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Politics / Re: They Are Killing My People! by Olaedo1: 8:44am On Jan 25, 2011 |
kettykin: You have to remember, the beroms participated in some of the killings of Igbos as well. Anyways those fools like gowon and danjuma are not the presidents so its not their job, it is GJ.He needs to stop being so desperate for presidency and do something quick.The beroms are on 300,000 in population. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Terrorists bomb Moscow Airport - Total carnage - Nigeria pls tighten up security by Olaedo1: 10:40pm On Jan 24, 2011 |
EzeUche_: The thing is Russia is too big to secure all of its area.Also, the Chechens are using guerilla warfare, which is a very powerful tool in getting what they want.If nigeria was to go into civil war now, the best way to defeat the army/government and split would be through guerrilla warfare.That is of course if things get that bad. |
Politics / Re: Woman,daughter And 6 Others Killed Overnight In Jos by Olaedo1: 10:11pm On Jan 24, 2011 |
I'm starting to think, if Buhari picks Bakare that it might be best to vote for them because GJ is a weak azz nigga that don't give a fck. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Terrorists bomb Moscow Airport - Total carnage - Nigeria pls tighten up security by Olaedo1: 9:23pm On Jan 24, 2011 |
Look plain and simple Russia needs to let Chechnya be its own country and stop holding then against their will like slaves. If this happens, the bombing nonsense will stop. |
Politics / Re: Nigeria Urges Un To Authorise Force In Ivory Coast by Olaedo1: 5:27pm On Jan 24, 2011 |
Jen33: They keep say "international community" and "internationally recognized" but who exactly is in this "international community"? |
Politics / Re: Nigeria Urges Un To Authorise Force In Ivory Coast by Olaedo1: 5:05pm On Jan 24, 2011 |
Because of this nasty barbaric attitude of the nigerian army, if a civil war does occur in 2015 in nigeria, I hope those that are going to be opposing the nigerian army invite rebels from Ivory Coast to help cut them down. |
Politics / Re: Enugu Guber: Jim Nwobodo, Ken Nnamani Dump Chime by Olaedo1: 3:06pm On Jan 24, 2011 |
I don't see any reason for Chime's rejection by Nwobodo and Nnamani other than them wanting to indirectly control Enugu. They'd have a good alibi if Chime was a low performing governor;however, he is not such at the slightest.Will see how this turns out. Welcome back |
Politics / Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by Olaedo1: 2:28am On Jan 24, 2011 |
Aigbofa: It just a question so answer it. Why were there no riots after Sarduana's death was announced, or if there was what was the date? In nigeria as we all know, riots from the northerners happen right away. Like you said it should be easily verifiable. |
Politics / Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by Olaedo1: 2:22am On Jan 24, 2011 |
~Bluetooth: Can you mention the names of the Igbos that went through the streets poking fun at Sarduana's death, and if not maybe you should do as you told me. |
Politics / Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by Olaedo1: 2:17am On Jan 24, 2011 |
Aigbofa: I never said anything about Balewa.Also, northern soldiers shed both Balewa and Sarduna's blood as well. He is a totally different story. Can you tell me why no riot was committed after Sardauna's death? |
Politics / Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by Olaedo1: 2:10am On Jan 24, 2011 |
Aigbofa: I had to step in right here.You are screw history. Contrary to what you just said many northerners and leaders were joyous of sardauna's sack. They saw him as being too much of an old overlord and he was becoming intolerant to them. This is the reason no riot or death happened after the news of his death. Now fast forward it wasn't until later in the Ironsi military rule that the northern people were tired of his rule and the whole "Igbo trying to dominate" propaganda by the Brits that the killing started, and that was months way down the line. |
Politics / Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by Olaedo1: 1:22am On Jan 24, 2011 |
jason123: of course making fun of him is wrong.No doubt. I think what you all on nairaland should stop doing is playing around with death. |
Politics / Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by Olaedo1: 1:18am On Jan 24, 2011 |
jason123: wilywily is not Igbo. |
Food / Re: A Medium Onions Is More Expensive Than A Litre Of Petrol In PH! by Olaedo1: 11:42pm On Jan 23, 2011 |
tpia*: tpia, u are trying to get under my skin.I dont know why some of you women find it amusing to this.I don't like it so stop before u resurrect the beast. |
Politics / Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by Olaedo1: 11:39pm On Jan 23, 2011 |
ShangoThor: Of course i agree.Nothing by force.Referendums are the new ways of handling things. One of my reason for thinking the way i am is that by being in separate countries we don't have to fight over resources, like the White supremacist countries want us to. We can trade with each other. I need what you got and you need what i got so.When this is the case it forces up to respect each other to get what we need. We will then know what real african unity is. As for the minorities they have their own choices the make their own country, i dont think neither Biafra or Oduduwa want ijaws to join them,to be quite honest with you. |
Food / Re: A Medium Onions Is More Expensive Than A Litre Of Petrol In PH! by Olaedo1: 11:27pm On Jan 23, 2011 |
ndu_chucks: Yea stop blockin son . tpia will be mine in the future and that is for sure . Tpia, must u continue to fool around or do I have to get barbaric with you? |
Politics / Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by Olaedo1: 11:20pm On Jan 23, 2011 |
I think the middle belters would be better off with each other and no one else. |
Politics / Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by Olaedo1: 11:13pm On Jan 23, 2011 |
ShangoThor: With the ambition of the Igbos/Ibibios/Efiks for Biafra I doubt a southern nigeria would happen. I think the best think to do is the southernes go their own ways as well. It'll help preserve our culture,traditions, and languages as well. We can always trade between nations. |
Food / Re: A Medium Onions Is More Expensive Than A Litre Of Petrol In PH! by Olaedo1: 11:03pm On Jan 23, 2011 |
tpia*: Doxology indeed but i would prefer you just to say hallelujah. I told you that no matter where u go I must have.Don't fight it tpia. so where do we start? Ladies first. |
Politics / Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by Olaedo1: 10:48pm On Jan 23, 2011 |
ShangoThor: You don't think that a north-south split would just be done to lead off into one part of the south separating from the other? |
Politics / Re: **JAKUMO**Who is he**Im fascinated by his writing manner and Vast Knowledge** by Olaedo1: 9:09pm On Jan 23, 2011 |
fstranger1: Lol |
Politics / Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by Olaedo1: 8:23pm On Jan 23, 2011 |
jason123: Whose this Chyz guy you speak of? Sounds like a suave dude. |
Politics / Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by Olaedo1: 8:10pm On Jan 23, 2011 |
komando7: I support it. |
Food / Re: A Medium Onions Is More Expensive Than A Litre Of Petrol In PH! by Olaedo1: 7:47pm On Jan 23, 2011 |
tpia*: Who said anything about strippers.you must be a freak. What a turn on. |
Politics / Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by Olaedo1: 7:31pm On Jan 23, 2011 |
Aigbofa: I really don't think YOU want to go there. We all know the Igbos hold the kidnapping down but we all know who holds the other stuff you mentioned down and it aint them. |
Politics / Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by Olaedo1: 7:08pm On Jan 23, 2011 |
jason123: I had to present so facts to you to clear up a claim you made last month, that the Itsekiris never knew the Igbos before the white man came. Well here is evidence that they did,and this evidence is coming right from the mouths of the Itsekiris. Itsekiri History Itsekiri modern history dates from the late fifteenth century when the Itsekiri people adopted a prince from Benin Kingdom as their monarch. Prior to this time, Itsekiri lived independently in different communities that included Irigbo, Ureju, Omadino and Ugborodo. With the arrival of the prince and adoption of the monarchy, these communities coalesced to become a Kingdom. The current monarch is Ogiame Atuwatse II, who was crowned at an impressive ceremony in 1987. History reveals that in several waves of migration before the 15th Century, and some a little later, groups from Igala in Nupe country came in through the creeks; Yoruba from ljebu-Ode, Akure and Owo found their way into parts of the Kingdom and a group from Aboh also came in. Some along the coast came in through Gulani/Amatu. http://www.itsekiri.org/files/history/history.php Aboh is an igbo town in the Anioma area of Delta State. Anioma, commonly referred to as Delta Igbo, are a subgroup of the Igbo comprising towns and communities located in Delta State, South-South region of Nigeria. Before his removal, Dr Emmanuel Uduaghan has been the Executive Governor of the State since 2007. The Anioma people for administrative purposes are referred to as Delta North thus contrasting the Delta Central and Delta South densely inhabited by the Urhobo, Ijaw, Itsekiri and Isoko, the other ethnic groups inhabiting the State. The Anioma region has a total population of 1,114,055.[1] The population figure quoted here does not include those of Anioma communities located outside Delta state. These include Ukwani, Enu-ani, Ika (Agbor), and Aboh. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delta_Ibo |
Politics / Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by Olaedo1: 6:52pm On Jan 23, 2011 |
jason123: What exactly does this mean? |
Politics / Re: 1966 Coup Executed To Make Awo PM – Dr Emma Okocha by Olaedo1: 7:22am On Jan 23, 2011 |
alj harem: I beg to differ : |
Politics / Re: 1966 Coup Executed To Make Awo PM – Dr Emma Okocha by Olaedo1: 7:21am On Jan 23, 2011 |
Jenifa_: They just disappeared out of nowhere. |
Politics / Re: 1966 Coup Executed To Make Awo PM – Dr Emma Okocha by Olaedo1: 7:06am On Jan 23, 2011 |
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Politics / Re: 1966 Coup Executed To Make Awo PM – Dr Emma Okocha by Olaedo1: 7:01am On Jan 23, 2011 |
Politics / Re: 1966 Coup Executed To Make Awo PM – Dr Emma Okocha by Olaedo1: 7:00am On Jan 23, 2011 |
Jenifa_: The same part as Aladdin. |
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