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Politics / Re: Edo APC Primary Produces 2 Candidates by referandum(m): 9:35pm On Feb 17
This na bad sign for APC in Edo the same thing happen for Rivers state 2015 and till now APC still dey struggle for Rivers.

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Politics / Re: 2025: Ubah Unveils Master Plan ,says Poor Governance Dwarfs Anambra's Potentials by referandum(m): 9:16pm On Feb 17
Politicians are very good at drafting master plan and blue print but to execute when dem reach office BIG PROBLEM!
Crime / Re: Octogenarian, Olowofela,  12 Others Arraigned Over Ekiti Kidnappings by referandum(m): 9:55pm On Feb 15
This one this man resemble Tinubu.
Politics / Re: What I Saw On Facebook About Fuel Price by referandum(m): 9:52pm On Feb 15
Him never chi chumting. Wait till the end of this year. Tinubu till 2030
Agriculture / Re: Nigeria To Remove ‘political Farmers’ From Database by referandum(m): 9:36pm On Feb 15
Ogiame:
"Nigeria To"

"Nigeria shall”

“Nigeria will”

“Nigeria May”

"Nigeria set to"



grin

''Nigeria gearing towards''

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Politics / Re: Adamu Garba: Shekau’s Death Lesson To Nnamdi Kanu, Sunday Igboho by referandum(m): 6:25pm On May 20, 2021
hotwax:


They are, they are being financed by UK

I think the goal is to remove boko haram from the picture

Boko haram seems like a threat to them or something not sure

But seems ISWAP will be worst and take in more territories

But anyways the govt might not use the full force they used on boko on iswap


What do i know

Lets see what the coming days will hold

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Politics / Re: Adamu Garba: Shekau’s Death Lesson To Nnamdi Kanu, Sunday Igboho by referandum(m): 4:22pm On May 20, 2021
ISWAP i think this might be the fulanis jihad terrorist group

While boko haram was made up of kanuris

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Politics / Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by referandum(m): 5:37pm On Feb 18, 2020
Those calling Adaka a coward are silly. Know this if there was to be a coward, it would be Ojokwu who went on exile at the heat of war and NMK who exiled to Isreal at only a show of force. Adaka fought till the end, he was in the frontline of battle, not at a radio station or from an office.

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Politics / Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by referandum(m): 10:21pm On Feb 17, 2020
Xisnin:


Adaka Boro is a fool but the hate-preaching fugitive in London is a hero.
Your submission sums up all the fake love you claim to have for the Niger-Delta.
Suddenly, the secession-loving group are now against it when it paints them in a bad light.
The problem is you people. Una just wake up one morning and boom! You're making claims that ND is going along with you no negotiation, nothing. Igbo's generally are manupulative and very controlling. There's no way we can move with those kind of people, they dont even trust themselves, how can we trust them? I've lived in . Enugu and Imo for more than 5yrs each. So I know what am saying. Check out this thread alone, see the set of people who has insulted others the more, guess the tribe. Are those the kind of peopke we will seceed with? Now when humans are supose to me more civilized. No wonder Adaka, was happy with the creation of Rivers state.

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Politics / Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by referandum(m): 10:01pm On Feb 17, 2020
Xavfra:


By then they'll have to drink their oil... They'll be begging us to use it....
Oga, nobody will beg you to use nothing.

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Politics / Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by referandum(m): 2:30am On Feb 17, 2020
WesleyPepper:


I'm waiting for you to furnish us with Makinde's investments nah.. lol

What is Yoruba media sef..You lot overhype us more than necessary .

Channels and AIT by Edo state folks ...
There's Vanguard , Sun , This Day and Guardian by Igbos and Niger delta . Cant remeber Ifeanyi Uba's paper now. Even Zik had a newspaper company too. So what the fvck is really Yoruba media cheesy cheesy

You folks just hide under a so called Yoruba media to deceive unsuspecting and ignorant people . I really think it's a cowardly thing to do.

When you guys get called out by NigerDeltans, the first thing I hear is Yoruba media .

Are Yorubas the only one studying journalism . That nonsense needs to stop..Haha !!!
I tire oh. Always pionting fingers here and there.
Politics / Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by referandum(m): 2:26am On Feb 17, 2020
The truth is. ND going no where, with Igbos. The Biafran struggle is enterily a selfish idea.
Politics / Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by referandum(m): 1:12am On Feb 17, 2020
sremmlyf:

Mr man you are a big fool for saying this sorry but I must tell you the truth angry
Is he a fool for stating the obvious? Did the Igbo's not control the Eastern region, where the Ijo's fell into at that time? What contribution to development of the ND region did they make?

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Politics / Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by referandum(m): 9:21pm On Feb 16, 2020
mrvitalis:
There is nothing u want to say that's not known
Igbo's marginalized south south he became sug president in UNN
Some took arms against government without authority of his people and u expected the government to sit back

Also talk about the federal government involvement in the issue too

In the case of Biafra the assembly was called n the people voted for Biafra ...in mbaise ....so the people mandated ojukwu

Who mandated Issac ?
Love; Love for his people. Hatered for what his people were going through.
Your NMK was mandated by who?

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Politics / Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by referandum(m): 7:30pm On Feb 16, 2020
The stage was set, . Tafawa Belewa was assasinitated by a bloody coup led by Nezeogwu, gen Aguiyi Ironsi took over as head of state. But in the Niger Delta region, something was brewing (hot coffee infact) Adaka leader of the NDVS had resigned his job sold his properties and returned to his hometown in Kiama, where he recruited and trained his soldiers for 6 months. The battle however lasted for 12days after which he was arrested alongside his deputies and sentenced to death. Yakubu upturned their death sentences and subsequently created Rivers State and made Spiff an Ijo man the governor. It was a bitter sweet victory. Even though they lost the battle of Yenegoua, they won the war of self rule and determination; but did they?

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Politics / Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by referandum(m): 6:55pm On Feb 16, 2020
No sir! It wasn't in 1962 Boro began the internal cacus whose primary objective was to " organise ourselves into a strong political force to struggle for our self determination." Adaka with his assistant Owonaro went to country after country seeking suport, even went about indoctrinating Ijo's all over the West African continent on the importance of the struggle. Owanoro later went on to form the WXYZ, to prepare the minds of the Ijo youths for what was coming!!

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Politics / Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by referandum(m): 6:39pm On Feb 16, 2020
Here's the thing, there was no single industry situated in the region, they were all situated in the outside Niger Delta, the fishery industry was 80 miles away at Aba, tie boat yard at Opobo was headquatered at Enugu, with most of its staffs mostly non-Ijo. More marginalzation were felt in 1959 when the Niger Delta Congress won only one seat at the Fedral house through Melford Okilo. In 1962 eastern region election and 1964 fedral election NDC lost to the. Igbo dominated NCNC. In the eastern region house they had four against 110, and 2 out of 58 in the mid western house.
1958 Adaka led a delegation to London, to look into the plight of the minorities, leading to the set up of Willinks commission and the institution of Niger Delta Development Board. Relive at last?

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Politics / Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by referandum(m): 6:12pm On Feb 16, 2020
On the 23rd of Febuary, 1966, 'operation 0' began with the intent of dislodging fedral police taking over Yenegoua before 12am. The battle of Yenegoua, was led by Adaka Boro, general officer of Niger Delta Volunteer Service, with a strenght of 159 soldiers. The battle was lost Adaka and his troops were captured.
Boro was a dismissed police officer who eventually procceded to UNN to study chemistry and eventually became the SUG president. He noticed however that their was a big dinstiction in national politics controlled by- Hausa, Igbo and Yourba. Ijo been the fourth largest ethnic group had no one in the top echloen of Nigerian politics to drive the Ijo nation to prominence and freedom. The Ijo's numbering about two million, had no adquate infrastructure, empowerment, educational ability etc. Ijo nationality, were under the Eastern region and tha was another undoing to their struggle.

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Politics / Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by referandum(m): 5:35pm On Feb 16, 2020
"Today is a great day... not because we are going to bring the heavens down, but because we are going to demostrate to the world how we feel about oppression." These words were made in on Febuary 23rd 1966 at 3pm, at about 5pm the first shots were fired to begin the first struggle against miniority oppression in Nigeria.
This piece is a result of extensive research on struggle of the Ijo, Niger Delta minority struggle led by Adaka Boro. It also sheds light on the Eastern (Igbo) region view on self determination. I will try to make it as brief as, but I will also make a summary.

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Romance / Re: I First Loved Her For Her Money. by referandum(m): 5:12pm On Feb 16, 2020
25tolife:
I will leave u 4 GOD .LOL
LOL. I hope he judges me well.
Romance / Re: I First Loved Her For Her Money. by referandum(m): 3:10pm On Feb 16, 2020
2 months into the relationship, I noticed some changes in me about her. I started getting a little upset whenever I see her talking to another guy for long; caught myself staring at her occansionaly during lectures, got angry whenever she wouldnt spend the weekend at my place, I began to enjoy the face she makes, when describing how fustrating her day was...believe just trekking for 2mins is fustrating to her. Long story short Ladies and Gentlemen, I had fallen in... But I couldn't I'm suppose to be a player, at a piont I couldn't hold my feelings anymore. When I first told her- 'I love you' she cried...did I mention she was emotional? I became more focused in her feelings and less on her money. Sadly, after school our goals changed and we grew apart, but we still communicate regularly though.
Disclaimer: This story is totally the imagination of the writer.
Romance / Re: I First Loved Her For Her Money. by referandum(m): 2:51pm On Feb 16, 2020
by her whatsapp message mainly saying she had fun last night...though she most of the talking. We agreed to meet again, she chose an expensive joint we agreed to share the payment equally. I got to find out that she was a little naive when it comes to relationships, she has been in couple of them but never found the spark, and has never fallen in love...so she claimed. She was rich(parents wealth) and naive, and I need a couple of bucks every now and then, so... After a couple of weeks we started dating. She began to grow feelings for me, she was very open financially with me to the extent that I began to control her finances. She practically moved into my house (I stay alone) all her foodstuffs, some cloths and other items were at my place. I enjoyed all the care and attention I got, while I managed to be discreet about my outside affairs. I somehow convienced myself that I didnt love her that my been seen around her was just to survive through school -and for brag rights...so I thought.
Romance / I First Loved Her For Her Money. by referandum(m): 2:25pm On Feb 16, 2020
In the spirit of valentine, I would love to share my love story.
It happened when I was in school, at my year 3. I'm your average guy, 6ft tall; chocolate skined; bearded and cute. Tammy on the other hand, was a beautiful petite, the rich kid classy girl type; and that was why I despised her. She belonged to all those classy, sausy, bigger than everybody, girls solority.
Now the main story. I had this friend Jerry very popular in school, we once went on an outing, and Jerry invited some girls along, Tammy happened to be one, she sat next to me, being coursemates it wasn't really difficult for us to find a common lecturer and coursemate we both found annoying. I noticed, she was a lively person, the more tipsy she got, the livelier she became...Of course. She doesnt stay out too late, so she left around 10, I walked her to the where she would get a an okada, exchanged numbers and bade her farewell.
I was greeted the next morning...
Politics / Re: She Is No Longer An Igbo Woman by referandum(m): 7:47am On Jan 28, 2020
njoku10:
Just for boundary adjustment she lost her memory, identity and tribe because Niger-delta is not a tribe
How do you mean?
Celebrities / Re: Check Out This Drawing Of Simi By Charles Osaro by referandum(m): 1:59am On Jan 23, 2020
That is Simbi not Simi.

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Politics / Re: Name A Nigerian Hero by referandum(m): 10:05pm On Jan 19, 2020
Isaac Adaka Jasper Boro, fought for the marginalised Ijos, created a way for the creation of NDDC . Engaged fedral troops for 12 days until he was captured, which eventualy led to the creation of Rivers State.
Jack Ekpebu my grand father. Fought in the second world war. In the royal navy, all the ships he fought in, never lost a sailor onboard. He was guided by the spirits of the seas-beign of course an Ijo man.

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Celebrities / Re: Shina Rambo The King Of The Underworld Who Become A Pastor by referandum(m): 11:56am On Jan 10, 2020
Moral lesson: pastor work pay pass (bigger theifs)

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Romance / Re: My Greatest Regret by referandum(m): 2:58pm On Jan 07, 2020
Sometimes, it's the right woman that can help you get there. And some will bring down from where you are. Its dicey.
Politics / Re: Yet To Be Sworn In Governor Received The 2019 Best Governor Award by referandum(m): 1:59pm On Jan 07, 2020
He was awarded pre-humously
Romance / Re: Man Unknowingly Took His Fiancée To Hotel by referandum(m): 11:05am On Jan 07, 2020
I do'nt see what is wrong. They met by divine intervention, let them get married joor. What is yours is yours.

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Foreign Affairs / Re: George Lopez Jokingly Accepts Iran’s $80M Bounty To Kill Trump by referandum(m): 10:39am On Jan 07, 2020
Pious101:
Every nairalander has become a war analyst since d issue of Iran and USA surfaced
Ah swear down! Even those that did not play war start.
Celebrities / Re: Who Else Knows That 50cent Is A Nigerian Guy? Don't Spoil The Fun by referandum(m): 12:15am On Jan 05, 2020
Who else knows that op has lost his job.

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