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Agriculture › Re: Grinding And Pelleting Machine For Sale by oyatz(m): 12:01pm On Mar 04, 2020
jbnm:
available at 65 k last price.
I am interested in buying the whole thing but your number is not going.
Agriculture › Re: Animal Feed Pellet Machine by oyatz(m): 11:50am On Mar 04, 2020
bobzhang:
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I am interested in buying a small pelletizing machine for fish feeds.

How do I get your contact?
Politics › Re: Conspiracy Against The Development Of The North by oyatz(m): 10:38am On Mar 04, 2020
Azmanaty:
Onye mgbu
Onye= Person

Mgbu= huh?

Please explain to me sir.
Politics › Re: Conspiracy Against The Development Of The North by oyatz(m): 10:35am On Mar 04, 2020
Arrewa:
yes politically criminal bandits attacked innocent people in Kaduna village... It can happen anywhere in the country...

What the government need is push up in security sector... Because of insecurity in Kaduna, zamfara and maiduguri doesn't mean that the whole north is unsafe... Use your head
STATE POLICE is needed at this stage of insecurity in Nigieria.

Every State should be allowed to secure it's people
Politics › Re: Why Bini And Isan Can't Just Settle Their Differences. by oyatz(m): 10:12am On Mar 04, 2020
Atigba:
They are not the same

Ife people are Ife

The Idu people are Idus, mostly inhabited Igodomigodo.

Some few people in Ife migrated to Igodomigodo in 12 century.

Idu people dont speak same language with Ife please.
Carry unbiased research very well, you will see that in the 10-12th century, people were just moving from one town to the other along this vast expanse of land with centuries of mixing.

Sharp differences came with the rise of power Empires (in the 15th century) that needed to define territories.
Politics › Re: Why Bini And Isan Can't Just Settle Their Differences. by oyatz(m): 11:29pm On Mar 03, 2020
MelesZenawi:
Then deductively the Yorubas are ruling Edo state
This is NOT true.

The Bini Monarchy, though may come from Oranmiyan but the Binis are ruling themselves. Don't cause unnecessary inter-tribal tension.


Even Oranmiyan wasn't a Yoruba man because there was nothing called Yorubas during his era.
Politics › Re: Why Bini And Isan Can't Just Settle Their Differences. by oyatz(m): 11:22pm On Mar 03, 2020
Atigba:
There will never be peace between the 2 because they are different.

They faught wars for centuries

The binis ancestral home is Ife

Esan are Idu children
I hope you know that the people that inhabited the vast espance of land from Ile-Ife to Ubinu to Esanland used to be one people and didn't need interpreters to communicate with one another in the distant past?
Politics › Re: Why Bini And Isan Can't Just Settle Their Differences. by oyatz(m): 11:17pm On Mar 03, 2020
Lipscomb:
Look I'm not an igbo guy. And the matter I raise here was true among the Edo and isan people.
Both Bini and Isan people are different branches of the same EDO ethnic group.
Health › Re: Nigeria’s Hot Temperature May Suppress Spread Of Coronavirus — Virologist by oyatz(m): 3:55pm On Mar 03, 2020
johnmattew:
Tehran's temperature is 11 degrees and Lagos is about 32 degrees...always learn to research b4 commenting..flu doesn't thrive in hot weather..besides, coronavirus is inactive at 38 degrees
How Corona virus go con survive now in Sokoto , Katsina and Maiduguri where Temperature are now over 40 Degrees Celsius?
Health › Re: Nigeria’s Hot Temperature May Suppress Spread Of Coronavirus — Virologist by oyatz(m): 3:48pm On Mar 03, 2020
looseweight:
What of Saudi Arabia wet hot pass naija, dem don record corona there oo
Saudi Arabia is at times colder than Nigeria. The temperature ranges in Saudi Arabia is longer than that of Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by oyatz(m): 3:18pm On Mar 03, 2020
TemmyT002:
Rich people probably convinced Sanwoolu to enforce this wickedness.
But rich people are very few in numbers and mostly don't ride Okada/Keke, why should they want these Okada/Keke banned?
Politics › Re: Lai Mohammed, Governor Abdulrahman Tear Kwara APC Apart by oyatz(m): 2:04pm On Mar 03, 2020
fairfora:
There's no difference in what I posted and what you said...except for politics of bitterness played to ouster Saraki. His dad suddenly became a subject of ridicule...akii sin baba ka tun sin omo and all manners of hate songs that played out that time whereas, Olusola saraki played great role in developing Kwara. I'm not a fan of Saraki neither and am not an indigene of kwara. The ile arugbo demolition was a further proof of the hate regime. You were even soft in your response to my post...some had rained harsh words and abuses in my previous posts but I don't care. Politics isn't played with bitterness. Some Kwarans have failed to realise the fact that, in politics, there's no permanent enemies. It's all about interests. No politician can win forever, I concur
You see, what is happening in our politics, like what is happening in our educational, real estate or even sport sector reflect our level of development and sophistication as a people.

The Sarakis, Tinubu, Buhari etc are mere players during our present phase of development who play politics according to the prevailing norms of this present phase.

Most Nigerian politicians see elections as political wars and political opponents as enemies
Politics › Re: Lai Mohammed, Governor Abdulrahman Tear Kwara APC Apart by oyatz(m): 1:08pm On Mar 03, 2020
fairfora:
well, to the best of my knowledge, Saraki's family has dominated Kwara's political space for nearly 4 decades. I schooled in kwara and I could recollect the role played by dr olushola saraki, in peacekeeping and fair play in politics. He was also a kingmaker. I remember when he supported late gov lawal to win the guber race. I was rounding up my programme and busy with my project that year. Lawal betrayed him and his son, senator saraki was massively supported by his dad and kearans and won the government race. Some people gullibly said olusola Saraki had mortgaged kwara blablabla...but they couldn't point to the property looted or estates built by him unlike Tinubu whose investments are visibly spotted everywhere. The Societe Generale Bank was a French bank who came to Nigeria under the cooperation of Saraki and he was made chairman of same bank....does that make him the absolute owner?

Tinubu tested his political might and sponsored Taiwo belgore, the son of alfa belgore, the popular legal luminary but saraki defeated him with the support of kwarans despite the huge sum spent by the then ACN. Had the people of the state not loved Saraki, he would have lost because ACN spent alot. They went to court but still lost. Mr belgore decamped to another party to contest but still lost to abdulfattah ahmed who decamped from the pdp to APC on the instruction of his political mentor bukola saraki as they were preparing to support Buhari to win the 2015 election. Saraki claimed he donated over 1bn towards the presidential election success when the going turned sour.

Ordinarily, Alhaji kawu Baraje or any of the other key politicians who is active in the state and had tirelessly worked for the success of the party in kwara could have been tipped as a ministerial candidate but lai muhamed who was relevant and active in lagos state was imposed on the kwarans because is an indigene of kwara, which really incited their anger. They said he should have gone to lagos where he's well known and active. Saraki in the interest of peace called for calm and they moved on. Lai muhamed was even seen prostrating before Saraki when he was in dire need of the slot and he was considered eventually.

Had Saraki remained in the apc, there wouldn't have been all these crises seen in kwara today. He began to fall out with the apc the moment he perceived the calculation and political arrangement was being manipulated by Tinubu. Before they agreed to come together, tinubu said his faction would produce vice and after Buhari, he would succeed him. Saraki said the senate presidency must he zoned to north central and he must be the one to head the Senate, all those positions were put at the table and all and soundary agreed to it. When the time to decode who would he senate president came, the plan changed and Tinubu wanted someone else but Saraki outplayed them...that was the beginning of his ordeal. Furthermore, the moment lai muhamed got what he wanted, he moved to Tinubu's camp. The otogee political revolution was sponsored by Tinubu and lai muhamed was so active in it. Lots of buses filled with Lagos youths and touts were transported to ilorin for this protest and the natives joined them midway . The rest is now history. I live in lagos and I'm quite aware of all these incidents.

The offa robbery incident happened and they fingered Saraki boys, those who later said the police made them to utter statements under duress. The issue became messy and some pictures of those accused were released in which they were spotted in Saraki political meetings and gatherings. They admitted to the fact that they were Saraki loyalists but never participated in the robbery. Those robbers as captured by the cctv did not exhibit any similarity with those accused, the same way those who robbed lagos banks were said to have been apprehended but picked the wrong people and same gang had a field day in other banks in ikorodu and festac in a space of 2 months . Eventually, those accused confessed to the press that they were tortured and compelled to say what they didn't do.

Now, why I said in my post that, a house built with spit would be destroyed by the dewdrops, they ganged up against Saraki and pursued him out of kwara politics, the revolution in which lai muhamed was actively involved.

Now, there are factions, some politicians in kwara are now regretting their action. Contracts aren't awarded to the locals anymore. Approval must now come from Lagos, which they're not happy about. The governor himself isn't happy about the motives but there is nothing he could do than dance to the tune of his piper. He had promised them so much and now, he's not doing much and people aren't happy. Politics is about reaching out to everybody by providing the basic things needed but nothing is happening in the state. If you're from kwara and you're close to them, you'd confirm this. Why I said he would bounce back... every politician looks for the weakness of their opposition or opponent to rise. With what is happening, if not checked, I see saraki coming back strong.
I couldn't just stop laughing at your post which is filled with many funny unsubstantiated insinuations (Beer Palour gists). . .Obviously,you a great fan of the Sarakis!

1) In a Democracy, it is not compulsory that you or your candidates or your political party must continue to win all the time.

Electoral defeat does NOT necessarily mean an evil thing

Sometimes,you win and sometimes you lose.

2) Dr Bukola Saraki has won many elections in Kwara State but lost one in 2019.

If the people of Kwara central still prefer him, it's possible for him to win as a Senator for Kwara Central in 2023 but the possibility of him becoming the Senate President or his political party winning all the elective posts in Kwara State is very dim.

3) In politics (especially politics of developing countries), you must expect conflicts, conflicts management and conflicts resolutions.
Politics › Re: Lai Mohammed, Governor Abdulrahman Tear Kwara APC Apart by oyatz(m): 11:27am On Mar 03, 2020
fairfora:
the guy would surely bounce back. A house built with spit would be destroyed by the dew...its a local adage. The worst mistake made by kwarans is allowing Tinubu to destabilize them. I learn alphabeta, Tinubu's company now manages thair tax system. They would soon learn their lessons the way Libya did after sending off Gaddafi.
Can you further expantiate on this theory sir?
Politics › Re: Lai Mohammed, Governor Abdulrahman Tear Kwara APC Apart by oyatz(m): 11:25am On Mar 03, 2020
I don't support gamblings.
Romance › Re: I Went To See My Fiance's Parents, Only To Discover That His Mum Was Also My Mum by oyatz(m): 5:37pm On Mar 02, 2020
This look like a Nollywood script;

1) You can be living in Motherless BABIES homes from primary School to higher institutions.

2) The OP obviously doesn't know anything about DNA tests and wrongly assumed DNA test is always like Malaria test where only the patient's blood sample will be taken.

For resolving parents-child relationships, samples will be taken from both the child and the parent(s) which will be matched for similarities.
Romance › Re: Meet The Two Sisters Married To One Man- The Oba Of Benin. by oyatz(m): 4:42pm On Mar 02, 2020
Greyworld:
Now your cousin would be your half brother or sister. It's okay o.

Just imagine the authority and power wield by the English Monarch were to be in Africa Especially Nigeria. Just imagine.
If you study European History very ,you will see that European Monarchs exhibited and displayed royal powers far more than African Kings until their excesses forced their subjects to rise in rebellions called 'revolutions' leading to reforms that curtailed their powers and made Democracy popular.
Politics › Re: Why Do Niger Delta States Not Look Like Johanessburg With Highest Allocations by oyatz(m): 12:04pm On Mar 02, 2020
Nigeria can't develop much because of this present system we practice.

The political system doesn't encourage wealth creation but encourage wealth sharing.
Politics › Re: Why Nigerians Should Support Government's Effort To Rehabilitate Insurgents by oyatz(m): 11:52am On Mar 02, 2020
Sunnycliff:
And you don't think that they prefer to die in one Nigeria than to allow secession?
It's NOT compulsory that we must all live together as one Nigeria.

If somepeople want to live under Boko Haramism, let them be.

They should be given these States to rule for 25 years and after their rule the people can vote if they want to rejoin Nigeria or they want to continue Boko Haramism.
Politics › Re: Akinyemi Onigbinde: It Doesn’t Make Sense Granting Amnesty To Boko Haram by oyatz(m): 11:27am On Mar 02, 2020
tsephanyah:
Sharrap Prof. Go and fix sex for grade and the corruption going on in ur department. National security matters are to complex for you. And who cares about ur opinions anyways, Unless the i-pots terrorist. And some mentally deranged adults. Meet many of them Militant in Malaysia University of East London (UEL). If Gej can grant amnesty to militant, and sponsor them to study abroad. Well lemme break it to u people, granting Boko Haram amnesty is better. In War Deception is the best strategy.
Those who ride on the back of Leopards often end up in the bellys of the leopards.

When Boko Haram started around 2009, they were been hailed and supported by many people who share their religious beliefs because the sect was targeting people they consider of the opposite religion but today, their sympathizers are the receiving end.
Politics › Re: Why Nigerians Should Support Government's Effort To Rehabilitate Insurgents by oyatz(m): 11:00am On Mar 02, 2020
Sunnycliff:
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Can you please tell us what these insurgents are fighting for? What do they want? Let them say what they want first before we talk of amnesty or rehabilitation
They want their own version of Shari'ah to be implemented in Nigeria.

Honestly, I am with their requirements only that I don't support their methods.

Let the people of Borno, Yobe and Adamawa vote in a plebiscite if they want to live under Nigeria or under Boko Haram.

If more than 50% of the population in each Local Government want to live under Boko Haram , the FG should remove them from Nigeria and give them to Boko Haram.

You can't be inside and outside at the same time.
Politics › Re: Why Nigerians Should Support Government's Effort To Rehabilitate Insurgents by oyatz(m): 10:54am On Mar 02, 2020
TheMainone:
Many Nigerians don't read. At least try to read and digest first before attacking or disagreeing! sad
There's nothing cheerful or meaningful in the whole write up.

It's more like a way to PERMANENTLY institutionalize Boko Haramism as part of Nigerian polity.

If 500 arrested Boko Haramists were lined up and gun down with firing squads, future and aspiring Boko Haramists will know that there will grave consequences for joining the terrorist organization.

However Boko Haram will continue to look attractive to Northern Youths because there is no punishments for their actions but rather they will be housed, well fed and sent abroad.

All I see in this dubious deradicalization program is ALL CARROTS and NO STICKS at all.


The families of soldiers who were murdered by Boko Haram can NEVER be patriotic to Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Amotekun: Miyetti Allah's Request Thrown Out By Western House Of Assemblies by oyatz(m): 10:33am On Mar 02, 2020
Actually, I think the Amotekun corps should work with the Fulani cattle herders in their domain.

I have worked on outreaches to thick forests and I saw how the Fulanis manage to cope in such jungles. The genuine Fulani Herders know the non-genuine (violent) Herdsmen.
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu: Supreme Court Must Reverse Imo State Judgement by oyatz(m): 10:25am On Mar 02, 2020
tsephanyah:
Disgusting why is he wearing lip gloss
It may not be the femine type,i guess it's part of his traditional make-up.
Politics › Re: January 1966 Coup – The Biggest Mistake Of The Igbo Tribe by oyatz(m): 3:45am On Mar 02, 2020
Kwon1999:
Franchasng everything in this post is true. Actually I tried to pass this message before you, but I was afraid that our brothers will call me Afonja or Aboki.

Whether or not Kaduna Nzeogwu is an Igbo, he executed that coup because he considered himself a member of one of the three major tribes in Nigeria which is Igbo.

No two ways about it, Kaduna Nzeogwu wouldn't have had the courage to plan and execute that coup if he didn't view himself as a member of a major tribe in Nigeria.

Again, I think the reason for jubilation among our people after top men from North were killed in 1966 is because the northerners killed many of our people during the Jos and Kano riot before independence. To me that jubilation which angered the north more wasn't necessary; our people should have revenged the killings of 1945 and 1953 when it was still hot, not rejoicing in 1966 after the coup when it was cold.


I am not saying that we are bad people; all I am trying to say is that our brothers should absorb this truth so that the truth will set our people free.

Before the coming of the white men in this lands, if a man commits crime in another clan his people will kill him just to protect the image of their clan. We shouldn't have protected or kill the men, we should have have handed them over to the victims of their naivety.

Lastly, we southeasterners should unite and ask our brothers from Delta and Rivers if the are one of us and if the say no we should take it like that. No need for DNA test.

It is wickedness or hatred that makes people to believe that everyone bearing Igbo name caught abroad disgracing this country is from Anambra, Enugu, Ebonyi, Imo and Abia; many of them have never stepped feet in south east but when the are caught southeast will be blamed and on top of that the will say they are not Igbos.
Sir, I admire your courage.


1) The first ten years after Independence (1960-1970) was a trying and difficult time for Nigeria and it was similar to so many other artificially created African countries. It was a period where we made many mistakes.

2) Nigeria will become greater if we sincerely learn from the mistakes of the past.
Politics › Re: January 1966 Coup – The Biggest Mistake Of The Igbo Tribe by oyatz(m): 3:28am On Mar 02, 2020
echibuogwu:
U don’t know anything u just go about spilling nonsense, who told u it was an “ Igbo coup” yes Nzeogwu is an Igbo man but only by birth, he was born in Kaduna and he grew up in Kaduna, intact he dressed always like an Hausa man and he didn’t know how to speak Igbo, but he was very fluent in Hausa. I don’t know what’s wrong with u people, u don’t know anything but u go around spreading rumor.
And this Major Chukwuma Nzeogwu who was born in Kaduna, spoke Hausa fluently but didn't know how to speak Igbo died fighting for Biafra?

It should also be noted that many Almanacs showing this Major Chukwuma Nzeogwu with his combat boots resting with pride on the severed head of Sir Ahmadu Bello were printed and publicly hanged by overzealous Igbo traders in their shops.
Politics › Re: January 1966 Coup – The Biggest Mistake Of The Igbo Tribe by oyatz(m): 3:05am On Mar 02, 2020
Davash222:
Come 2023, we will support Northerner over South Wasterner.
You have always done that. This is very predictable.
Politics › Re: Time For Igbo Presidency Is 2023 by oyatz(m): 10:57pm On Mar 01, 2020
Awol1:
Why is it not occurring to you that Jim Nwobodo could have been propelled by some fifth columnists to add the spoiler he did?

Same with other candidates from the SE/SS bloc of the party.

Have u thought about what was sang into the ears of the delegates from the core North?

Why do you speak as if you don't that winners are known before the day of convention and that conventions are mere formalities.
You are funny sir.

Why didn't Dr Alex Ekwueme got Jim Nwobodo and all other candidates from SE/SS to step down for him instead of about 5 candidates from the same power block going into the same election and have their votes divided?
Politics › Re: Time For Igbo Presidency Is 2023 by oyatz(m): 10:00pm On Mar 01, 2020
Awol1:
It's safe to say he was denied because of the reported intrigues that preceded the primaries when the coast seemed clear for Ekwueme.
Please expantiate on this intrigues sir.
It was an open ballot voting televised for all to see. The gap between the first and the second runner up was huge and even Ekwueme congratulated the winner,so where is the intrigues sir?

Dr Alex Ekwueme was defeated fairly and squarely largely because he failed to secure the support of the largest power blocks in the party (the S/West and core Northern delegates) and because his base (the S/East and S/South votes) were shared by himself, Jim Nwobodo( a great spoiler), Don Etiebet, Asiodu and Graham-Douglass.

Obasanjo was the ONLY candidate from the S/west and enjoyed support of the retired military politicians who were still very influencial in the politics of the time.
Politics › Re: Ohanaeze To Miyetti Allah: Enlist Your Members In Military To Fight Insurgency by oyatz(m): 3:07pm On Mar 01, 2020
goodnessme1:
Sometime i imagine Nigeria without Igbos.
Who know what fulanis will be doing to other tribes.
There won't be a Nigeria . We were different peoples brought together by the British to form Nigeria. Breaking a portion away from the country will mean every portion should be on their own (QED).
Politics › Re: Time For Igbo Presidency Is 2023 by oyatz(m): 3:01pm On Mar 01, 2020
TheApologist:
Let's hope the PDP will be kind enough to give their presidential ticket to the South East but I'm very certain APC will make no such blunder
All political parties firstly seek their survival and don't like to lose power.

The APC will not want to gamble with an option that will make it easier for it to be defeated in the presidential election.
Politics › Re: Time For Igbo Presidency Is 2023 by oyatz(m): 2:55pm On Mar 01, 2020
Rochas2023:
1. Nigerians
Major stake holders in the two major party.

There will be primaries but you and I know that is just a formality the real picking are done by major party stakeholders
Bros, in a country as diversified as Nigeria and with increased political awareness of this age and time, things aren't as simple as you assume.

Anyway, how do you tell non-Igbo Nigerian politicians who nurse presidential ambitions and have invested heavily in the projects to forgo their ambitions and not seek their parties presidential tickets?

I am a realist and I know that Nigerian politicians are self centered people and won't yield to such requests to step down if they aren't Igbos.

I think Igbos should be realistic and rally round their formidable presidential candidates and find a way to defeat other candidates in the Primaries.

It will be far easier if there's no APC and only the PDP is the major political party (more or less one party State).

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