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Car Talk › Re: My Plans For A Nissan Murano... NISSAN GURUS COME IN by oweniwe(m): 10:48am On Aug 22, 2015
attn: nissparts; gazzuzz ; decotech; cardoctor
Car Talk › Re: My Plans For A Nissan Murano... NISSAN GURUS COME IN by oweniwe(m): 10:03am On Aug 22, 2015
if its possible to transplant, ama go hunting for hibernated murranos ni o
Car Talk › Re: My Plans For A Nissan Murano... NISSAN GURUS COME IN by oweniwe(m): 9:27am On Aug 22, 2015
royallord1:
the murano has the same body frame work(engine sitting as the 2001
I don't understand this part...2011 wat?
pls explain
Car Talk › Re: My Plans For A Nissan Murano... NISSAN GURUS COME IN by oweniwe(m): 9:21am On Aug 22, 2015
op oya "continuu" nau
Autos › Re: 2007-2016 German S-class Mercedes-Benz (4d Chairmen) S350/S500/S550/S63 AMG by oweniwe(m): 10:02pm On Aug 19, 2015
Chai.... See motor ..!!..
Baba God bless me
Politics › Re: Canoes For Flood-prone Areas In Sokoto (photo) by oweniwe(m): 9:44pm On Aug 19, 2015
Why wooden canoes?
inflatable canoes don finish for market?
backward mentality

Politics › Re: My View On The Igbos From An Anioma Guy. by oweniwe(m): 9:58am On Aug 19, 2015
tonychristopher:
to be honest i use to respect you as my in law from ukwuani but I think my admiration for you has been upgraded to that of an intellectual and factual approach to things of life...you just analysed it...the ukwuani, enuani, ikwerre, nkwerre, nnewi, nneni man are distict in their attributes but same in cultural and language which is mutually intelligible with dialectical difference...just as the anglo-saxons then where c alled english and the whole Britannia then were called British so is igbo...that doesn't rob
thanks sir.

issues like this are what our leaders ought to correct but rather they are busy causing more division among their people cos of federal money.

that is what I don't like about the Radio Biafra people .... instead of spreading awareness and correcting "minorities" perceptions to misconceptions like this, they are broadcasting useless hate messages.
Politics › Re: My View On The Igbos From An Anioma Guy. by oweniwe(m): 8:14am On Aug 19, 2015
tonychristopher:
Where is my friend oweniwe
For me, the word "igbo " means only one thing : the generalization name given by the white folks to describe the people living around and east the Niger river.

So if.... just like the ogu/egun people being refered to as yoruba cos the are in the s.w, to the white man in the 18th century, once you are from around d river niger or east of d river, to them, you are igbo.

but for the indigenous people, there was nothing like "igbo". oka (awka) man is simply oka... igbuzor man is simply igbuzor... owerre man is simply owerre... there was nothing like "igbo".

if you go back to the 17th century and call an nnewi man igbo, he will tell you he is nnewi and not igbo.

the word "igbo " is only for socio-political classification the white ppl use to identify lower niger folks.

Culturally, every "igbo" community, are very distinct, though they share similar attributes. you cannot say the cultural practices of idemili, owerre, ikwerre ukwuani etc are all the same. even the language spoken in those areas have slight variations.

so if you call me igbo as a Nigerian, okay... afterall Nigeria is all about ethnic politics ... but in the cultural roots, I am not igbo; I am ukwuani.
Politics › Re: Ijaws/niger Deltans Were Never Igbos/Biafrans - Stop Stealing Their Identity. by oweniwe(m): 7:44am On Aug 19, 2015
pazienza:
Ok bro. Please try and comment more on political section. Jisike.
The insults wey dey fly around here dey discourage person cool
pazienza:
Ok bro. Please try and comment more on political section. Jisike.
The insults wey dey fly around here dey discourage person
Politics › Re: Ijaws/niger Deltans Were Never Igbos/Biafrans - Stop Stealing Their Identity. by oweniwe(m): 10:03pm On Aug 18, 2015
pazienza:
Oweniwe, bro please what Part of Igboland are you from?
I rep Ezionum

Ukwuani LGA

Delta State
Politics › Re: Ijaws/niger Deltans Were Never Igbos/Biafrans - Stop Stealing Their Identity. by oweniwe(m): 9:24pm On Aug 18, 2015
imhotep:
Tell us, why are you so obsessed with Igbos?
help me ask am o grin
Politics › Re: Ijaws/niger Deltans Were Never Igbos/Biafrans - Stop Stealing Their Identity. by oweniwe(m): 9:20pm On Aug 18, 2015
Sanchez01:
As much as I don't dispute this, I find it questionable for several reasons. The fact that there are no documents, cum "real" maps to back it up is enough. The only maps we can see are the ones online which could have been easily created by God-knows-who. Biafra still remains the struggle and emancipation of Igbos, by Igbos and for the Igbos.
Do you think Nigerian govt would b stupid enough to retain the documents?

same way they destroyed d documents on bakassi ... that gave Cameroon the upper hand in the ICJ
Politics › Re: Ijaws/niger Deltans Were Never Igbos/Biafrans - Stop Stealing Their Identity. by oweniwe(m): 9:14pm On Aug 18, 2015
shachris:
you are the lame one here. Please can u bring a map to show us the original position of bight of viagra? So according to your analogy, Binis are biafrans?
Idiat...!!..

Politics › Re: Ijaws/niger Deltans Were Never Igbos/Biafrans - Stop Stealing Their Identity. by oweniwe(m): 7:04pm On Aug 18, 2015
People are ignorant

Biafra pre-dates the civil war.

Long before Nigeria ' s formal colonization, the areas from ebonyi to d bordrr of the Benin kingdom was known as Biafra.

What is presently called Bight of Bonny was formerly called Bight of Biafra.

So generalizing Biafra as igbo name/struggle/domination is very very wrong
Computers › Re: 3 Part-time Writers Needed For A Tech Blog 12,000 Per Month by oweniwe(m): 4:37pm On Aug 18, 2015
@ Adenugay
I sent you a mail.
Awaiting response
Computers › Re: Advice Me In What To Look Out For In Buying A New Laptop. by oweniwe(m): 1:19pm On Aug 18, 2015
charix:
Do not, I repeat do not buy a HP product. Most of their recent offerings do not last past a year before giving problems. Their build quality has also declined because people do not buy laptops for long use anymore as opposed to keeping up with trends.
Sadly I have no idea what brand to recommend to you.

When searching for a system to buy, you've to plan down what you want to use the system for beforehand. This would give you a sure idea of the laptop you need.

List out what you'd use it for and we'd continue from there.
I don't know wat is inside h.p/compaq that ppl are so hooked to it.

after 6 month they will start coughing out problems.

just naija ppl overhype Toyota products

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