raumdeuter:


Sultan of Sokoto and the defacto head of all Moslems in Nigeria Dasuki was removed by Abacha

BlueRayDick:
ẹni a wífún, ọba jẹ́ ó gbọ́

Donjazet2:


You see, this right here! Is why I keep insisting on him addressing this because you can see how your defence falls flat in the face of logic and evidence before us.

You try to rationalize his actions by seeing him as someone being put in the "defensive" or "protecting" his tribe when it's actually the opposite. When he's clearly the provocateur here.

Those posts shows someone who is actually goading others into tribal warfare, who is pulling others down into the mud with him.
This protective mindset which you now have towards his evil acts is the reason I want him to address these himself.

Where is the "defense" or "protection of one's tribe" when you go into a crime thread where there is a missing corpse and then proclaim, "I HAVE A FEELING THAT IGBO CANNIBALS HAVE GONE TO EAT HER DEAD CORPSE". Tell me sege, where is the defense there?

Is that not someone actively baiting People into starting tribal warfare?

You claim that all of us have this tribal instinct but I don't see you going around baiting and goading people into terrible warfare, worse doing it while you yourself are a minority in a foreign land. It just doesn't add up! Only clowns are in a circuit and should be ridiculed as such. He wasn't any victim of any narrative, he was an active participant.

Why would someone in America still be concerned with such trivail or mundane issues? How can you be far away and be causing issues for those in your home country??
You can see that your point falls off in the face of logic and evidence before us.

Again, using these posts as evidence,can you tell us where dayo was fighting for or protecting his tribe?

iamoyindamola:

Be like say otem dan they bless you already because you they mad form like this

DissTroy:


Now you see why I didn't attack him when he 'barged' in two days ago?
He's a very open-minded and forward-thinking guy. I've known him to be so over the years.
He just felt the need to defend Joe who's our mutual friend but mistook the context.

chrisooblog:
As much as I don't see Obi winning the election if he can win the majority of votes down south he will have bragging rights going into the future election cycles. From a negotiating point of view he could rightly brag I come with this guaranteed number of votes so will most definitely be the dominant partner in any future alliance. Kwankwaso looks like PO's best bet to crack the north. I think Rabiu will also come to that realization after a brain resetting loss in this year's election like PMB in 2011.

raumdeuter:
On a thread about Chelsea, Arinze you insulted a Yoruba person with the words ugly tribal marks

Om a thread about Ngige you used the words Yoruba bastards

Can you tell us your motivation for those

nihilistjnr:
Spoke to my parents this morning - they're both voting Obi.

This guy might actually win this thing, you know?

StarchAndBanga:


All they are saying is we get the message u are trying to pass across.. At the end of the day, too much of everything is bad

Emaprince:
Bro...chill on this issue. I have tried my best to plead with you too. let it slide. This doesn't mean people here don't know who is who.

Like sege said. Every one is tribalistic by default..but some people take it to the extreme length and spew venom publicly.

You can debate with dayo on fresh issues without opening old wound.

Oya do this one for the Obidients.

liveLongNprospa:


Everyone is tribalistic keh? What kind of generalisation is this?
Nawa o.

Roland17:
I took some time last night to review the registered voters distribution released by INEC and I am very impressed. The number of registered voters across the country, especially by women across the country is stunning!

I was hoping to read some in-depth analysis and break down of the numbers by states and their respective implications on this thread. Which state(s), based on the numbers become battleground states. Which state can be flipped and which state is assured. I mean honest conversations, not insults. We need a Nigerian Steve Kornacki!

Also, I have observed that candidates are not primarily relying on non-monetary incentives like "alubasa", "packaged garri/ sugar and groundnut/ petrol to sell their candidatures. Not saying it is not happening but compared to previous election cycles, this is minimal.

Who knows, maybe they are waiting for election day to unleash the "alubasa", "packaged garri/ sugar and groundnut/ petrol but all in all, I am impressed by the number of registered voters.

It is my prayer and hope that INEC doesn't find ways to disenfranchise these Nigerians on election day and that their votes count.

iamoyindamola:

Aja to ma sonun ni oro bobo yen
Oya werey gan

Emaprince:
atleast we all love our tribes more than the others. There are so many bad words you may have to say about others but for the sake of decorum, you will keep it to yourself. However, some people get lose mouth.

Segedinho:

Baba....if Dem cage you...no call me o..

Ebukacute dey tell am something for ear and Dem dey look you one kind

Roland17:
I took some time last night to review the registered voters distribution released by INEC and I am very impressed. The number of registered voters across the country, especially by women across the country is stunning!

I was hoping to read some in-depth analysis and break down of the numbers by states and their respective implications on this thread. Which state(s), based on the numbers become battleground states. Which state can be flipped and which state is assured. I mean honest conversations, not insults. We need a Nigerian Steve Kornacki!

Also, I have observed that candidates are not primarily relying on non-monetary incentives like "alubasa", "packaged garri/ sugar and groundnut/ petrol to sell their candidatures. Not saying it is not happening but compared to previous election cycles, this is minimal.

Who knows, maybe they are waiting for election day to unleash the "alubasa", "packaged garri/ sugar and groundnut/ petrol but all in all, I am impressed by the number of registered voters.

It is my prayer and hope that INEC doesn't find ways to disenfranchise these Nigerians on election day and that their votes count.

Segedinho:

Defending who

So in summary,Dayo might have been triggered and needed a clap back....(2) duped many times by igbos hence d negative vibes (3)acted on impulse after someone insulted his beloved tribes in a like manner .

Donjazet2:


If only you could hear yourself right now.
You started by asking "defending who", then went right back to defending and rationalising reasons why he decided to be evil.

Let me illustrate exactly how you sound, you hear that armed robbers have a traveller on the road and killed the person, of course you know it's wrong, but rather than condemn the armed robber, you start rationalising WHY the violent criminal did what he did.

You say, well, all of us human are imperfect and have a certain level of evil in us, maybe the criminal was absolutely poor hence why he had to become an armed robber, maybe he was forced into it by bad friends, maybe he was high on drugs when he was robbing them.

You try to rationalise the act but then you make sure to interject, ohh, I'm not defending him! Well the thing is, in a way you are!
By not outrightly condemning the criminal you create a pysch where people accept that since it's rationable, who are we to judge?
Well no! Evil is evil! The rhetorics you are making cover for is why we had Nazi Germany.
You are in effect rationalising hitler's rhetorics.

There should be no situation where a human being tells another that there are inferior. That they are born with crime DNA embedded. That they are all leeches, that they are beasts, that they are corpse eaters.

Maybe truly I have reposted these soo much that they have lost the actual implications of such words. I've posted soo much that the shock value isn't there anymore. But I do so so that they wouldn't be room where such is tolerated here.
Without my exposure who knows if we would actually be having such nastiness here,it can actually be argued that by me constantly raising awareness of the issue, I have actually prevented such from ever happening here.

I have clipped such wings before it took off, who knows how slowly it would have started where someone comes here and says, igbos are leeches and beasts and suddenly we have to actually hold a debate on that.
My proactiveness on the issue might have very well ensured that never happened here.

So again sege, don't rationalise the criminal act, condemn it thoroughly and condemn the criminal until he realises the error of his ways.

Emaprince:
atleast we all love our tribes more than the others .