Politics › Re: Edwin Clark: Why Tinubu Is Afraid To Speak On Restructuring by oyatz(m): 8:10am On Nov 25, 2021 |
Fahdiga: I didn't say that Tinubu is the cause of everything bad in Nigeria but he is not the right choice for the president It is left for the millions of Nigerian voters to decide if he is the right choice or not. Name the right choice and start campaigning for him. |
Politics › Re: Edwin Clark: Why Tinubu Is Afraid To Speak On Restructuring by oyatz(m): 7:49am On Nov 25, 2021 |
NotBeenPaid:
I said it on this thread, you can't be a proNorth more than the North itself and displease the rest of the Southern region in the quest for power. On the day of election the North would always support their own.
https://www.nairaland.com/6863763/cant-support-when Then start supporting your own and let's wait for INEC to announce the results after the election sir. |
Politics › Re: Edwin Clark: Why Tinubu Is Afraid To Speak On Restructuring by oyatz(m): 7:48am On Nov 25, 2021 |
Fahdiga: If being honest makes me an Omo Igbo according to you then so be it. I'm happy to be one of the few sane and honest Yoruba person in this forum who speaks the truth at all times and I believe posterity will be kind to me and my generation. Continue supporting evil just for a few shekels but just know that karma exists Okay sir, the only sane Yoruba. Pls name your candidate that is not evil but full of good. |
Politics › Re: Edwin Clark: Why Tinubu Is Afraid To Speak On Restructuring by oyatz(m): 7:46am On Nov 25, 2021 |
Fahdiga: Just imagine bro. Imagine if such a selfish person becomes the president. Tufiakwa The best way to prevent him from winning is to campaign for a BETTER candidate. You can't stop him from contesting and won't be able to convince enough people not to vote for him. If the alternative is PDP/Atiku or PDP/Tambuwal, it will be very difficult to convince many people that these are better than Tinubu. |
Politics › Re: Edwin Clark: Why Tinubu Is Afraid To Speak On Restructuring by oyatz(m): 7:41am On Nov 25, 2021 |
louqas: Common keep shut What did you say when Wike , a sitting governor donated 500million of rivers state money to sokoto Hypocrite The man neglected his own people?....only God know who taugh you english..... a man whose made Lagos what it is...who brought his tribe to central power after conquering his region...... a man who ensured his tribesmen are No.2 and No4 in the country can never be said to have neglected his people.... Now can you point to just one poltical leader without a blemish and i will show you a virgin in the maternity ward The guy is banking on Atiku-Obi ticket but presently occupied with demonizing Tinubu. |
Politics › Re: Edwin Clark: Why Tinubu Is Afraid To Speak On Restructuring by oyatz(m): 7:37am On Nov 25, 2021 |
Fahdiga: That's pathetic bro There's nothing pathetic here sir. Atiku, Saraki, Tambuwal, Sowore, Moghalu, Anyim Pius Anyim are in the race, so feel free to campaign and vote for anyone of these sir. It's very naive to assume that all evils in Nigeria is caused by Tinubu. |
Politics › Re: Edwin Clark: Why Tinubu Is Afraid To Speak On Restructuring by oyatz(m): 7:34am On Nov 25, 2021 |
erinalex: This is the reason why, we will never get it right.
You spend so much time, campaigning against Tinubu. Yes, it is within your reach and right to say, people should not vote for Tinubu.
But my advice for you is that, you should go extra miles, by telling people who they should vote for.
Going on social media and wailing,, name calling and abusive words and display of emotions, will Not stop people like Tinubu.
The way out now, is having your own candidate.... And you start promoting and supporting the fellow, spiritually, financially, socially, creating awareness for the man, both locally and internationally.
My brother, it's not enough to just post that, people should not vote for Tinubu, is going to be a really battle.
2023 is just around the corner, bring out your own Man and let the campaign begins.
Otherwise the same person with the means and connection and bullion vans will emerge.
And this is not about annoyance or emotions or what is right or wrong ....It is how we roll in this part of the world. For the attention of Fahdiga, PrinceOfLagos, mrvitalis and others. |
Politics › Re: Edwin Clark: Why Tinubu Is Afraid To Speak On Restructuring by oyatz(m): 7:31am On Nov 25, 2021 |
ogwumgbe: Go back to history and ask who got the court injunctions to annul the election, and who was used massively to fry Abiola like akara in the media, how old are you by the way? And how has this advanced the political interests of the Igbos sir? On the contrary, their political relevance has nose-dived seriously and their usual position seems to have been over taken by the SS. |
Politics › Re: Edwin Clark: Why Tinubu Is Afraid To Speak On Restructuring by oyatz(m): 7:26am On Nov 25, 2021 |
TinubuGoQuench: SHUT UP!!!
SENSELESS TALK Unfortunately he said the naked truth. Most Igbos on social media wrongly assume that campaign of calumny against Tinubu or any Candidate from the S/West will advance their course. They fail to learn from the past that such campaign of calumny is counter-productive. |
Politics › Re: HURIWA: Lai’s Attempt To Rubbish Endsars Report Shows FG Not Coordinated by oyatz(m): 7:15am On Nov 25, 2021 |
Fiscus105: When ICC comes in , the evidences will nip them. If government within the government can agree that there was massacre? The head of government who is the only one that can order military has no escape route. Bros, if they go to ICC, they will lose. Courts will rely on scientific evidence and not hear say. |
Politics › Re: HURIWA: Lai’s Attempt To Rubbish Endsars Report Shows FG Not Coordinated by oyatz(m): 7:12am On Nov 25, 2021 |
xelly: Because it is not in sync with your format makes it fake?
CNN is a media house, did they have to wait for such details to make investigations?
Any serious person can easily confirm what transpired there on the 20/11/2020.
If government is condemning report of the committee, where is the findings of the government?
Take your time and be a fan of crime and investigation on dstv
For the government to come clean, they should hire fbi to unravel what transpired there that day.
For Lai to come out from his disinformation lab and start pointing where Ts are crossed and I(s) dotted without presenting his findings after one year is petty, callous and useless. What I am saying is that the panel did a shoddy job. It requires concrete evidence to prove a case of murder. The panel disregarded testimonies of Medica doctors who treated the victims and autopsy reports of forensic pathologist based on Science, instead they relied of the words of mouths of the ENDSARS protesters which was largely based on perceptions and feelings to arrive at their conclusions. To be very frank with you, they can NOT win each of these cases of murder in court based on the panel report. |
Politics › Re: HURIWA: Lai’s Attempt To Rubbish Endsars Report Shows FG Not Coordinated by oyatz(m): 3:34pm On Nov 24, 2021 |
texazzpete: So if you knock someone down on the road and they don’t have ID on them, you won’t be prosecuted for manslaughter or murder Abi? If you can’t trace their family or their address, the judge will say you didn’t kill anybody, abi?
This argument you people cooked up in your BMC WhatsApp group Dey smell. Badly. If you are well read and understand how the court rules you ought to know that in type of case you cited, the prosecution will rely on two vital body of evidence viz; 1) The body/corpse of the victim 2) Autopsy report that the victim actually died from the impacts of the accident. In the EndSARS panel report, the panel disregarded the Testimonies of the Doctors who treated the victims and the Forensic Pathologist who conducted autopsies on all the bodies based on Science but based their reports on words of mouths of the prostesters which is highly subjective based on perceptions and feelings. One of their lead witnesses was a video by a guy who said he was assumed to be dead but managed to espcaped and counted 11 'dead bodies' . Now if he could be assumed to be dead by laymen (non-medics) but he wasn't dead, what gives you the impression that there were others he too assumed to be dead but weren't really dead? In the midst of shooting that night, some people would even fainted without anything hitting them and some people will assumed that they were dead. In Accidents & Emergency units of large hospitals, there were many instances that family and friends rush victims in and start crying that they are dead but the medical teams will treat them and they will survive. Victims at the scenes of the Lekki Toll gates would have been emotionally terrified that they may not be able to reliably identified who was truly dead or not. Try to view matters disspassionately and stop labelling anyone who scrutinize the reports as 'BMC and those who have been paid by the Government'. |
Politics › Re: HURIWA: Lai’s Attempt To Rubbish Endsars Report Shows FG Not Coordinated by oyatz(m): 3:10pm On Nov 24, 2021 |
Fiscus105: Lekki genocide is enough for them to go behind the bar ok. Well, the courts rule only on evidence and not perceptions or feelings. To prove a case of massacres in court, you will need to first establish that a particular person with known and verifiable identies has been killed by Lai Muhammed at Lekki Toll gate with hard- cast evidence. |
Politics › Re: HURIWA: Lai’s Attempt To Rubbish Endsars Report Shows FG Not Coordinated by oyatz(m): 3:07pm On Nov 24, 2021 |
texazzpete: The nerve of you to say this, when The report even doesn’t go far enough to include other victims slaughtered by the police in the days following the toll gate shooting. Shootings captured with crystal clear video of police taking pot shots at fleeing, unarmed Nigerians.
I truly doubt your thinking faculties, as well as your education and exposure. Because even overseas, deaths of folks who cannot be fully identifies are well documented under the ‘John Doe’ moniker. The dead bodies the lagos state government recovers from roadsides, are they not considered dead people because you don’t know their government names?
The report covers many of these People who cannot be identified in detail. They are no less deceased because you don’t know their last names or the names of their favorite pets.
Don’t worry sha. Your own turn with Police will still come one day At the scenes of the event, it's possible that their indentities weren't known but the Judicial panel sat for a whole year to establish these but instead they just listed 'Jide' 'Wisdom' or 'Judith' If they are able to trace their first names, why not go further to establish other forms of their Identities like their surnames, genders, last known address (you can't tell me that none of them had ATM cards or Telephones) , their friends/neighbours, relatives etc |
Politics › Re: HURIWA: Lai’s Attempt To Rubbish Endsars Report Shows FG Not Coordinated by oyatz(m): 3:01pm On Nov 24, 2021 |
Fiscus105: How I wish the liar spend just 1 year behind the bar after they park their bags and for his principal to die in jail for his incompetency as a leader. Only the courts can jail a citizen and this must be after conviction for a crime punishable by imprisonment. |
Politics › Re: HURIWA: Lai’s Attempt To Rubbish Endsars Report Shows FG Not Coordinated by oyatz(m): 2:58pm On Nov 24, 2021 |
xelly: Do you mean errors listed by lia Mohammed such as " How comes they still see evidence from the site"?
What the minister did was a show of pettiness. His media conference was just too silly.
If you have a point, show evidence and not discredit without evidence. For instance, you can establish the identies of those killed by listing the following about those killed; 1) Full names with surnames ,not just writing Jide, Wisdom or Janet. 2) Ages 3) Sex 4) Last known Address 5) Occupation 6) Telephone contacts With these information, any news organization can carry out further investigations to get their pictures and relatives. The victims can't just be existing in isolation without social and emotional relationships with other people like their girlfriends, siblings , landlords, pastors and neighbours. |
Politics › Re: HURIWA: Lai’s Attempt To Rubbish Endsars Report Shows FG Not Coordinated by oyatz(m): 2:49pm On Nov 24, 2021 |
texazzpete: Even you that’s typing this rubbish don’t even believe it. Because even you know that you are not safe from police or military brutality.
I firmly believe most of you traitors that have collected money to betray the future of your own country will live to regret this. You can’t escape the karmic payback. This is pure emotional blackmail which didn't address the valid points on the errors and inconsistencies in the report. You can NOT win this allegations in court sir |
Politics › Re: Names, Ranks Of 58 Policemen Indicted By Lagos #EndSARS Panel (Full List) by oyatz(m): 12:25pm On Nov 24, 2021 |
gidado14: what about the full list of policemen killed during #ENDSARS protest? Wait, let me check the panel's report first. Chai, there no single mention of the burning of police stations and the murders of police officers in the report. From the look of things, the panel is NOT interested in anyother group of people other than the #EndSARS protesters and their narratives.
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Politics › Re: Names, Ranks Of 58 Policemen Indicted By Lagos #EndSARS Panel (Full List) by oyatz(m): 12:20pm On Nov 24, 2021 |
SultanOfPuna: @Nonpartisan1 @FreeStuffsNG
To all those saying the report is fake May All those Who defend this Evil act of Police Lose their Father, Mother and unborn Children to untimely death!!!
Since you have FULLY decided to support EVIL may EVIL dwell in your Household from now till forever more ..AMEN Can you use the same mouth to bless yourself and declare that God should make you richer than Dangote before Dec31,2021 or your mouth can only curse but can't bless anybody? |
Politics › Re: Anger As Tinubu Bow's Down To Greet Dantata by oyatz(m): 10:02am On Nov 24, 2021 |
Tochi3: This chicago bullion van cocain sniffer will be bowing down to his northern fulani masters until his tenure ends, if he ever taste that presidency. God forbid. One will think that the ways you carry Tinubu's matter on your head like Brazilian hairs is making money for you |
Politics › Re: Why Are Nigerian Cities That Never Experienced The Civil War Underdeveloped? by oyatz(m): 8:35am On Nov 24, 2021 |
horsepower102: I was just waiting for someone to mention Lagos. Only certain parts of Lagos is developed. Like 10-15% and when I refer to those parts as developed, I am talking of west African standard.
Abuja has more development because it was built from scratch. Yet still lacking a lot when compared to so many cities in modern times.
Anything else mentioned out of the above two is not an honest opinion. Development means different things to different people. If you want to measure development and compare development of a Region, you first need to have an index of development that can used (with precision) to measure developments accross many cities and States. The most universally acceptable index of development is the 'Human Development Indices' ( HDI). Try to compare and contrast the HDI of different States in Nigeria as measured by a neutral body like the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) |
Politics › Re: Why Are Nigerian Cities That Never Experienced The Civil War Underdeveloped? by oyatz(m): 8:27am On Nov 24, 2021 |
horsepower102: The war forced Igbos to adopt a survivalist mentality because Igbos understood that nothing is ever coming from the Federal Government.
It motivated them to use the little resources that they had after the war to rebuild their cities. I have seen pictures and videos of Owerri, Onitsha, Aba, and Enugu after the war. The devastation was shocking.
Unlike Germany and Japan that received and benefited from reconstruction money, The Igbos didn't get a dime.
This is why I wonder why those whose cities were left intact still struggle with development. Please post pictures of Owerri, Onitsha, Enugu and Aba in 1970 after the war showing they were ever destroyed. Virtually all Government and private buildings that existed before the war were still standing after the war. |
Politics › Re: Why Are Nigerian Cities That Never Experienced The Civil War Underdeveloped? by oyatz(m): 8:18am On Nov 24, 2021 |
KoshCAD: Show the picture proof of all the major cities that were destroyed. Let us see the how it was leveled the way we say that of Hiroshima.
Which money do they seized, how many igbos get up to 20pounds that time. Lie kee you there.
Below is a picture of Hiroshima leveled to the ground. Show the pictures of your cities leveled to the ground like that
I hate lies. These tribalists think they are smart and like to play unnecessary victim cards. |
Politics › Re: Why Are Nigerian Cities That Never Experienced The Civil War Underdeveloped? by oyatz(m): 8:16am On Nov 24, 2021 |
horsepower102: Don't hide under tribalism card to delegitimize a common sense question. If a place never experienced war and yet remains underdeveloped for over 50 years, it is pertinent to ask why why it is that way. The civil war ended in Jan,1970 almost 52years ago. It is no longer a tenable excuse for the former Eastern Region. There is no functional pipe born water system in Enugu State which suffer perennial water shortages. Intra city roads are in deplorable conditions in Imo State. Waste disposal system is horrible in Abia State. All these are NOT effects of the civil war but due to poor leadership (just like the rests of Nigeria) which is unable to transform these States into wealthy and developed States 40 years is enough to build mega cities. However the problems facing cities in Anambra, Ebonyi or Bauchi are similar to the problems facing Kaduna, Ogun or Edo States- low socioeconomic power. |
Politics › Re: Why Are Nigerian Cities That Never Experienced The Civil War Underdeveloped? by oyatz(m): 8:04am On Nov 24, 2021 |
horsepower102: But so many countries whose cities were on par with Nigerian cities in the 60s and 70s still found a way to modernize their cities. So many south east Asian countries had horrible levels of development in comparison to today. You want outputs like developed countries but you don't want inputs like developed countries? You can NOT have developed cities in the midst of poverty. If we want Nigerian cities to look like Dubai, Seol, South-Korea, Taipei in Taiwan then we must start creating wealth to give at least 85% of our population a descent living |
Politics › Re: Likely Running Mate To Tinubu If He Picks APC Ticket by oyatz(m): 7:52am On Nov 24, 2021 |
kettykings: His running mate should be shekau But Shekau is dead, so the most likely candidate is Maazi Nnamdi Kanu. |
Politics › Re: Why Do They Fear The Igbo Man by oyatz(m): 7:46am On Nov 24, 2021 |
EmmaJnr1: Why Do They Fear The Igbo Man? There are reasons many finds it difficult to understand Igbo people. Some people fears the Igbo. Not that Igbo people are bad people, yet they fear them. It was this same fear that made slave owners to stop buying Igbo slaves even when they know that Igbo people are intelligent and hard working. It was as a result of this fear that spurred Britain in to working against the Igbo interests in Nigeria. It was this fear that plays against Biafra in 1967-70. There is this fear about Biafra becoming another Japan in Africa. So many refused to support Biafra as a result of this fear.
The understanding of the Igbo towards life is different when compared to Fulani, Hausa and Yoruba. In Igbo land, no one wants to know your father. You hardly see people say, 'Do you know who my father is'. What your father owns is nothing when you are being rated. An Igbo man is rated not with his father's achievements, but with what he is able to achieve. Respect isn't transferable from Father to son in Igbo land. You need to rise up and climb the ladder of success yourself. No one is accorded respect because of his father's achievements.
Achebe in his classical work 'Things Fall Apart' presented the character of Okonkwo, whose father is not only poor, but also lazy. Unoka, Okonkwo's father will always go to the Priestest to lay sacrifice to the gods, instead of going to work like a man. But Okonkwo rose up to achieve greatness, irrespective of whom his father was. He got riches and was welcomed to the table of elders. Ọ kwa Igbo si na Nwatakịrị kwọchaa aka, o soro Okenye rie nri.(When a child has washed he hands, he can eat with elders). While others will choose to respect and honor children's of their elites, the Igbo will rather give every one the same opportunity to climb the ladder of success or be forgotten.
Zik of Africa, Nnamdi Azikiwe was the greatest of them all in his time, but today no one hears about his sons. It is a competition for the Igbo people. Igbo don't create gods among themselves. That's why it is very difficult to create someone like Tinubu among the Igbo people. Why others have same reoccurring names in their regional politics, the Igbo keep changing leadership. Igbo people can rally round someone without money and make him king simply because of his dedication and sincerity. Mazi Nnamdi Kanu rose to power without drinking the dirty waters of Nigeria politics. He was never a governor, neither was he a Senator. But today, he is the most respected person in Igbo land. He got the greatest followership.
This culture or way of life of the Igbo encourages competition and the spirit of survival. A son of a poor man in Igbo land dreams of making it big in the future. A father that were able to learn machanic during his own time will deny himself a lot of things to make sure his son becomes a Doctor or a Lawyer. It was this spirit of the Igbo man that made them survive the war and recover within a short period of time. A lot have been said of single Igbo mothers that raised university graduates. Some of those that feared the Igbo accuse them of being domineering. One wonders how the Igbo is domineering when they are not invading peoples lands, or leading Nigeria. But a quick look at the resilience of the Igbo tells it all.
An Igbo young man can travel to Lagos with nothing and yet become gradually rich. I have seen a Westerner who was trumpeting how Igbo business men engages in money rituals. It was actually an Igbo that went through Igbo apprenticeship system, got settled after 7 years of service to his master, started his own business, survived out of strict discipline, that were accused of money rituals. While his counterparts from other ethnic groups were enjoying parties, he sleeps in his shop, building his business. Soon he owns his own house, only to be accused of being domineering. Success they say attract envy. This is the crime of the Igbo. Succeeding where others failed.Igbo is never domineering. They are rather aggressively successful.
Credit: Elochukwu Ohagi # igbohistoryandculturetv 1) Who are the 'THEY' that fear the Igbos? 2) Is anybody asking the Igbos to have someone like Tinubu? 3) Must ethnic group think alike and behave in the same ways? |
Politics › Re: Bosun Oladele: South-East Will Vote Massively For Tinubu In 2023 by oyatz(m): 7:39am On Nov 24, 2021 |
danot1030: South East 5% vote is not a factor to make anyone a president in Nigeria, they can dash their votes to their Fulani lord. They should continue to Atikulate. Every vote count sir |
Politics › Re: ENDEARS: Full Statement By Lai Muhammed On Judicial Panel (Video) by oyatz(m): 7:36am On Nov 24, 2021 |
wazobiam05: I am just putting myself in the shoes of the Children and Grandchildren of Liar Mohammed. I mean: (when every sane person around you knows that your Father is a continental liar and defender of evils).
Anyway, shame varies from one person to another. (The day God shared shame, reasoning, and fear of posterity) some people were not around. His children are doing fine, living lives that you can only dream of. |
Politics › Re: ENDEARS: Full Statement By Lai Muhammed On Judicial Panel (Video) by oyatz(m): 7:28am On Nov 24, 2021 |
olatade: I would have been disappointed if he'd failed to live up to and represent the pronunciation of his famous name. But he raised valid points that discredited the Panel's report. That report can NOT stand the test of judicial scrutiny |
Politics › Re: ENDEARS: Full Statement By Lai Muhammed On Judicial Panel (Video) by oyatz(m): 7:26am On Nov 24, 2021 |
Racoon: The legendary lying machine and Joseph Goebbels of the government is back.It is just unthinkable a nation's minister of Information will be this so wicked.What a despicable humanity.
Meanwhile, bandits, murderous fulani and BH terrorists have been running amok across this failed contraption doing their evil, yet the bastard Minster of lies and disinformation have not even said pim.
Same man that boldly and shamelessly said -"Bandits are not terrorists because they are not mounting flags or taking territories" is the same man demonising #EndSARS protesters while defending the atrocities the govt and its agencies committed against the citizens. Bros, you can NOT win this case in court by raising unrelated sentiments. You need concrete evidence that a particular victim with verifiable identities (not just stating that John was killed at the toll gate) was killed by the military at the Lekki Toll gate |
Politics › Re: ENDEARS: Full Statement By Lai Muhammed On Judicial Panel (Video) by oyatz(m): 7:23am On Nov 24, 2021 |
Racoon: White paper is yet to be issued but the government is already convulsing with wicked lies, prejudice, subterfuge and demonization of a judicial panel of enquiry all in desperation to cover a heinous crime of killing its own citizens using instruments of the state that is well known to the whole world.Tueh! 1) The panel LEAKED it's own report to the social media before submitting it to the Governor paving the ways for anybody to scrutinize it. 2) It's the LASG that will issue the white paper and not the Federal Government, so the minister like other Nigerians can make his comments and observations. |