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JaceBlaze:
Yup with the help of the moderators allowing him to say whatever he wants and me on the other hand getting my comments deleted and being banned even though I never used a single offensive word.

Yah it's all under control.

They probably have their friends or duplicate monikers reporting your comment. None of your stuff I have read should be deleted, if anything it is them that should be banned.

I had to edit the comment JaceBlaze as I thought it was seppuku responding, apologies.

JaceBlaze:
I am not passionately into it like he is because I know him a long time and luckily I discovered way quick that the guy is not smart at all.Even when I am goofing around with my troll material I still sound smarter than Seppukuphuku at his most dedicated level of seriousness.He is a small fish🐠 so I wouldn't worry about him.

Yes. A small fish who tells no lies about your people.

JaceBlaze:
Yup with the help of the moderators allowing him to say whatever he wants and me on the other hand getting my comments deleted and being banned even though I never used a single offensive word.

Yah it's all under control.

They ban you because you use derogatory language. You've been doing it for years so stop making excuses and playing victim.

aswani:
I have followed this thread with keen interest and I still don't know what that seppuku poster is arguing about.

As a Nigerian, I can tell you what they are doing if you haven't already noticed. It is to ignore all you are saying and conflate lots of issues, some even totally unrelated, just to make whatever watery point they want and spin you well away from the core discussion. We as Nigerians are the best in the world at that.

Unless you have time to waste, and lucky you if you do, I wíll let him or her indulge himself or herself and move on.

The fact that they are the only one posting ( and at length too) to defend the nonsense of this coronation/installation event crap is very very telling.

A mere diasporan "community leader" has zero business wearing a crown, sitting on a throne or being installed. I know it, you know it, we all know it.

Point 1. No where in my posts do I "justify" what the socio-cultural group did. What I did was to "contextualize" what happened with a video supporting my assertion that this was not a coronation nor was this a King of anybody.

Point 2. My conversations with South Africans on this platform go deeper than just the subject matter of the thread so if you haven't been following me for a while I suggest you shift left.

aswani:
They probably have their friends or duplicate monikers reporting your comment. None of your stuff I have read should be deleted, if anything it is them that should be banned.

I had to edit the comment JaceBlaze as I thought it was seppuku responding, apologies.

Full disclosure Aswani. You obviously don't know who JaceBlaze is and how long he has been on nairaland to think that I have any influence on if he is banned or not.

Stolen:
I WANT TO ASK U A SIMPLE QUESTION CAN ONE BECOME A KING IN SOUTH AFRICA WITHOUT CONSTITUTIONAL RECOGNITION?


IF THE ANSWER IS NO, THEN WAT IS ALL THE NOISE ABOUT OVER THE IBGO CVOMMUNITY LEADER?

He doesn't want to answer you because deep down he knows it's not about a coronation of any sort of King.

seppuku:
Point 1. No where in my posts do I "justify" what the socio-cultural group did. What I did was to "contextualize" what happened with a video supporting my assertion that this was not a coronation nor was this a King of anybody.

Point 2. My conversations with South Africans on this platform go deeper than just the subject matter of the thread so if you haven't been following me for a while I suggest you shift left.

I ain't shifting nowhere, that's for starters. You don't want people commenting on your posts, block me or don't post.

There is nothing to contextualise. I said earlier, stay away from thrones, crowns and the words install or coronate unless you are in your own kingdom. Seems an easy, very easy, thing to do.

seppuku:
Full disclosure Aswani. You obviously don't know who JaceBlaze is and how long he has been on nairaland to think that I have any influence on if he is banned or not.

I don't know anyone on here, being an anonymous forum, and happy for it to stay that way. I take every post, or series of posts in a thread, on their own merit.

What I said "could" happen about alternative monikers, a specialty of Obidients as it happens, is people logging in to report comments which automatically removes the post until an appeal is made to restore it.

This can happen regardless of the status of the poster on the site as the feature is an automated one.

I also never said anything about people influencing others being banned, you need to read posts clearly.

aswani:
I ain't shifting nowhere, that's for starters. You don't want people commenting on your posts, block me or don't post.

There is nothing to contextualise. I said earlier, stay away from thrones, crowns and the words install or coronate unless you are in your own kingdom. Seems an easy, very easy, thing to do.

but Igbo's have no "King"doms, how can they stay away from something that does not exist in their culture?

aswani:
I don't know anyone on here, being an anonymous forum, and happy for it to stay that way. I take every post, or series of posts in a thread, on their own merit.

What I said "could" happen about alternative monikers, a specialty of Obidients as it happens, is people logging in to report comments which automatically removes the post until an appeal is made to restore it.

This can happen regardless of the status of the poster on the site as the feature is an automated one.

I also never said anything about people influencing others being banned, you need to read posts clearly.

Ahhh "obidients". Say no more. I see how you think.

seppuku:
Yes. A small fish who tells no lies about your people.

Literally what happens whenever you you start replying - lies left,right and centre.You said we have beef with people from Burundi - not true.

You said only South Africans have problem with Nigerians and I debunked that by showing multiple countries you are constantly banned - sadly the mods deleted my reply and banned me,so there's that.

You said your beef with Ghana is so 80's and it's all history.Another lie as we all saw them kicking you out their country for being arrogant and belligerent.

I took screenshots of my previous reply to you before the moderators took it down because I knew that truth turns to burn souls around here.Too bad I can't post it because they'll just ban me all over again..so what's the point of carrying on with this convo?😏

aswani:
They probably have their friends or duplicate monikers reporting your comment. None of your stuff I have read should be deleted, if anything it is them that should be banned.

I had to edit the comment JaceBlaze as I thought it was seppuku responding, apologies.

Worry not,man.I was taken aback by the attack but I understand now that it was not intentional👊

JaceBlaze:
Literally what happens whenever you you start replying - lies left,right and centre.You said we have beef with people from Burundi - not true.

The internet does not forget.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KpqFHGfT4I


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ttdl_FbIdRU

JaceBlaze:
You said only South Africans have problem with Nigerians and I debunked that by showing multiple countries you are constantly banned - sadly the mods deleted my reply and banned me,so there's that.

You must point to where I categorically state that "ONLY" South Africans have problems with Nigerians.

I am waiting

JaceBlaze:
You said your beef with Ghana is so 80's and it's all history.Another lie as we all saw them kicking you out their country for being arrogant and belligerent.

No. I said that the historical reference to both countries kicking each other out of their countries was in the 80's and had not relevance today urging you to visit Ghana for yourself to see if Nigerians and Ghanaians are at each others throats unlike your country.

Ghanians do not hate Nigerians as passionately as SOuth Africans.

Don't mince my words.

JaceBlaze:
I took screenshots of my previous reply to you before the moderators took it down because I knew that truth turns to burn souls around here.Too bad I can't post it because they'll just ban me all over again..so what's the point of carrying on with this convo?😏

Why are you crying to me. Speak to the moderators. they obviously know something about you that I don't.

seppuku:
Ahhh "obidients". Say no more. I see how you think.

I didn't accuse you of being an Obidient, I guess me not putting that proviso has given you some kind of wriggle room.

They do that nonsense, whether or not you are. I don't know.

seppuku:
but Igbo's have no "King"doms, how can they stay away from something that does not exist in their culture?

If it is not in their culture, but Ndigbo abroad knows what it represents, why do it?

It's like the man touting himself as Eze Ndigbo of Akure who turned up wearing a crown to the Deji's palace when he was invited to discuss the disputed Eze Ndigbo.

He clearly knew the significance of such adornments, even though it wasn't in his culture, in the land he was residing, yet he chose to be silly. Thankfully his discipline on the day was in moderation.

Funny enough, all over Yorubaland, there is scope for interacting with an Eze Ndigbo, same as I am sure in other places. There just isn't or shouldn't be a tolerance for one that is installed or coronated or wears a crown or sits on a throne.

Let's be mindful of playing with words in attempting to avoid calling what is bad as not good.

seppuku:
The internet does not forget.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KpqFHGfT4I


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ttdl_FbIdRU



You must point to where I categorically state that "ONLY" South Africans have problems with Nigerians.

I am waiting



No. I said that the historical reference to both countries kicking each other out of their countries was in the 80's and had not relevance today urging you to visit Ghana for yourself to see if Nigerians and Ghanaians are at each others throats unlike your country.

Ghanians do not hate Nigerians as passionately as SOuth Africans.

Don't mince my words.



Why are you crying to me. Speak to the moderators. they obviously know something about you that I don't.

Haha and this video is supposed to support your assertion? a casualty is now branded as an overall attack on Burundis? I don't remember South Africans having beef with people from there.

You will never explicitly state it.It's all subliminally insinuated.You probably mentioned Seychelles for convenience but we all know the problem you have is with South Africans calling a spade a spade.

We don't hate Nigerians,like I said many times before - we just acknowledging that there is too much friction and that we were never meant to coexist,damn!! we all know this.


I am not crying to you.Getting banned is something I am very much used to whenever a Nigerian on here tries to debate me about my country.I was just letting you know that my reply to you got deleted so you don't think that I didn't answer your previous questions.

So no!!! You are not special,it happens all the time.

JaceBlaze:
Haha and this video is supposed to support your assertion? a casualty is now branded as an overall attack on Burundis? I don't remember South Africans having beef with people from there.

Curious, Why did you omit the other nationalities I mentioned and focus only on the Burundians?

The video speaks for itself.

JaceBlaze:
You will never explicitly state it.It's all subliminally insinuated.You probably mentioned Seychelles for convenience but we all know the problem you have is with South Africans calling a spade a spade.

Let me state this categorically for all to hear. I do have a problem with South Africans specifically because their "beef" with foreigners in general and "Nigerians" in particular is born out of Xenophobia and a larger fear of dominance by these groups. Your government failed you by integrating these so called "asylum seekers" and "economic migrants" into communities that were ill equipped mentally, emotionally and economically to absorb the changes so rapidly and your reactions are a consequence of these "short comings."

JaceBlaze:
We don't hate Nigerians,like I said many times before - we just acknowledging that there is too much friction and that we were never meant to coexist,damn!! we all know this.

Do you coexist with the Zimbabweans, The Congolese, The Malawians e.t.c?

Stop using Nigerians as a buffer. I spent many years in your country and am an eyewitness.

JaceBlaze:
Haha and this video is supposed to support your assertion? a casualty is now branded as an overall attack on Burundis? I don't remember South Africans having beef with people from there.

You will never explicitly state it.It's all subliminally insinuated.You probably mentioned Seychelles for convenience but we all know the problem you have is with South Africans calling a spade a spade.

We don't hate Nigerians,like I said many times before - we just acknowledging that there is too much friction and that we were never meant to coexist,damn!! we all know this.


I am not crying to you.Getting banned is something I am very much used to whenever a Nigerian on here tries to debate me about my country.I was just letting you know that my reply to you got deleted so you don't think that I didn't answer your previous questions.

So no!!! You are not special,it happens all the time.

The question is, why always them? All of these countries can't be wrong

IronGalaxy:
The question is, why always them? All of these countries can't be wrong

Depends on what you want to see when you are looking. Perception is reality for some people.

Below is an extensive list of Nigerians elected to positions in the UK contributing to their countries. If you like I can give you more in other countries as well, just let me know.

Past & Current Member of Parliament
1) MS Chi Onwurah - Newcastle 2010 - Present
2) Mrs Helen Grant - Maidstone & the Weald 2010 - Present
3) Kate Osamor - Edmonton 2015 - Present
4) Chuka Umunna - Streatham 2010 - 2019
5) Fiona Onasanya - Peterborough 2017-2018
6) Bim Afolami - Hitchin and Harpenden 2017 - Present
7) Kemi Badenoch - Saffron Walden 2017 - Present
8. Taiwo Owatemi - Coventry North West - 2019 - Present
9) Florence Eshalomi - Vauxhall - 2019 - Present

Past & Current Mayors/Speakers of Nigeria Origin
10) Cllr. Janet Adegoke - Mayor of Hammersmith 1986-1987
11) Cllr. Erelu Lola Ayorinde - Wandsworth 1999/2000 & 2004/2005
12) Cllr. Afolasade Bright - Speaker Hackney Borough 2006-2007
13) Cllr. Rotimi Adebari - Mayor of Portaoise Town Council - 2007
14) Cllr. Emmanuel Obasohan - Barking & Dagenham - 2008-2009
15) Cllr. Anna Mbachu - Mayor of Waltham Forest 2009-2010
16) Cllr. Tayo Situ - Mayor of Southwark 2010-2011
17) Cllr. Susan Fajana-Thomas - Speaker of Hackney 2011-2012
18) Cllr. Kate Anolue - Mayor of Enfield 2012-2013
19) Cllr. Michael Adeyeye - Mayor of Brent 2012-2013
20) Cllr. Irene Faseyi - MAyor of Cheshire East 2013-2014
21) Cllr. Adedamola Aminu - Mayor of Lambeth 2014-2015
22) Cllr. Mercy Umeh - Mayor of Hammersmith & Fulham 2014-2017
23) Cllr. Obajimi Adefiranye - Chair of Council, Lewisham 2010-Date
24) Cllr. Donatus Anyawu - Mayor of Lambeth 2015-2016
25) Cllr. Sade Etti - Speaker of Hackney 2015-2016
26) Cllr. Pat Ekechi - Mayor of Enfield 2015-2016
27) Cllr. Olugbenga Babatola - Mayor of Greenwich 2016-2017
28) Cllr. Tunde Ojetola - Mayor of Thurrock 2017-2018
29) Cllr. Yemi Osho - Mayor of Waltham Forest 2017-2018
30) Cllr. Soraya Adejare - Speaker of Hackney 2017-2018
31) Hon. Abdulrahman Ayorinde - London Borough of Wandsworth
32) Cllr. Ernest Nnaama Ezeajughi - Brent Borough 2019 - Present

Past and Current Ward Councillors of Nigerian Origin
33) Cllr. James Ogungbose - Barking & Dagenham Borough
34) Cllr. Adegboyega Oluwole - Barking & Dagenham Borough
35) Cllr. Endy Ezenwata - Bexley Borough
36) Cllr. Mabel Ogundayo - Bexley Borough
37) Cllr. Tayo Oladapo - Brent Borough
38) Cllr. Aisha Eniola - Brent Borough
39) Cllr. BEnjamin Olukayode Ogunro - Brent Borough
40) Cllr. Nneka Keazor - Enfield Borough - Enfield Borough
41) Cllr. Ozzie Uzoanya - Enfield Borough - Enfield Borough
42) Cllr. Patricia Chinyere Ekechi - Enfield Borough
43) Cllr. Tonia Ashikodi - Greenwich Borough
44) Cllr. Michael Jones - Hackney Borough
45) Cllr. Kam Adams - Hackney Borough
46) Cllr. Charles Adje - Haringet Borough
47) Cllr. Joseph Ejiofor - Haringet Borough
48) Cllr. Martha Osamor - Haringet Borough
49) Cllr. Chika Amadi - Harrow Borough
50) Cllr. William Odulate - Havering Borough
51) Cllr. Linda Bello - Lambeth Borough
52) Cllr. Amanda Inyang - Lambeth Borough
53) Cllr. Abayomi Buraimoh-Igbo - Lambeth Borough
54) Cllr. Crada Onuegbu - Lewisham Borough
55) Cllr. Rachael Onikosi - Lewisham Borough
56) Cllr. Olurotimi Ogunbadewa - Lewisham Borough
57) Cllr. Samuel Owolabi-Oluyole - Lewisham Borough
58) Cllr. Anne Affiku - Lewisham Borough
59) Cllr. Joseph Folorunso - Lewisham Borough
60) Cllr. Olufunke Abidoye - Lewisham Borough
61) Cllr. Tayo Oke - Lewisham Borough
62) Cllr. Gregiry Patrick Udeh - Merton Borough
63) Cllr. Fudelis Gadzama - Merton Borough
64) Cllr. Tubo Uranta - Milton Keynes Borough
65) Cllr. Joy Laguda Mbe - Newham Borough
66) Cllr. Charity Fibersima - Newham Borough
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Past and Current Ward Councillors of Nigerian Origin Cont'd
67) Cllr. Seyi Akinowo - Newham Borough
68) Cllr. Simeon Adewole Ademolake - Newham Borough
69) Cllr. Michael Situ - Southwark Borough
70) Cllr. Emmanuel Oyewole - Southwark Borough
71) Cllr. Michael Bukola - Southwark Borough
72) Cllr. Sunday Lambe - Southwark Borough
73) Cllr. Johnson Situ - Southwark Borough
74) Cllr. James Okosun - Southwark Borough
75) Cllr. Adedokun Lasaki - Southwark Borough
76) Cllr. Olajumoke Oyewunmi - Southwark Borough
77) Cllr. Jelil Ladipo - Southwark Borough
78) Cllr. Abdur-Rahman Olayiwola - Southwark Borough
79) Elizabeth Atinuke Adebutu - Waltham Borough
80) Cllr. Whitney Ihenachor - Waltham Borough
81) Cllr. Babatunde Davies-Adebutu - Waltham Borough
82) Cllr. David Obaze - Westminster Borough
83) Cllr. Michael Adeniyi Gbadebo - Bracknell Forest Borough
84) Cllr. Victor Eni - Hertsmere Borough Council
85) Cllr. Sam Adeniji - Lewes District Council
86) Cllr. Tutu Eko - Manchester City Council
87) Cllr. Gloria Opara - Medway Council
88) Cllr. Habeeb Adeyemi Ogunfemi - Medway Council
89) Cllr. Leslie Ayoola - Nottingham City Council
90) Cllr. Patience Uloma Ifediora - Nottingham City Council
91) Cllr. Ben Lloyd-Shogbesan - Oxford City Council
92) Cllr. Angela George - Sevenoaks district council
93) Cllr. Elizabeth Komolafe - Sevenoaks district council
94) Cllr. Bukky Okunade - Thurrock Council
95) Cllr. Favour Ewudo - Watford Borough Council
96) Cllr. Adebayo Fasinro - Wolverton & Greenley's Town Council
97) Cllr. Munir Bakare - Wolverton & Greenley's Town Council
98) Cllr. Sade Adoh - Wycombe District Council

IronGalaxy:
The question is, why always them? All of these countries can't be wrong

These terrible Nigerians, always causing problems in other peoples COWNTRIS!

https://africans-in-america.com/2018/11/12/data-show-nigerians-the-most-educated-in-the-u-s/

IronGalaxy:
The question is, why always them? All of these countries can't be wrong

More of these Nigerians causing problems in other peoples COWNTRI's. Everybody chasing them out.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2i830hFVaM

seppuku:
Depends on what you want to see when you are looking. Perception is reality for some people.

Below is an extensive list of Nigerians elected to positions in the UK contributing to their countries. If you like I can give you more in other countries as well, just let me know.

Past & Current Member of Parliament
1) MS Chi Onwurah - Newcastle 2010 - Present
2) Mrs Helen Grant - Maidstone & the Weald 2010 - Present
3) Kate Osamor - Edmonton 2015 - Present
4) Chuka Umunna - Streatham 2010 - 2019
5) Fiona Onasanya - Peterborough 2017-2018
6) Bim Afolami - Hitchin and Harpenden 2017 - Present
7) Kemi Badenoch - Saffron Walden 2017 - Present
8. Taiwo Owatemi - Coventry North West - 2019 - Present
9) Florence Eshalomi - Vauxhall - 2019 - Present

Past & Current Mayors/Speakers of Nigeria Origin
10) Cllr. Janet Adegoke - Mayor of Hammersmith 1986-1987
11) Cllr. Erelu Lola Ayorinde - Wandsworth 1999/2000 & 2004/2005
12) Cllr. Afolasade Bright - Speaker Hackney Borough 2006-2007
13) Cllr. Rotimi Adebari - Mayor of Portaoise Town Council - 2007
14) Cllr. Emmanuel Obasohan - Barking & Dagenham - 2008-2009
15) Cllr. Anna Mbachu - Mayor of Waltham Forest 2009-2010
16) Cllr. Tayo Situ - Mayor of Southwark 2010-2011
17) Cllr. Susan Fajana-Thomas - Speaker of Hackney 2011-2012
18) Cllr. Kate Anolue - Mayor of Enfield 2012-2013
19) Cllr. Michael Adeyeye - Mayor of Brent 2012-2013
20) Cllr. Irene Faseyi - MAyor of Cheshire East 2013-2014
21) Cllr. Adedamola Aminu - Mayor of Lambeth 2014-2015
22) Cllr. Mercy Umeh - Mayor of Hammersmith & Fulham 2014-2017
23) Cllr. Obajimi Adefiranye - Chair of Council, Lewisham 2010-Date
24) Cllr. Donatus Anyawu - Mayor of Lambeth 2015-2016
25) Cllr. Sade Etti - Speaker of Hackney 2015-2016
26) Cllr. Pat Ekechi - Mayor of Enfield 2015-2016
27) Cllr. Olugbenga Babatola - Mayor of Greenwich 2016-2017
28) Cllr. Tunde Ojetola - Mayor of Thurrock 2017-2018
29) Cllr. Yemi Osho - Mayor of Waltham Forest 2017-2018
30) Cllr. Soraya Adejare - Speaker of Hackney 2017-2018
31) Hon. Abdulrahman Ayorinde - London Borough of Wandsworth
32) Cllr. Ernest Nnaama Ezeajughi - Brent Borough 2019 - Present

Past and Current Ward Councillors of Nigerian Origin
33) Cllr. James Ogungbose - Barking & Dagenham Borough
34) Cllr. Adegboyega Oluwole - Barking & Dagenham Borough
35) Cllr. Endy Ezenwata - Bexley Borough
36) Cllr. Mabel Ogundayo - Bexley Borough
37) Cllr. Tayo Oladapo - Brent Borough
38) Cllr. Aisha Eniola - Brent Borough
39) Cllr. BEnjamin Olukayode Ogunro - Brent Borough
40) Cllr. Nneka Keazor - Enfield Borough - Enfield Borough
41) Cllr. Ozzie Uzoanya - Enfield Borough - Enfield Borough
42) Cllr. Patricia Chinyere Ekechi - Enfield Borough
43) Cllr. Tonia Ashikodi - Greenwich Borough
44) Cllr. Michael Jones - Hackney Borough
45) Cllr. Kam Adams - Hackney Borough
46) Cllr. Charles Adje - Haringet Borough
47) Cllr. Joseph Ejiofor - Haringet Borough
48) Cllr. Martha Osamor - Haringet Borough
49) Cllr. Chika Amadi - Harrow Borough
50) Cllr. William Odulate - Havering Borough
51) Cllr. Linda Bello - Lambeth Borough
52) Cllr. Amanda Inyang - Lambeth Borough
53) Cllr. Abayomi Buraimoh-Igbo - Lambeth Borough
54) Cllr. Crada Onuegbu - Lewisham Borough
55) Cllr. Rachael Onikosi - Lewisham Borough
56) Cllr. Olurotimi Ogunbadewa - Lewisham Borough
57) Cllr. Samuel Owolabi-Oluyole - Lewisham Borough
58) Cllr. Anne Affiku - Lewisham Borough
59) Cllr. Joseph Folorunso - Lewisham Borough
60) Cllr. Olufunke Abidoye - Lewisham Borough
61) Cllr. Tayo Oke - Lewisham Borough
62) Cllr. Gregiry Patrick Udeh - Merton Borough
63) Cllr. Fudelis Gadzama - Merton Borough
64) Cllr. Tubo Uranta - Milton Keynes Borough
65) Cllr. Joy Laguda Mbe - Newham Borough
66) Cllr. Charity Fibersima - Newham Borough
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Past and Current Ward Councillors of Nigerian Origin Cont'd
67) Cllr. Seyi Akinowo - Newham Borough
68) Cllr. Simeon Adewole Ademolake - Newham Borough
69) Cllr. Michael Situ - Southwark Borough
70) Cllr. Emmanuel Oyewole - Southwark Borough
71) Cllr. Michael Bukola - Southwark Borough
72) Cllr. Sunday Lambe - Southwark Borough
73) Cllr. Johnson Situ - Southwark Borough
74) Cllr. James Okosun - Southwark Borough
75) Cllr. Adedokun Lasaki - Southwark Borough
76) Cllr. Olajumoke Oyewunmi - Southwark Borough
77) Cllr. Jelil Ladipo - Southwark Borough
78) Cllr. Abdur-Rahman Olayiwola - Southwark Borough
79) Elizabeth Atinuke Adebutu - Waltham Borough
80) Cllr. Whitney Ihenachor - Waltham Borough
81) Cllr. Babatunde Davies-Adebutu - Waltham Borough
82) Cllr. David Obaze - Westminster Borough
83) Cllr. Michael Adeniyi Gbadebo - Bracknell Forest Borough
84) Cllr. Victor Eni - Hertsmere Borough Council
85) Cllr. Sam Adeniji - Lewes District Council
86) Cllr. Tutu Eko - Manchester City Council
87) Cllr. Gloria Opara - Medway Council
88) Cllr. Habeeb Adeyemi Ogunfemi - Medway Council
89) Cllr. Leslie Ayoola - Nottingham City Council
90) Cllr. Patience Uloma Ifediora - Nottingham City Council
91) Cllr. Ben Lloyd-Shogbesan - Oxford City Council
92) Cllr. Angela George - Sevenoaks district council
93) Cllr. Elizabeth Komolafe - Sevenoaks district council
94) Cllr. Bukky Okunade - Thurrock Council
95) Cllr. Favour Ewudo - Watford Borough Council
96) Cllr. Adebayo Fasinro - Wolverton & Greenley's Town Council
97) Cllr. Munir Bakare - Wolverton & Greenley's Town Council
98) Cllr. Sade Adoh - Wycombe District Council

I really struck a nerve

seppuku:
Depends on what you want to see when you are looking. Perception is reality for some people.

Below is an extensive list of Nigerians elected to positions in the UK contributing to their countries. If you like I can give you more in other countries as well, just let me know.

Past & Current Member of Parliament
1) MS Chi Onwurah - Newcastle 2010 - Present
2) Mrs Helen Grant - Maidstone & the Weald 2010 - Present
3) Kate Osamor - Edmonton 2015 - Present
4) Chuka Umunna - Streatham 2010 - 2019
5) Fiona Onasanya - Peterborough 2017-2018
6) Bim Afolami - Hitchin and Harpenden 2017 - Present
7) Kemi Badenoch - Saffron Walden 2017 - Present
8. Taiwo Owatemi - Coventry North West - 2019 - Present
9) Florence Eshalomi - Vauxhall - 2019 - Present

Past & Current Mayors/Speakers of Nigeria Origin
10) Cllr. Janet Adegoke - Mayor of Hammersmith 1986-1987
11) Cllr. Erelu Lola Ayorinde - Wandsworth 1999/2000 & 2004/2005
12) Cllr. Afolasade Bright - Speaker Hackney Borough 2006-2007
13) Cllr. Rotimi Adebari - Mayor of Portaoise Town Council - 2007
14) Cllr. Emmanuel Obasohan - Barking & Dagenham - 2008-2009
15) Cllr. Anna Mbachu - Mayor of Waltham Forest 2009-2010
16) Cllr. Tayo Situ - Mayor of Southwark 2010-2011
17) Cllr. Susan Fajana-Thomas - Speaker of Hackney 2011-2012
18) Cllr. Kate Anolue - Mayor of Enfield 2012-2013
19) Cllr. Michael Adeyeye - Mayor of Brent 2012-2013
20) Cllr. Irene Faseyi - MAyor of Cheshire East 2013-2014
21) Cllr. Adedamola Aminu - Mayor of Lambeth 2014-2015
22) Cllr. Mercy Umeh - Mayor of Hammersmith & Fulham 2014-2017
23) Cllr. Obajimi Adefiranye - Chair of Council, Lewisham 2010-Date
24) Cllr. Donatus Anyawu - Mayor of Lambeth 2015-2016
25) Cllr. Sade Etti - Speaker of Hackney 2015-2016
26) Cllr. Pat Ekechi - Mayor of Enfield 2015-2016
27) Cllr. Olugbenga Babatola - Mayor of Greenwich 2016-2017
28) Cllr. Tunde Ojetola - Mayor of Thurrock 2017-2018
29) Cllr. Yemi Osho - Mayor of Waltham Forest 2017-2018
30) Cllr. Soraya Adejare - Speaker of Hackney 2017-2018
31) Hon. Abdulrahman Ayorinde - London Borough of Wandsworth
32) Cllr. Ernest Nnaama Ezeajughi - Brent Borough 2019 - Present

Past and Current Ward Councillors of Nigerian Origin
33) Cllr. James Ogungbose - Barking & Dagenham Borough
34) Cllr. Adegboyega Oluwole - Barking & Dagenham Borough
35) Cllr. Endy Ezenwata - Bexley Borough
36) Cllr. Mabel Ogundayo - Bexley Borough
37) Cllr. Tayo Oladapo - Brent Borough
38) Cllr. Aisha Eniola - Brent Borough
39) Cllr. BEnjamin Olukayode Ogunro - Brent Borough
40) Cllr. Nneka Keazor - Enfield Borough - Enfield Borough
41) Cllr. Ozzie Uzoanya - Enfield Borough - Enfield Borough
42) Cllr. Patricia Chinyere Ekechi - Enfield Borough
43) Cllr. Tonia Ashikodi - Greenwich Borough
44) Cllr. Michael Jones - Hackney Borough
45) Cllr. Kam Adams - Hackney Borough
46) Cllr. Charles Adje - Haringet Borough
47) Cllr. Joseph Ejiofor - Haringet Borough
48) Cllr. Martha Osamor - Haringet Borough
49) Cllr. Chika Amadi - Harrow Borough
50) Cllr. William Odulate - Havering Borough
51) Cllr. Linda Bello - Lambeth Borough
52) Cllr. Amanda Inyang - Lambeth Borough
53) Cllr. Abayomi Buraimoh-Igbo - Lambeth Borough
54) Cllr. Crada Onuegbu - Lewisham Borough
55) Cllr. Rachael Onikosi - Lewisham Borough
56) Cllr. Olurotimi Ogunbadewa - Lewisham Borough
57) Cllr. Samuel Owolabi-Oluyole - Lewisham Borough
58) Cllr. Anne Affiku - Lewisham Borough
59) Cllr. Joseph Folorunso - Lewisham Borough
60) Cllr. Olufunke Abidoye - Lewisham Borough
61) Cllr. Tayo Oke - Lewisham Borough
62) Cllr. Gregiry Patrick Udeh - Merton Borough
63) Cllr. Fudelis Gadzama - Merton Borough
64) Cllr. Tubo Uranta - Milton Keynes Borough
65) Cllr. Joy Laguda Mbe - Newham Borough
66) Cllr. Charity Fibersima - Newham Borough
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Past and Current Ward Councillors of Nigerian Origin Cont'd
67) Cllr. Seyi Akinowo - Newham Borough
68) Cllr. Simeon Adewole Ademolake - Newham Borough
69) Cllr. Michael Situ - Southwark Borough
70) Cllr. Emmanuel Oyewole - Southwark Borough
71) Cllr. Michael Bukola - Southwark Borough
72) Cllr. Sunday Lambe - Southwark Borough
73) Cllr. Johnson Situ - Southwark Borough
74) Cllr. James Okosun - Southwark Borough
75) Cllr. Adedokun Lasaki - Southwark Borough
76) Cllr. Olajumoke Oyewunmi - Southwark Borough
77) Cllr. Jelil Ladipo - Southwark Borough
78) Cllr. Abdur-Rahman Olayiwola - Southwark Borough
79) Elizabeth Atinuke Adebutu - Waltham Borough
80) Cllr. Whitney Ihenachor - Waltham Borough
81) Cllr. Babatunde Davies-Adebutu - Waltham Borough
82) Cllr. David Obaze - Westminster Borough
83) Cllr. Michael Adeniyi Gbadebo - Bracknell Forest Borough
84) Cllr. Victor Eni - Hertsmere Borough Council
85) Cllr. Sam Adeniji - Lewes District Council
86) Cllr. Tutu Eko - Manchester City Council
87) Cllr. Gloria Opara - Medway Council
88) Cllr. Habeeb Adeyemi Ogunfemi - Medway Council
89) Cllr. Leslie Ayoola - Nottingham City Council
90) Cllr. Patience Uloma Ifediora - Nottingham City Council
91) Cllr. Ben Lloyd-Shogbesan - Oxford City Council
92) Cllr. Angela George - Sevenoaks district council
93) Cllr. Elizabeth Komolafe - Sevenoaks district council
94) Cllr. Bukky Okunade - Thurrock Council
95) Cllr. Favour Ewudo - Watford Borough Council
96) Cllr. Adebayo Fasinro - Wolverton & Greenley's Town Council
97) Cllr. Munir Bakare - Wolverton & Greenley's Town Council
98) Cllr. Sade Adoh - Wycombe District Council

😂 "Chai see pain"

HellraiZA:
😂 "Chai see pain"

You are entitled to your opinion as long as you don't call me a Liar, I 'm good.

IronGalaxy:
I really struck a nerve

No, I simply flipped negative propaganda into positive energy.

Let me know if you want to see more of it. I will oblige.

seppuku:
No, I simply flipped negative propaganda into positive energy.

Let me know if you want to see more of it. I will oblige.

Yes, by patching a huge wound with a bandaid..we. know the reality of your people.

IronGalaxy:
Yes, by patching a huge wound with a bandaid..we. know the reality of your people.

Your people say COWNTRI, my people say CONTRI.

Depends on how you see it.

Let me know if the wound requires more band aids. I will oblige.