funlord:



Who even cares whether the brain dead loud mouthed coward called kanu is fine or not? Maybe apart from his stupid ignorant and jobless followers everyone else has even forgotten that such a boil on the face of humanity once existed in our society!

are you sure? How about those that went to uk embassy in Nigeria to protest?

Mynd44:
He is not a Diplomat. Don't put this man in trouble with Erdogan

I was gonna type same ... Erdogan na no nonsense man o

frenzyduchess:
If unity cannot move us forward, then I see no need to force it. I am from the south south by the way

but you want to be force with idiotic pigs of Biafra?
What an indomie generation are you?

Unik3030:
is this the definition of clever or absolute stupidity, the world is taking note of everything n they will use it to nail Nnamdi kanu come Oct 17

You are very funny, how will they use it to nail? Who is the Turkish guy; is he his lawyer or what? Abeg, make we dey reason well.

mavinc4u:


are you sure? How about those that went to uk embassy in Nigeria to protest?

but not here in Nigeria.
He has be forgotten by even his idiotic pigs of followers.

Jesusloveyou:
but not here in Nigeria.
He has be forgotten by even his idiotic pigs of followers.

Read my comment you made a quote on again.

mavinc4u:


You are very funny, how will they use it to nail? Who is the Turkish guy; is he his lawyer or what? Abeg, make we dey reason well.

the same Turkish guy u called diplomat supported biafra n openly called buhari an idiot. the video is on Google, u can check it. he has been with kanu like 2 to 3 times b4 so it's crystal clear that they have something in common. so for him to say this it means Nnamdi kanu is not with Nigerian army so wherever he is he must appear in court by Oct 17 or be declared wanted

Unik3030:
the same Turkish guy u called diplomat supported biafra n openly called buhari an idiot. the video is on Google, u can check it. he has been with kanu like 2 to 3 times b4 so it's crystal clear that they have something in common. so for him to say this it means Nnamdi kanu is not with Nigerian army so wherever he is he must appear in court by Oct 17 or be declared wanted

Where in my post did I call him a diplomat? He made the first video, so? Does that turn him into Nnamdi's lawyer? It seems you believe anything that comes your way, Please make use of your brain and stop this childish talk. Oct 17th is also not far so just keep calm and wait for him to appear.

SalamRushdie:
Something tells me this Turkish man has some mental problem

do you mean that whoever supports ipob is not sensible? that's delusion if you think so

funlord:



The article is not about the countries infrastructure so kindly stop going off point! There is infrastructural decay and misery in places as diverse as anambra, lagos, kano, benue, delta, calabar, borno etc. That is a national problem borne out of pathetic leadership over the years! Kanu's problem is a human problem, caused by joblessness, poor home training, under achievement and blatant stupidity! The only thing he has an affinity for is political suicide and cowardice! EOD!

a typical animal in the zoo speaking

Unik3030:
is this the definition of clever or absolute stupidity, the world is taking note of everything n they will use it to nail Nnamdi kanu come Oct 17

why are you so interested in nailing KANU forgetting that saint buhari and Dr Baru stole ur $26 billion. when you nail KANU maybe Nigeria will turn to america who knows.

from the style of Kanu, the way he allows people do absurd stuffs to reference him, to the title he has been amassing, to his racist tendencies and the way he has cowardly disappeared leaving is followers despondent, one can see he is a selfish egoistic person. He is someone that is ready to ride on the misfortune of millions of Igbo to satisfy his ego and reach his selfish ambition. God forbid I be in a country run by this type of person. he will be a reckless authoritarian! I hope those that have let his noise drown their reasoning, will see the light and abandon this Man before he abandons them in a precarious situation.

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What is this one saying, can you point out where I said so?, to think I might even be older than you, that you lack comprehension is not my fault.
what an irony, you can call a people pigs yet your moniker says otherwise ,so much hatred in one post, demon from hell
If they are pigs ,are you not ashamed to share your country with pigs? what does that make you?,you lots have been so blinded with tribalism and religioisity that common sense has left you. Jesus loves you yet you can spew so much hatred ,SMH,i would rather be in
hell than be in heaven with an hatred filled bigot like you, Jesus loves you ke, demon loves you ni, mteeeew, this morning now you will go to church and be lifting up you cursed hands to heaven with your black heart filled with hate for a whole tirbe, na wah o

Jesusloveyou:
but you want to be force with idiotic pigs of Biafra?
What an indomie generation are you?

We cant maintain the status quo, something has to be done, either they restructure or let whoever wants out to go.The only problem I see here is that those at the top are self centered and only care about their pockets
,they are looking at the financial implication it will have on their pockets

supersystemsnig:



I know you nah...Abi o, if unity has failed, then its time to disconnect, my same opinion too.. The Hausa/Fulani complex is too much

frenzyduchess:
We cant maintain the status quo, something has to be done, either they restructure or let whoever wants out to go.The only problem I see here is that those at the top are self centered and only care about their pockets
,they are looking at the financial implication it will have on their pockets

I am shocked you are saying this, because when i look out at the political landscape of our region, i always assumed your state( elders and politicians alike ) would prefer the unitary system by all means. Truth be told, a lot of people from all parts prefer a system that can work and wouldn't want a split, but with restructuring being denied, it's a course towards a referendum and a split, i told my God yesterday, i've given up on the unitary system, it may tarry though, but it seems we're headed for a split.

Every person is entitled to their individual opinion, I don't look at it from my state, I look at it from how it will favour the general populace. As smaller tribe we have watched people scramble for the national cake, before it even gets to us there might even be none left on the plate. There is nothing like true federalism in this country, breaking down the entity will allow resources get to all including other tribes who have done nothing but struggle for their voices to be heard

supersystemsnig:



I am shocked you are saying this, because when i look out at the political landscape of our region, i always assumed your state( elders and politicians alike ) would prefer the unitary system by all means. Truth be told, a lot of people from all parts prefer a system that can work and wouldn't want a split, but with restructuring being denied, it's a course towards a referendum and a split, i told my God yesterday, i've given up on the unitary system, it may tarry though, but it seems we're headed for a split.

frenzyduchess:
Every person is entitled to their individual opinion, I don't look at it from my state, I look at it from how it will favour the general populace. As smaller tribe we have watched people scramble for the national cake, before it even gets to us there might even be none left on the plate. There is nothing like true federalism in this country, breaking down the entity will allow resources get to all including other tribes who have done nothing but struggle for their voices to be heard

Same here, i don't see things from my tribal positions anymore. In fact i've considered myself an exile from my native beliefs. Those ideologies have entrapped us in this contagion for too long, it's high time we rewrote our principles of engagement and look for new methods of working together. Isn't it a mess that over 83% of the oil wells in the country belongs to virtually the North, and no resource in the North, not even 10% of it is controlled by Southerners, so when i hear people say the igbos are not marginalized, or what do we want to restructure, i laff at the younger generation, i wonder how people can be so un-smart. This is a country with over 250 mineral resources, yet we walk over them, they are miles beneath our feet, we don't want to tap this resources, create industries and jobs, yet we say all is well....God bless your wisdom my sister... Abeg E do me...

Thanks bro, it has been wrong for too long and we have become used to it. We have been following one pattern ,yet no tangible result, why not try something else. But selfish politicians are so comfortable that they see no need for change, the worse part is people who are not at the corridor of power that are supposed to be at the fore front of this have let tribalism eat their senses out that they can't even see how they are being short changed

supersystemsnig:




Same here, i don't see things from my tribal positions anymore. In fact i've considered myself an exile from my native beliefs. Those ideologies have entrapped us in this contagion for too long, it's high time we rewrote our principles of engagement and look for new methods of working together. Isn't it a mess that over 83% of the oil wells in the country belongs to virtually the North, and no resource in the North, not even 10% of it is controlled by Southerners, so when i hear people say the igbos are not marginalized, or what do we want to restructure, i laff at the younger generation, i wonder how people can be so un-smart. This is a country with over 250 mineral resources, yet we walk over them, they are miles beneath our feet, we don't want to tap this resources, create industries and jobs, yet we say all is well....God bless your wisdom my sister... Abeg E do me...

frenzyduchess:
Thanks bro, it has been wrong for too long and we have become used to it. We have been following one pattern ,yet no tangible result, why not try something else. But selfish politicians are so comfortable that they see no need for change, the worse part is people who are not at the corridor of power that are supposed to be at the fore front of this have let tribalism eat their senses out that they can't even see how they are being short changed

The leaders have now become custodians of restrictions. Killers of their people. With over 13 trillion made from crude oil since 1999, one can barely say it treflects poorly in the national posture. Imagine if the economy were diversified, imagine the potentials if out of the 250 natural resources, besides services, agriculture,tax etc, the potentials that would have been achieved ultimately, Chai, the leaders are blind leaders of so many blinds. I'm glad you're maintaining your stance. I'm 100% in defiance of the stance the leaders of my home town and state believe in. Let's just stay on the sidelines and watch how things unfolds. Be careful being vocal about this positions outside the forum...Let's hope for the best, a referndum is coming should restructuring fails

Hopefully alot more people will begin to see things from this perspective. More than half a century yet we are still crawling, it will be foolish of anyone to be comfortable with the way things are but it seems we are good at complaining than proffering solutions.While the elite mainpilate things in their favour

supersystemsnig:



The leaders have now become custodians of restrictions. Killers of their people. With over 13 trillion made from crude oil since 1999, one can barely say it treflects poorly in the national posture. Imagine if the economy were diversified, imagine the potentials if out of the 250 natural resources, besides services, agriculture,tax etc, the potentials that would have been achieved ultimately, Chai, the leaders are blind leaders of so many blinds. I'm glad you're maintaining your stance. I'm 100% in defiance of the stance the leaders of my home town and state believe in. Let's just stay on the sidelines and watch how things unfolds. Be careful being vocal about this positions outside the forum...Let's hope for the best, a referndum is coming should restructuring fails

They cant catch him, hahaha.

goshee:
a typical animal in the zoo speaking

A typical non sense having highly pained cretin has been noticed and discarded!

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Stingman:


After smoking away your dark soul, your misery remains...no rest for the wicked and a plain fo*8

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You are just another cowardly ipob supporting rat like your jesus of aba! So you cannot come out and insult me straight on? You have started writing In shorthand? Lmfao!

Look at the posts of something that calls their betters misreable:

Stingman:


Omo Yoba, Onye Ofe, aboki kettle carrier, omo afonja. Pick the one you love most?

Stingman:


Freaking Afonja liar...see your life....See Obsanjo appointment and see how he marginalized the north and SE even when the Yorubas didn't vote for him.

Stingman:


Afonja man. Everybody can see your pain. It's not by force to use TSTV. Just like you can use GLO and not MTN...Stop displaying your envy and jealousy Osun man...It kills faster than the Badoo miscreants....

Stingman:


IPOB teaching you how to do things in a civilized manner since 1914. See how Nigeria will form National Guard, because IPOB says they have Baifra National Guard!

Stingman:


The blood wey you don drink for Abia state never do you?

Just take a look at your meaningless contributions to nairaland? Skewed logic? Fear? Archaic reasoning? Pointless Drivel? Name calling? Ignorance? Immaturity? Are these not the hallmarks of an emotionally unstable, hate filled, intellectually handicapped and miserable political neophyte?


My words have caused you great discomfort and I'm sure you had tears on your screen as you typed more trash to counter my barbs as they penetrated your Lily liver...Little boy...you are in the presence of a Doyen of this game.....If you want us to delve into the realm of insults? I would gladly oblige you and let you and the reading public watch how I will word whip you till your parents have to rename you kunta kinte....observe how I will impale you with my words that you may have to rename yourself "mr pin cushion"! If you lack the smarts to engage me on the issues sparked by the thread then you can either get lost or come back with some proper harsh words of vitriol for me so that I will cause you to rush for the report button faster than a cowboy reaches for his pistol during a mexican standoff!

frenzyduchess:
Hopefully alot more people will begin to see things from this perspective. More than half a century yet we are still crawling, it will be foolish of anyone to be comfortable with the way things are but it seems we are good at complaining than proffering solutions.While the elite mainpilate things in their favour

Babe we need to relate off the forum abeg. Its hi time we off similar mentality begin to meet up and discuss issues abeg. I doff my hat at your intellect. you na bae abeg

frenzyduchess:
Every person is entitled to their individual opinion, I don't look at it from my state, I look at it from how it will favour the general populace. As smaller tribe we have watched people scramble for the national cake, before it even gets to us there might even be none left on the plate. There is nothing like true federalism in this country, breaking down the entity will allow resources get to all including other tribes who have done nothing but struggle for their voices to be heard

I like your writing style and your opinion too though I don't agree with you.

Some time ago, when they was low allocation to states, do you know what happened in Ebonyi State? Travelers pay tax. Before you pay your travel ticket, you must pay tax for that ticket or for coming to the state. Governor Umahi did it. So i want to know how south east plans to fund their state. The point is, south east is yet to have enough to fund their independence. That's even talking logically. Let me go politically

To that effect, I have a question. Did you ever believe that Kanu would bring the arrival of Biafra? Did you ever imagine it?

Refer

gidgiddy:


You mean they were telling the truth when they said that they have never been to Kanu's house and didnt kill anyone in Abia state?

We might be forced to believe so, the other time someone posted a picture of dead body in front of Kanu's house and the camera dated the picture 2014

frenzyduchess:
Hopefully alot more people will begin to see things from this perspective. More than half a century yet we are still crawling, it will be foolish of anyone to be comfortable with the way things are but it seems we are good at complaining than proffering solutions.While the elite mainpilate things in their favour

Even if Biafra comes, politics will still be played. There is no part of the world that similar things are not happening. The only problem is that we are still struggling with the basic needs of life. Do you think they will ever be a time that Nigerians will cease to be Nigerians? Even Kanu was going about taking titles with no single respect for anyone. Stop keeping me at a sphere that I begin to imagine that Biafra will be like heaven because it is too difficult to believe and it makes me think I am deranged.

mrphysics:

I like your writing style and your opinion too though I don't agree with you.

Some time ago, when they was low allocation to states, do you know what happened in Ebonyi State? Travelers pay tax. Before you pay your travel ticket, you must pay tax for that ticket or for coming to the state. Governor Umahi did it. So i want to know how south east plans to fund their state. The point is, south east is yet to have enough to fund their independence. That's even talking logically. Let me go politically

To that effect, I have a question. Did you ever believe that Kanu would bring the arrival of Biafra? Did you ever imagine it?

I disagree that south east doesn't have enough to fund their states, the SE needs to implement the same strategy that was employed to form modern day EU and it would be fine without crude oil. Collectively, the street says igbos have to the tune of 4 trillion in businesses in circulation, the leaders need to chart a course and they will find the way. I've done it independently and have found a formular that works, let you elders do the same...its not necessarily crude oil. if we even talk about resources, there are resources in the region, so why say there isn't enough to fund the region..i beg to disagree on this subject matter

mrphysics:

Even if Biafra comes, politics will still be played. There is no part of the world that similar things are not happening. The only problem is that we are still struggling with the basic needs of life. Do you think they will ever be a time that Nigerians will cease to be Nigerians? Even Kanu was going about taking titles with no single respect for anyone. Stop keeping me at a sphere that I begin to imagine that Biafra will be like heaven because it is too difficult to believe and it makes me think I am deranged.

Na, the SE will be fine, Kanu made mistakes but are you comfortable with the present shape of the SE?

supersystemsnig:


I disagree that south east doesn't have enough to fund their states, the SE needs to implement the same strategy that was employed to form modern day EU and it would be fine without crude oil. Collectively, the street says igbos have to the tune of 4 trillion in businesses in circulation, the leaders need to chart a course and they will find the way. I've done it independently and have found a formular that works, let you elders do the same...its not necessarily crude oil. if we even talk about resources, there are resources in the region, so why say there isn't enough to fund the region..i beg to disagree on this subject matter

What stops us from doing that now? How has the godly senator Abaribe in the sight of Kanu changed Abia state?. The problem of Nigeria isn't Nigeria bro. The problem is the people. Nigerians and its stupid leaders need to change their view. Do you not meet people who treats you badly? Do you not hear of the popular your village people, they are those people close to you who do not want you to succeed. They are not politicians.

The people that have done me so bad in business are people who I thought we speak the same language with. They are the same people that blame the government. People who say give us freedom, yet they are enemies to peoples success. Bro, forget it. Nigeria just tire me. Wish North Korea can remember us by testing their Nuclear power here.