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Politics / Re: Hahaha! See What A Colonial Oyibo Writer Said About ''Eboes'' (Igbo) by Ramnon2: 12:17pm On Aug 20, 2015
Lol. The author is Bowen, after whose name some university in SW Nigeria is named

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Politics / Re: Hahaha! See What A Colonial Oyibo Writer Said About ''Eboes'' (Igbo) by Ramnon2: 11:07am On Aug 20, 2015
DaBullIT:
Writer is racist


Note Racist , not Biased

Correct
Politics / Re: Hahaha! See What A Colonial Oyibo Writer Said About ''Eboes'' (Igbo) by Ramnon2: 10:15am On Aug 20, 2015
BraniacX:


But in general he saw our ancestors as sub human and beneath him which is never acceptable

Yes, see my closing statement above.

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Politics / Re: Hahaha! See What A Colonial Oyibo Writer Said About ''Eboes'' (Igbo) by Ramnon2: 10:15am On Aug 20, 2015
Overall, the writer was a big racist and did not have generally good impression of the black race, despite his picking and choosing whom to praise and whom to denigrate.

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Politics / Re: Hahaha! See What A Colonial Oyibo Writer Said About ''Eboes'' (Igbo) by Ramnon2: 10:12am On Aug 20, 2015
BraniacX:
Let's kill the tribalism abeg, this is the opinion of a racist slaver cum missionary and as such should be ignored and treated with revulsion

He actually did have some good words for the Yoruba on page 93/94. But he made some distinction between coastal Yorubas (more barbarous) and the interior ones (less barbarous) on page 103

There is also a full chapter dedicated to Abeokuta, especially on the missionary work they were doing there.

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Politics / Re: Hahaha! See What A Colonial Oyibo Writer Said About ''Eboes'' (Igbo) by Ramnon2: 9:50am On Aug 20, 2015
Something on the Yorubas on page 103

Summary: The people (speaking about Yoruba) near the coast are more barbarous than those of the interior

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Politics / Re: Hahaha! See What A Colonial Oyibo Writer Said About ''Eboes'' (Igbo) by Ramnon2: 9:41am On Aug 20, 2015
See what they said about the rest of the Niggers

The rest of the "Guinea niggers," brought to our country, were principally the hateful Popoes, the shrewd but thievish Fantees, and others like them."

The fantees (Fanti) are from Ghana, but they have ethnic relationship with one of the major ethnic groups of Nigeria. Which one? The one that starts with Y. grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

Central Africa: Adventures and Missionary Labors in Several Countries in the Interior of Africa, from 1849 to 1856, Thomas Jefferson Bowen, Southern Baptist Publication Society, 1857, Page 93-95

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Politics / Re: Hahaha! See What A Colonial Oyibo Writer Said About ''Eboes'' (Igbo) by Ramnon2: 9:41am On Aug 20, 2015
In America he was trusty, intelligent and industrious, but remarkable for an absolutely indomitable spirit, to which even the master must yield, when the Eboe was aroused, unless he should choose to shoot down the best slave on his plantation.




Well! Well!! Well!!! Can anyone interprete what the bolded portion means: It means even if the Ibo man is angry, he must not be punished for it because he is the best you can get, unless you want to destroy your own house. This is a message for Nigeria

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Politics / Re: Hahaha! See What A Colonial Oyibo Writer Said About ''Eboes'' (Igbo) by Ramnon2: 9:36am On Aug 20, 2015
Well! Well!! Well!!!
Politics / Hahaha! See What A Colonial Oyibo Writer Said About ''Eboes'' (Igbo) by Ramnon2: 9:36am On Aug 20, 2015
The name of the book is: Central Africa: Adventures and Missionary Labors in Several Countries in the Interior of Africa, from 1849 to 1856, Thomas Jefferson Bowen, Southern Baptist Publication Society, 1857.

The statement (in the book page in photo) is quoted below
The "Eboe nigger," was from a fine open country, above the delta of the Niger, and not from the delta itself, as we have commonly supposed.* At home he was a noble, high-minded and half civilized man, who beautified his fine country with well cultivated farms and shady villages. In America he was trusty, intelligent and industrious, but remarkable for an absolutely indomitable spirit, to which even the master must yield, when the Eboe was aroused, unless he should choose to shoot down the best slave on his plantation. No wonder: for the Eboes in common with the Sudanese, have undergone a strong Caucasian innervation, which is evidenced by the fact that some of them are nearly white.

Source https://books.google.com/books?id=SCgbAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA13&source=gbs_toc_r&cad=4#v=onepage&q&f=false

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Politics / Re: Google Reveals The True Absolute And Undiluted Fact by Ramnon2: 8:51pm On Aug 12, 2015
Bump
Politics / Re: Absloute And Undiluted Fact by Ramnon2: 4:05pm On Aug 12, 2015
Adelaide2:


Oops! This man is an illiterate. He cannot spell absolute correctly

Lol. He is a complete tabula rasa. Olodo rabata. Onukwu

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Politics / Re: Absloute And Undiluted Fact by Ramnon2: 4:02pm On Aug 12, 2015
mcvaeey:
are igbos this dumb? So anyone who isn't in support of your struggle is yoruba or any man who doesn't igbos is yoruba? Eya. Life must really be difficult being igbo.

Why are Yorubas so, so dumb? So anyone who does not join you in your hypocritical bashing of Igbos is an Igbo person? It must be intensely insane being Yoruba

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Politics / Re: Absloute And Undiluted Fact by Ramnon2: 3:49pm On Aug 12, 2015
Meanwhile, Google has revealed the truly absolute and undiluted fact

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Politics / Google Reveals The True Absolute And Undiluted Fact by Ramnon2: 3:47pm On Aug 12, 2015
Yo-ub-s are......

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Politics / Re: Bayo Badmus, a die-hard SW Buhari supporter makes U-turn by Ramnon2: 9:04pm On Jul 27, 2015
It is, therefore, excruciatingly painful for me to declare here
without mincing words that, the man, Muhammadu Buhari, is certainly not the right man to take Nigeria to the promised land. All patriotic citizens and lovers of democracy should go back to the drawing board with the view to
identifying the right man to lead the nation in 2019. Muhammadu Buhari is certainly a man of the last century and should be
consigned to history.

Bayo Badmus

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Politics / Re: Bayo Badmus, a die-hard SW Buhari supporter makes U-turn by Ramnon2: 8:57pm On Jul 27, 2015
I guess it is too late to cry now
Folks should only prepare for 2019. Buhari must not get another term. We can try another northerner (I do not care whether it is APC or PDP) to finish this 2-term northern hegemony. Otherwise, with Buhari you guys are in for a long (4 years), long (another 4 years) thing cheesy cheesy cheesy

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Politics / Re: Bayo Badmus, a die-hard SW Buhari supporter makes U-turn by Ramnon2: 8:44pm On Jul 27, 2015
The composition and selection of the presidential entourage to the US by President Buhari was very poor and uninspiring. It is sad that Buhari did not consider it prudent to surround himself with capable technocrats during the visit. He went on this important visit with moribund governors who have nothing to offer at this crucial state visit. It is very disgusting, pathetic and embarrassing looking at these individuals in Washington DC. It was close to a national disgrace!

Bayo Badmus https://www.facebook.com/bayo.badmus2?fref=ts

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Politics / Re: Bayo Badmus, a die-hard SW Buhari supporter makes U-turn by Ramnon2: 8:42pm On Jul 27, 2015
Why was there not a single woman in the entourage of President Muhammadu Buhari on his just concluded official visit to the States? Nigerian Women Organization (NWO) over to you!
.. Bayo Badmus https://www.facebook.com/bayo.badmus2?fref=ts

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Politics / Re: Bayo Badmus, a die-hard SW Buhari supporter makes U-turn by Ramnon2: 8:40pm On Jul 27, 2015
Bayo's follow up article on his fb page:


I wish to express my thanks and appreciation to all my friends and comrades who called, texted or messaged me on my comment regarding our president. Your advice and suggestions are well noted. I also thank those friends with friendly and lenient commentaries and responses. I know you write with tongue in cheeks. Thank you for showing that my friendship with you means that much.

Now, to those who do not know me but chose to write out of ignorance, please be rest assured that we all love Nigeria and want our president to succeed. However, the love for our fatherland should trump our admiration for any president. President comes, president goes but Nigeria would, hopefully, live forever. Patriotism to the fatherland is paramount and non-negotiable for me. I worship no president and I worship no leader! My allegiance is to Nigeria. Therefore, expect more brutal reactions from me each time our president goes astray. The gloves are off. Nobody, no human being can silence me. God bless our fatherland.

https://www.facebook.com/bayo.badmus2?fref=ts
Politics / Re: Bayo Badmus, a die-hard SW Buhari supporter makes U-turn by Ramnon2: 8:37pm On Jul 27, 2015
See responses from Nigerians from different ethnic groups including Yorubas here

https://www.facebook.com/bayo.badmus2?fref=ts

and here (after sharing of the original post by an Igbo man) https://www.facebook.com/Dan.Destiny/posts/890074064400485?fref=nf&pnref=story
Politics / Re: Bayo Badmus, a die-hard SW Buhari supporter makes U-turn by Ramnon2: 8:35pm On Jul 27, 2015

Politics / Bayo Badmus, a die-hard SW Buhari supporter makes U-turn by Ramnon2: 8:35pm On Jul 27, 2015
I WEEP FOR MY FATHERLAND!
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Many of my friends and comrades with whom I tirelessly worked to elect President Muhammadu Buhari will condemn,castigate and pillory me for what I am about to write on Muhammadu Buhari, the
president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
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Please give it to me, I can take it.
President Buhari declared in Washington,DC during a question and answer session that he would not treat the constituencies that gave him 97% of their votes the same way he would treat those ones that gave him 5% of their votes because, according to him, it would be unfair! I couldn't believe
this was a man I spent my money and time to elect into office.
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It is a monumental betrayal of trust and confidence. This asinine declaration reflects the torrid state
of mind and abject performance of our president.
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First, it shows that our president is not lucid enough and mentally capable to steer the ship of the nation because he didn't understand the question that was asked of him.
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The president asked the program
moderator the meaning and clarification of the question! Nevertheless, my president still humiliated the nation with his
response. This was a colossal demonstration of poor performance.
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Secondly, the response elucidates the thought process and the inner workings of the mind of the
president, and it portrays him as a very regional and ethnocentric leader. This guy has just given the secessionists and agent provocateur a legitimate reasons for their agitation.
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He has also explained the reason
and justified why over 90% of his recent appointments are of Hausa/Fulani stock.
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It is, therefore, excruciatingly painful for me to declare here
without mincing words that, the man, Muhammadu Buhari, is certainly not the right man to take Nigeria to the promised land. All patriotic citizens and lovers of democracy should go back to the drawing board with the view to
identifying the right man to lead the nation in 2019. Muhammadu Buhari is certainly a man of the last century and should be
consigned to history.
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Frugality, prudent management of the treasury and war against corruption are certainly not all that it takes to create and birth a nation of our dream. The creation of a better Nigeria where every segment and constituent is treated equally and non-discriminatorily
requires more than chicanery of war against corruption. I expect and desire a Leader who sees the whole nation as his constituency regardless of whether one state or the other voted for him or not. A
leader and a president that actually does more for the states or regions that refuse to vote for him.
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A president that works assiduously to turn a political enemy into a
political friend and ally. Nigeria, as a whole,needs and deserves a leader and a president that emphasizes what unites us but
undermines what divides us and acts and does everything to unite the country.
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A president that treats an Igbo boy as well as he treats a Fulani boy. This is my hope and dream for my fatherland.

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Politics / Re: Ogun State Is Living Up To Its Name by Ramnon2: 12:51pm On Jun 18, 2015
Omat4real:
dis is my problem wit sum people..i dnt understand how a non yoruba wil interprit a yoruba word 4 d yoruba it self..oqun is iron...but in other word..oqun is river...just like osun..nd oya

And ur point is what? Does that Stop Ogun from being the ritual capital of Nigeria?

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Politics / Re: Ogun State Is Living Up To Its Name by Ramnon2: 12:44pm On Jun 18, 2015
babs01:

E don pain u? sorry broda
cc lalasticlala help me clear his/my doubt

I am saying that you are foooolish. Get it now?
Politics / Re: Ogun State Is Living Up To Its Name by Ramnon2: 12:43pm On Jun 18, 2015
Each time I have a reason to travel via Ogun, I always have my heart pumping. Any mistake you make in Ogun, you can easily become a ritual victim.

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Politics / Re: Ogun State Is Living Up To Its Name by Ramnon2: 12:34pm On Jun 18, 2015
babs01:

Eda, medicine is Òògùn ok?

Bloody liar. See its voodoo connotation


https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ogoun
Politics / Re: Ogun State Is Living Up To Its Name by Ramnon2: 12:34pm On Jun 18, 2015
And for the tribalists who would be coming after me, "other states" means every other state with no exception. But scale or degree or extent matters.
Politics / Re: Ogun State Is Living Up To Its Name by Ramnon2: 12:28pm On Jun 18, 2015
babs01:
weyrey Ogun na river nt juju ok?

Shut up. What is medicine in Yoruba?
Politics / Re: Ogun State Is Living Up To Its Name by Ramnon2: 12:25pm On Jun 18, 2015
There should be death sentence for all ritualists, including those who exhume dead bodies in mortuaries.

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Politics / Re: Ogun State Is Living Up To Its Name by Ramnon2: 12:23pm On Jun 18, 2015
In reality the human ritualism in Ogun feeds the huge Lagos market. Shame that some Nigerians still consume human flesh in this 21st century. Do you know what in part the agbo you drink is made of?

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