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[quote author=Texas.Cowgirl]So?

I've been banned by Ikenna numerous time on this thread for breaking one of those 21 rules.

Your case aint any different[/quote]When you abuse people right or use multiple IDs?

[quote author=Texas.Cowgirl]Clearly breaking rule #15

Ikenna, are you going to ignore this?[/quote]It's a complaint section!

Pataki: There is no hatred here. Stop being paranoid. Or are you saying the likes of Ojukwu who clearly used the word: 'ibo' are propagating hatred against your tribe? Or that an Igbo dude who chose to call himself OMO IBO is propagating hatred against his own tribe and people?

Wake up and smell the coffee. 'Ibo' is a term that has been used historically and will not fade away either now or even tomorrow.

This is why I do not take kindly to any MOD using the power of moderation to threaten me on this forum over a word that has been used historically.

... so was Yar.iba used historically but has now been auto-corrected to Yoruba on NL. So why not Ibo?
I have to use a dot because it couldn't let me use Yar.iba. Why is that and Ibo is freely used?

The people said we are not Ibo and so be it.

Pataki: I have equally gone further to report your comment. I hope the superMOD and the respective Admins (Seun and Mukina), would give you a word of caution.

I have reported you as making a threat to a member of the forum.

They say when you fight corruption, corruption fights back.
Keep it up bro, fight for your right to propagate hate.

When some people say 'Republic of Niger Delta', I'll just laugh.
Until they understand that the fake 'Niger Delta' cannot run away with a large chunk of Igbos, then they will start to take another look at it; maybe the two regions are actually inseparable.

They can say 'Republic of Ijawland' or 'Republic of Edoland', then fine but 'Republic of Niger Delta' ?? Not in this world.

dayokanu: Attache by force in action the generation of leeches

foaming in the mouth again?

This one na permission to stare as you like.

jackbauersballs:
Stop your BS

If I called you Ibo to your face, will you commit suicide?

If you dare call me Ibo, the only thing that will save you is that we are not in an alley.

masu: Long awaited dream of the MB.

We realy need a strong group to join so that fulanis will be buried forever.

Let the integration continue faster.

Eastern NC are welcome. We are in it for good.

^^^

who cares what Alh Haram thinks.

@ OP, any proposals yet?

eko ilee: Things to do.

C. Slow down traffic on NL by not starting new threads

D. By non participating or contributing to new and old threads on NL

Where did you come from?
Where you rejected in the other forum?

BlackPikiN: While thanking Governor Uduaghan for been a good host, the Governors stated, “the South-South and South-East Governors agreed on economic and political integration of the old Eastern and Midwestern regions now the South-South and South-East and pledged to strengthen cooperation across the board with particular focus on development of infrastructure linking the region, particularly federal roads.”

Welcome back my beloved country.

Alh Haram will have a sleepless night tonight.

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berem: I wonder where this new brotherly love between the SS and SE will lead to. Am watching with keen interest.

Yes brotherly and have always been that way because the regions lived together for ages interacting with one another as one and became a country together before we were joined with people we don't know.

FreeGlobe: “the South-South and South-East Governors agreed on economic and political integration of the old Eastern and Midwestern regions now the South-South and South-East and pledged to strengthen cooperation across the board with particular focus on development of infrastructure linking the region, particularly federal roads.”

SE/SS is not a new thing, the regions were a country.



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[quote author=Texas.Cowgirl]Are you voting on merit or are you voting based on ethnicity?[/quote]Merit is on my mind but my priority now is to put these people where they belong, period.

GEJ is not from my tribe.

[quote author=Texas.Cowgirl]The same GEJ that promised to step down after his first term?


How could sane Nigerians support an incompetent liar?


Aso rock money don sweet am die, im no wan step down again


Nigerians deserve their condition, for real[/quote]Whatever that will put the North where they belong is acceptable.
They need to face reality and come down from their high horse.

After all, Nigeria is in a mess today not because of GEJ but by the actions of the previous leaders of whom the majority were Northerners.

Whoever that possesses more gun shall win the war.

That is the 12th commandment.

Seun: If you post your email address on a public thread, you will be spammed. It has little to do with the email you signed up with.

I just want to change my previous email to a new one but that cannot be done because it keeps saying "You need to verify your new email address before it is changed. Continue editing your profile"

payless: No one is selecting Governor in Lagos State. The Present Governor does have his preferences but it is up to the people who vote to decide. Even in the U.S, incumbents always prefer someone to succed them but it is up to the masses to decide who becomes Governor.

Up to the people to decide ACN will always win in Lagos!

Let him select a Christian or rather let him select both a Christian and a Muslim and let the people decide in a primary.

[quote author=na2day!]Any group of people that hides under the veil of ethnicity and religion to chose their leaders instead of competence are doomed!
Religion or tribe is inconsequential so far, the development that people wants to see is apparent!
I'd rather make sheik makthoum, the sheik of Dubai the president of Nigeria, if he will make Nigeria like Dubai (FYI, many of our brothers, especially from the east are there hustling and they are not complaining about the religion), rather than Good luck Jonathan whose destiny is to make Nigeria , another somalia

My point is this: religion and ethnicity does not matter, in as much as the development we crave is there for all to see ![/quote]... but the people are not choosing. The Muslim leader is being selected by previous Muslim leaders.

Prof Corruption: You folks continue to engage in a lost cause. Religion is not a factor in SW politics and no matter how hard you try to turn it to a willing tool of division, failure is rest assured for such effort.

The key factors are qualification, past record and potential for performance. How does religion enhance or impede performance in office? Take your religion nonsense away.

Muslim Yorubas continue to deceive Christian Yorubas. When a Christian Yoruba governor of Lagos State hands over to another Christian and yet to another Christian and Muslims didn't complain or take up arms, then I'll know religion is not an issue in the SW.

I've lived and studied with Muslims and I know it's their way or no way.

Demdem: U only took care of ur ego not me. Still waiting for u to tell me the rule number demdem broke the way u confidently declared for demdem2 which am ok with. Anything apart from this is rubbish.

Demdem, Demdem2, Demdem3 should be taken care of.

Multiple monikers!

Rule 19.

Urgent!

https://www.nairaland.com/982535/seun-unable-change-email-address#11337323

Where is Seun?