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Politics › Re: Picture Of Nigeria Divided: Is This The Future? by ocelot2006(m): 2:16pm On Aug 21, 2012
Here's a few advice for the Biafailed crew/"IGBO-LAND STRONG!!" noise-makers:

1- stop claiming other people's lands. Scream all you want like little b.i.t.c.h.e.s, you can never, and will never, have them. FACT. All you'll get are your collective bums thrashed again, and the tag "thief".

2- focus on the problems that plague your respective states (Abia, Ebonyi, Enugu, Imo, Anambra), and leave us Akwa-ibomites, Cross-Riverians, and other ND states out of your deluded fantasies and pipe dreams. Our destinies will be decided by US, not some bunch of defeated cowards.

In a nutshell, MIND YOUR DAMN BUSINESS!!
Politics › Re: Picture Of Nigeria Divided: Is This The Future? by ocelot2006(m): 2:14pm On Aug 21, 2012
EzeUche: You are talking to someone who doesn't give a damnn if the Igbos have allies or not in Biafra. All the other groups form their own nation, but Port Harcourt (Iguocha) will be within Biafra just like the Delta Igbo.

My brothers insistence of finding allies makes the Igbo look weak, even though we have the resources and expertise to form our own nation

God bless Igboland. Igbo FIRST

www.nairaland.com/attachments/309158_Igboland_jpg05d3edea773fb5a21302edd29b125ea3
So..other people's lands have been "carved out" in your "igboland map". You guys sure don't joke with your deluded fantasies cheesy . Couple that with your constant noise-making, and you lot present a sorry sight that ought to cool off in a mental asylum. Pity....

Anyway, why don't you guys physically "reclaim" those lands? We'll be sure to smack you back to reality again, just like old times. Then again, you idiots are already used to having your collective butts kicked and handed to you repeatedly cheesy .

What a sorry bunch of noisemakers.
Politics › Re: Picture Of Nigeria Divided: Is This The Future? by ocelot2006(m): 12:53am On Aug 21, 2012
Onlytruth: My friend go and sit down. I deliberately decided not to continue exchanging words with the goat. The goat claimed (by implication) that the Franco-Camerounian side was the first to seek UN/ ICJ intervention, hence (by implication again) they are the weaker side. lol. He could not raise his thoughts to understand that many countries constantly overlook and ignore ICJ rulings -the ones powerful enough. Naija ran with tails between legs and panickingly handed over Bakassi.
In lay man's terms, what the Franco-Camerounian side wanted to do was to gain an international legitimate excuse to deal with Naija. OBJ saw the handwriting on the wall and handed it over.

Only a fool would expect the French to sell or supply Nigeria with Exocet missiles (that they make) without supplying Cameroun with better and more modern ones.

Let me say this, in a hypothetical war between France and Nigeria ('cos that is what would happen if Nigeria had stayed in Bakassi), your Navy would be crippled before Nigeria makes any meaningful moves. This is not a war with Biafra. undecided
Oh my....... the chimpanzee "strikes" back cheesy . Throughout the years before Nigeria handed over Bakassi peninsula, the contested region was firmly in the grip of the Nigerian military. Units from the Army's amphibious battalions and the NPF MOPOL were stationed there and controlled all supply lines towards that area (Akpabuyo). The Navy's Eastern Naval Command had total control of the waters surrounding the area, and NAF's Strike group stationed at Calabar International Airport could easily be called upon to provide combat air support (CAS). In summary, WE CONTROLLED THE "BATTLESPACE" FOR A VERY LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONG PERIOD. So here's my question to the "wise" ONLYMUMU: WHERE THE HELL WHERE THE FRENCH THROUGH THAT PERIOD?!

Oh and yes, this isn't about the Nigerian military vs Biafra. 'cos if it were so, Ivory Coast wouldve been your permanent home cheesy .

What a douche..
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Union Should Withdraw From Somalia- From A Somali by ocelot2006(m): 6:08pm On Aug 20, 2012
I heard the Ugandan and Burundi military detachment Force 9, along with the Kenyan military force, are really kicking serious al-shabaab a.s.s over there in Somalia cheesy . Kudos to them.
Politics › Re: Wow! Like Bakassi, Obudu Going, Going, Gone To Cameroon? by ocelot2006(m): 5:41pm On Aug 20, 2012
CAMEROONPRIDE: wowowo all that for the little Cameroon..lmao...anyway i was just joking ....we don't need another war on the continent esp between two brothers ...so chill bro ..
No wahala bruv. At least the last ICJ hearings on the Bakassi peninsula proved that we Africans can settle our differences amicably and maturely.
Politics › Re: Ethiopia Gets First Boeing 787 Dreamliner In Africa: Lesson For Nigeria? by ocelot2006(m): 7:46am On Aug 20, 2012
auwal87: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/5d/Boeing_787_original_concept.jpg/220px-Boeing_787_original_concept.jpg
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-19293543


http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-19293543

We still come here and claim to be the Giant of Africa.
Uhmmm....Arik Air already placed orders for the 787 Dream-liner years ago. So relax.
Politics › Re: Picture Of Nigeria Divided: Is This The Future? by ocelot2006(m): 7:58am On Aug 19, 2012
bonetalk: undecided then what will happen to Nairalandhuh
Don't worry. Nairaland still stays. The Federal Republic of Nigeria is going no where.
Politics › Re: Picture Of Nigeria Divided: Is This The Future? by ocelot2006(m): 7:51am On Aug 19, 2012
OCCULTIST: @ocelot2006: and those who ask why is Cross River and Akwa Ibom listed in Biafra,maybe your all underage,There is never a time this two state were in Niger Delta or so called South South,south south is a political trick to reduce the influence of the Biafrans,who are the people that fought Biafran War? What does Effiong come from? Nigeria can create states and divide South East as they want, but we know our territory,what the time come everyone will confess.

someone ask why, if they have same culture with Igbos, So does Cross River and Akwa Ibom have same culture with Niger Delta? Do you speak same language? Even part of Rivers state is Biafra, same goes to Asaba and some towns in Delta State,you people should not worry just remain cool and pray Nigeria breaks then you will know the Territories of BIAFRA
Posts like this is one of so many reasons people will continue to see you Biafran apologists as one sorry and desperate bunch, always itching to claim what you do not own. So Gen Effiong fought for the Biafrans, big whoop. What of the hundreds of Akwa-ibomites and Cross-Riverians that fought on the side of the Federal army? And yes we may not be similar to our brothers in the SS, maybe except the Andoni of Rivers state (Obolo). But what the hell do we have in common with the Igbos?

So please, stop lumping us into a region we DO NOT want. It is not by force. Akwa Ibom stays in the South-South, and there is absolutely NOTHING you or other Biafran apologists can do about it......'xcept whine maybe.
Politics › Re: Akpabio Inaugurates Phase II Of Ibom International Airport by ocelot2006(m): 12:27am On Aug 19, 2012
Onlytruth: Guy you are so dumb and I often feel embarassed that anyone from Akwa Ibom state would have your level of IQ. No offense.
So, what culture and language do you share with say Edo or anyone from across Opobo westwards that is closer than what you have with anyone from the Igbo or Efik in Cross rivers?
Honestly, people like you would never have been recruited into the army in the days when individual intelligence was a factor in the recruitment process.
The other day you were threatening Cameroun with Exocet missiles even though you have absolutely no clue how the missiles are deployed, and whether the Camerounians may acquire them faster than Nigeria.
You are an embarassment to Akwa Ibom. If not for the Careytommy's of Akwa Ibom, I would have thought that all Akwa Ibomites are goats. sad

Anu mpama.
Seriously, you're one pathetic goat. And apparently a creepy stalker cheesy . Btw, what the hell were you blabbing? Anyway, please do list out the similarities the Igbos share with the Annangs, ibibios, Oron, obolos of Akwa Ibom state? You, sir, give a new meaning to the word "m.o.r.o.n".

Bloody a.s.s hat
Politics › Re: Picture Of Nigeria Divided: Is This The Future? by ocelot2006(m): 12:11am On Aug 19, 2012
[quote author=Mr.chippychappy]Jason123 how far now ?[/quote]Oh son, are you suffering from schizophrenia or something? I'm ocelot2006, not Jason123 or whoever. Now run along kiddo. Don't forget to take your medication oh cheesy
Politics › Re: Wow! Like Bakassi, Obudu Going, Going, Gone To Cameroon? by ocelot2006(m): 11:48pm On Aug 18, 2012
CAMEROONPRIDE: nice joke i will eat my breakfast in lagos 3days after you launched the first missile .......on yaounde..... we only need 1week to control the whole nigeria
Uhmmmm....did you just post that you'll be in Lagos in 3 days?! LMAO! Dude, by the end of day 1, the NAF would've gain air supremacy of much of cameroon after we've turned much of fleet and ports into twisted burning metal. Hey, we'll just let our Police MOPOL squadrons do much of the clean up of resistance in downtown Younde and Duala, while our Navy and Army amphibous brigades impose a Naval blockade (we've done that before, and we can easily do that again). Don't be suprised when you see the Nigerian flag planted on your presidential palace.
Politics › Re: Picture Of Nigeria Divided: Is This The Future? by ocelot2006(m): 11:28pm On Aug 18, 2012
Onlytruth: cheesy cheesy grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin cool
Seriously, that's all you've got? A display of your incomplete dental formula? Oh well, I never expected much from a defeated and bitter Biafran supporter. Run along then cheesy
Politics › Re: Picture Of Nigeria Divided: Is This The Future? by ocelot2006(m): 11:22pm On Aug 18, 2012
[quote author=Mr.chippychappy]Aljharem sorry i meant Ocelot2006 how far now ?[/quote]Awww son, that's pathetic move on your part. Surely you can do better than that grin
Politics › Re: Picture Of Nigeria Divided: Is This The Future? by ocelot2006(m): 11:18pm On Aug 18, 2012
[quote author=Onlytruth]Okay let me respond to you FOR THE LAST TIME, and afterwards heed the advise I dish out to others.
I have only ONE question to ask you:

WHY DID NIGERIA AGREE TO HAND OVER BAKASSI TO CAMEROUN?

When you answer this question, you shall meet the truth, and if your IQ is higher than that of a goat, you will stop embarassing smart people of Akwa ibom.

As for the Exocet, you are too dumb to comprehend the point I made about the Franco-Camerounian defence pact. Suffice it to say that the FRENCH will NOT side you. Their interest in Africa is very "unique and peculiar". I won't say more than this.

So keep living in your ant hubris. cool grin


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Boy, you sure are a demented monkey. You do know that Nigeria's decision to handover the peninsula was based on the ICJ's ruling, right? Or maybe you were asleep during the hearings. Oh wait..are you trying to insinuate that we may have handed over that disputed territory cos of the French?! LMAO!! Thanks for the joke cheesy


Oh btw day, ask yourself these 2 simple questions: where the hell were the French when the peninsula was solidly in the grips of the Nigerian army all through those years? And finally, who do you think asked for the ICJ's intervention? Nigeria or Cameroon? Hmmmm...I wonder why....
Politics › Re: Picture Of Nigeria Divided: Is This The Future? by ocelot2006(m): 11:06pm On Aug 18, 2012
Onlytruth: And YOUR fathers and grand-dads(sic) too. lol undecided

Average Akwa-ibomite died just like we (Igbo), and that is why I personally believe that YOU are not from Akwa Ibom state. People from that state maintain higher IQ than you. So help us and tell us which aboki father you have and where he is from.

You know how I know that you are aboki? Because you have a military background but you don't even know much about modern weapons.
You still think like a caveman. cool
Oh average akwa-ibomites did die or suffer. All because of you bloody biafran bastards. It's no wonder our sons opted to join the Nigerian 3rd Marine Commando Division, rather than you sorry Biafran bastards.

BTW, here's a question for you: if we Akwa-Ibomites and other states of the South-South were so much in support of the Biafran pipe-dream, how come these states easily reclaimed by the Nigerian military than other fronts during the damn civil war? Here's a clue: maybe we didn't like or trust you sorry biafran bastards.
Politics › Re: Picture Of Nigeria Divided: Is This The Future? by ocelot2006(m): 10:55pm On Aug 18, 2012
Onlytruth: hehe. That guy is the most iditioc and embarassing guy to ever come out of Akwa Ibom ( I still think he is from elsewhere though, because the average Akwa Ibomite I know is educated, hardworking and smart). The other time in a thread about Bakassi, he was threatening Camerounians with Exocet missiles.
The goat did not know that of the countries in Africa with stockpiles of Exocets, that Cameroun is one of them, while Nigeria is not. undecided
Secondly, Exocet is a FRENCH made missile and France being an ally of Cameroun would happily supply them with the latest versions. lol

The guy is given to making moronic statements, and I'm learning to completely ignore him. I probably would advise you to do the same. cool
And who do we have here? The Biafran Clown-in-Chief. Hey, we still await those "trustworthy" sons of yours that will "take over" Akwa Ibom lands. Seriously, you Biafran clowns are really pathetic. Always lumping us with that pipe-dream "Biafra" in those empty heads of yours. Bet hey, whatever makes you happy Mon.


Oh by the way, I suggest look up the Nigerian Navy's missile arsenal. We DO have the exocet missile. And you do know that while the French may have a defense pact with Cameroon, they have investments worth billions of Euros in Nigeria? Investments that we once threatened to nationalize, right? But hey, I'm sure the French will supply the Cameroonian Military enhanced weapons against a waaaay formidable and experienced Nigerian military. Keep dreaming d.I.c.k head.
Politics › Re: Picture Of Nigeria Divided: Is This The Future? by ocelot2006(m): 10:31pm On Aug 18, 2012
[quote aruthor=Dede1]You, in particular, will end up in Cameroon. In addition, there shall never be a country call Niger Delta after the demise of Nigeria through peaceful negotiation or war.[/quote]And who's going to see to that? You and your sorry band of Biafran noisemakers? You do know your fathers and grand-dads were thrashed years ago, right? Maybe you're itching for a repeat performance. Run along kiddo.
Politics › Re: Picture Of Nigeria Divided: Is This The Future? by ocelot2006(m): 5:32pm On Aug 18, 2012
chmod777: Brother where did you get your info. Has there been and friction before and now between Akwa Ibom, Cross Rivers and Igbo men. bre it communal, political or what so ever. Despite speaking different langauges, there seems to be great mutual understanding and tolerance. FIND out your self
You're so wrong. Akwa Ibom may share a border with Igbo states. But we sure as hell don't trust you. Sorry, but that's the fact.
Politics › Re: Picture Of Nigeria Divided: Is This The Future? by ocelot2006(m): 5:21pm On Aug 18, 2012
Danka7777: Sensible Yoruba man, trying your best to include edo, tactically excluding Onitsha and ultimately luring the Niger Delta Republic into Oduduwa Republic for their oil...sabi better thing o.

Edo can join Oduduwa but Niger Delta will never ever ever have anything to do with yorubas; they have nothing in common with them. People forget that 70% of Niger Deltans have igbo names and can speak Igbo fluently. Many people don't know this. Do you know that late Maryam Babangida could speak Igbo fluently, same goes with Deizani Madueke?
Ok hold it right there, you bloody liar! 70% of Niger-Deltans are igbos?!! Haba!! Seriously you Biafran cheerleaders are so desperate to have us on your side. Why not tell the garbage you just spewed to the Ibibios, Annangs', Kalabaris, Urhobos, Ijaws, itsekiris, Efiks, etc. We have ABSOLUTELY NOTHING in common culture-wise with the Igbos. So please zip it.
Politics › Re: Picture Of Nigeria Divided: Is This The Future? by ocelot2006(m): 5:11pm On Aug 18, 2012
duni04: All the energy you want to use to set up a confederation and make Lagos the capital and contribute 40% of whatever, why not direct same energy into making your present leaders accountable. Do you think a new set of politicians will fall feom heaven and take charge when we split? You think they'll suddenly start caring for you instead of themselves when we split? If you're too lazy to demand accountability and good governance from your representatives, senators and governors now, what makes you think you'll change when Biafra or oduduwa or arewa is actualised.
If we channel all this energy we're using to scream 'sperate' into making this country work, things may actually get better. This romantic or utopian idea of forming Biafra or Oduduwa and allocating whatever to whatever is just wishful thinking. If your leaders are not listening to you now, they won't listen to you in Biafra or whatever you want to call yourself.
EXCELLENT POST!!
Politics › Re: Picture Of Nigeria Divided: Is This The Future? by ocelot2006(m): 5:06pm On Aug 18, 2012
Sorry, it's not gonna happen. So keep dreaming.


One question though. Why the hell was Akwa Ibom and Cross River states lumped into Biafra instead of the Niger-Delta? Wetin concern Biafra with us? Abi na by force?
Travel › Re: Welcome To Ondo State, Land Of Sunshine by ocelot2006(m): 9:40pm On Aug 17, 2012
Mehn, I love the state's logo. My dad was stationed at Akure during mid-late 90s. So I and my siblings got to spend 4 years there at Alagbaka GRA. And I must say that I've had nothing but pleasant memories about the state.......well, except the constant blaring of Fuji music cheesy . Still, I had so much fun there. And I got to visit a lot of places. From Ondo town to Ore, okitikpupa to Idanre. But my favorite place was Idanre. Now that's one VERY old town surrounded by magnificent hills. The town sure took my breath away.
Foreign Affairs › Re: South African Police Kill Striking Miners! by ocelot2006(m): 11:15am On Aug 17, 2012
vivacious vivi: People are dead and you call them "barbaric animals"huh What kind of person are you? Obviously, no compassion flows in your blood.

As for the topic, its clear that with all their advancements in Africa, South Africa may be slowly digressing back to the era of apartheid. Its appalling to note how countries just never seem to learn from their histories or past especially those be-clouded by injustice, senseless killings and social oppression. I am sure that over 90% of those miners black. Such a pity!
Oh please spare us the sentimental BS!! What the hell should we call a bunch of spare and matchet wielding hooligans with the blood of a cop on their hands? Peace-loving tree huggers? In my opinion "barbaric Zap.tards" is a reasonable label.
Foreign Affairs › Re: South African Police Kill Striking Miners! by ocelot2006(m): 10:46am On Aug 17, 2012
Sagamite: You are a person!

They have already killed a policeman!

READ! FOOOOL!

And so what if it is not a policeman they killed and it was other humans?
Sagamite, pls calm down. We know that you're right and on point, unlike some dummies here who expected the SA police to have laid down their arms and sing "kumbaya" while a bunch of armed criminals hack them to death.
Foreign Affairs › Re: South African Police Kill Striking Miners! by ocelot2006(m): 10:23am On Aug 17, 2012
Seriously, some posters here are too sentimental on this thread. What the hell did you expect the SA police to have done? Sit and wait till they were all hacked to death? Hell no!! The police were even patient enough to have deployed non-lethal means initially to quell the riot.

Those protesting morons are lucky they weren't facing the NPF's MOPOL squadrons. The officers armed with Type 56-2 assault rifles and BISON APCs wouldve killed everyone and presented the dead carcasses as bodies of armed robbers or Boko Haram on NTA news.
Foreign Affairs › Re: South African Police Kill Striking Miners! by ocelot2006(m): 10:15am On Aug 17, 2012
Pakavy: is pointles aportioning blame,wat dialogue cannot settle,violence in any form wont settle
No you are totally wrong. Those protesters were wrong for attacking the police with deadly weapons. The fault lies on them, not the police.
Foreign Affairs › Re: South African Police Kill Striking Miners! by ocelot2006(m): 8:24am On Aug 17, 2012
Although the loss of lives is highly regrettable, the SA police were well within their right to have used deadly force cos the protesters were armed and violent.
Business › Re: Diesel Price Drops As Power Supply Improves by ocelot2006(m): 9:47pm On Aug 16, 2012
sdiq: ABEG POWER NO INCREASE FOR ALIMOSHO, WE ARE EXPERIENCING WORST POWER SUPLY EVER
Check your area's distribution transformer.
Travel › Re: Lagos, World’s 3rd Worst City To Live by ocelot2006(m): 8:46pm On Aug 16, 2012
Well.....they're kinda right. I hate living in Lagos with a passion. I hate the crazy traffic jams, the congestion, the garbage and water-logged roads, the algea-infested walls of buildings in some areas, and the stench. The last time I was in Lagos, I couldn't wait to get out. Hell, the drive back to MMA was the best drive I had there, cos I was about to board a flight out of there!

To be fair, the island (VI, Ikoyi etc) was definitely ok.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Can You Do Mast Installation/Repair Job? ( Pic) by ocelot2006(m): 9:26pm On Aug 15, 2012
honeycandy: My boyfriend does this kinda job. And he earns above 300k monthly. Do you think this amount is ok for this kinda job? I saw his pay slip one time. Even as a female, I won't mind the job shaa oo
I guess your boyfriend works in those small telco coys (Radial Circle, PPC, etc) that provides services to oil and gas coys. Most riggers with the major GSM service providers and their respective vendors earn way less than that (about N50K/N60K).
Politics › Re: Biafra Group Applies For UN Membership by ocelot2006(m): 4:06pm On Aug 15, 2012
[quote author=Afro_Blue]saw this on another website .....


[img]http://2.bp..com/-KxMw7MAKK0E/UCpJJCjQdOI/AAAAAAAAMB8/UByHf2mRKuI/s1600/NIGERIAN+which+way.jpg[/img][/quote]Abeg who created this damn image? Wetin concern Biafra with Akwa Ibom and Cross River? Na by force to include these states into that pipe-dream?
Politics › Re: Biafra Group Applies For UN Membership by ocelot2006(m): 4:02pm On Aug 15, 2012
[quote author=A-ZeD]Nigerians are the only people who have brains but reason along tribal lines.
For those who "biafrans" here, if the current leaders of "biafran states" are looting those states what makes you think all their greed will disappear when a new country is formed?[/quote]EXCELLENT POINT!! This is what I keep asking those who continue to demand for the dissolution of the federation. Rather than face the obvious sources of our nation's woes (corruption, bad leadership), these morons keep screaming for that failed pipe-dream called Biafra with the stupid assumption that it will be one big utopia free of corruption and selfish leaders.

Anyway, let them continue with agitation. It's not like anyone gives a rat's a.s.s about a pipe dream that was defeated militarily through and through during our civil war. But a note to all "biafran" sympathizers: please do not include the SS in that fantasy of yours.

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