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Politics › Re: PDP Crisis: S/south Gov To Replace Muazu by Remarkable: 8:24am On Apr 27, 2015

Islie:
I don't know why, but I can't seem to trust the Nation newspaper when it comes to certain topics, especially those pertaining to the opposition.

in between, I am thinking that PDP should get IBB to run as its presidential candidate in 2019.... that will be one heck of an election. IBB and an Igbo VP.. or even SS... whatever works... I really think that year will be more interesting than this 2015 betrayal of GEJ...

•Govs, Clark, Anyim fingered in plot

http://thenationonlineng.net/new/pdp-crisis-ssouth-gov-to-replace-muazu/

Politics › Re: Historical Photos Of Biafran Soldiers At A Military Base Near Owerri by Remarkable: 1:00am On Apr 27, 2015

[quote author=teeowl post=33146625]This is what I would have done
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* Organize a security team (made up of my loyal Igbo soldiers) to get all the Igbos back from the North.
* Demand from the ruling Govt that the culprits of the Igbo onslaught must be brought to book.
* Take my case of Genocide to the world powers (even though they were all busy with their own problems at that time)
* Come up with an economic plan for the returning Igbos to start earning Income
* Do anything and everything possible to prevent a full scale war! - losing a few thousand is better than losing over 1 million innocent Igbo civilians
I think Ojukwu did everything he could. He and the eastern assembly especially were fed up with the killings of Igbos that lasted for months... if all Igbos returned to the east and stayed there without moving to any parts of Nigeria... then what is the point of answering the same name as Nigeria? (we are not living in your country cause you don't want us... it seems like an open and close case to me... unless you say he could have fought small and then given up... but again.. it is what it is.

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Politics › Re: Historical Photos Of Biafran Soldiers At A Military Base Near Owerri by Remarkable: 12:34am On Apr 27, 2015

teeowl:
I did NOT say that! I just said why feed the enemy. I am completely against Ojukwu and the Biafran campaign. I have no beef with Igbos... My issue is with Igbotic Zombies that worship the idea of Biafra and Ojukwu, when we all know that the actions of Ojukwu caused over 1 million civilian deaths.

Currently I have only 5 close friends - 1 Yoruba, 1 Isoko, 3 Igbos [all my University and Secondary school friends]

Its easy to criticize Ojukwu... let me ask you this, what could Ojukwu had done which you'd think was the right thing to do... recall that he had personally taken Igbos back to the north where they had built a livelihood... and yet... civilians were being rounded up and killed.

When you are killed all over the country where you'd been domicile... isn't the hand writing on the wall clear?

Politics › Re: Historical Photos Of Biafran Soldiers At A Military Base Near Owerri by Remarkable: 12:30am On Apr 27, 2015

teeowl:
no I wish the Oloshi called Ojokwu did not declare war in the first place!

... and don't you know that Ojukwu did not want war in the first place?

Igbos are peaceful people... and the trip to Aburi in Ghana to meet Gowon was to find a solution to the crises...

I wish that tens of thousands of Igbos in the north were not being hounded and killed for issues they have no clue about...

I wish our military men would have settled scores... but it is what it is.

Politics › Re: Historical Photos Of Biafran Soldiers At A Military Base Near Owerri by Remarkable: 12:24am On Apr 27, 2015

teeowl:
no I wish the Oloshi called Ojokwu did not declare war in the first place!

Oh really? so you don't hate Igbos and wish they'd all die?

Politics › Re: Historical Photos Of Biafran Soldiers At A Military Base Near Owerri by Remarkable: 12:14am On Apr 27, 2015

omonnakoda:
They were defeated almost immediately. Ojukwu in his pride chose to play games with civilian lives and refused to surrender.Thank God the Nigerian Army were professional and not inclined to genocide

This, to me, sounds like an excuse.

A very poor and pointless excuse that a weak man gives...

You go home with two black eyes you got from being in a fight, and when they ask you, you say its because you are not inclined to hurting people lol...

The Nigerian army lost more men than that of the Biafrans, and its because they didn't want to commit genocide is a lie and you know it. Nothing you say can save face, you were unable to conquer men with sticks and stones. Period.

If you (Nigerian army) did not want to commit genocide, why were they bombing market places?

What goes "killing everything that moves" on entering Igbo land mean?

I don't like it when people tell bold face lies. its annoying.

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Politics › Re: Historical Photos Of Biafran Soldiers At A Military Base Near Owerri by Remarkable: 11:59pm On Apr 26, 2015

teeowl:
why should we be feeding the enemy?
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it seems like you don't understand that the Biafran army was not up to a million, talkless half of a million... the 3 million dead were civilians... women, children... even a red cross plane that provides medical care to civilians was being shot at... you call Biafrans "enemies" ... so I guess that is why you justify a food blockaide... and you probably wish all Igbos will be wiped off the face of the earth... nah eye we use dey look una shaa

Politics › Re: Historical Photos Of Biafran Soldiers At A Military Base Near Owerri by Remarkable: 11:48pm On Apr 26, 2015

To all those saying it is silly to fight a war with sticks... I have one question:

How come the Nigerian army had more casualities than the biafran army?

that is something to ponder. That they were called the greatest black army was for a reason you'd never understand... or as some of you say it is silly... yet again... Nigeria was unable to overcome them in the touted 3 weeks... (and out of frustration started bombing civilians and imposed an illegal blockaide...)

You lily livered tribe can continue jesting... real mem don't say much, they say...

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Crime › Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by Remarkable: 7:05pm On Apr 26, 2015

shaboti:
How come ? No tribalistic comment on the first page. Thats new

.. the saving grace is that Yoruba name twey join for the list... if not, e for don reach page 20.

Crime › Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by Remarkable: 6:56pm On Apr 26, 2015

nduchucks:
Cut the crap!!! No Nigerian deserves to die anywhere in the world for such a crime.

... and what crossed my mind is why they've not thought of nipping this crap in the budd as they know it originated from Pakistan?

Maybe theyvee never heard of a sting operation? Granted it may be difficult to do such in a foreign land, at least you could get permission or something...

and to Nigerians in Pakistan? come on... if you are given a fake Spanish passport... cant you change your flight and.. I dunnoo? go to Spain? Just a thought.

Politics › Re: Celebration Here In Aba As Okezie Defeat Otti (pics) by Remarkable: 6:07pm On Apr 26, 2015

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Felixsun20:
Pls ooooo, if you are not from Abia just stop saying shit! The best you can do is to wish them well and not say negative things.

Oh no no no! They can't not say pooh!

They have not stepped a foot in Abia state and they get their news from all the lies emanating from T.A. Orji's nemesis and owner of The Scum tabloid. What a sensible person would do whom is not able to visit the state, is try to get news sources from both sides of the political divide in order to arrive at a more objective conclusion of the state in Abia... but its too much stress for them to do that, that is why they'd rather believe that Arthur Eze exclaimed "Abia stinks" (of course as the Scum reported) when the man came out to swear that he never said such a thing...

So you can't keep them from talking, let them talk all the pooh they want, the real truth is there for Abians that voted and whom will feel the real impact of his governance... admittedly, or lack thereof, only time will tell...
and will live with it.
Congratulations once again to Umu Aba! Enyimba city!

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Politics › Re: Celebration Here In Aba As Okezie Defeat Otti (pics) by Remarkable: 5:55pm On Apr 26, 2015

otokx:
If that is the peoples choice then so be it.

Wow, who are you? A wise one amongst tools!

Politics › Re: Celebration Here In Aba As Okezie Defeat Otti (pics) by Remarkable: 5:52pm On Apr 26, 2015

lorbah001:
Abians are celebrating yet another years of irresponsible governance?

D only tin I sight celebrating in da picture are party faithfuls not ABIANS........

Omo see d roads...... So unkempt and deplorable

I guess if they are not Abians, they must be Lagosians bah?

Don't cry for them, they are rejoicing... the deplorable roads they see today ... ? Yup! Shall be seen no more.

I am happy for Umu Aba! How do they say that... Aba ngwa Ahhhhhhh?!

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Politics › Re: Alledged Mourning In Abia As INEC Declare Ikpeazu Winner by Remarkable: 5:42pm On Apr 26, 2015

igbokwesampson:
There is uncommon calm and peace as Inec declared Dr Okezie Ikpeazu of the peoples Democratic party the winner of the just concluded supplementary election in Abia.
This morning from around Umuahia metropolis, one can observe quietness as resident of the once busy state capital mourn what some declared as a total destruction for another four years, Ikpeazu who was the former ASEPA boss was said according to inhabitant of the commercial city of Aba to have failed in his responsibility of ASEPA boss to clean up Aba while he holds sware as the environmental boss, and was only known for collection tolls and levies and remitting same to his boss Chinedu Orji, the son of the Governor of the state. Dr T . A Orji.
While some argued that Ikpeazu's emergence will only consolidate the Orji's Dynasty in Abia state and a complete consolidation of the directionlessness which the T. A orji's administration was adjudged as. Their dismay and rejection of the declaration by INEC can be seen among the commercial motorcyclist, shop owners and residents, as most inhabitants of the city has resulted to God for their survival for the next four years. The case is not different from Aba and other parts of Abia as the candidate of Ikpeazu was rejected even before inception
Meanwhile few supporters of the PDP was also seen rejoicing and celebration of the emergence of their candidate as the governor elect of Abia.

without a source, I can already guess it is the Scum tabloid posting this crap.

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Politics › Re: Alledged Mourning In Abia As INEC Declare Ikpeazu Winner by Remarkable: 5:39pm On Apr 26, 2015

ezeagu:
This governorship is being mourned simply because Ikpeazu is associated with TA, onye Ibeku that is unanimously hated, not because o wu onye Ngwa. Ask yourself, TA is from Umuahia, but what did he do for Umuahia except for buying land everywhere and clearing out markets. All these 'my people must rule' nonsense needs to go.

Unfortunately our politics in Nigeria has not matured up to the level where "let our son rule (its our turn)" politics is no longer the norm.

.. and didi you want an answer to your question of what T.A. Orji did for Umuahia? (or was it rhetorical, to which of course I'd disagree with).

I am glad that at least someone sees deconjesting the main town centre by relocating was a bold move taken by the out-going governor.

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Politics › Re: Alledged Mourning In Abia As INEC Declare Ikpeazu Winner by Remarkable: 5:13pm On Apr 26, 2015

SkyBlue1:
Which one is "mourning"? Did people not vote him in? Absolutely no sympathy from me, some people just need to learn that there are consequences for certain actions and at the end of the day you have to lie on the bed you made. After whining about Orji being the worst governor in the history of Nigeria you went to go and vote for his stooge and a well known failed party. Hope he performs, if he doesn't that is your business.

My friend, may God bless you.

Politics › Re: See How Aguiyi Ironsi Was Murdered In Cold Blood. (viewers Discretion Advised). by Remarkable: 4:07am On Apr 26, 2015

Rotimi47:
That guy can lie! How will Fajuyi who came out into the hands of coup plotters, tell someone to go & call Irons I yo come & talk to them? He also said ironsi would have escaped if he wanted to; abeg where to! How can he escape from a place that is completely surrounded by heavily armed men! He said Ironsi croc stick was for swag & its that same stick he waved when their was issues between the Indians & the Cameroonians. Is the stick a reflector that they can see it afar? Their is more to this post then he wants us to know.

How did Hillary Njoku escape?

If he could what makes you think that if a few people decided to give cover to Ironsi that he couldn't have come outta there alive?

Politics › Re: See How Aguiyi Ironsi Was Murdered In Cold Blood. (viewers Discretion Advised). by Remarkable: 3:17am On Apr 26, 2015

Super1Star:
My problem with Igbos is they failed to read the whole history and events that led to the civil war.

They only listened to their uncles false conjectures and stories for the gods.

I wish they can be objective for once.

However, we should also note that the major players in the history of Nigeria then, were less than 35years in age. What was their level of maturity? Majority of them will never tow that line, if given the opportunity once more.

All sides lost something during the course of those unfortunate events. Igbos should stop behaving as if they are the only victims.

If there was no action, there would not have been a reaction. Simple

Are you aware of a coup that was being planned by a group of norther soldiers around the same time the touted Igbo coup happened?

Go look it up and come back with your report.

Politics › Re: See How Aguiyi Ironsi Was Murdered In Cold Blood. (viewers Discretion Advised). by Remarkable: 3:11am On Apr 26, 2015

arewafederation:
With this, the ibos want me to believe Azikwe didn't have knowledge of the coup!

I always advice that we forget about the past. It will only create more ethnic division.

T. Balewa also had knowledge of the coup.

Politics › Re: See How Aguiyi Ironsi Was Murdered In Cold Blood. (viewers Discretion Advised). by Remarkable: 2:37am On Apr 26, 2015*

it was like a stab in the chest for them.i don't blame them for the revenge coup... what I shudder at is when you begin killing women and defenceless civilians on the street, neighbors, co-workers etc... I mean, come on... but then again, we live and learn.

Equalizer:
What happened in 1966 coup was nothing short of revenge cos Gowon, Murtala, Danjuma and other senior officers felt betrayed by the eastern and western region cos the original plan was for all the Democratic leaders to be wiped out but Azikiwe,Awololo and that mid western man survived the attack and only the north recorded heavy casualties.. Am sure till date, the north are yet to forgive the Igbos for what Kaduna chukwuma Nzengwo did to their great men..

Politics › Re: Abia State Concludes Re-run Election Except In Umunneochi LGA by Remarkable: 1:55am On Apr 26, 2015

ekiloui:
I'm proud of myself because the day I started supporting Alex Otii over your Okezie I didn't know their constituencies or LGAs...

I'm really ashamed of what some of you have become...I would have called it tribalism but it's obviously something different.

Ikpeazu is Ikuku's front..he's simply going to be a figure head and the fact that your people cannot see this coming beats me.

I have left Abia for you...ruin it as you like..I don't live there, I might not get married to an Abia man..all that joins me to Abia are my parents (one half)... You are men and your children will always come home...scream Ngwa and ruin it for them.

Since you've already concluded that Okezie Ikpeazu is nothing but a figure head, something tells me that no matter what he does to transform the state via Aba, you will still find fault and dismiss it with a wave of the hand.

Nobody knows what Ikpeazu or Oti have at the back of their minds, but if you are not willing to give someone the benefit of doubt, I hope you stick to your words of not visiting or stepping foot in Abia if Okezie Ikpeazu ends up being the man Aba has been waiting for.

Politics › Re: Dr. Ariyo Responds To Accusation Of Igbo Xenophobic Comment by Remarkable: 3:17pm On Apr 22, 2015

Mitsurugi:
I already signed an online petition against this guy! And I sincerely believe he is already beginning to feel the heat, no be America! Next time, people will think before they touch their keyboards to comment on social media. A word is enough... Wallahi, the only reason most Nairalanders have not been indicted for hate/ inciting campaigns or speeches is because of the near anonymous profile nature of the forum! Check most guys that spew rubbish on this forum, they never have profile pictures! Just see how a good career and lifestyle is in dire danger of being flushed down the drain. God help you sir!

where can I sign the petition? each thread that was opened, they kept shutting it down...

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Politics › Re: No Evidence Of Electoral Fraud In River State -jega by Remarkable: 12:40pm On Apr 22, 2015

Goddex:
[size=15pt]The so-called fraud in Rivers election is simply being hyped by the APC media. Rivers Election was generally peaceful and like most other states (including Lagos) had skirmishes of violence here and there.

If that election is conducted 10 times, Wike will trounce Amaechi in all[/size]

I read of all what Amaechi and APC were saying in the media and calling for cancellations and all... only to tune in to the radio and hear PH people giving report of how peaceful the voting was and that it was the first time since the creation of Rivers state that there was no violence... I thought my ears were deceiving me until he went into detail of where he voted and how people comported themselves... I feel Amaechi should stop being called that, he is acting more like rotimi. mtchew.

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Politics › Re: Ojukwu Granting A Press Conference- Picture by Remarkable: 1:45am On Apr 22, 2015

Malawian:
dem don already ban my war moniker for one month just under 5 mins wey i start.

chai. OAM4J is that you?

this very moniker is precious to me and since all my alternates are in the slammer,

na siddon look win am

Dem also ban the person wey dey argue with you too?

Politics › Re: Crisis: Lagos Threatens To Shut Ladipo Market. by Remarkable: 10:19pm On Apr 21, 2015

reborn1:
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No land in Nigeria is no man's land. Until they remove the state of Origin and Local govt from our constitution then your assertion is null and void. Everyone is free to live anywhere in Nigeria but no land is no man's land.

You are taking it literally... of course igbos own the land they bought in Lagos... so do others... it is a PLACE, a location... that is no man's land.

You cant go where there is barren land and say this land is no man's land so I can build on it.. lol although I heard some people do that in PH... that's not the type of no man's land we are talking about. we are referring to the collection of all tribes living in a particular place, whether bought, inherited or rented... that settlement is no man's land.

Or would no man's settlement be easier for you to take?

Politics › Re: Crisis: Lagos Threatens To Shut Ladipo Market. by Remarkable: 10:09pm On Apr 21, 2015

VirginFinder:
You are just a deluded fellow.

ibos are welcome as long as they engage in their legal businesses, pay the right taxes and STAY OFF our politics.
If they do otherwise,they'll be looking for trouble.

The 3 elected ibos abi? Let's wait and see.

Of course we are welcome to Lagos! Thank you for the welcome sha.. as for staying off politics? well.. ther are those of us that enjoy politics and wont keep off just because you told them to, or that you want them to... they love a challenge and would contest or challenge you or any person your party puts up, if you beat him fair and square? fine, that's not the end of the world, they (he or she) will go back to his peaceful, lagos life and carry on...

Politics › Re: Crisis: Lagos Threatens To Shut Ladipo Market. by Remarkable: 10:04pm On Apr 21, 2015

reborn1:
Go back to the beginning and stop sounding foolish. Did i say if you buy land then its not yours. You said Lagos is no mans land cos you own a land there and i asked if Onitsha is no mans land if i buy a land there as well. Then i remind you Non Lagosian will travel during holiday but the native have no where to go then you talking about some buying trash in New York. You are only here to throw jabs as usual so stop the pretense.

Ahah! I see... I knew it must have been some misunderstanding of what I said... perhaps what I meant... well... the answer is "No"... if a single person buys land somewhere, it doesn't make it no man's land. You have to understand what the term means... it is not a "bad" thing for a place to be no man's land... the term is another word for cosmopolitan... Abuja for example, is another example of a place that is no man's land... or cosmopolitan... look up the word in the dictionary, that might help. if many tribes are living, co-existing in a place... that is a good thing as it brings rapid growth, exposure and development...

Let me quickly add that the no man's land retort was born out of what Ndigbo deemed an unfair practise that was to be imposed on them by Yorubas who thumped it in their faces that they are in Yorubaland.... so in response... they told them back, (as we are not known to cower or roll over for anyone) that it was developed by all Nigerians... and since the state has a representation of most ethnic tribes in Nigeria... it has ceased to be seen as "Yorubaland" longer

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Politics › Re: Crisis: Lagos Threatens To Shut Ladipo Market. by Remarkable: 9:49pm On Apr 21, 2015

reborn1:
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The fool keep changing the goal post. Read the trash you wrote before about buying land and slap your big head again. You have nothing sensible to say than the crap you have always been spreading everywhere on nairaland. Shameless dingbat.

Do you know what's funny? you jumped on me without really saying what your problem was... and out of nowhere you asked me if Lagos was my father's land... aren't we still talking about land? no man's land to be specific? my friend, know that I am trying to help you, if I have shifted the goal post, tell me or bring me back to what exactly is making you angry?

Politics › Re: Crisis: Lagos Threatens To Shut Ladipo Market. by Remarkable: 9:45pm On Apr 21, 2015

reborn1:
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Trash from a fool that ran away from his erosion ravaged cursed land to claim Lagos. So if i buy land in Onitsha, then onitsha becomes no man's land. You are daft and cant reason well, your people are dying like fowl in Ebonyi cos of cholera. They drink from the same water they puke into and you talking about disease in other region. Shameless mofo

Let me ask you one more time: why can I buy land in Lagos and not claim it to be mine? Give me a direct answer if you can.. feel free to throw in some abusive words if you wish, as long as you answer the quention.... I think I am beginning to see where your anger emanates from, it is something you probably need some explanation on to get sorted...

Politics › Re: Crisis: Lagos Threatens To Shut Ladipo Market. by Remarkable: 9:35pm On Apr 21, 2015

reborn1:
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Trash from a fool that ran away from his erosion ravaged cursed land to claim Lagos. So if i buy land in Onitsha, then onitsha becomes no man's land. You are daft and cant reason well, your people are dying like fowl in Ebonyi cos of cholera. They drink from the same water they puke into and you talking about disease in other region. Shameless mofo

hahah... for your mind now, you go say you don get me bah? drag me down to your level so we can both get in the mud, eh? Anyhoo... I've said my piece... if you can not understand that it is not one single person buying land In Lagos or Onitsha that makes it no man's land, then you will NEVER understand why Lagos is no man's land... but it will not change it back to what you want it to be...so, the earlier you begin to learn to live with it, the better for you. ...

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