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Too moronic to claim to be called a Lagosian, but too wretched to live in it. Most of these down trodden spare parts dealers in Alaba drive better cars and live in better houses and neighborhoods than you. If I had to choose between living in Epe as a Lagosian and  living in Alaba as a non-Lagosian, I would  choose Alaba any day.

Akin-Egba:
Hahaha! Some Ibo names sef! From gburugburu  to chinaemeze. Whats all these jaw-breaking mumbo jumbo names all about?

wesley80:
Of course i can live unmasking you. And u wish i was logging out to avoid an oscillating apprentice wannabe political analyst like you!

wesley80:
^^^ Now i see why you're such a die hard fan of IBB. You'd be better of sticking with him. I'm sure he needs guys like you with absolutely no shred of morals or pride to prick your conscience. And you come here pretending to be a puritan.

Ohanaeze Ndigbo however said that it firmly believes in the reality and absolute equality of the six zones and holds the view that the topmost executive office in the land Prime Minister or President, which has eluded the two geo-political zones of South-South and South-East since the birth of the nation a century ago, should now go to them in turn in unbroken succession.

wesley80:
@Onlytruth, i've read your feeble attempts to justify your capricious change in ideology and i believe it is at best pathetic. To say the least i believe those that have spent time arguing with u on this forum trying to get you to see reason and switch sides all this time deserve much better an excuse for your sudden whim. What would it take to admit you got it wrong and move on? What silly pride u've got! And to turn around and say NL is full of 'clueless kids' when it is you dat has clearly displayed the attributes of a political nymph in failing to see what others saw ages back is nothing but an indictment of your proud self. As much as i'm glad u've turned around to see sense, the thought that all these has been about pride to you is sickening to me. Please get a life!


@ kobo, very good of you to identify the problems, so what solution do you proffer?

asha 80:
if you cannot answer it then it means you did not even know what you were doing then and you simply have no answer to what i just asked.do not just pretend not supporting ibb before because i will simply dig out your former posts.

did you need ohaneze to do what they did before you as a person knew all you wrote above?when you were supporting ibb then you did not know then?was it because of the Ojukwu 'endoresment' of ibb which was more like Mbakwe's 'endoresment' of abacha's ambition then?

Onlytruth:
A day in politics is a millennium in real life. So, head back to school of politics.

asha 80:
what made you think that the ibb you were supporting not so long ago was sincere on zoning in the first instance?

Kobojunkie:
Is it even possible to have a contrary view when you change stations more than most people change socks . . . ROFLMAO!!!

asha 80:
Onlytruth you make me laugh with your stances at times

Ohanaeze Ndigbo however said that it firmly believes in the reality and absolute equality of the six zones and holds the view that the topmost executive office in the land Prime Minister or President, which has eluded the  two geo-political zones of South-South and South-East since the birth of the nation a century ago, should now go to them in turn in unbroken succession.

Katsumoto:
I agree with some of points and I used to have the same view but I have come to the realisation that we may have to take a step backwards before we can move forward. The current system is deeply flawed and is not working. Unfortunately, there has been deep mistrust amongst the Nigerian entities, enough to prevent us from working together. Diversity is to be celebrated but in Nigeria, it is ridiculed. Nigeria needs a constitutional conference but the thieves in Abuja will not allow it or will even hijack it, if it is ever arranged.

How can we have a system that always produces corrupt and inept individuals such as IBB, Atiku, Buhari, OBJ, and GEJ? None of those nitwits has what it takes to move Nigeria forward. The unitary system in place will always produce individuals who are not wanted by their own people. OBJ would never have won an election in Yorubaland. Nigeria has too many states, many of them unproductive. We need to go back to confederationism or true federalism and failing that, a peaceful disintegration. I am not advocating these because I think our problems will simply disappear. They will not but it will eradicate one major problem - godfatherism in politics. As an example, OBJ was not voted for in Yorubaland but with the power from the centre, he was able to install visionless, corrupt, and murderous brigands such as Akala, Daniel, and Oyinlola.

~Bluetooth:
The only person that must be stopped is OBGEJ

kildran:
@ Onlytruth

Maybe you should do some research before posting, EFCC has done nothing new. [b]EFCC tried screening all PDP candidates before the 2007 election. Why was Rotimi Amaechi (and another guy in the South East) unable to contest on the platform of the PDP? Why was Odilli disqualified at the PDP primaries from contesting as Yaradua's vice president? [/b]The problem is that the EFCC cannot enforce this, no law in Nigeria stipulates that you must be cleared before contesting.
Having said this Nigerians however must ensure that government at the primary level is held responsible. And if you care to note, everyone is now saying the last three year of OBJ's govt was good, paid our debt, and saved some money (Which the late Yaradua has spent in maintaining govt).

Ileke-IdI:
Lol  The person that uses his head to break open a coconut, he won't get to eat out of that coconut. Basically because his head will be broken too.

kildran:
@Onlytruth

You are not being sensible, is OBJ an aspirant? Or you just want to drag his name into every argument? Has GEJ been proven to be corrupt? Or u dnt know the work of EFCC? Why not ensure that your local government chairman or governor (who has more to offer in terms of governance) is held accountable? Rather than sing the same song every time.

chosen04:
GBAM . . . . . . . . .

jude33084:
We dont need a fortune teller to tell us our corrupt leaders.
People like Ibb, Atiku, Igbinedion(the thiefest), Ibori(ogidigboigbo; the more u look d less u see), Odili, and so on.
People like these are suppose to be in jail!