Politics › Re: Harrison Gwamnishu Addresses The Issue Of Wether He Is Igbo Or Not - Video by oyatz(m): 3:26pm On May 07, 2023 |
Penguin2: Lol!
Don’t pretend like it’s not you people’s wish and prayer that every Igbo after River Niger denies his Igbo heritage and claim an inexistent tribe if need be.
Unfortunately for you people, there seems to be a new renaissance among the Southsouth Igbos who are now openly embracing their Igbo identity despite conceited efforts by powers that be to make them say otherwise.
And hey, more is even coming. Ndi Victim Mentality, How exactly did all these you talked about related to Tinubu? |
Politics › Re: Dino Melaye Unveils Habeebat Deen As Female Deputy Governorship Candidate by oyatz(m): 2:35pm On May 07, 2023 |
Corto: I bet they are fucking I also suspect such. I pray Dino wins and he should just marry the Deputy Governor. This will reduce cost of governance because the Deputy Governor will double as the First Lady. |
Politics › Re: Fact File; Obj Vs Buhari (2003), 25% Is Compulsory In FCT. by oyatz(m): 2:29pm On May 07, 2023 |
SpatialKing: Exactly
So please FCT can not be deem a state in this matter The Judgement the OP posted said the FCT should be treated as if it were one of the States. The constitution also stipulate this |
Politics › Re: Fact File; Obj Vs Buhari (2003), 25% Is Compulsory In FCT. by oyatz(m): 2:21pm On May 07, 2023 |
Penguin2: University of Lagos said if you will be admitted to study law, you must make 5 credits including English and Mathematics.
Now, you went ahead to score 8 credits and failed English, do you have any ground to insist that Unilag should admit you to study law🤔? But the constitution did use 'including the FCT' Your analogy is dead on arrival |
Politics › Re: Fact File; Obj Vs Buhari (2003), 25% Is Compulsory In FCT. by oyatz(m): 2:19pm On May 07, 2023 |
SpatialKing: Nobody is elevating FCT Talking about equality 13 million votes were against 8 million Are you saying 8 million is greater than 13 million
All votes are equal in all states AND FCT
So since all votes are equal then 25% FCT votes is also equal to votes from other states.... When you make 25% in FCT compulsory, then the votes in FCT is automatically superior to other votes. Look at the likely scenario you will create *All candidates will make getting maximal votes in the FCT a do or die affairs *Many candidates will urge people from their ethnic groups to transfer their polling units from several States to the FCT which will become chaotic * All candidates will concentrate on the FCT: with all kinds of intimidation, rigging and this will lead to violence. There is no country where such compulsory 25% in FCT is required to win presidential election |
Politics › Re: Fact File; Obj Vs Buhari (2003), 25% Is Compulsory In FCT. by oyatz(m): 2:12pm On May 07, 2023 |
SpatialKing: But the constitution already requires him to get 25% of FCT already... He should meet the requirements first.. If the constitution want the president to get 25% in the FCT, it would been written specifically like this; 'a quarter of all the votes cast in two thirds of all the States and IN the FCT' |
Politics › Re: Fact File; Obj Vs Buhari (2003), 25% Is Compulsory In FCT. by oyatz(m): 2:09pm On May 07, 2023 |
SpatialKing: You are actually reading it blindly... Universally all votes are equal that's why AND FCT is mandatory... If all votes weren't equal only the votes from a particular region is enough to make a candidate president... The requirements for winning; 1) Simple majority. 2) 25% in two thirds of the Federation which is a measure of SPREAD. The FCT is not superior to 24 States. |
Politics › Re: Fact File; Obj Vs Buhari (2003), 25% Is Compulsory In FCT. by oyatz(m): 2:08pm On May 07, 2023 |
SpatialKing: Exactly
So please FCT can not be deem a state in this matter The constitution already explicitly stated that the FCT be treated as if it were a State. |
Romance › Re: Has Porn ( Bluefilm ) Been available In Nigeria As Far Back As The 1960's? by oyatz(m): 2:01pm On May 07, 2023 |
Dabronze: You just give the evolution trends of the pornographic in Nigeria
The internet have create a widespread of getting access to porn but in the future is going to get worst artificial Intelligence (AI) more damages to the society with the future evolution that it will bring. If you go to STI clinics in Teaching Hospitals, you will be surprised at the alarming increase in the incidence of Genito-Anal warts and changing pattern of sexually transmitted infections because many people now practice Anal sex, MouthAction and all kinds of deviant sexual 'styles' they watch in Blue Films. And to make matter worse, even Born-Again Youths have now joined the trend such that it is now very difficult to differentiate Born-Again from non Born-Again |
Romance › Re: Has Porn ( Bluefilm ) Been available In Nigeria As Far Back As The 1960's? by oyatz(m): 8:18am On May 06, 2023 |
sacajawea: This is what I wanted to confirm! If they went into Cinemas to watch, at Certain very specific times and all. I know it must have definitely existed in the 70's , and I know for a certainty this cinema porn survived into the 90's. Magazines in the 60's was it available even to poor people too, like the very poor? Cos my investigation and study, wants to draw, connect a dot between very early exposure of most lower class Nigerian males and certain behaviours. As for the softcore part, softcore story line you mentioned, but full sex scenes from kissing to climax was shown Abi? Just like porn today?
Thank you very much for your response. And if you can answer the above two questions, @ bolded, I will appreciate First , we need to understand that societal approval of sexual behaviours and the concepts of morality in general varies from generation to generation and from places to places. In the Ancient Times, pornography was well approved but largely limited to erotic sculptures and paintings (sometimes around the vicinity of certain temples dedicated to the goddess of fertility) and this continued to the Greeco-Roman era. Sometimes, the Royals and Aristocrats of that era can call on some people (usually slaves) to perform live 'porn' to entertain them and their guests. Pornography became a little more advanced in the Medieval period. There were special erotic carvings with limbs specially joined to the body . These limbs can be attached to very thin (almost invisible) threads which are then pulled by the 'organizer' to give the impression that the statues' private part is hitting the buttocks of the female counterparts. These pornographic 'shows' were special produced to entertain the Kings and the Elites The invention of the printing press and photography made mass production of porn materials available to the masses. They are often displayed at brothels. In Nigeria of the 1960s, the society frown at open display of sexual acts, thus porn were watched secretly but may be watched by the Elites and Western Educated Heads-of-the families ,who were relatively above criticism by most members of the society. Teenagers caught reading pornographic magazines at school were often expelled. The 'Blue Films' were shown at Cinemas at Night (8pm-10pm) when it is usually dark and most watchers couldn't be identified. Yes, the softcore porn films often show the penis been inserted to the vagina and revealed other body parts. Videos became available in Nigeria in the late 1970s but only few elites could afford them, thus 'Blue films' in VHS only became freely available around 1990. Even by then, there were many towns in Nigeria where nobody owned T.V with 'Videos' but in Lagos, you could have about 5-10 people per Street who had these electronics. In the 1980s, many young ladies lost their virginity and many were impregnated when they went to watch films in the apartments of young bachelors that had 'Colour T.V and Videos ' The widespread availability of Smart Phones with internet access has now made porn available to almost everybody with devastating consequences. Almost every undergraduate now watch porns and practice what they watch in these films (including Oral and Anal sex, two/three-somes etc). |
Politics › Re: How Popular Is Akpabio In The South South by oyatz(m): 3:30pm On May 05, 2023 |
mancoconut: Considering that the South South is a multi-ethnic enclave with dynamic and unique sociocultural and political interests that vary amongst all its ethnic components, does a possible emergence of Akpabio as SP under President Druggies' "govt" represent the general interests of all the various ethnic nationalities in the SS? I hope the Ijaw, Delta-Igbo, Urhobo, Itshekiri, Ikwerre etc will accept him as the sole representative of all their interests as a people? I don't know much about the popularity of Akpabio as a person, but I know for sure he's definitely not the popular/or charismatic figure from the South South region compared to maybe Wike. Tribes don't need to accept him. Only the elected senators and to a lesser extent, the Political Patties need to accept him. Did all the Tribes in the N/Central accepted David Mark or Bukola Saraki as Senate President? |
Education › Re: Top 10 Highest JAMB SCORES 2023 by oyatz(m): 3:14pm On May 05, 2023 |
Dabronze: The problem is ithe british have structure Nigeria system in such that only the illiterate ,imbeciles, people with low IQ will be In power not the intellectuals
Obafemi Awolwo and who win Abiola and Tofa what happened to result
According to democracy government majority will rule over minority
The system of government that will bring third world country to first world country
The reason why USA is always against a communism government like Russia ,China, North korea is that all the country that they can't be a puppet to them Check out all the first world country that are practisit democracy like Western Europe ,Japan,South Korea are all American puppet to Stop propagating this your stereotypic biased opinions. Since 1999, all States have been ruled by their own people. Northerners are NOT ruling Osun, Edo, Anambra,Ekiti or Enugu ,yet these States have not significantly developed. |
Education › Re: Top 10 Highest JAMB SCORES 2023 by oyatz(m): 3:08pm On May 05, 2023 |
NwaIdeato: You will NEVER see Northern names dominate a list like this, until a list of mediocre quota system government appointees are released, then you will see them dominate the list...that's why Nigeria is a massive joke in almost all sectors today. This is very wrong. There are many Northerners that are very intelligent and have set academic records, including JAMB scores. The Northerners were late to embrace Western Education but they are fast catching up and they are NOT less intelligent than Southerners. |
Romance › Re: Has Porn ( Bluefilm ) Been available In Nigeria As Far Back As The 1960's? by oyatz(m): 10:25am On May 05, 2023*. Modified: 11:30am On May 05, 2023 |
sacajawea: Trace the history of P*rn watching in Nigeria.
I know that in the 70s, certain places may have had film houses where they watched porn, so I won't really ask about the 70's By 80s, definitely, you could buy and watch in your house, cassettes and all being available, if you could afford it. But was there blue film in Lagos and nigeria in the 60s and Early 70s? How did people watch porn in those very early days, Apart from magazines, if they were available even Pornography (in varying forms) is as old as man. By 1960, there were porn films but only available for Kings and the Elites because Television has not become widely available. The ordinary people used Porn Magazines or go to certain cinemas where Porns are shown on special data e.g 8-10 pm on last Saturdays of the month. In 1960 Lagos, you could watch porns (strictly in special days and time) in such cinemas like Pen Cinema, Agege Casino Cinema, Alagomeji ,Yaba Denton Street Cinema , Oyingbo, Ebute-metta Central Cinema, Lagos Street, Ebute-metta (East). NB: The porn movies of that era were softcore (in forms of a storyline in which a hero/Prince fall in love with a local girl or a girl of high caste elope with a slave/servant and they eventually have sex) |
Education › Re: Why Are Hausas Not Desperate To Search For Greener Pastures Outside Country? by oyatz(m): 9:53am On May 05, 2023 |
MzErica: In Nnewi here the youths prefer to traffic drugs to Asian countries.  You need to understand that these tribes have different worldviews. Igbos , unlike the Hausa-Fulanis, don't subscribe to the concept of FATE, thus they are willing to do anything to change their conditions and when they succeed, they love to show off to the less fortunate ones, that they have 'arrived' |
Education › Re: Why Are Hausas Not Desperate To Search For Greener Pastures Outside Country? by oyatz(m): 9:49am On May 05, 2023 |
To answer the question in a fair minded and objective way;
1) The world views of most Hausa-Fulanis are quite different from that of the Southerners.
Most Hausa-Fulanis strongly believe in FATE, that what will be will eventually be, thus they easily accept what comes their ways. They aren't driven by strong desires to effect changes through drastic measures like leaving their loved ones behind and traveling to hustle among strange cultures of Europe/USA,Canada and other parts of the world which will necessitate dropping/changing some of their cultural values in order to blend with the culture of their host countries.
2) Few educated and westernized Northerners travel abroad but mostly to study and immediately after their studies, they return to their homelands to take-up prime Gov't Jobs and wait patiently for 10-15 years to become the bosses in Public Service. |
Sports › Re: I Am Not Igbo - Sunday Oliseh by oyatz(m): 2:15pm On May 04, 2023 |
SpatialKing: Exactly, Please go and educate MC Oluomo boys and Lagos Yorubas on that. Nothing concern MC and Yorubas with whatever ethnic identity anyone chooses. |
Sports › Re: I Am Not Igbo - Sunday Oliseh by oyatz(m): 9:32am On May 04, 2023 |
Zonefree: He should change his IGBO names first..
Oliseh Ogochukwu
These are not Yoruba or Hause names, you know? They are his names. No tribe has copyright over names. There are Idoma and Igbo people who bear similar names e.g Ada There are Yoruba and Edo people who bear similar names e.g Akpata/ Apata There are French and English who bear similar names e.g Charles, Louis, Henri/Henry. Portuguese and Spanish people bear the same names |
Sports › Re: I Am Not Igbo - Sunday Oliseh by oyatz(m): 9:28am On May 04, 2023 |
richmond500: na learn we deh learn daily and we could educate each other. Now just because someone bears Igbo name, that doesn't mean he is igbo. There is no culture that is 100% independent of other cultures, even the igbos form their culture by imbibing others that works for them and with time, you begin to take few things that u like about others to make your own. Football is not a British thing, it was taken from the medieval age, the British only modernized it. Civilization is not European thing, it started in Africa. The igbos also took other cultures to form theirs, those igbo name might even belong to some ancient dynasty which your forefathers took so stop the assumption that because they bear igbo names, they automatically become igbos. They are plainly ignorant. All over the world, ethnic groups overlap and people bear similar names and speak similar languages with varying degrees of differences. For instance, it is very common to see Europeans from different countries/ethnic groups bearing similar names e.g Williams/Whilem, Henri/Henry, Peter/Peitro,Pedro, Charles/Karl, Ceaser/Kaiser/Czar etc |
Sports › Re: I Am Not Igbo - Sunday Oliseh by oyatz(m): 9:22am On May 04, 2023 |
SpatialKing: Nobody would come for his head This is 2023
Igbos are too special and unique for that
We all saw what happened in Lagos state during the elections... Even fellow Yorubas were profiled as Igbos and were stopped from voting.. They don't care anybody from Edo downwards is Igbo.
Those tribal bigots in Lagos state and the the North are the people you should be explaining to why you aren't Igbo.. Anybody from Edo is NOT Igbo. Ethnic identity is self-identity. No one needs the approval or permission of others to be who they want to be. |
Sports › Re: I Am Not Igbo - Sunday Oliseh by oyatz(m): 9:14am On May 04, 2023 |
gidgiddy: The funny thing is that if you ask Sunday Oliseh his ethnic group, he may have nothing to say
His surname "Oliseh" is just the dialect used in Abavo to say "Olisah", which is another name for God in Igbo
To each their own, Sunday Oliseh is free to claim Japanese if he likes There are similarities in the Kwa Language continuum e.g Orisha/Oosha (Yoruba)= Oosa (Bini)= Oritshe (Itsekiri) = Oliseh (Ika) = Olisa (Igbo) The languages only appear very different when the shared/similar words are combined with non-shared/dissimilar words. For instance, Olisa + Debe = Olisadebe (Igbo) Oosa + Debe= Osadebe (Ika/Igbo) Oritsa+ jan fo = Oritshajafo (Itsekiri) Orisha + jen fo= Orishajenfo (Yoruba) |
Politics › Re: FL by oyatz(m): 11:56pm On May 02, 2023 |
There are so many mad people on Social Media! |
Agriculture › Re: Strange Bird Killed By Fulani by oyatz(m): 2:18pm On May 02, 2023 |
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Agriculture › Re: Strange Bird Killed By Fulani by oyatz(m): 2:17pm On May 02, 2023 |
blueghost: You said strange bird yet you even bought it with the intention to eat it. Smh eating strange things Should the bird be thrown away then? It is better to buy it and eat it than throwing it away sir |
Politics › Re: Meet The 5 Judges To Preside Over Peter Obi's Petition Against Tinubu And Inec by oyatz(m): 5:55pm On Apr 30, 2023 |
Printerscanner: I know idiots will bring religion and tribe into it. Una go cry tire.
The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court is Tinubu's boy. All the cases stops at the table of the Chief Justice You obviously don't know how the Judiciary works. All cases do NOT stop at the table of the CJN. The Supreme Court PANEL of Justices consisting of 5-7 Justices of the Supreme Court (from different backgrounds) hear and judge a case and any one of them can agree or disagree with their views. This is why there can be split Judgement and majority wins. |
Politics › Re: Meet The 5 Judges To Preside Over Peter Obi's Petition Against Tinubu And Inec by oyatz(m): 5:49pm On Apr 30, 2023 |
Mitchy49: Wow.. God in Heaven, you know that majority of Nigerians want a Better Nigeria through His Excellency Sir PETER GREGORY OBI. God pls for the sake of us who are less privileged and disadvantaged without a helper or any connections to get good jobs, pls grant these lawyers the wherewithal and legal sagacity to win this case for us. Pls. Put the right words in their Mouths o Lord. God, we cannot afford to witness another calamitous administration in Tinubu again. Pls save our future and that of our unborn children God. Did you bother to read Peter Obi's petition at all? His petitions is not saying that he won the election, rather he is talking about disqualifying Tinubu, cancelling the votes scored by the APC and he should be declared the winner based on the remaining results or in the alternative, INEC should conduct another election in which Tinubu won't participate. These prayers will be thrown out for lack of merits in Law. |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Invited To Tinubu’s Inauguration By Presidential Inaugural Committee by oyatz(m): 5:37pm On Apr 30, 2023 |
doggedfighter: They're being mischievous.
And they know it.
But in all, I trust Peter Obi's judgement in handling acts of mischief and rascality.
Wickedness will never win nor have the last laugh !! Did you bother to read Peter Obi's petition at all? Obi is not claiming the election, rather he is saying that Tinubu should be disqualified and APC's votes cancelled while he should be declared winner based on the remaining results or INEC should conduct another election in which Tinubu won't participate. Peter Obi has no mandate to claim anywhere. |
Politics › Re: Obi's Last Laugh: Why Tinubu Will Never Win by oyatz(m): 3:43pm On Apr 30, 2023 |
Tifnubudrugs: Obi has very little to gain now by entering into Aso rock, but everything to lose. Contesting the election alone has made him the most respected Nigerian and one of the greatest that ever lived. He will likely win the Nobel peace prize in his lifetime or posthumously. He is now known all over Africa and beyond as a rare politician who is absolutely clean!
However, to rule Nigeria in its current state of total decay will destroy Obi's impeccable reputation. He is a smart man and knows that already. Since he isn't coming to enrich himself or elevate his family, but to salvage a badly ruined country. Albeit with no guarantee he will succeed. So, what's the need risking his untainted reputation?
As for Tinubu, he has lost. There is very little chance of him coming out of this a better man. He already has his fate sealed and a place in the hall of shame, posterity wise.
Unfortunately for Nigerians, they're going to suffer the physical and psychological consequences. It's now official that Nigerians are global villains to be treated with utter scorn and derision. We all saw how poor Ethiopia allowed other nationals fleeing Sudan to enter their country only to shut the door on Nigerians. Egypt followed days later and immediately after, Benin republic (one of the world's poorest country) deported Nigerians.
You think it's all mere coincidence? Nah, Nigerians have been blacklisted globally and this is just the beginning!
When screaming headlines reverberated across the world that a drug baron has won the presidential election in Nigeria, what impression did you think it made?
Dey play!
As for those that have dual passports, kudos to you. But for others, brace up, for it's going to be a long journey down the road of opprobrium. Eeyah, see what frustration has caused this one!
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Politics › Re: Why Do Countries Evacuate Citizens In War Countries by oyatz(m): 12:50pm On Apr 30, 2023 |
bassdow: ...but the OP's question makes sense irrespective of wether He/She has got relation(s) in such war torn country.
It's like in relationship, where some only want to enjoy it's PROs, but not it's CONs. Suppose your children move down the street to play in the house of their friends and after sometimes, you heard that that house is burning. Will you quickly rush there to get your children out or you will prefer that they stay inside the burning building until you are able to evacuate everybody in that burning house? |
Politics › Re: Debunking Igbos Claim Of Marginalisation by oyatz(m): 12:13pm On Apr 30, 2023 |
MasterJayJay: Any functioning railway in southeast currently? There are no functional Railways in 85% of Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: 7 Supreme Court Justices Who Sat On Imo Election Petition Denied US Visa - Duke by oyatz(m): 11:54am On Apr 30, 2023 |
TruthsFM: It’s on dailies newspapers , you can start your own investigation from there. USA has banned them from entering. Justice kekere Ekun and others are part of them too. Read the news well This is a very wrong information. The case of Hope Uzodimma raised a very fundamental question: does INEC have the right to cancel the results from a polling unit already declared and signed by the Presiding Officers at such polling units? The Supreme Court rightly ruled that INEC doesn't have that power. The then Gov of Imo State,Emeka Ihedioha under rated Uzodimma's petition , otherwise he should have filed a cross-petition that Hope Uzodimma didn't score legitimate votes. In conclusion:; the Supreme Court did the right thing by ruling that INEC lacked the powers to cancel the results from the over 300 polling units. |
Politics › Re: Sudan War: How We Negotiated $1.2m To Hire Buses — FG by oyatz(m): 11:41am On Apr 30, 2023 |
Racoon: Another corruption! What were you thinking when the US, China and others sent their country planes to evacuate their nationals? Now you are hiring buses to take out your citizens @ inflated costs. Stop saying what you don't know. You us the pictures of US and China sending planes to evacuate their citizens inside Sudan. The Airport in Khartoum has been bombed and badly damaged, so where will the planes land? |