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CultureRe: Do White People Think Higher Of Black People In Europe Than Blacks In Africa? by rdokoye: 11:59pm On May 25, 2012
gst101: i had an aurguement with my friend and he said that sir alex ferguson does not like black players. I mentioned some black players in man utd. I even said Evra and Ferdinand are Ferguson's captains but he said no. He said that; to the white man, there is a diff btw the likes of jamaine defoe and black africans.
I have not been to the UK before so i dont know. For those of you who have been to europe or america i want to hear from you.
What a load of rubbish, Ferguson tried to buy Essien and Mikel Obi, both of them were stolen from us, by Chelsea. Today we have Pogba who is set to be a major player for us, unless he leaves for Juventus.

Moreover, what does he mean by Jermain Defoe and Black African? Most white people think the Caribbean is in Africa.
RomanceRe: Why Are Nigerian Men So Short And Twiggy: CASE STUDY by rdokoye: 10:46am On May 23, 2012
[quote author=*Ileke-IdI]Nnenna1: I came across this interesting piece in wikipedia about the average human height per country in the world, and did a tally of the reported heights from Some African countries. See below:

Male Female

Nigeria 1.638 m (5 ft 4 1⁄2 in) 1.578 m (5 ft 2 in)

Mali 1.713 m (5 ft 7 1⁄2 in) 1.604 m (5 ft 3 in)

Cameroon 1.706 m (5 ft 7 in) 1.613 m (5 ft 3 1⁄2 in)

Cote D'Ivoire 1.701 m (5 ft 7 in) 1.591 m (5 ft 2 1⁄2 in)

Ghana 1.695 m (5 ft 6 1⁄2 in) 1.585 m (5 ft 2 1⁄2 in)

Gambia 1.680 m (5 ft 6 in) 1.578 m (5 ft 2 in)

Malawi 1.660 m (5 ft 5 1⁄2 in) 1.550 m (5 ft 1 in)

South Africa 1.690 m (5 ft 6 1⁄2 in) 1.590 m (5 ft 2 1⁄2 in)


Nigerian men came out to be the shortest in this list. I find this a little strange - obviously there are issues that undermine the data (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Average_height). And yes, I know it's Wikipedia. But hmm, undecided

If you look at the source even Chinese, Vietnamese and Mexican men one-upped Nigerians.[/quote]Those Nigerian stats are based on a study conducted in a small village in Nigeria were all the people were suffering from a bone defect. Those stats are as good as rubbish, they’re not based on any legitimate data, and anyone with an ounce of sense would know that they’re false.

Based on those height averages, I must be a freak of nature; moreover, I’ve NEVER met a 5ft 4 Nigerian man before!

If you want to know the real height of the average Nigerian male, just look at our football team. At the last world cup, the Nigerian National Team was the second tallest at the event!
PoliticsRe: Why Must Buhari Be The President For Nigeria To Be Good? by rdokoye: 3:34pm On Dec 01, 2011
There’s a major difference between running a nation as a dictator and running one as a democratically elected president.
PoliticsRe: Biafra Built Three Planes In 3 Years? by rdokoye: 3:30pm On Dec 01, 2011
I'm surprised this thread hasn't been moved, with all the tribalism in it.
Nairaland GeneralRe: 55ft Snake Found In China [photos] by rdokoye: 3:20pm On Dec 01, 2011
Why do they only have the one picture; that seems unbelievable to me.
PoliticsRe: SSS Reveals "SMS Threat Syndicate" Masquerading As Boko Haram - Saharareporters by rdokoye: 3:18pm On Dec 01, 2011
You guys have a fetish for blaming Ibo people for everything. Like all Northern Nigerians are liberal loving people and Yorubaland is paradise.
PoliticsRe: UK, Amnesty International Kick Against Nigeria’s Anti man-lover Law by rdokoye: 3:15pm On Dec 01, 2011
manchy7531:
The British High commissioner to Nigerian in Dutse, Jigawa state, said that western countries will not tolerate Nigeria punishing man-lover people because of their intimate orientation,

It is wrong to punish people for mere expression of their relationships or for choosing to become what they have chosen for themselves. Punishment is infringement upon their fundamental human rights and the western countries would not condone the action,”- UK High Commissioner, Andrew Lloyd discussing with Governor Sule Lamido,

What do you think?
Someone tell him the British Empire is no more.
CrimeRe: Police Kills Again! by rdokoye: 3:13pm On Dec 01, 2011
[quote author=High_Chief link=topic=814661.msg9670687#msg9670687 date=1322746252]Nigeria police is Nigeria's greatest problem. Its a pity. May His soul RIP[/quote]Do you think Nigeria would be safer without any police?
PoliticsRe: Efcc Discovers $1 Billion In Bankole's Proxy Account In UBA by rdokoye: 12:51am On May 29, 2011
[quote author=DAY11. link=topic=677683.msg8412430#msg8412430 date=1306626203]Am in a wrong country embarassed embarassed embarassed embarassed

very wrong to choose dis f***king land!

1billion+$$$$ = get me out of dis country plssssssssss undecided
[/quote]Nigeria will never get better if people in the country have an attitude like yours.

So your solution is to flee to someone else’s country, and how do you think a nation like USA became what it is today, don’t you think they, at some point, had to traverse the same issues, issues of mass corruption, inefficiency, nepotism etc?
PoliticsRe: Anambra central senatorial Election: Dora Akunyili (APGA) vs Chris Ngige of ACN by rdokoye: 6:11pm On Apr 10, 2011
presido1:
@Ify,

Is Arochukwu in Amambra State? Thought its Ebonyi or Abia.
No, in Abia State
PoliticsRe: Anambra central senatorial Election: Dora Akunyili (APGA) vs Chris Ngige of ACN by rdokoye: 5:55pm On Apr 10, 2011
Onlytruth:
I have a hunch that this election is not over until we hear from INEC.

I have said it that Peter Obi has a PERSONAL interest in this election, and he and Dora come from the most populous LGA in this zone. So, lets wait.

All these Yoruba folks trying to shout us down have not explained why ONLY ACN is doing well in SW.
You could never convince a smart guy that other parties lack credible candidates.

I also said somewhere that Ngige (if he wins) will get to the national assembly to find out that he will not be given any leadership post, afterall he is from SE. Then states with majority ACN (SW states of course) will grab all the juicy posts, leaving Ngige with an empty bag. At that point, his victory will become our defeat, his gain then becomes our loss . cry

That is why this election goes far beyond personal achievements and personalities. You have to be able to represent your zone very well at the national assembly. I don' t see how Ngige can effectively do that in ACN. He will suffer from the same disease of negligence by those in PDP.

Someone should please launch a MASSIVE political education in Igboland. We appear the worst political illiterates!
How are Igbo people going to benefit from practicing “primitive” tribal politics? Not surprised by CPC’s turnout in the North, the North being the most impoverished region of the country were tribalism seems to be most rife; any platonic minded individual would be able to see the correlation between high levels of tribalism and mass poverty. Unless you think Igbo people should join the ranks of “begging”.
PoliticsRe: Anambra central senatorial Election: Dora Akunyili (APGA) vs Chris Ngige of ACN by rdokoye: 5:51pm On Apr 10, 2011
ifyalways:
Metalgoong,I've asked twice what are Obis achivements?

Why are u rushing to compare him when you cant even pin point a single thing he has done?

BTWN,I said Dora has NOT held a pol. appointment statewise before now,how could u miss that and twist it,huh?

WHAT HAS OBI DONE?

You all with your tribal sentiments are plain disgusting!!!
Here's is a synopsis of what Obi has done: http://issuu.com/henleymedia/docs/invest-in-anambra-state
CultureRe: Are The Idomas Igbos by rdokoye: 6:16pm On May 12, 2009
Hero:
Why would those groups deny being Igbo? Is being Igbo seen as a bad thing in Naija or something?  huh
Igbo People are amongst the most educated and accomplished ethnic nations within the continent of Africa.

Being amongst one of the accomplished Peoples in Africa isn’t bad.

Igbo People tend to have an ‘inner’ mentality anyhow; they’re not the type of People to claim others as their own. This idea of us claiming them and they rejecting us is preposterous, what exactly do they have to offer us?
CultureRe: Is Port Harcout Not An Igboland? by rdokoye: 5:33pm On May 12, 2009
kiwi992:
Listen You Lot,


Port Harcourt does NOT belong to the Ibos.  Okay?  Comprende?  It belongs to the decent Ikwerre people.  The Ikwerres are NOT Ibos either.  Why lay a claim to the Ikwerres if those people are constantly rejecting your claims?  Leave it, okay, enough is enough!

You guys can but only create resentment amongst other Nigerians in view of the way you've chosen to carry on with yourselves.  What's all this feeling of superiority? - the BIG CHIP ON YOUR SHOULDERS, I mean.  Why oh why?  I don't suppose you are suffering from some kind of complex or are you?  I hope not 'cos we are all Nigerians.     

I wish to God that you guys would STOP claiming all things and everything.  People have been bombarded in this Forum with Ibo claims of this and that, such as: 

Ibos are the descendants of the Jews
Ibos are the descendants of the Ethiopians
Ibos are the descendants of the Sudanese
Ibos are the only fair-skinned tribe in Nigeria
Ibos are the most friendly tribe in Nigeria
Ibos are the most educated in Nigeria
Ibos are highly aspiring
Ibos are the businessmen and women of Nigeria
Ibos own Kwale
Ibos own Port Harcourt
The Ikwerres are Ibos
Ibos built pyramids
Ibos this Ibos that, the list goes on and on!  I really get sick of all this. 

Why don't you lot find something better to do with yourselves instead of all this cheap talk?  Why don't you just be proud of who you are and capitalise on your strengths and just carry on with your daily lives?  Why don't you?  Why the air of superiorty?  Why the chip on your shoulders?  Why?

You talk about education, I haven't yet seen anything useful that you guys have contributed to the betterment of this Forum in terms of education, except politics and culture. 

Nobody has really said anything extremely bad about you Ibos - and many examples abound.  I have spoken out on so many occassions in defence of you lot in this Forum even though I'm not Ibo.   

What I'm saying is that I don't dislike you BUT I'm sick to the back teeth as to how you guys have chosen to carry on with yourselves.  As you can see in all my postings, I have tried to be as objective as possible by calling a spade a spade and not try to knock anybody simply on account of the one's tribal grouping. 

PLease STOP this carry on and be proud of who you are.  Be proud of being a Nigerian or Biafran if that makes you happy. 



kiwi992.
All these threads are not started by Igbo People so what the hell are you rambling on about. It's non-Igbo People that have this great fixation with us. Can't stop thinking about us and liken our business acumen to colonisation of their native hinterlands.

No one is stopping these other ethnic groups from educating themselves and becoming productive members of Nigerian society instead of battling over land once Igbo People have ploughed it.
PoliticsRe: Nigerians Let Fight For United States Of Africa. by rdokoye: 2:27am On May 12, 2009
OneNaija:
The continent of Africa is the richest continent on planet earth with oil, gas, minerals and brilliant hard-working people. So why are the millions of ordinary people of Africa the poorest, sickest, most hungry and diseased folks on the face of our Earth? Every right-thinking, moral and proud African must declare personal war against this present situation. Otherwise we will continue to remain poor and miserable while making the rest of the people on earth, including those who have nothing but scorn and even hatred of us, rich. Surely, surely surely, we are better than this? Think of Nigeria my brothers.
What we speak of poverty in Africa, we’re talking about proportions. In terms of raw numbers, Asia is home to over 60% of the entire planets poor, India alone has more poor people in her land than the entire continent of Africa.

Quite exaggerating the plight of African People, the current poverty rate in Africa stands at 33%. I think our main focus should be on getting these relatively small nations within the continent to work before we speak of making an even larger with, with more ethnicities and more languages to boot.
PoliticsRe: I May Give Up On Nigeria Soon by rdokoye: 1:50am On May 12, 2009
ChinenyeN:
As of now, I believe that Nigeria [Nigerians] ought to do one of four things:
[list]
[li]Divide into provinces, or different regions of sovereignty, and behave like states under alliance.[/li]
[li]Declare Bankruptcy and restructure the country (focus will be mainly on government, politics, and policies)[/li]
[li]If you still have faith in the country, then invest in your local regions. Forget about building Nigeria as a whole. Rather each person should focus on building up his or her own local areas. Then riding through the storm, because nations are long-term investments.[/li]
[li]Dissolve "Nigeria", and let it be absorbed into neighboring countries (the end of "Nigeria"wink[/li]
[/list]
I think with time the centre will begin to lose more and more of its power, this is the only logical outcome.

Why declare Bankruptcy Nigeria has enough money in her federal reserves to pay all outstanding debts, in fact Nigeria is in better stead than 99% of Western Nations when you look at it from that perspective.

UK, USA, Australia, Ireland are all HIGHLY indebted countries that may eventually have to default on their payments.

I have faith that Nigeria can operate as many regions collaborating under a single banner.

I’d never agree to the dissolution of Nigeria, simply because of the effect it’d have on the continent as a whole, especially where it pertains to peacekeeping operations.
Foreign AffairsRe: Nigerian Girl Faces Racist Threat For Winning Uk Beauty Contest. by rdokoye: 9:45pm On May 05, 2009
Sagamite:
Madam, it is not in the UK that police baton-beat the crap out of a blackmen under video filming and gets away with it?
Well it’s not as common anymore, but it used to happen fairly regularly in the past.

The way you speak of England…like someone who’s just arrived.
Foreign AffairsRe: Nigerian Girl Faces Racist Threat For Winning Uk Beauty Contest. by rdokoye: 9:40pm On May 05, 2009
Sagamite:
The UK is a less bouyant economy. If one does not attend certain institutions it is highly unlikely and close to zero chance that they will get the very plum jobs whether they are white or black. There is severe competition for the top jobs that are few (or at least far fewer than in the US).

In the UK, if you are home-trained, just hope the council or one-man business is hiring. There are volumes of overqualified foreigners (European and beyond) that are looking for the same roles you want, so ensure your profile is strong.
How long have you lived in England?
CultureRe: Is Port Harcout Not An Igboland? by rdokoye: 5:19am On Nov 12, 2007
ow11:
stirring controversies NOT fracas was written. read, digest and understand before posting dumb replies
What was the point of your post? Be quiet you little ape
CultureRe: Is Port Harcout Not An Igboland? by rdokoye: 2:57pm On Oct 21, 2007
ow11:
at least u agree they are recent migrants,
why can't they migrate and stay quietly with their hosts rather than stir controversies by claiming the place is their village
Ironically, Igbo people are characterised as being the most hospitable people in Nigeria. Can you give me some sort of evidence to support your claim that Igbo people are causing a fracas anywhere?
CultureRe: Is Port Harcout Not An Igboland? by rdokoye: 3:33am On Oct 21, 2007
ow11:
their place is so inhospitable that is why they are all afflicted with 'sokugo'. No water, very dirty and they kill each other over tiny plots of earth!

how can buying a house mean that place in an extension of your village? so why is SE London not Nigeria ( or yorubaland) NONSENSE! angry


which LGA in RV state is indigenous to ibo people that are not new migrants?
I'm pretty sure the igbo's purchased those properties with their hard earned money. What's preventing others from doing the same?

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