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Politics › Re: Online Petition Supporting Buhari Suppasses Rival In 24 Hours (photos) by obailala(m): 12:54am On Jan 04, 2016
Hahahaha... things like this restore my hope in the future of Nigeria. No matter the plans of the evil ones, no weapon fashioned against Nigeria's progress by anyone from any part of the country or beyond shall ever prosper. These evil ones can keep wishing evil for Nigeria all because they hate the president or because they fear the consequences of their actions may soon catch up with them but then, all the evil they wish and pray for will only return to their own heads.

Naijeria ga dimma!
Celebrities › Re: Olamide's Eni Duro Vs Headies 2015 Saga by obailala(m): 7:30pm On Jan 03, 2016
solotutu:
Thanks mehn. Just came up wit it yesterday.


i doubt. His response was childish and a contrast to his 'my silence oozes maturity' mode. Not taking sides, just wanna see how this all turns out.
There's absolutely nothing childish about his response, I would rather say it was unnecessary because he really hit far below the belt with that short statement. And yeah, he doesnt need to make any further statements, if he does, that is what would make it childish.
Celebrities › Re: Olamide's Eni Duro Vs Headies 2015 Saga by obailala(m): 6:21pm On Jan 03, 2016
Truth is, the response of don jazzy on that stage was a 'fatality.' Jazzy doesnt need to make any other response on this issue.
Christianity Etc › Re: Reasons Why We Sleep Through Church Service But Stay Awake For A 3 Hour Movie by obailala(m): 5:17pm On Jan 03, 2016
The reason why people sleep in church is cos the service is boring and likely just a monotonous repetition.

That's also the same reason why people sleep in boring school lectures or seminars; It's not everthing that must be given a complex and twisted spiritual explanation like the Op has done.
Politics › Re: Let's Sign Online Petition Asking PMB To Resign Or Obey Court Orders by obailala(m): 3:16pm On Jan 03, 2016
PassingShot:
What is your target figure?

10,000 or 1,000,000. 10,000,000 or 50,000,000?

Then what next after you get your target figure?

Waiting for your reply ....................
Sometimes I wonder what these wailers want and I wonder how they even think. They still think we are in election period and even an election they couldnt win via the polls, they want to win via online petition, it's pathetic grin

I just wonder if this is how these lot will keep weeping and wailing daily till 2019, after which they would continue till 2023. The whole episodes used to be annoying but it's now getting more and more amusing as the days go bye. I think I would also sign the silly petition to give them more hope that they have numbers grin
Politics › Re: #tyrantbuhary Gone Bad For The Wailers by obailala(m): 2:02pm On Jan 03, 2016
If arresting goats that have been eating national yams is what makes Buhari a tyrant, then may we be ruled by a tyrants till the end of time.
Politics › Re: It Is Nigeria Chief Judge That Should Resign Not Buhari by obailala(m): 10:46am On Jan 03, 2016
dazdilijae:
You get it all wrong my friend, no one says the looters should go free but do it according to the law. Why arrest when you don't have the needed evidence to jail or convict? If our security and crime fighting agents do a good job the judiciary won't give bails but when. You don't have enough evidence you resort to dis obeying court orders.
Everyone know Tinubu is a criminal but the evidence to convict him was not available when he was taken to CCB so he was released. That's the rule of law. The president should never had opened his mouth on the issue because he is not the EFCC or DSS by given flesh to the action he has spoil the case.
No matter how many charges levelled against them if the evidence is not available no Judge would convict dem.
Today it's the big names and once they succeed in doing the splitting your neighbour you had a fight with would sue you for fighting then when you are bailed arrest you for assault after that re arrest you for injures to his eye during the fight.
What is wrong is wrong there is no short cuts to winning the anti corruption war. If laws have to be amended the executives should draft the bill and send to the NASS not act like he is all in all.
The last time I checked the constitution still say everyone is innocent till found guilty by a court of law so if one is innocent by law no amount of media/ public crucifixion can change that. It is better to save an innocent life than redress a wrong after death.
Even our lord Jesus Christ was crucified because the high class accused him and used their powers to spread the falsehood and the people shouted crucify him based on what they were informed today billions of people are worshipping his name (not comparing. Just a lesson)
Lesson: not all sound is Noise but all noise are sound. Let the law take its proper cause.
The law that has someone who steals billions and ruins millions of lives go home freely with a slap on the wrist fine of less than a million?.... meanwhile maggi thieves spend 20 years in prison awaiting trial and the lucky ones get tried and sentenced to 10 years for stealing maggi or indomie?.... Is that law?.. is that justice?... if that's what rule of law is, then Bleep the rule of law.

I am in total support of the latest strategy being used in prosecuting these 'untouchable' thieves. Enough is enough of these big thieves spending the money they stole from Nigerians in hiring super lawyers who will always manipulate constitutional loopholes and set them free. Besides, you keep saying 'disobeying court orders,' do you really think the FG doesnt know what it's doing?... do you really think they dont have legal backing for their actions?
Politics › Re: It Is Nigeria Chief Judge That Should Resign Not Buhari by obailala(m): 2:24am On Jan 03, 2016
dazdilijae:
If. Contract splitting is wrong then splitting criminal charges is wrong too. Which other charge do they wanna bring up again? Murder?
Kindly point out where it's written in the constitution that criminal charge splitting is wrong?.... I'm sure you guys are really happy thinking Buhari doesnt know what he's going?.... I really love the way the FG is silent over these trending allegations regarding flouting of court orders.

Just the same way the rich who stole billions have manupulated the loopholes in the constitution to get only a slap on the wrist using their superpowerful legal teams, the FG under Buhari has now stepped up its game by exploiting those same constitutional loopholes to hound the devilish treasury looters to the greatest dismay of the supporters and sympathizers of these devils. Haven't you ever wondered the role of legal luminaries like Prof Itse Sagay as Buhari's legal adviser on the war against corruption?...
Politics › Re: This Is How And Where To Vote In Buhari Online Petition by obailala(m): 2:13am On Jan 03, 2016
These people lost via general elections, now they want to vote via Change.org. grin Whrn would these guys just realise that elections are actually over?

I remember when Buhari won basically all the online election polls and their typical comment was, "Buhari would win only in the internet and would be president of Nigeria online." Now these same people want to impeach Buhari online. grin
Politics › Re: It Is Nigeria Chief Judge That Should Resign Not Buhari by obailala(m): 1:33am On Jan 03, 2016
Lordave:
You guys are easily carried away by emotions in whatever Buhari does.

Granting Dasuki bail is not a big deal, it's just a court order to let him enjoy some freedom until when proven guilty of the accused crime and not clearing him of any charge at all.
Why can't you APC warriors understand this simple issue?
After he was freed, the DSS re-arrested him for another crime. What's so difficult to understand in that simple situation?
Politics › Re: See People's Reactions To PMB Alleged Tyranny Attitude by obailala(m): 12:26am On Jan 03, 2016
plendil:
ITs unfortunate things have turned out like this. I for one don't support PMB's flouting the court's order, but the outcry over his decision smacks of unbridled hypocrisy.

Why is it that we can't be this vocal when it comes to fighting corruption, for instance?
Cos its bloody Jonathanians who are still yet to realise that elections are long over, these are the people making these comments. By their names we can sniff them out.
Politics › Re: Online Petition Asking Buhari To Resign Gathers Momentum by obailala(m): 10:45pm On Jan 02, 2016
Splashme:
[size=15pt]This is the worst Nigerian president so far.
Nigeria has never been this worse off
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Over 100 likes from pained Jonathanians who still can't accept the reality that GEJ is gone for good and Buhari will be their president till 2023 grin
Celebrities › Re: FUNNY MEME'S On The Don Jazzy , Olamide , Headies Saga by obailala(m): 5:19pm On Jan 02, 2016
Politics › Re: Buhari Is Not God And We Will Not Worship Him, PDP Replies APC by obailala(m): 5:03pm On Jan 02, 2016
helpee:
honestly this is a time for sober reflection. A govt that talked down on the whole Igbo race on national TV after telling them earlier they were part of the 5 percent that wont benefit from his govt. Yet these are the most industrious tribe in nigeria whose expertise in trade is similar to chinese. if properly harnessed, the igbo race can contribute significantly to our technological advancement. To make the matter worse, the ruling party is now issuing warning to opposition parties they wont tolerate further criticism of the govt. The people usually make the maximum ruler that comes back to haunt them through their silence. the youth should challenge this apc govt....if not for anything but for opposition to thrive. call me a wailer.
And how did the govt talk down the whole Igbo race? .... That the president dismisses a flawed ideology of persecution complex, victim mentality and 'I am the only one suffering in Nigeria,' how does that translate into talking down on an entire race?
Politics › Re: Buhari Is Not God And We Will Not Worship Him, PDP Replies APC by obailala(m): 4:59pm On Jan 02, 2016
anticabal1:
I just successfully smoked you out from your 'i'm Igbo' hole with your comment. Keep up with the self-deceit, even you, do not believe your lies. cheesy
You are nobody in the scheme of things especially as it concerns my life. So what you believe or not believe is absolutely irrelevant.
Politics › Re: Buhari Is Not God And We Will Not Worship Him, PDP Replies APC by obailala(m): 4:34pm On Jan 02, 2016
anticabal1:
Honestly i pity the one nigeria igbos who can't seem to understand that buhari is out to destroy Igbos because from the abundance of the mind, the mouth speaketh. Buhari has sinister plans for the east and the must m
not never let it's guard down and pretend all is well like egift, abagworo, obailala and others who claim to be igbo are doing.
Buhari is not God, he is just a man and he has every right and good reasons to have a deep resentment for the Igbos because of the unbelievable level of animosity Igbos openly had for him before and even after the election. But then, just like he said in his 5% speech, he is bound by the constitution to be the president of all Nigerians, so development will definitely get to every region. As a matter of fact, one of his first orders just weeks after assuming leadership was for the Owerri airport to be upgraded to an international cargo airport.

Now it is left to you and other buhari-hating Igbos to keep hating the man because one false oracle keeps ringing it in your head that buhari is responsible for all the problems of Igbos, I think he's already used to it and has learnt to ignore this senseless hate and accusations which even started before power was handed over to him. As a matter of fact, it is the daily renewed irrational and childish hate Igbos like yourself keep pouring out on him that may get into his brain and push him to damn the constitution and completely omit the SE from his developmental maps. You can keep hating him as if he's the one that marginalised the SE since the past 16 years; afterall, thats what a lot of 'enlightened' Igbos like yourself believe courtesy Nnamdi kanu and Co, that a Buhari who took over government 7months ago and who hasnt even signed a single developmental contract is responsible for marginalisation of Igboland, keep hating and let's see how far this hate benefits your life.
Politics › Re: See What Olamide Did Inside Headies Green Room (photos). by obailala(m): 4:09pm On Jan 02, 2016
But if the awards were won based on public votes, what exactly is the reason for this anger?...
Politics › Re: BREAKING NEWS: Massive Protest Underway In Aba Now by obailala(m): 2:57pm On Jan 02, 2016
These Aba people just love protests more than everything else in this life grin cheesy
Politics › Re: I Didn't Apologise To Buhari, Jonathan, Igbo Elders- Nnamdi Kalu (daily Sun) by obailala(m): 11:36am On Jan 02, 2016
What kind of confusuon is tgis?
Politics › Re: South East May Actually Been Marginalized; See Raesons by obailala(m): 11:32am On Jan 02, 2016
anticabal1:
and the obailala guy is supposed to be Igbo oo, all these phantom igbos go kee person. hahaha
I am an efulefu... abi no be so una talk am? grin
Politics › Re: Continuous Detention Of Nnamdi Kanu And Dasuki: Did FG Flout Any Law? by obailala(m): 2:27am On Jan 02, 2016
mandax:
Protest for Biafra restarted during Obasanjo civilian administration, around the time twelve northern Nigeria states adopted the use of Sharia criminal justice system. You don't kniow anything that pushes people for Biafra now. You are like Barca. You either think it's because Ijaw man lost election or that Nyamiri want colonize SS - na lies.
You are not Igbo, if by any chance you are, you are efulefu.
Thanks, I am an efulefu; i have heard that a million times and I now believe it.
Politics › Re: South East May Actually Been Marginalized; See Raesons by obailala(m): 2:12am On Jan 02, 2016
LadyExcellency:
Stop deceiving yourself and accept the fact that the marginaliztion of Southeast is not only systematic but premeditated.

How much was budgeted for rehabilitation of Ijaaw militants in 2016? N30 billion.

You see, there is no sugarcoating of the fact that the issues affecting what Southeast gets arouses envy, strife and hatred by other regions hence the unity in badmouthing the region. Ask them to support 2nd Niger Bridge and see pure antagonism and flimsy excuses why it shouldn't be and some will even ask SE Governors to pickup the bills.

Even common Enugu "pseudo" international airport is being sabotaged hence the hatred on Stella Oduah.

Accept the reality, Southeast is marginalized.


**NB: I just read your submissions on this thread and see that you are a frustrated and insecure bigot. Thank you for wasting my valuable time responding to a savage.
Lol... Did I hear someone say 'frustrated'?... Anyway, regarding the reality you painted, I do not disagree with you that about the SE being marginalised, but I only want to make it clear that the SS, SW, middle-belt and every other region of Nigeria is also marginalised but maybe in different ways. The culprits are the elite rulers and these elite culprits also include south-easterners.

The other day, a shuttle bus wasn't present at the Enugu airport, and it was reported by a group of SE stakeholders as a 'deliberate sabotage' against Igbos. Igbo youths (at least on this forum) swallowed the delicious news without questions and added that to their compiled list of 'systematic and premeditated' marginalisations against Igbos. I no longer have doubts that this is now simply what Igbos like to hear so their hearts are always open to swallow such stories. Once a person in authority fails in his/her duties either due to greed or incompetence, they easily deflect the blame from themselves by alleging 'sabotage against Igbos' and of course, it is exactly what our people want to hear so we swallow it instantly.

Just weeks ago it was reported that common airstairs were unavailable at Bauchi airport and passengers had to board and disembark from a plane using NEPA ladders. I thank God that didn't happen in the SE because my brothers and sisters would have also added that to their compiled list of 'systematic and premeditated' marginalisations against Igbos; afterall, it is what we love to hear. Our brains have been configured from childhood to view the world in this way.

Finally, everybody is entitled to believe what they want to believe. So feel free to keep living in your paranoid delusion and keep hating everyone else for the failure of your leaders.
Politics › Re: No Tribe Is Marginalised In Nigeria Fr Mbaka - Dailypost by obailala(m): 1:17am On Jan 02, 2016
xtropy:
You're simply wasting your time. If there is any misguided and brainwashed fellow it is people like you who are concerned about their selfish ends and can sell their birthright for a mess of porridge.

vicenzo:
[b]That was and remain the policy upon which one Nigeria was built, economic and political strangulation of Igboland was the agenda of the "victors". 

Whenever you see an Igbo man shouting one Nigeria, 3 things are involved:

1. He is mentally slow and should in that case be forgiven.

2. He has selfish interests to protect in Nigeria, it doesn't matter if the rest of his people burns and are denigrated, as one Nigeria must be preserved to serve his selfish interests, which might range from political, emotional( love) , economic and other senseless interests

3. He has no knowledge of his Igbo history. You know they don't teach history in Nigerian schools. His Nigerian education system failed him, and worst still, his parents failed him, for not teaching him about the history of his people. He ultimately gets to learn the history of his people through outsiders and detractors, and of course the version of history they give him is a false one albeit anti- Igbo, so he develops self hate for himself and his group. We have many of them on NL. This happens more to Igbos born and raised in Lagos and other non Igbo parts of Nigeria.

Any mentally stable, unselfish Igbo man who knows the history of Igbo people in Nigeria, is innately Biafran to the core.

He might disagree with methods used by Igbo groups to achieve Biafra, but he is never pro Nigerian, Never!
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Thanks you very much bro, but I am very pro-Nigerian. You can call me mentally slow or unstable or whatever you want to but I remain pro-Nigeria and I refused to be deceived by the Biafran shenanigan. My only concern is the realisation of true federalism. You and your ilk can keep hating, insulting and accusing everyone else but yoursleves, but I pray I would be alive to see how that would benefit your lives in the next 50 years.
Politics › Re: No Tribe Is Marginalised In Nigeria Fr Mbaka - Dailypost by obailala(m): 1:10am On Jan 02, 2016
xtropy:
What kind of wicked lies is this guy always fabricating and propagating against the Igbos just because they seek self-determination?

Let me make it clear to you and your backers: your mission is DOA.
If you like, you can keep deluding yourself about how 'others' are responsible for Igbo problems and how things will miraculously turn around once Igbos break away, but I'm sorry to tell you this, even your grand children would be Nigerians.
Politics › Re: No Tribe Is Marginalised In Nigeria Fr Mbaka - Dailypost by obailala(m): 1:02am On Jan 02, 2016
xtropy:
It's in vain for you to still carry your propaganda against Igbos into 2016. Can't you see that your previous propaganda have failed? It is not working and can't work.

For the sake of emphasis: what Igbos desire is a separate existence from parasites, treasury looters, never-do-wells and imperialists.
Let it sink fast. But if you think otherwise try carry out your campaign in Igboland and see if it won't boomerang.
Just the same way a lot of dubious characters have taken it upon themselves to brainwash my people to hate and fight their neighbours, I see it as my duty to enlighten anyone I can not to fall for this divisive decade long ruse. And yes, I dont have to carry out my campaign on the streets filled with gullible brainwashed fellows because I will definitely be mobbed. If educated ones like yourself can be gullible enough to fall deeply for this age long petty propaganda of 'the world is persecuting Igbos,' how much more the uneducated hungry street urchins?

Also for the sake of emphasis, the parasites, treasury looters and never-do-wells also live amongst us as our brothers, fathers and children and it is plain silly for anyone to think a separation will miraculously change this fact. Still for the sake of emphasis, Nigeria is not going to be balkanised; if you hate being called a Nigerian, you can migrate to Cameroon, but Nigeria shall not lose an inch of its land in the process.
Politics › Re: No Tribe Is Marginalised In Nigeria Fr Mbaka - Dailypost by obailala(m): 12:40am On Jan 02, 2016
oilykid:
Igbos are only those who openly critise their leaders when they fail to deliver unlike other leaders..from Theodore orji,chimaroke,elechi and others, they been always critised both online and offline..
Igbos are one the major tribe in this country that have sacrificed enough for it..they have made this country proud both at home and at abroad and for that,being a major stake holder in this Nigerian project they deserve a city with lots of federal govt presence just as Lagos or abuja.....
The reason why Lagos has federal presence is clear, it was a former FCT. The reason Abuja has federal presence is obvious, it is the FCT. Are you by any means suggesting that the federal capital of Nigeria be rotated to a SE city in order to appease Igbos?.... Are you aware there are actually over 200 distinct tribes in Nigeria that will also need to be appeased in similar manner?.... Can you give me a justification why the SE deserves the FCT now more than the SS which has single handedly fed the entire nation for 50 years with attendant environmental pollution in their lands?

All all our military schools and defence headquarters are located in the north with non in the east
Just about all the military schools and training institutions are in Kaduna. So am I right if I say the entire north-east, north-central, south-west and south-south are also marginalised in this regard?.... Emancipate yourself from mental slavery bro! Stop swallowing everything and every ideology you are indoctrinated with even though you were born into it. I'm sure you are educated and enlightened, open your eyes properly and see the big picture, stop focusing on a microscopic level and being petty. There is a general failure of government across the entire nation; stop deceiving yourself or allowing yourself to be deceived that only Igbos are suffering from this. Face your leaders and you will get a better bargain.

...tell me any federal company in the east just as we ajaokuta steel industry in kogi that should HV been located in Onitsha when Onitsha deserves it because of its numerous industries..is that not marginalization brohuh huh
Huh?... Are you for real? shocked Can you please tell me why Onitsha deserves the Steel plant more than Ajaokuta?.... Is it that we have more raw materials such as Iron Ore in onitsha or is it that Onitsha has more land to site such a massive steel city?.... What exactly is your basis for this late evening wisdom that Ajaokuta steel plant should have better been located at onitsha or in fact, anywhere in the SE?

Talking about federal presence per states and regions, besides the Ajaokuta steel plant in Kogi, what federal presence is in the entire middle-beltan states of Nigeria?... Are you aware Anambra has the Metallurgical Training Institute and also Nnamdi Azikiwe University?.... What federal presence is in Kogi besides the Steel Plant which has never worked since its construction in the 80's till date?.. But yet you think the plant should be moved from Kogi to Anambra?... If this is not selfishness please tell me what it is?

By the way, the Ajaokuta steel plant has never produced anything since construction till date and I've never heard of the Kogi people complain of tribal marginalisation. But I can swear with my life that if it was located in Anambra, some gullible ones would have been singing all over the place of how the FG allowed the plant to die because it is in Igbo land.

My only advice to you is, Emancipate yourself from mental slavery!
Politics › Re: South East May Actually Been Marginalized; See Raesons by obailala(m): 12:15am On Jan 02, 2016
LadyExcellency:
Southeast was bombed and leveled to stone-age during the civil war and an agreement for reconstruction was signed in 1970 by FG and it is still being awaited till today.

Northeast is being terrorized by bokoharam and many of their infrastructures destroyed, the government just borrowed $2.1 billion from world bank for its reconstruction even before the war has ended. Consequently, committee has just been setup for its realization.

Instead of rebuilding Southeast after the civil war, Abuja was built in the North while the Third Mainland Bridge, the National Theatre, the international airport, and so on, were built in the West.

Now tell me when the reconstruction and rehabilitation of Southeast will commence as signed by FG in 1970 after the war.
Is that the marginalisation you talk about?... Not rebuilding infrastructure after 45 years?... By the help of God, have Igbos not been able to rebuild and even surpass other regions of the nation in terms of human and capital development?... Taking away Lagos which was a former FCT and which is being developed by individual nigerians from all tribes, and taking away Abuja which is the current FCT, which region in Nigeria is better than the SE?

In terms of marginalisation, is the SE more marginalised by the SS?... With the exception of Lagos and Abuja, can you kindly point out anywhere in Nigeria which clearly and conspicuously has more federal presence to warrant this constant lamentation of marginalisation of SE?
Politics › Re: South East May Actually Been Marginalized; See Raesons by obailala(m): 12:05am On Jan 02, 2016
BiafranAvatar:
Lemme make this clear... The worst sickness is living in deceit and denial...



Southeast only know their internal problem... Our headache is all we know not their so called stomach ulcer
Then kindly clarify that the problem is a failure of government to deliver on its responsibilities. Stop fanning the embers of discord by continuously claiming that the whole of Nigeria is out to oppress Igbos. Say it as it is and stop being divisive.
Politics › Re: South East May Actually Been Marginalized; See Raesons by obailala(m): 12:02am On Jan 02, 2016
sanmibukunmi:
lol bro take it easy on them......


personally I want them to go.
I am from the SE myself and we are not going anywhere, sorry! You know what they say about empty vessels making the loudest noise?... Don't let yourself be deceived by the noise you hear from some of these empty vessels online, they do not make up the larger population of Igbos.
Politics › Re: Continuous Detention Of Nnamdi Kanu And Dasuki: Did FG Flout Any Law? by obailala(m): 11:57pm On Jan 01, 2016
hansad:
Listen to the video from where you count terrorism charges against Kanu. In that video, a woman asked Kanu what he needed the arms and bullets he solicited for.
Kanu's Response: He sated clearly that the arms and bullets he was soliciting for were for the defence of their members being killed by Nigeria's soldiers. He added that Buhari ordered the shooting of MASSOB members.

He even went further to cite the MASSOB members killed by Nigeria's soldiers while the Anambra state governor kept mute. Did he mention anywhere that he was asking for arms to declare war against Nigeria? No!!

Evil people like you whose brains have been damaged by the smell of crude oil in the Nigerdelta can never comprehend issues before they jump to a conclusion.

Evil people like you wouldn't care a hoot if govt soldiers killed unarmed people asking to have a new country from Nigeria - a request that is legitimate.
My comment was only trying to point out why I think the FG had not broken any court order by 'RE-ARRESTING' kanu and Dasuki. However regarding your comment, I am an Igbo man myself and I do not want to go to any confused new nation which is being brewed by emotionally unstable youths who are angry over election results, hence my very sharp opposition to this Nnamdi Kanu and his madness. A nation cannot be built based on such impulses, only a chaotic contraption can be gotten out of such emotions.

As for your defence of Kanu based on the video evidence, there are countless incriminating videos in circulation besides the one you referred to however I think that matter should bedecided by the courts.
Politics › Re: South East May Actually Been Marginalized; See Raesons by obailala(m): 11:48pm On Jan 01, 2016
xtropy:
What Igbos simply want is a separate existence from parasites, treasury looters and never-do-wells. Let that fact sink fast.
Igbos are also fully involved as parasites, treasury looters and never-do-wells. Enough of this sickening holier-than-thou madness and superiority-complex mentality. And yeah, Igbos are not going anywhere, if you want to leave Nigeria, you can go to Cameroon but you aren't leaving with a single inch of Nigerian land.
Politics › Re: South East May Actually Been Marginalized; See Raesons by obailala(m): 11:44pm On Jan 01, 2016
Bryan37:
Can u tell me why Port harcourt cannot be a commodity port

It was b4 d war, but dey refused to lift d Embargo after d war
Dat lead to d decay, but if enough dredging and infrastructural repairs is done on ds port
It can boost d economy of both SS nd SE and also decongest Lagos
But
D plan to keep Igbo man has clouded dem ll.
Can you also tell me why all the textile mills in the north are dead?.... You know it would greatly boost the economy of some northern states and reduce their parasitic nature on nigeri delta oil?... but I suppose these mills were killed to keep northerners down?

The groundnut pyramids were also killed deliberately to keep the northern economy down and ensure the northerners remain parasitic right?

Can you please also tell me why the multi-billion dollar Ajaokuta Steel plant in Kogi state built since the 80's has not produced a single steel billet till date?... I suppose it was also a plan to keep the middle-beltans down?

Wake up from your 45 years old sleep bro... The problem is a failure of leadership and it affects everybody and every region. You are free to keep enslaving yourself mentally by believing Igbos are the main target of this general failure of leadership.

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