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Politics › Re: Aggregate IGR Of The Five SE States Less Than That Of Ogun State IGR. by Ofemannnu: 3:52pm On Oct 30, 2017
deomelo:
Let me give you a good deal


Let us compare delivered infrastructures in all 5 SE states with just Osun state alone. grin grin

That's all your 5 SE villages with just Osun stated alone.

I can prove convincingly that Osun delivered more and better quality world class infrastructures than all your 5 SE villages combined.


Do you accept this humble challenge? grin grin grin


Watch the ipob joker dodge the challenge.. grin grin
This question is more than a nuclear bomb to Ebolas o.Watch how they run to safety...lol
Politics › Re: Aggregate IGR Of The Five SE States Less Than That Of Ogun State IGR. by Ofemannnu: 3:39pm On Oct 30, 2017
Justiceleague1:
grin
Gerrara here..Cannibal.
Politics › Re: Aggregate IGR Of The Five SE States Less Than That Of Ogun State IGR. by Ofemannnu: 12:14pm On Oct 30, 2017
Justiceleague1:
grin
.lol..he pain the cannibal.
Politics › Re: Poverty rate and Yoruba reasoning by Ofemannnu:
Oga080666419419:
Lazy people

[s][/s]
If they are lazy and still richer and educated than the Igbo,then lazy is better than lazier.Igbos are lazier. They depend on rituals..otokoto which they brought to the SW and injected the virus into some Igbo-nally minded Yorubas,baby factory,stealing and selling of babies,mass drug peddling,cannibalism etc but with all these,Yorubas are still more prosperous than the Igbos.Yes,Yorubas control the economy of Nigeria because they have massive industries and are the most industrious.Igbos are like labourers while Yorubas are the CEOs.
Politics › Re: Aggregate IGR Of The Five SE States Less Than That Of Ogun State IGR. by Ofemannnu: 10:57am On Oct 30, 2017
Justiceleague1:
CHAATTAAP DIA! Yaubas will only travel to those kwantiries if there are Danfos/Molue/Okadas to chase grin grin
lol..he pain the cannibal
Politics › Re: 10 Awolowo Controversies: Are They Justifiable? by Ofemannnu: 11:01pm On Oct 29, 2017
9jaDoc:
Well, I've dealt with some cowardly Igbos t oo,to be honest.
lol...these your 3 monickers make you look dumb,I am sorry.
Politics › Re: 10 Awolowo Controversies: Are They Justifiable? by Ofemannnu: 11:00pm On Oct 29, 2017
9jaDoc:
Well, I've dealt with some cowardly Igbos t oo,to be honest.
lol...these your 3 monickers make you look dumb,I am sorry.
Politics › Re: 10 Awolowo Controversies: Are They Justifiable? by Ofemannnu: 10:52pm On Oct 29, 2017
9jaDoc:
Ogundipe was a soldier, the highest ranking at that, with an army at his command. All he had to do was assert that command as Ironsi did. Nnamdi is not a soldier and has no command over anybody. See, comparing apples and cars.
But Awolowo was a soldier that would make Yoruba go their separate ways because he promised ojuku he would do just that with the battalions under his command...no wonder..1921..lol
Politics › Re: Poverty rate and Yoruba reasoning by Ofemannnu: 10:37pm On Oct 29, 2017
PierreDeFermath:
op,I'm Yoruba but I am not always biased. I don't know about other Yoruba States than Lagos and Kwara. But I can say that poverty is more prevalent in Lagos than any state in Nigeria,also,the standard of living is high and most people that earn averagely spend it,they live from hand to mouth,the poor and destitute live in slums,there is a saying in Yoruba which says "Owo Eko,Eko lon gbe" which means that any money you make in Lagos lives at Lagos,you can't have savings,make money in Lagos and bring the money down to your village,you would spend it at Lagos. a lot of people that are balling at Lagos are into rituals,crime,etc. about Kwara,Kwara is still easier to live in than Lagos because the standard of living is low and you live in decent apartments . the highest apartments for rent in Kwara is around 500k per apartment or low per year in GRA which is the same area people like Saraki,Tunde Idiagbon,Adisa,Shiaba Lafiaji and many leaders in Ilorin live. I lived in GRA for 4 years when I was in secondary school and it's a nice area and you can even rent a room for around 100k or lower per year. There are many places in Ilorin that are as nice too. there is no segregation like it is in Lagos,even my mechanic lives in GRA,its not like some over hyped places in Lagos like Banana island where only a rich few can live in. Lagos has too many poor and destitute people and has many rich people as well
cannibal
Sports › Re: Anthony Joshua Beats Carlos Takam To Retain Heavyweight Title by Ofemannnu: 6:17am On Oct 29, 2017
Sports › Re: Anthony Joshua Beats Carlos Takam To Retain Heavyweight Title by Ofemannnu: 6:15am On Oct 29, 2017
widepussy:
timba te obo mi le fun e... wonbieda omama laagun ni... momo irue now.
Iru isokuso wo leyi laaro kutukutu bayi?
Politics › Anthony Joshua Wins. by Ofemannnu(op): 5:23am On Oct 29, 2017
Gareth A Davies, BOXING
CORRESPONDENT, AT THE
PRINCIPALITY STADIUM and Alan
Tyers , LIVE BLOG
29 OCTOBER 2017 • 4:00AM
nthony Joshua retained his two
heavyweight title belts here last
night but this was a far from
convincing performance, with many
in the Principality Stadium feeling
referee Phil Edwards had acted
prematurely in stopping obdurate
opponent Carlos Takam in the tenth
round.
Joshua had thrown everything at the
super-sub with the tank-like physique
and granite chin, but he was
beginning to tire when Edwards
stepped in to bring the fight to a close,
much to Takam’s fury.
At the end of it all the young man who
is fast becoming a superstar now has
a record which reads: 20 fights, 20
stoppages.
Yet this was far from perfect, and the
28 year old took great risks at times,
exposing himself to counter punches
which could cost the Briton in fights
against the likes of WBC champion
Deontay Wilder. He will know he has
much to work on.
Joshua vs Takam best images
The celebrities and champions as
Cardiff puts on a party
There were mitigating circumstances
as Joshua had his nose broken in the
second round by Takam's forehead,
although he had recovered sufficiently
by the fourth to ensure his French-
Cameroonian opponent had to take a
standing count after being knocked
down by a left hook.
The punch opened a nasty cut above
Takam’s right eye, and he was twice
inspected by the ringside physician
before it was all over.
When it was finished, Joshua
addressed the 80,000 crowd, looking
forward while paying due respect to
his opponent.
"What do you want, UK fans ?
Wembley, Cardiff ? Las Vegas ? I just
want to keep the sport growing," he
said over the microphone, the entire
stadium roaring to his every word.
Belted: Anthony Joshua celebrates victory
over Carlos Takam CREDIT: PA
"I didn't have control of it, it was the
ref's decision [to stop the fight].
Respect to Takam. He was like
Evander Holyfield, ducking down,
popping up.”
Holyfield was not a bad comparison,
and Joshua certainly learnt again
from this performance. His ears may
still be ringing from the screams of
trainer Rob McCracken, who
consistently urged his charge to box
and not go for the knockout punch.
Takam, his face bloody and cut, was a
warrior to the last and he was deeply
vexed by the stoppage.
"I don't know why the referee stopped
the match,” he said. “I respect the
champion and the UK fans, they are
great fans and I am happy to box
here. I don't why they stopped it.
AJ uses his reach: Anthony Joshua v Carlos
Takam CREDIT: GETTY
"I want a rematch, I make my
preparations with 12 days to fight
Anthony. I want a rematch, I want to
box him again, I want him, he is a
great champion.
Takam’s stock has undoubtedly risen,
coming in as he did with just 12 days
notice after Cubrat Pulev withdrew
after suffering a shoulder injury.
He could well be a re-match opponent,
but that will be down the line. The
sights of Joshua and his promoter,
Eddie Hearn, are already fixed on
unifying the heavyweight division.
"AJ's told me he wants the belts.
Deontay Wilder against Anthony
Joshua has to happen," said Hearn
after the bout. "There's also a great
heavyweight called Tyson Fury.
Battle CREDIT: GETTY
Anthony Joshua will give you the
fights you want. Wilder, Fury, Joseph
Parker - they're the 2018 fights. I
don't think we should go abroad. But
Anthony Joshua will fight anyone."
He had to fight for far longer than he
expected to here. When the two
fighters emerged it was into an
electric atmosphere, particularly as
local Welsh hero Joe Cordina had
shone on the undercard.
But Takam proved a tough man to put
down, with Joshua only able to put
him away in the 10th when Edwards
felt Takam had taken enough
punishment after a right nearly
knocked him off his feet. It seemed
premature but Joshua’s bandwagon
goes marching on.
Top performance: Katie Taylor celebrates
victory after the WBA Lightweight World
Championship contest against Anahi Sanchez
at Principality Stadium CREDIT: GETTY
So, too, does Katie Taylor’s. After just
11 months as a pro fighter, she
defeated Anahi Sanchez to become the
first Irish woman to hold a
professional world title.
The lightweight fighter claimed the
belt on points after twelve rounds,
Sanchez removed from champion
status after she had failed to make the
weight on Friday.
Taylor had Sanchez hurt and down in
the second round with a peach of a
body shot, though the Argentine
toughed it out and pushed the
ferocious Taylor through the rounds.
Broken nose AJ CREDIT: SKY SPORTS BOX
OFFICE
But this was a great moment in the
career of Ireland's 'Raging Belle', who
has now the triple accolade of being
an amateur world champion, an
Olympic gold medalist and now a
champion in the professional ranks.
"It means more than words can
express,” she said. “It was the biggest
night of my career and a big learning
curve for me. I got a bit wild times, I
left myself open. It was a very tough
fight, thank God I have come through
it.”
"This is the start for me," added the
31-year-old." I want to dominate the
lightweight division and unify these
belts." The other highlight of the night
was when Kal Yafai defended his WBA
world super flyweight title against
previously unbeaten Japanese fighter
Sho Ishida, winning 118-110, 116-112,
116-112 on the cards after an exacting
contest against a longer, taller
opponent.
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/boxing/2017/10/28/anthony-joshua-vs-carlos-takam-fight-live-latest-updates-results/
Sports › Re: Anthony Joshua Beats Carlos Takam To Retain Heavyweight Title by Ofemannnu: 5:21am On Oct 29, 2017
124mumsy:
which nigeria?
He is a Nigerian dude and he knows..
Politics › Re: Aggregate IGR Of The Five SE States Less Than That Of Ogun State IGR. by Ofemannnu: 10:04pm On Oct 28, 2017
shallysgirl:
Man will always migrate.if yorubas don't leave their enclave, nothing concern me.
Yorubas do not travel but we have thousands of them in UK,USA,DUBAI,CANADA ETC.Yorubas are travellers and are all over the world not wanderers like Ebola.
Politics › Re: Aggregate IGR Of The Five SE States Less Than That Of Ogun State IGR. by Ofemannnu: 10:00pm On Oct 28, 2017
Alexus23:
Useless stupid data from indi'ofes. Most are still feeding from their mama's pot. Jobless afonjas. cool
lol..jobless people controlling Nigeria's economy and Igbos lives.
Politics › Re: 10 Awolowo Controversies: Are They Justifiable? by Ofemannnu: 9:20pm On Oct 28, 2017
What did you gain posting those children's pictures.Stop that nonsense and get a life!
Politics › Re: Poverty Rate Of The 36 States Of The Federation Zamfara Top The Chart With 91% by Ofemannnu: 1:30pm On Oct 27, 2017
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Politics › Re: Poverty Rate Of The 36 States Of The Federation Zamfara Top The Chart With 91% by Ofemannnu: 1:29pm On Oct 27, 2017
There is only one undisputable truth in this epistle.. Yes,Azikiwe was the first pioneer ass licker in Nigeria and all Igbos licked Hausa Fulani ass.es for 54 years..phewww.The remainders are the dreams that even ojuku is still dreaming as we speak [/quotes]
[quote author= post=61821054]Who cares what you and your likes think, politicians will come and go Anambra, light of the nation will remain, it's not my faulty we gave African Olaudah Equiano 1st African to received western education, who also fought for abolishment of slave trade, it not my fault Anambra gave Nigeria Zik of Africa arrow head of Nigeria independence, not my fault Anambra gave Nigeria first richest man sir Louis Ojukwu first Nigeria stock exchange, how is it my fault same state produced 1st Nigeria President, 1st vice President and first Senate president, how can you explain to your people that Anambra upon having the highest cutoff points in Nigeria, the still produce highest number of those seeking admissions in Tertiary institutions, how can you explain to your kindred a state without seaport, airport even train station ranked 4th in Nigeria economy and with lowest in poverty index, I don't blame you, success attract envy, Western media machines are only deceiving their people, gov Obiano will come and go An am brassy son will still remain here, hate me I don't give a F.[/quotes]
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Politics › Re: Poverty Rate Of The 36 States Of The Federation Zamfara Top The Chart With 91% by Ofemannnu: 1:08pm On Oct 27, 2017
QueenOfNepal:
When i saw Osun behind Lagos and i know about Osun IDP i just
lol..it was a political gimmick by the pensioners in Osun state.Osun has no Idp camp like Igboland..


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/01/osun-pensioners-idp-camp-wicked-mischievous-joke-govt/
Politics › Re: Azikiwe Many Sins And Why The Yorubas Dumped Him by Ofemannnu: 12:25pm On Oct 27, 2017
loveth360:
you escape the slavery of azikiwe and his people and trapped inside hausafulani slavery.what a run away from scorpion and run to snake.
So if you are opportuned to rule over Nigeria today..we that we are not ruling are your slaves.Unfortunately,Igbos have not had executive president like the Yorubas,Hausas and Ijaws...this makes them slaves and they believe nobody wants to vote for slaves except they have the balls to
take power forcefully but it is a fixed knowledge that Igbos have no balls but have slave mentalities...ask ojuku.
Politics › Re: Azikiwe Many Sins And Why The Yorubas Dumped Him by Ofemannnu: 12:03pm On Oct 27, 2017
T9ksy:
Yeah, you mean ibo revisionists.
I was reading your comment yesternight on page 4.This morning it is back to page 0.Was I dreaming.Pls sir,explain .
Politics › Re: Azikiwe Many Sins And Why The Yorubas Dumped Him by Ofemannnu: 8:52am On Oct 27, 2017
lol..na wah for NL.This thread don reach page 4 yesterday.Who took it back to Page 0?
Politics › Re: Lagos Was Not Developed By Igbos And Not Igbo Land by Ofemannnu: 4:07pm On Oct 24, 2017
NDelta:
Please MODs should take this dirty post down. We are tired of these bigotic posts on NL. It is time we unite as a country and stop this tribal shit
lol..I enjoy this kind of ish most but to be candid,I think it must stop so that the South can take its rightful leader's role in Nigeria. Almost all indices for a great nation lie in the South..both human and otherwise.
Education › Re: Aregbesola Commissions Ilesa Government High School, Osun State (Photos) by Ofemannnu: 3:53pm On Oct 24, 2017
Aregbesola is in love. Love of taking Osun state to the greatest heights but capital disappointed him.If a state is heavily indebted but has capital projects then we should doff our hats for the handler/governor of that state.The projects will eventually indirectly facilitate the payment of the debts if the governor is not corrupt. USA can affirm this.
Politics › Re: Southern Governors Forum Meets In Lagos Tonight (Photos) by Ofemannnu: 10:44pm On Oct 23, 2017
hollah123:
the problem with u people is that I know fully well that if u present a candidate nobody will vote for u, even u will not vote for him(did u vote for ojukwu all those time he contested again) so u are crying of marginalization n u not been able to produce president. ask yourself, is there any clause in the constitution that states that igbos should not field there candidate for presidency?
lol..They are ready to vote for any other tribe except Igbo.They just love crumbs.Sometimes I think that they have been jazzed to just want to continue been low rated citizens in their country.Only cowards run away from a battle.Igbos should stay and fight to win the battle God had destined for them.If you want to control your destinies,be strong and strategize.This is the moment for Igbos to use their heads.
Politics › Re: Next Time Igbos Call Yoruba Cowards,betrayal,show Them This by Ofemannnu:
bigpicture001:
..you view from only one side of the coin....i know a very very well educated igbo family..whose profession ranges from,docs,bankers..nd a shell worker..they always criticise the then massop group..then I was in p.h..with a lot of igbo friends..later I was transfers to awka, anambra..i didn't only read about them..i practically lived with them..the general feeling was that if resentment for the biafra agitators..anyday there would b a protest by massop..shops and banks are closed..ppl are indoors cuz they see them as senseless miscreants..but gradually..esp..since buhari's govt. there became a very very evidence of marginalization against the igbos..both in appoint meets and in infrastructures..you hv to visit there to see for your self..these issues became national discuss..educated ppl which where hitherto against biafra,started seeing reason to support biafra...if your a sincere person..which I doubt,you must hv spoken against the very very stark nd evident neglect of these ppl..by this government. even the U.S saw and condemned it,OBJ too.babangida too...every one is complaining to the deaf ears of buhari..do you know that even all ongoing federal roads project were stopped since 2 years ago...do you know no road in the south west is as worse as wot am seeing here...I live in lag if u must know...now how do you expect to beat a child..nd force that child nit to cry..the agitations for biafra..is the crying...dnt get me wrong...an front Ogun state....i repeat..we were taught to HATE the igbos from childhood..mayb you grew in london
My Ogun state brother,kini won ni awon Igbo se fun Yoruba ti won se ni ki o korira won?
Politics › Re: 10 Awolowo Controversies: Are They Justifiable? by Ofemannnu: 7:19pm On Oct 22, 2017
Leez:
grin grin grin
first of d name is ojukwu
second we don't do gambari worship u dig
oh and even israelites have confirmed similarities btw our culture and theirs
unlike d tribe of d fallen angel who i'm sure was kicked out for skull mining
Ojuku means coward and ojukwu also means coward,so what is the difference,ojuku?
lol..you are a cannibal and a slave unlike Jews.Go and ask Patrick Cole OFR..
Politics › Re: 10 Awolowo Controversies: Are They Justifiable? by Ofemannnu: 7:06pm On Oct 22, 2017
Leez:
lol ok yolobat moslem
lol..ojuku slave..wannabe Jew.. you are a documented slave.
Politics › Re: 10 Awolowo Controversies: Are They Justifiable? by Ofemannnu: 11:33pm On Oct 21, 2017
Leez:
Fixed
lol..a slave will always be a slave..
Politics › Re: 10 Awolowo Controversies: Are They Justifiable? by Ofemannnu: 8:21pm On Oct 21, 2017
Leez:
grin grin
we all know d dirty cowardly spineless tribe
cant survive without d gambaris n afonjas yet dy are asking for a referendum
if i were u d silence of igbo leaders on secession will jolt ur brain but then once a slave always a slave
Don't mind the slaves.How would Yoruba allow an ojuku..a slave to rule over the freeborn.He was even a tribalist..a chameleon.. a coward.. a documented slave.He would have done what in Yorubaland for God sake?What did the slave do in his slave enclave when he eventually used tribalism to remove Eta?
Politics › Re: 10 Awolowo Controversies: Are They Justifiable? by Ofemannnu: 7:47pm On Oct 21, 2017
SHAKABOOM:
An afonja die like Adolf hitler?Hahahahaha!joke of the century cheesy
Ojuku..you are a slave..

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