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PoliticsRe: Buhari Shocks APC Govs, Rejects Ministerial List. by PreciousBro:
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PoliticsRe: The 3 Most Influential Nigerian Women That Ever Lived by PreciousBro: 8:40am On May 09, 2015
LoL This Thread Though. cheesy

Am I the only one that thinks Havenine and IanSweet' are twins if not the same person sef lol

They both registered same day, similar time spent online.

Bigoted twins.
PoliticsRe: The 3 Most Influential Nigerian Women That Ever Lived by PreciousBro:
ianSweet:
My middlebelt sister, u don't know these igbos at all o, they can claim like thieves ehn. That is why we igalas dont trust them despite the fact we are neighbours and share so much in common.
That was the same way Anambra people tried to steal our oil in Ibaji.

Igbos dont have respect for minority groups and that is why they will never produce an elected president of Nigeria until they change.
If not on a normal day, many of we middlebelters are supposed to be on igbo side.
I am an igala girl not just by paternity but because i spent a large part of my upbringing in Igala land, my mother is an Ibibio-efik woman and i owe as much of my identity to Ibibio just as i owe to Igala.




Hey Mr Man, Middlebelt ladies are not cheap like ur igbo slut sisters who prostitute everywhere. If havennie is in a relationship with an igbo man, the man definitely came after her and not she after the man.
Middlebelt people train their daughters well.
U know how many igbo boys dey disturb me as i dey here? but i will never date an igbo man because many of u have arrogant characters.
Only Enugu people i respect because they are very elightened igbos and they have a good relationship with we igalas n idomas and not all these silly Anambra n Imo boys who dont go to school and only move to Lagos to sell fake products.
Am I suppose to take this ill rants of you serious ? Spoken like the foolish poster.

Please don't date them o. They can never marry your slutty sorry-ass because no one likes a tart.

And please get an education, you surely missed it.
PoliticsRe: The 3 Most Influential Nigerian Women That Ever Lived by PreciousBro: 12:17am On May 09, 2015
somegirl1:
We 're scared,very scared that she'll dump our Igbo brother. He would probably die of heartbreak because there are no other women on earth. We don't want blood on our hands, do we?
grin grin
PoliticsRe: The 3 Most Influential Nigerian Women That Ever Lived by PreciousBro: 12:09am On May 09, 2015
NZEGWUAGU:
Maggi nwanne nke muoooo!
LoL.
PoliticsRe: The 3 Most Influential Nigerian Women That Ever Lived by PreciousBro: 12:08am On May 09, 2015
havennie:
See Mr Man, stop embarassing the igbo group here because some of us have respect for igbos but u are gradually making us to loose it.
I am not against the igbos in anyway, all i stand for is the fact that Margaret had more Efik-ibibio influences than Igbo influences.
Just between me and u, my guy is even an igbo man, so u can see that i have no personal hatred and sentiments towards igbos. But the way i am seeing u igbos acting here is making me have other thoughts.
U ppl should learn to always accept the facts and not b be beclouded by igbocentric sentiments.
I am a middlebelter and my people never have problem with igbos, rather it is the hausas we have problems with.
Goodnight
I don't care what your thoughts are about igbos, you clearly stated it in the post when you stup!dly quoted me. Your guy is igbo ? shocked Hell who doesn't wanna befriend an igbo boyfriend cheesy

What do the igbos here do that makes you lose respect for them as you say ? Sssssh don't answer, I don't care.

The way you have eyes to see, its the same way I see things too. And trust me, the feeling is indeed mutual. I don't like your lot too.

Just me ,my tribe ,my family. I'm good to go. We all have choices,ok.
PoliticsRe: The 3 Most Influential Nigerian Women That Ever Lived by PreciousBro: 11:55pm On May 08, 2015
Nowenuse:
Igbos and Hausas are typically the same seriously.

They both have wasted egos and are always troubling the minority groups of their region and trying to claim their achievements. They always result to insults on the slightest provocation just to back up their wasted egos.

This is why i so much love the yorubas, they are silent achievers, they dont make noise like the Igbos or Hausas who are always quarelling and fighting each other.

Igbos & Hausas are the 2 major problems of Nigeria.
The difference between you and the ones you condemn is that, you are ignorant and lack knowledge. Bigoted and frail at cerebral matters.

You shouldn't have created this thread,its not for a dolt puppy like you. Shame!
PoliticsRe: The 3 Most Influential Nigerian Women That Ever Lived by PreciousBro: 11:52pm On May 08, 2015
Her husband didn't even represent her movement much with his absence in the meetings, as stated in the article, that she had to fit in his position and spoke what seemed his mind which is in correlation or aligned with hers.

This is unbelievable!!!

You all point fingers that the igbos are trying to attach themselves on her when its you people that are actually doing so because of her success.

The igbos even have better claim given the fact that Margaret. Asa-Nwa is igbo by birth,by name, by origin ,I mean. You truth-covering roaches should let this tribalism air our your windows fast!!
Smh
PoliticsRe: The 3 Most Influential Nigerian Women That Ever Lived by PreciousBro: 11:44pm On May 08, 2015
havennie:
U are the one with a low IQ mr man, only extremely moronic ppl resort to insults when they have no options left.
what a pity!
grin lol the Insults are to keep you on track and refrain from derailing, your plot to deny her paternal side is an insult to not just the igbos but the ethos of ethnicity right and privilege.

You and your poster boyfriend are useless and indeed fitted for long lasting matrimony.

You are the ones that have displayed a low level of intelligence quotient with your flawed claims and stup!d persistence.
PoliticsRe: The 3 Most Influential Nigerian Women That Ever Lived by PreciousBro: 10:31pm On May 08, 2015
A thread that didn't hide facts and truth. Some fools think is to come and re-write history with a bigoted pen ,one not worthy of a glance.

All you misinterpreted-truth undermining hungry beings with roach antenna for picking information. Y'all failed. tongue
PoliticsRe: The 3 Most Influential Nigerian Women That Ever Lived by PreciousBro: 10:26pm On May 08, 2015
somegirl1:
I tire. How do you start a thread and misread or misunderstand the content of your post. Crazy.
Don't mind the arm-less monkey with no iota of tact.

His antics are very transparent and foolish to say the least. I'll have his time .
PoliticsRe: The 3 Most Influential Nigerian Women That Ever Lived by PreciousBro: 10:21pm On May 08, 2015
Nowenuse:
Silly igbo boy
Understand what havennie & IanSweet are trying to explain to u and stop bragging like a slowpoke.
The regional system of government was what made Margaret Ekpo to function more from Aba and igbo areas.

Where were the igbos when Margaret's Efik mother struggled to bring her up?
Where were her igbo people when her ibibio husband helped her to realise her destiny and dream as a political activist?
Where are igbos today when Efik people named their airport in Calabar after their beloved daughter Margaret?
infact u people are supposed to hide ur faces on this thread instead of bragging unnecesarily here. Nonsense!
It is becoming clearer what the purpose of this shitty thread is all about. This toad eating galago stumbled on death itself.

You are stupid for this remark!

Talking as if he didn't read his own article. Stupid pig
PoliticsRe: The 3 Most Influential Nigerian Women That Ever Lived by PreciousBro: 10:17pm On May 08, 2015
Nowenuse:
Silly igbo boy
Understand what havennie & IanSweet are trying to explain to u and stop bragging like a slowpoke.
The regional system of government was what made Margaret Ekpo to function more from Aba and igbo areas.

Where were the igbos when Margaret's Efik mother struggled to bring her up?
Where were her igbo people when her ibibio husband helped her to realise her destiny and dream as a political activist?
Where are igbos today when Efik people named their airport in Calabar after their beloved daughter Margaret?
infact u people are supposed to hide ur faces on this thread instead of bragging unnecesarily here. Nonsense!
You are a dimwitted monkey with the IQ of a sick and oil pregnant toad.

Ooh ,we were in Margaret herself. She represented us very well.

You also fail to see the Nsukka thing abi ?

Useless son of a lost drone you call a father didn't raise you well enough to halt tribalism in your bigoted and shallow thread .if you quote me again I guarantee you this thread will change gear to your internment. Ike-azu
PoliticsRe: The 3 Most Influential Nigerian Women That Ever Lived by PreciousBro: 10:12pm On May 08, 2015
Havenine, please be guided by what is true and not what isn't written. The way you talk one can surmise you are older than the generation X. LoL

Like you are not of this generation, Margaret Ekpo's I guess ?

For you to say all these. First negating her paternity as though that isn't the origin we all know. grin

Please I don't wanna sound harsh again.
PoliticsRe: The 3 Most Influential Nigerian Women That Ever Lived by PreciousBro: 10:07pm On May 08, 2015
havennie:
The old regional system of govt did not favour we from minority groups.

Hajiya Gambo Wasaba did all her campaigns and her agitation in Hausa language and not her own native Nupe language simply because hausas controlled the Northern region and she must blend in to gain acceptance.
This was also same case with Margaret Ekpo.

I bet if Funmilayo Ransome Kut had been a Bendelite, she would have functioned from Lagos or Ibadan which were the centres of the old western region and not Warri or Benin.

Get d difference Nitwitt
We minorities were like slaves in the old regional govt system, but thank God today nothing like that anymore.
I think too much assumption is a terrible bipolar disorder.

Learn to talk about facts and its interpretations. Stop all the behind the scene scenario ,no one knows all this hog wash you are ranting about.
PoliticsRe: The 3 Most Influential Nigerian Women That Ever Lived by PreciousBro: 10:01pm On May 08, 2015
havennie:
Margaret's activities were more or less based in Igbo areas simply because she acknowledged the fact that Igbos were the major ethnic group in the old eastern region, so her influence on Igbos would make more influence in the region, nothing else.

This was the same case with late Hajiya Gambo Wasaba, she also deserves to be on this list.
Wasaba is a Nupe woman but she functioned from Kaduna, Zaria & Kano because Kaduna was the centre of the old regional northern region of which her own Nupe people were also part of.
The Emir of Kano even had problems with Wasaba because of her fierce feminism strategies and he banned her from entrance into Kano for a period of time.
Wasaba needed to function more in hausa land because Hausas were d major group in old Northern region and not because she had any attachment to Hausa.
Till date Wasaba's family house remains in Zaria and all her children have been naturalized as indigenes of Zaria, Kaduna state but that doesn't make them hausa.
Pls let us learn to get some facts right. We are not illiterates here.
Sadly all you typed isn't in the article or how did you surmise her movement and affluence we all know ?
PoliticsRe: The 3 Most Influential Nigerian Women That Ever Lived by PreciousBro: 9:59pm On May 08, 2015
NCNC is sub group that stemmed from the political party founded by igbos then (correct me if I'm wrong)

she couldn't have spoken English or Efik to the women in that eastern region as Nwafor that she was.

This argument is ridiculous! LoL

They were little or no information about ibibio or efik about her save for the fact she married one and was born in cross-river ,but more of igbo talks and igbo towns.

Smh

End this squirming display of embarrassment. She was more igbo than efik or ibibio. Y'all need to read the article again.
PoliticsRe: The 3 Most Influential Nigerian Women That Ever Lived by PreciousBro: 9:50pm On May 08, 2015
ianSweet:
Margaret was not raised in Aba at all. Try to read her biography again.
She was born and bred in Calabar, she only went to Aba later in life after she married.
Aba was a centre of government in the old eastern region of which Efiks n Ibibios were part of and this was the reason why both Margaret and her Husband went to live in Aba.

Efik definitely should be the language Margaret first learnt and not igbo, pls don't embarass yourself here.
Mind u am not Efik nor Ibibio am an igala lady before u start insulting Efiks.
I said all her works and affluence she was identified with is aba related and her movement for women right stemmed from her works where she relocated to.

Don't quote me again please.
PoliticsRe: The 3 Most Influential Nigerian Women That Ever Lived by PreciousBro: 9:46pm On May 08, 2015
havennie:
My sister abeg help me ask them oo.

Seriously, this stupid Nigerian culture where all the credit goes to the father is very very stupid.
The mother owns the child as equally as the father does.
U will see the father's people reject the mother and her child when the father dies, but tomorrow when the mother has managed to raise the child on her own and the child becomes succesful, all the stupid father's people will come out to start laying claims and the same uncles will sit down to collect the bride price if the child is a female.

Where were Margaret's father's igbo people when her mother was struggling to raise her up?
If Margaret's father's people were truly responsible, they would have collected Margaret from the mother when her father died, but they didn't, but when she became succesful, all of them wanted to lay claims.

Thank God Margaret later married from her mother's side to further bind her lineage to her Efik-Ibibio roots, but see Margaret, her father's side even enjoyed more of her than her mother's side because almost all her works were based in Aba, and Aba women benefitted more from her.
My dear if I were you, I'd hide my face in shame, it is clear you have nothing to bring forth. You confuse yourself with the bolded as though its a basis for argument, the article even gave credence more about her igbo side and nothing at all about her mother's efik ethnicity save for the fact that she was born in cross-river. Read below again.


"She later joined the decolonization-leading National Council
of Nigeria and the Cameroons (NCNC), as a platform to
represent a marginalized group.
In the 1950s, she also teamed up with Funmilayo Ransome-
Kuti to protest killings at an Enugu coal mine; the victims
were leaders protesting colonial practices at the mine. In
1953, Ekpo was nominated by the NCNC to the regional
House of Chiefs, and in 1954 she established the Aba
Township Women's Association.


Basically all her movement centred igbo towns, her knack for women rights and independence and strong willed self reflects igbo if you ask me.
PoliticsRe: The 3 Most Influential Nigerian Women That Ever Lived by PreciousBro: 8:23pm On May 08, 2015
I don't get that whole partly thing that people sling about.

Nonsense! I am for balance. You first and foremost identify with your father's side as its your origin.

I don't attach my self to imaginary things like self delusions, its condescending.

Yemi alade to me is yoruba, hell she doesn't even in the slightest way look igbo to me. Brown skin and all.

I don't do attachee.
PoliticsRe: The 3 Most Influential Nigerian Women That Ever Lived by PreciousBro: 8:17pm On May 08, 2015
havennie:
Seriously i used to have respect for u igbos as a middlebelter but it seems that respect is now dwindling because of the reactive, hypertensive and silly character of u igbos sometimes.

If u read d quote well u will clearly see that i was just trying to pull the legs and make a slight joke with the person i quoted and not deserving of the insults u are throwing at me u silly scallywag.

Do u actually know what mother's tongue/native language means? It purely means the language u first learn from birth and have fluency first.
Margaret spent her entire childhood & teenagehood in Calabar with her Efik mother, so she learnt to speak Efik first as her 1st language before she probably later learnt Igbo due to her later works in Aba.
Margaret had married first before she and her husband migrated to settle in Aba.
try to read and comprehend u silly man before u start reacting at the slightest deemed threat.
Shut that spoiled afang soup infested mouth of yours. Mother tongue is your parental language, could be father of mother's side. You are too quick to deny the paternity side because of obvious reasons stated in your post as you have admitted your dearth of respect for the igbos.

I discerned it in your foolish post.

I'm very certain you lack respect for your paternity lineage and men in general hence your feminist approach to negating ones origin and paternity .
PoliticsRe: The 3 Most Influential Nigerian Women That Ever Lived by PreciousBro:
havennie:
Margaret probably learnt Igbo later in life as her works were based in Aba, but her native and first language remained Efik.

The write up noted that Margaret had a huge set back in her education and life at the time of her father's death. If her father's uncles stood by her, it wouldn't have been as bad as it was.
This is the reason I say you have an IQ of a retaarded house fly, always around shiit because I'm very certain you pulled that out of your yansh!

The article didn't tell us she learnt igbo later in life as you put. And her native tongue first is her father's side for identifying as igbo by her paternity side which is her origin.

The article talked more of her affluence in Aba, igbo town ,given the fact that she was partly and mostly raised there, hence her works and association with her igbo lineage. Like someone said, she couldn't have spoken efik to umu nwayi aba" lol

You are ridiculous with your incessant and embarrassing claim of her being more efik and ibibio than igbo.
PoliticsRe: The 3 Most Influential Nigerian Women That Ever Lived by PreciousBro: 6:03pm On May 08, 2015
havennie:
Hey, take it easy. U are the one over reacting here.
Nobody is trying to take away Margaret Ekpo's paternity away from her, all they are stating is the obvious.
Your paternity is not what determines who u are in life. Your upbringing, your maternity and your spouse (marriage) affects u just as your paternity affects u. So it's 3 odds against one
Margaret Ekpo's upbringing - Efik-Ibibio
Her Maternity - Efik-Ibibio
Her marriage. - Efik-Ibibio
Her native language/mother's tongue. - Efik
Her Paternity. - Igbo
4 against 1, so Ibibio-Efik wins. LoL *winks*
(just pulling your legs)
This your post advances parental segregation and it eludes the truth in many ways and its a reference to your talent in domestic bias.

She was of igbo- paternity and you just managed to evade her paternity side just because her father died early hence giving whole credit to her maternity side as though that is the sole power behind her up-bringing. Surely I need not ask if you were with her while growing as I can see you are mother methuselah abi.
PoliticsRe: The 3 Most Influential Nigerian Women That Ever Lived by PreciousBro: 5:50pm On May 08, 2015
havennie:
Hey, take it easy. U are the one over reacting here.
Nobody is trying to take away Margaret Ekpo's paternity away from her, all they are stating is the obvious.
Your paternity is not what determines who u are in life. Your upbringing, your maternity and your spouse (marriage) affects u just as your paternity affects u. So it's 3 odds against one

Margaret Ekpo's upbringing - Efik-Ibibio
Her Maternity - Efik-Ibibio
Her marriage. - Efik-Ibibio
Her native language/mother's tongue. - Efik
Her Paternity. - Igbo

4 against 1, so Ibibio-Efik wins. LoL *winks*
(just pulling your legs)
You are uneducated and most of ,bias and twisted in the mind. You lack the antecedents of life.

How did you jump all the threads before mine that was clearly to ease the tribal nonsense ensuing ? If the rubbish I quoted is your formal yardstick and analysis to determine one's origin then you re better left in a tinapa cage.

Mother tongue? So you think her mom's language is the mother tongue.

And she didn't spend in reasonable amount of her growing years in aba or did you skip the original post and hurriedly quote me in defiance to your ethnic group.
PoliticsRe: The 3 Most Influential Nigerian Women That Ever Lived by PreciousBro: 3:50pm On May 08, 2015
Why are some uneducated kids in the house talking so recklessly and vehemently trying to remove Margaret Ekpo's paternity influence(which is naturally her identity) ?

I'm really tired of you bigoted un enlightened fools always harsh towards the igbos. What is it? Fear? Envy?

In the bid to discredit and sideline the influence of her igbo- genes you all failed at biology.

Stupid lots.
FamilyRe: **Nigerian Men Who Are Scared Of Successful Women Possess Low Mentality** by PreciousBro: 1:52pm On Apr 29, 2015
The Idea Of Nigerian Men Shying Away From Successful Women Due To Inferiority Complex Is a Farce. If Its a Societal Norm That The Headship Of a Man is Carved By His Providing Prowess Or and Deep Pocket Financially(Which is Wrong Too),Then Having Women Attain Such Ladder Of Success Financially and Having Bad Reputation For Respect,Decorum and All Good Expected Manners Ascribed To Womanhood To Men,Should Also Be Brought To The Discourse Light.

I Have always Said That No Matter The Money ,Height Of Class Career-Wise,Help a Woman Renders To Her Man, Home,She'll Still Be Relegated To The "Supporter/Helper" Place To a Man Whom Is Indeed and Should Take Charge Being The Head.

The Generality Of Women Being Power-Obsessed and Crave For Control Over Men Hence Deserting Their Evolutionary Call Of Duty Naturally and Seeking Equality In What Already Seemed Equal In Its Right Senses Of Default Things ,Is Stemmed Out Of Inferiority Complex,So If We Should Discus "Inferiority Complex" ,Let's Start From There.
Christianity EtcRe: Which Sin Do You Consider Most Common ? by PreciousBro(op): 8:54am On Apr 19, 2015
emusmith:
It varies though...

About the most common sin? Hmm...well,

Sin is a demon. They have their names:

Appolyon, Abaddon, Belial, The Beast, Asmodee, Baal, Magog, Mammon, Beelzebub, Paimon etc.

These are all responsible for different kinds of sins in different locations.
People smoking in cold regions of the world isn't because the weather is cold. No!
There is a demon of charge of that.

Every sin "consistently " committed is the handwork of a demonic and familiar spirit.

The subject of The Most Common Sin Cannot Be Deciphered. Why? These spirits are running to and fro because the end is near.

Locate which is still hanging around you and commit it to the Lord. smiley
shocked shocked shocked

These Same Spirits Advance Certain Evil In Men Which Direct Them To Cause Their Short Coming Hence The Specific Sins They Commit. smiley
Christianity EtcRe: Which Sin Do You Consider Most Common ? by PreciousBro(op):
lizbethy:
in dis generation i guess sexual immorality is rampant dan telling lies
Which One Is Your Necessary Sin wink

Which One are You Most Guilty Of ?.. Ensure Not To Lie o shocked
CultureRe: Its Official, Igbos Can No Longer Claim To Have Some Isreali DNA :) by PreciousBro: 1:43pm On Apr 17, 2015
I Still Want a Coherent Thesis On This DNA Stuff, Why Do Some Of Us Doubt This When Scientists Point To This Jewish-Igbo Ancestry Relation.

I Get Confused at Times From What I Have Read So Far. It Can't All Be a Farce,There Has To Be Some Truth In It. I Mean ?
PoliticsRe: Ijeoma Ozichi Writes Chimamanda Adichie On The Oba Of Lagos Statement To Igbos by PreciousBro:
NZEGWUAGU:
What else would one expect to read from an Ijeoma Ozichi Omotade? She is married to a Yoruba and would want to pacify them by sounding like mother Theresa. Imagine if Chidinma the popular artiste who speaks impeccable Yoruba but I am sure cannot say bia does a write-up about the case in point. Are you going to be amiss as to who her sentiments would favour? I am sure Ozichi cannot say bia because she does not know it. All those wayward Imo people that travel and do not return home why would they not have started reasoning and behaving like the Yorubas already? We Igbos call them 'ala bu otu' meaning that the whole earth is one and that where ever you are is as good as anywhere else so there is no need to bother about ancestral homes. Lagos is a no-man's land just like Abuja. If the aboriginal Lagosians did not get properly compensated by the federal government they should request for it the way the Ggagyis, the aboriginal owners of Abuja are currently doing and stop disturbing the indigenous Lagos-Igbos.
When You Are Blinded By The Enemy In A War, You Start To Kill Your Own People and Then The Essence Of The War Is Lost along Side The Battle.

You are The Reason They Say Igbos Don't Even Love Themselves, You are a Disgrace To Ndiigbo and Therefore Should Stop Breathing. Ike ewu!
CelebritiesRe: Adewale Ayuba Honours Igbo Wife, Says His Marriage Is Peaceful by PreciousBro: 11:05am On Apr 15, 2015
Wislet:
move on bro. Na so you like me? Lol.

Work on your understanding. It's a 'crazy' one(no offence).
Ok Ma. smiley
CelebritiesRe: Adewale Ayuba Honours Igbo Wife, Says His Marriage Is Peaceful by PreciousBro: 11:01am On Apr 15, 2015
Wislet:
I see you are short sighted as well. Oh yes, you quoted me Mr. And wrongly at that. Your reply was clearly for someone else.
But I guess apology is a big thing in your place.

Move on. And Bye to you.
LoL, My Post Was For You, That Was Why I Magnified What I Wanted To Counter In Your Post. Sorry

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