhari of. 128 frontline world countries voted against the resolution; going by your wisdom, those 128 countries are also pushing for Islamic agenda just like your buhari right? Is Nigeria more secular than those 128 countries? |
adetayo234:Yes oo! the over 100 countries that voted against including UK, Germany, France, Japan, Switzerland, South Africa, SKorea etc are also Islamic caliphates led by Islamists trying to promote their Islamic agenda. Where has common sense really gone to? |
There's nothing saggy about those tits... Nigeria's just full of bad belle souls. |
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Since when did your govt say the refineries would be fixed? Just answer this simple question and silence me please