Politics › Re: El-Rufai: Kaduna To Stop Relying On Federal Allocation Soon by oyatz(m): 9:40am On Mar 27, 2021 |
Kebbiprince: You gave a condition, which is 'if allowed' to control their resources, of course they will. I'm talking about the present arrangements What if crude oil is no longer in demand or if it dries up in Nigeria? |
Politics › Re: The Suez Canal Shows That 4 Out Of 5 South East States Has Access To The Ocean by oyatz(m): 1:08pm On Mar 26, 2021 |
[quote author=Parachoko post=100227876]With all what you're saying. A state like Benue state can also tell us that they are not Landlock. But the main problem is that states like Bayelsa, Delta and Edo state will never agree to the River Niger been dredge.[/quote
Even Kogi with two mighty Rivers flowing into the Atlantic ocean can also claim access to the Sea. |
Politics › Re: 2023: PDP Banks On Atiku/obi, Saraki, Others by oyatz(m): 4:58am On Mar 23, 2021 |
OkoNDOoBo: You re a novice in nigeria political terrain. North voting north bullshit exist on social media. Abiola defeated tofa in his home state kano massively. Jonathan that was handpicked for vp defeated buhari in North central and some states in core North. Politics in Nigeria lies in the strength of political structure not religious tribal bullshit. APC biggest base is core North. Core north Apc caucus political career is also on the line in 2023 if APC loose. They will also present vp. PDP northern candidate can never beat Apc southern candidate in 2023 except they neutralize the power and grassroot base of CPC caucus of apc in core north.
Tambuwal, escape his re-election with less than 300 votes , kwankaso lost his senate seat and his son inlaw lost to ganduje while emir of kano was banished for supporting PDP.
Except pdp kill el rufai(kaduna), ganduje (kano), wammako( tambuwal godfather) sokoto, yari(zamfara), danjuma Goje(Gombe), shettima,(borno) masari&buhari( kastina) e.t.c .PDP and Atiku can never defeat this politicans in their states People who aren't card carrying members of any party come on social media and postulate that a particular politician will win in Region solely based on regional solidarity. They often ignore the facts that political heavy weights influence the electoral outcomes in their States and they do this based on their personal Interests which may not necessarily be regional solidarity/pride. |
Politics › Re: 2023: PDP Banks On Atiku/obi, Saraki, Others by oyatz(m): 11:03pm On Mar 22, 2021 |
obosi2028: you think the East will vote him, you think the south will vote him . The north will not vote their own, is only the south West will make him present. So in your own, opinion Atiku/PDP will win 30 States while Osinbajo/APC will win only 6 States? |
Culture › Re: Who Owns The Oba Title by oyatz(m): 7:22am On Mar 17, 2021 |
Both Bini and Oba are Yoruba words.
1) The Bini word for king is OGIE.
In the Nation, Edo the words for kings are Ogie/Ovie/Ogiamen.
2) Oranmiyan introduced Obaship into Igodomingodo which he renamed Ile Ibinu (land of vexation) and this was later corrupted to Ubini and finally Benin by the Portuguese. Before Oranmiyan reign in Bini, the deposed Dynastic kings were called OGISOs and not Oba.
3) Only the king of Bini, a direct descendant of Oranmiyan uses the Oba title in Edo State.
4) Different Yoruba Kings adopts appellations to make them unique from all other kings e.g Oluwo, Olubadan, Owa Obokun, Alake etc |
Politics › Re: An Igboman Was Once An Oba In Benin Kingdom(how True Is That) by oyatz(m): 10:35pm On Mar 09, 2021 |
Ugomba: will you shut up pls, we delta Igbos have warned you benin people to stop bringing your benin crap inorder to falsely rewrite our history and claim Asaba.. Heads will ROLL if you people dare us. But he never mentioned anything about Asaba. He only quoted what the great Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe wrote in his autobiography about the ancestries of the Onitsha People as he was told by his grandmother. |
Culture › Re: How Come The Title Of Oba Became The General Word For King In All Yoruba Lexicon by oyatz(m): 11:28am On Mar 09, 2021 |
Edeyoung: Wow so oromiyan left the ooni of ife and called benin king 'oba' meaning king..... Lol
Again why did oromiyan do this.....?
Why didnt eledumare crown ooni as king(oba) rightfully king, literally ooni means king anyhow you are putting it
Kaybiyesi :must not be questioned, royal highnes, king,and so on..... it is a genral word the yoruba use to adress thier king unlike thier respective title that alone should have made yorubas adopt the wold kabiyesi for kingship in a general term
Oba in benin does not mean king literally liks you equate kaybesi but it is representing king in benin, oba literally means[b] to shine[/b] illustriously it represents the topmost ruler of benin So kaybesi could have gone like that too
Why did oromiyan leave the other yorubas and called oba of benin king? Long before Oduduwa reigned in Ile-Ife, several kings that were later deitified reigned in Ile-Ife and they had the word Oba as prefixes to their names e.g OBAtala, OBAlufon, OBAlufe etc. Kabiyesi doesn't mean king but an appellation to show the powers of the king , literally meaning 'question him not' |
Culture › Re: How Come The Title Of Oba Became The General Word For King In All Yoruba Lexicon by oyatz(m): 11:21am On Mar 09, 2021 |
scholes0: Stop fooling yourself. They were all inferior to Binis because at the apex of the Benin kingdom was the Benin royal court and chieftain followed by the Benin people. That is why Benin did not allow any other traditional ruler in that area to bear OBA as a title. Something they themselves got from the Yorubas. That is why they would use urhobos as human sacrifice and why they would sell Afemais into slavery.
The entire Benin court culture was imported from Yorubaland. Oba as a word for the paramount ruler DOES NOT exist in any Edoid language but Benin. What you will see is Ojie, Ogie, Ovie Etc... and even in Benin there are still two words Oba and Ogie. A Benin troupe still performed 'Ijesu N'Ogie' or 'Jesus is King' at my company's december gala. That is the default word for king in the Benin language EXCEPT when they are specifically referring to the palace court of the Omonoba which then they use 'Oba'. What a brilliant analysis! |
Politics › Re: Enugu Commences First Flyover Bridge Project Located At Nike Lake by oyatz(m): 11:13am On Mar 09, 2021 |
Winterfell2: After they'll compare Enugu to Port Harcourt. Not saying flyover is a yardstick but they should know their level. Having a first flyover when small cities like Uyo and Abakiliki are numbering 4 is shameful. Better late than never. Let's appreciate Eze Gburugburu |
Politics › Re: Why Is Nigeria Paranoid About Benin Republic Taking Tongeji Island? by oyatz(m): 1:09pm On Mar 07, 2021 |
Rugaria: Obasanjo consciously handed over Bakassi peninsula to the Cameroonian government! He even organized a military ceremony to that effect! Nobody from other parts of the country rose against this! This was an ijiot that swore by the constitution to protect the country and her boundaries! Today Bakassi indigenes are all scattered across different refugee camps in Cross Rivers State while Obasanjo is quietly enjoying his share of the national loot in Ogun State! That island should be yanked off and dashed to Lesotho! Since some of you only start reasoning once you start feeling the heat.. 1) In 1995, Cameroon took Nigeria to the International Court of Justice over Bakassi. 2) The ICJ ruled that based on the 1913 Anglo-German aggrements that defined Nigeria-Cameroon borders, Bakassi fall into Cameroon. 3) Before the ICJ Judgement, the US and France had mediated in the matter and invited both Nigeria and Cameroon to The Green Tree, New-York to sign an agreement that both countries will respect the Judgement irrespective of who is favoured 4) Obasanjo, being an experienced politician and soldier sought advice and was counselled to abide by the GreeTree Aggrement because failures to do so will lead to Nigeria-Cameroon War and Nigeria will be going to war against France (disguising as Cameroon). |
Politics › Re: Why Is Nigeria Paranoid About Benin Republic Taking Tongeji Island? by oyatz(m): 12:50pm On Mar 07, 2021 |
Blue3k: A 2019 investigation by sunnewspaper showed the state failed woefully. If the islanders were smart they'd vote to become their own local government. The state and local government they're apart of dont care about them so they should get wise. The allocation the island gets could provide basic infrastructure and make them more politically relevant.
Facts about the island: Only 1 dilapidated school that serves primary 1-6. Expecting mothers deliver babies in Benin Republic. No acess roads No electricity No market The people of the Island should declare themselves independent of both Nigeria and Benin Republic, then see the speed at which Nigeria will claim them and start doing some constructions to show that Nigerian Government has presence on the Island. |
Politics › Re: The Idiocy Of Writing Nigeria Off Because Of The CURRENT Administration by oyatz(m): 8:34am On Mar 07, 2021 |
Rossnitti: Many Nairalanders describe Nigeria as 'failed', with break up of the country the only solution.
Most of them do this based primarily on their opposition to the current Buhari administration.
Here's a message for that crowd:
The problem with you is that you are thick, dumb and ignorant with regard to what it means to be a democracy.
Your thick skulls cannot understand that democracy is turn by turn and will not always favour you.
Buhari is a problem for you, so your solution is ''the country is failed!! Let's break up!!''
No part of your dull brain thinks ''ok, this is a democracy. His term's up in under 2 years. Let me join forces with like-minded citizens to vote him out of office and get in someone whose policies are more favourable to me''.
That is what folks in the US did, despite Trump trashing their nation on a daily basis, openly supporting killer racist neo nazi groups, describing them as ''good people'' to mass outrage, among other assaults on public sensibilities.
NOT ONCE did we hear Americans lament ''our country is failed. Let's break up!!''
Instead, they stormed the polls in greater numbers than ever seen, and voted Trump out of office.
Finish.
So you people who act as if Nigeria is some sort of life presidency for Buhari/Fulani people, with ''breakup'' the only option, need to go back to your villages and FARM, or TAP PALM WINE, because that is as far as your semi-literate intellects can take you.
Ridiculous people. |
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Celebrities › Re: Daddy Freeze Fined N5Million For Adultery With Benedicta Elechi by oyatz(m): 4:59am On Mar 06, 2021 |
Chibuike21: #5m wow It means if Ojukwu had taken FFK to court for ploying his missus he would have died a millionaire. Interesting Stop spreading rumours, FFK and Bianca only had pre-marital sex as Boyfriend-Girlfriend relationships which is different from adultery. I don't condone adultery |
Celebrities › Re: Daddy Freeze Fined N5Million For Adultery With Benedicta Elechi by oyatz(m): 4:55am On Mar 06, 2021 |
Karlovych:
Since when did adultery become a criminal offense? Married pastors have been sleeping with their church members yet non of them have been fined for adultery. Did you read the Judgement at all? Adultery is civil case but the victims of adultery (the husband of the woman in this case) can sue the man and claim damages (order of Decree Nisi). |
Celebrities › Re: Daddy Freeze Fined N5Million For Adultery With Benedicta Elechi by oyatz(m): 4:52am On Mar 06, 2021 |
tit: Afonja Yeebhoes While the men are developing, The women and adultery are 5 and 6! It's like Daddy Freeze and his partner in adultery, Mrs Benedicta Elechi have even agreed to marry each other. #Shame |
Family › Re: Why Are Married Women Are Too Easy To Bleep by oyatz(m): 4:35am On Mar 06, 2021 |
NotGej: It is because they have seen it all and shakara done end. Exactly, you understand the psychology well. After 2-3 children, married women are now used to sex and don't see need for much seriousness attached to it and this is worse with divorcees/widows/single mothers. I remember one day that I was chatting with one of my Ex-GF who is now a widow and I told her that her ass isn't as big as it used to be and that if I am the one fvcking her regularly, it will be bigger, instead of her to be annoyed as most single ladies will do (often pretending as if they don't like sex) she just laughed and replied ' yes, i trust you' |
Family › Re: Why Are Married Women Are Too Easy To Bleep by oyatz(m): 4:24am On Mar 06, 2021 |
FreeSpirited: Really?...How easy for truth to be bitter for guys when dey fvvck married women..but when u fvvck married men, the truth and preeq become sweet...oya clap for yourself. I have noticed that you are a bad man! |
Politics › Re: Mention That State That Looks As If It Doesn't Exist In Nigeria!! by oyatz(m): 4:20am On Mar 06, 2021 |
1) Taraba: most Nigerians don't even know where Taraba is located and we may not hear anything about this State in a whole year.
2) Jigawa: nothing good or bad has been said about Jigawa since Jan-1,2021 in most Nigerian major news media. |
Politics › Re: Mention That State That Looks As If It Doesn't Exist In Nigeria!! by oyatz(m): 4:15am On Mar 06, 2021 |
pozehnani: Gongola state  Where is that state now though? You must be an old woman to even remember this name easily. |
Politics › Re: 6 Reasons You Should Never Demand For Nigeria To Break Up by oyatz(m): 7:30pm On Mar 05, 2021 |
Neddstark: Almost all nations have people of different tribes. America the greatest, has all tribes but they are successful based on the orientation they give all their citizens, which we dont. Even in Spain, the Catalans are not Spainards. In France, the Corsicans are more of Italians than French. How about all over Africa that has more than 300 tribes but less than 60 countries? This is the 21st century. Only unity can move us forward not division. You are saying the same thing. Unity of people willing to stay together works well than forced unity of people unwilling to stay together. If a referendum is conducted today, only the NW and NE will vote for continuation of NIgeria, the remaining four regions will vote for disintegration of Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: 6 Reasons You Should Never Demand For Nigeria To Break Up by oyatz(m): 7:22pm On Mar 05, 2021 |
Neddstark: Let me add more for you
1. There would be an exodus. Millions of Igbos back to their land, millions of Yorubas from the North back to their land, same with Hausas and other tribes 2. A lot of other tribes' investment and properties will be claimed as state property. 3. There would be more poverty. As in extreme poverty. We will all be starting from the scratch. 4. Immigration will be a big issue. Proud Nigerians suddenly turned to aliens will be a problem 5. No foreign investment in a while. The whole regions will be unstable and no sane country will want to invest knowing they might lose their investments in one flinch. 6. Tribal conflicts and more fightings. This is Africa. This is bound to continue.
Let us take a look at African nations who have tried to divide in the 20th/21st century. Eritrea and South Sudan. Are they better off? Libya that fought a war in the name a of democracy still has no democracy decades after. Anyone who wants a war for Nigeria to divide is a genocidal maniac and should not be given a voice. Why the need for war? Nigerians can come together and agree for the country to disintegrate. No need for war. |
Politics › Re: 6 Reasons You Should Never Demand For Nigeria To Break Up by oyatz(m): 7:12pm On Mar 05, 2021 |
Redcrafton: I talk am...you are not educated.
On paper Nigeria practices federal or presidential system of government, but in reality it practices unitary system.
Look at the blind man telling others to go to school...
You just want to show you can open a thread.
Please stop embarrassing yourself in public. Either on paper or not, each state has enormous powers to develop itself,stop giving excuses because ; 1) Your State can build mini power stations (less than 1 MW) without involving the National Grid. 2) Your State can invest in Animal husbandry, producing 1million Litres of milk every week ,tonnes of wools and tonnes of leather every month for the manufacturing of shoe, belts and bags. 3) You don't need the FG to start producing large quantities of papers from grassses, banana leaves and wood pulp on a commercial scale and save the country from using Billions of Naira to import papers from S/Africa. 4) Start using the rocks in your State to produce glass and supply glass to at least 10 States. 5) Start large scale Pharmaceutical industries and start producing just anti-malarial drugs so that Nigeria won't be importing common anti-malarial from India and China. 6) There are countless numbers of old and damaged cars, motorcycles and other metal containing machines, so start large scale metal recycling plants in your State. 7) Go into large scale rice productions and earn Billions in profit.  At least 100 million Nigerians wear clothes daily, so let your State concentrate on Textiles and Garments production and your economy will be developed. You can do all these and so many more without disturbances from other NIgerians, start now instead of giving unnecessary excuses. |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Slams Ambode: "Ship Of Lagos State Was Heading In The Wrong Direction" by oyatz(m): 5:26pm On Mar 05, 2021 |
Simplyleo: Tinubu's comment is about Lagos.
But citizens of online country will soon start crying over Tinubu and ragos.
But in another news, I understand no water in Enugu, what are our blodas from that side doing about it?  Eewoh, so Tinubu has embezzled the funds for the provision of portable water in Enugu? |
Politics › Re: Water Scarcity In Enugu: Long Queues Sighted In Most Parts Of The State (Photos) by oyatz(m): 10:23am On Mar 05, 2021 |
EmekaA125: Desist from idiotic reasoning. Igbos in Lagos have right to criticize Tinubu and his activities because whatever happens there affect them as Lagosians or Lagos city residents. Desist from idiotic responses to my posts. |
Politics › Re: Water Scarcity In Enugu: Long Queues Sighted In Most Parts Of The State (Photos) by oyatz(m): 7:28am On Mar 05, 2021 |
YurFatHer: not only in Enugu, it is the whole Nigeria that water is scarce Continue to deceive yourself. |
Politics › Re: Water Scarcity In Enugu: Long Queues Sighted In Most Parts Of The State (Photos) by oyatz(m): 7:27am On Mar 05, 2021 |
Beremx: The last time I witnessed water scarcity was during my teenage years in early 90s. I can't believe Enugu doesn't have water. What happened to boreholes? Tinubu has destroyed the water system of Enugu State since you left the place. |
Politics › Re: NBS' Poverty Metric For Nigeria Per State by oyatz(m): 7:21am On Mar 05, 2021 |
EzeNri: Lol.
Making excuses for their fraud NBS.
NBS data don't always reflect reality. Its biased to favour the SW.
There is no way Ekiti will have fewer percentage of poor people than Anambra and Rivers. I have been to the three states and I know what I saw in Ekiti.
You can't compare a purely civil service state to a state like Anambra that is commerce-driven.
How many Ekiti people are in the civil service and how much is even their salary?
Ekiti is not industrialized and the state is not even doing well in agriculture. The government is even owing salaries.
Yemi should tell us how placed Ekiti ahead of Anambra in the poverty index. Going to a State is NOT the same thing as carrying out an academic study in a State. Most of the commentators lack scholarstic capacity to critique a research work and will like to substitute personal opinions as research works 1) Explain to us, the criteria used in this NBS study. 2) How many tonnes of Cocoa, Kolanuts, Cassava, Timber, Palm oil, Eggs and other poultry products are produced in Ekiti every year? |
Politics › Re: NBS' Poverty Metric For Nigeria Per State by oyatz(m): 6:51am On Mar 02, 2021 |
EzeNri: Buhari is displaying nepotism and all other staffremained mum?
NBS released a data that showed Ogun as the third largest producer of rice while Ebonyi didn't make the top 10.
When the National Extractive Industry released their data, Ebonyi made joint second position with Benue while Ogun took 15th.
NBS data always show that SW states have lowest poverty rate in country but when the government released number of vulnerable households, SW dominates in the South.
NBS always report bogus IGR for SW but BUDGIT data shows almost SW states are insolvent while only one state in the SE, Debt Office data shows SW is the most indebted region and SE the least The problem with you is that you don't take time to study what each report really means and lack the scholarstic capacity to compare Statistics. Most of what you are saying were measured using different 'yardsticks' and at times measure different but related things. |
Politics › Re: NBS' Poverty Metric For Nigeria Per State by oyatz(m): 6:36am On Mar 02, 2021 |
EzeNri: NBS Yoruba DG had been caught numerous time falsifying data for SW.
The official poverty rate in US in 2019 pre-COVID was 11 percent.
So, Osun with zero industries and only yahoo boys has better poverty rate then US.
Poverty rate in the UK in 2020 was 22%. So, SW the region with the most vulnerable household in the South has better poverty rate than UK?
So Ekiti has better poverty rate than Anambra and Rivers?
So Ekiti has better poverty rate than Abia.
Travel from Abuja to Lagos through Ekiti, Ondo, Osun, Oyo and Ogun and see the kind of houses those that claim they have fewer percentage of poor people than US and UK are living in.
SW low poverty rate exists only in Yoruba media and Yoruba controlled NBS
How can the region with the higher number of vulnerable households (SW) have lesser poor people by a long shot than those with the fewest vulnerable households in the entire country.
How can the region with the lowest income inequality in the entire country have more poor people by a long shot than those with the highest income inequality in the South.
Yoriba Bureau of Stat can deceive themselves not us that drive through SW every week. Yardsticks for measuring poverty in each country aren't necessarily the same. Who is regareded as being poor in the USA may have better monetary resources than an average comfortable person in Nigeria, Ghana or many Sub-Saharan countries. You need to understand the concept very well and not confuse low poverty rate as the same thing as wealth. |
Romance › Re: Don't Mercy For Any Lady In Her 30 To 40 Unmarried by oyatz(m): 5:28pm On Feb 24, 2021 |
1Sharon: I know but women these days feel that age range is far too young Nowadays, a 26 year old lady will still be doin slay queen, jumping from dicks to dicks |
Romance › Re: Don't Mercy For Any Lady In Her 30 To 40 Unmarried by oyatz(m): 3:08pm On Feb 24, 2021 |
1Sharon: Most girls tend to consider marraige at the age of 27-30 and not in the prime age.. In the 1960-70s, many young ladies married between 20-23yrs. |