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Politics / Re: Improved Electricity: Lagos Targets 20hrs Power Supply Daily To Residents by RockHard: 6:48pm On Jun 11, 2023
CodeTemplar:
Lol... N200/kwhr rate loading. By the time they do those their wuruwuru PPP and inflate cost, Lagosians will be lucky to get N200/unit.

Awon pessimists tun ti de. Una must sha find a reason to lament and complain, even before the initiative kicks off. Guy, you'll always have alternatives; you can simply fuel your gen and use that instead if you feel the cost of steady electricity is too much for you or better still remain in darkness while those that value the development pay for it in peace, I'm sure nobody will beat you.

If Una go Ghana Una go say they better pass Nigeria because of their (very expensive) relatively stable electricity. Nigeria is gradually moving in the direction of providing stable electricity but the perpetual pessimists and wailers would have none of that. They must always find cause to wail.

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Politics / Re: No Man’s Land: Rhodes Vivour Cautions Obasa Against Divisive Laws by RockHard: 3:48pm On Jun 08, 2023
Predictable. He also disagreed with and condemned Ambode and the Lagos state assembly when they passed the Yoruba language bill into law, same law that had earlier passed in Anambra and Imo. He just doesn't like Yoruba people or Lagos being linked to its Yoruba history and heritage. Maybe it's coz his father broke his mom's heart or something, and since then he developed deep-seated hatred for yorubas. Coz it makes no sense.

Audio of him speaking against the Yoruba language law in Lagos.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCkpo1MNTqc

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Politics / Re: What Would Have Happened If The Niger Delta Oil Was In The SW by RockHard: 3:05pm On Jun 08, 2023
Afonjanawerey:

I don't blame you for the way you guys dey reason because you were raised to drink garri with kurikuri in the morning and aftternoon, tell me how can i expect you to have good developed brain? cool cool undecided

That one better pass to dey cannibalize my fellow human being like una dey do for dat side.

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Politics / Re: What Would Have Happened If The Niger Delta Oil Was In The SW by RockHard: 2:54pm On Jun 08, 2023
KwuoteYourFada:
shut the fvck up Rasheed!

SE has even more cosmopolitan cities like Onitsha and Enugu are really huge places with huge diversity

You cannot sit in ogbomosho and know that


You need to travel befor you talk rubbish


We Igbos are hardworking we take calculated risk we don't hide under brown roof and cry about strangers trying to take over

SE is bursting with , industrialist and wickedly smart businessmen thus the need to expand

There is absolutely nothing wrong spreading out we are not cowards we are go getters


We accommodate Una we accommodate Una thunder fire you your yansh! Did you dash us anything for free ? You tribalistic lots sell things twice the price to us of course we get money we will buy it if it's worth it. Tomorrow you'll cry about dominance


There are many others in Igboland doing their businesses building houses of course land is costlier in SE than any region in Nigeria.Igboman like money bring money him go sell land . It's because you don't have that's why you can't buy .



All you wrote here is just a cowardly man hiding behind his mom's dirty wrappers crying about go getters


Go out there and compete

I have said it many times it doesn't matter who is ruling

If Igbos work the hardest they'll continue to strive stronger if you people continue to hate , slander and jealous you're only adding fuel .

Indeed after this election there has been huge springing up of industries in the East that doesn't stop us from spreading out.

Thunder fire your yansh there bloody coward!

Travel no! You go come here dey cry give your papa

Yimu. Ibos only thrive in other climes coz the natives allow y'all, not in spite of the natives as you like to believe in your delusions. It's not because you're more competitive than other Nigerians. If other Nigerians choose to become as protectionist about their territory as you lot are in iboland, una go calm down with your opata yarns.

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Politics / Re: What Would Have Happened If The Niger Delta Oil Was In The SW by RockHard: 2:48pm On Jun 08, 2023
KwuoteYourFada:


Have you been to SE?


Any evidence of what you're saying

You slanderous lots!

Two people (yorubas) wey I know died in the hands of Ipob ibo terrorists in the same SE, so hell the fvck no! I ain't going to no SE. To do what? Same place ibos are fleeing from. Like seriously

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Politics / Re: What Would Have Happened If The Niger Delta Oil Was In The SW by RockHard: 2:33pm On Jun 08, 2023
kcnwaigbo:

What percentage of the Niger delta oil production does Ondo state contribute?
Akwa Ibom,Rivers and Delta states contributes more to the Nigerian coffers than any other state of the federation yet you people will not allow us rest with Lagos this!! Lagos that!!

Oil proceeds are not the only source of revenue that are allocated to Nigerian states. VAT contribution along with other taxes and revenue streams are there as well. The revenue from land, air and sea ports are also there, of which Lagos contributes the most. Those oil producing states you mentioned get the highest allocations of any state in Nigeria, yet the Lagos y'all love to hate and diss but won't leave alone is way better off than them thanks to its Yoruba administrators. Fvck oil money. SW states (minus Lagos) raise more IGR than the SE states put together. Heck, Ogun alone has more IGR than all your states put together, enough to make her independent of federal allocation, so yeah, you can shove your oil money down your throats. At the end of the day, na una dey rush our states coz they're more economically vibrant than those shit-holes you call states.

SE is hostile? It was only in Lagos out of the 36 States of the federation that non-indigenes were attacked for voting for their choices!! Bunch of hypocrites

More APC supporters were attacked and intimidated in SE on election day than ibos were attacked in Lagos, you guys were just better at hiding your atrocities so go and sit down someplace with your hypocrisy. Rigging and intimidation was more prevalent in SE than any other state or region on election day. #Fact. And yes, SE is well-known to be hostile to outsiders else Ipob wont be going on record murdering and warning peaceful Northerners in your states. I personally know of two Yoruba drivers of Dangote trucks that were butchered in cold-blood in iboland by your Ipob bandits. There are more than enough reports of non-ibos being refused land allocation and sale by ibos coz they're not from your region. You can deny it all you want but most Nigerians know how y'all roll over there.

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Politics / Re: What Would Have Happened If The Niger Delta Oil Was In The SW by RockHard: 1:55pm On Jun 08, 2023
David160:


Slave Don't deflect from the question

That question doesn't deserve an answer coz a SW state (Ondo) is already part of Niger-Delta, and other SW states like Ogun and Lagos also have oil & gas deposits but we're not obsessive about oil like you lots. Now that I've addressed that, will you and the Op now answer my question? Why is it that SE is so hostile to other non-ibo Nigerians? Till today I'm yet to meet a single non-ibo that would attribute his success, in business or any other sector of the economy, to iboland. That's how hostile you lot are. Why? Yet you're the loudest when it comes dragging land and other matters with Indigenes of other regions and states. Again I ask, why??!!!

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Politics / Re: What Would Have Happened If The Niger Delta Oil Was In The SW by RockHard: 1:15pm On Jun 08, 2023
Why can't Ibos also have a state in their region, just one, where other Nigerians can have a sense of belonging? SS has Port Harcourt; lots of yorubas and other Nigerians live and make a living in PH and not once have they had any clash with the Ikwerres, Okrikas, Ijaws and other indigenes. Not once. North Central has many cities like Jos, Ilorin, Lokoja, FCT where other Nigerians are doing ok coz of their multi-ethnic nature. North East has cosmopolitan cities as well coz their states are multiethnic. Ditto North West.

But iboland is different. You can't even work on Monday in peace due to terrorist threats of cutting off your head and maiming you. No law supports such barbarity but ibos want it that way and the few other Nigerians living there have no choice but to play along if they value their lives. Why is it only ibos that refuse to accommodate other Nigerians? Why no single cosmopolitan state or city in iboland. Yet they are free to do as they wish in other parts of Nigeria. Why??!!

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Politics / Re: Yemi Mobolade Becomes First Black Colorado Mayor by RockHard: 12:02pm On Jun 08, 2023
When will we see this happen in iboland?E don happen for Lagos, Ogun, e.t.c. When will ibos replicate this in iboland.

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Politics / Re: Lagos Remains "No Man's Land", Law Or No Law by RockHard: 4:46pm On Jun 07, 2023
Validated:
Except you can rewrite the Nigerian constitution, Lagos belongs to ALL, Hausa, Igbo, Nupe, Ibibio, Edo, Yoruba, etc. Hence EKO is no man's land. Deal with it.

Until you can make Lagos a republic, any law promulgated by the ignorant legislature is null and void as it is subjugated or substandard to the Constitution and where such happens, the constitution take precedence.

There is NOTHING like indigenes of Lagos in Nigeria constitution. Know this and have peace.

E Pain am. cheesy grin. Some ibo people like Lagos pass their states of origin. No worry. I will propose an assimilation bill to the Lagos state House of Assembly on a path to indigeneship for your likes. We go just Yorubanize you. Una go just need to get yoruba tribal marks, learn Yoruba language, swear allegiance to Oodua, and then change your ibo names to Yoruba names and you'll be good to go. grin

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Politics / Re: No-Man’s Land: Lagos To Make Laws To Protect Indigenes by RockHard: 1:53pm On Jun 07, 2023
LOVEALAIGBO:


Dude, there was no law preventing Bianca Ojukwu from contesting the senatorial position in Anambra state! She just didn’t get the support based on useless traditions, greed, male chauvinism and primordial sentiments of some antiquated Anambra indigenes and power-brokers! Their actions were wrong, and i said as much at the time!

The Anambra and Lagos scenarios are completely different in the sense that the Anambra one is a antiquated tradition not codified in law, while the Lagos one is an attempt to try and legalise xenophobia, bigotry and hate! In any case, you don’t ‘justify’ committing a illegality because you think someone else did so!

Poppycock. Look here. Even without legislation, non-ibos are made to understand their boundaries in iboland, that's why your region is deemed the most unaccommodating in the entire federation. #Fact. You can't be enjoying privileges you deny others in your enclave. That nonsense must stop in Lagos. What legislation are your Ipob warriors using to cage non-ibos that live in iboland through forceful Sit-At-Home on Mondays? Go and Siddon for potopoto.

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Politics / Re: No-Man’s Land: Lagos To Make Laws To Protect Indigenes by RockHard: 1:21pm On Jun 07, 2023
budaatum:


Bianca's situation is nothing like what is being proposed in Lagos! She could have still contested, and if people voted for her she might have won. Her situation is similar to Lagosians claiming they would not elect Obi, which they are free to do. What they can not do is pass some stupid ignorant law claiming Obi is not eligible to run because he is not from Lagos.

Oh. And please stop assuming anyone who does not support this ignorance must be from ObiTown.


I don't care where you're from or what happens to Bianca, that's you people's business. I'm Awori and Yoruba, and only Aworis, Ijebus, and other yoruba clans have the exclusive right to decide what happens in Lagos. It's the same way other indigenes of other states/regions decide the level of influence they give to outsiders to decide their fate. We are saying enough of ibo excesses. You people can never and will never be accorded the same status that other yorubas enjoy in Lagos or anywhere in yorubaland. Constitution or no constitution. If you're not happy about that you're free to relocate to ala Igbo.

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Politics / Re: No-Man’s Land: Lagos To Make Laws To Protect Indigenes by RockHard: 1:06pm On Jun 07, 2023
budaatum:


Thankfully, the court will recognise you contravening the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Na the same constitution una use prevent Bianca from representing her husband's Anambra constituency. Na him una use relegate Ebonyi people to second-class ibos. Dey play. Go and first open up SE to other ethnicities in Nigeria before yapping your mouth. I have never heard of a Benue, Efik/Ibibio or Yoruba person that attributes their success to living in SE.

Las las, if e tire you, you go relocate back to your side, where the constitution doesn't prevent you and non-ibos in your midst from being forced to sit-at-home every Monday.

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Politics / Re: No-Man’s Land: Lagos To Make Laws To Protect Indigenes by RockHard: 12:35pm On Jun 07, 2023
budaatum:
I'm certain this is unconstitutional. But we shall indeed see.

It's not by force to live in Lagos. If you no like am you fit relocate to any other state wey ready to accommodate una excesses, or you can 'go to court'.

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Politics / Re: No-Man’s Land: Lagos To Make Laws To Protect Indigenes by RockHard: 12:33pm On Jun 07, 2023
Long overdue. cool

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Crime / Re: NDLEA Busts Ogbogwu market, Onitsha, Arrests Two Suspects by RockHard: 8:13pm On May 30, 2023
Na dem dem. From the land of 'billionaires'. Odiegwu ooooo.

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Politics / Re: Sanwo-olu Unveils Official Portrait For Second Term (picture) by RockHard: 7:20am On May 29, 2023
seunmsg:
Is this necessary?

Yes bro. It represents a transition from suit to agbada. Even the flag behind him has cowries on it. Ibile things. wink Gone with the old and in with the new. If you know, you know.

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Politics / Re: What Is Buhari Telling Tinubu About Emefiele Here (picture) by RockHard: 11:47pm On May 28, 2023
Buhari: Na the Emefiewele you dey find be dis, no let am escape.

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Politics / Re: I Picked Igbo Christian To Be My CSO, There's No Islamization Agenda - Shettima by RockHard: 7:03am On May 28, 2023
My ipob friend said I should ask Shetima to either convert to Christianity or step down for Peter Obi before Igbos can be convinced that he will not Islamise them.

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Politics / Re: Nothing Can Hinder Peter Obi’s ‘divine’ Mission —IPOB by RockHard: 9:39am On May 22, 2023
DMerciful:
IPOB are on their own and not speaking for Obi. Obi has nothing to do with IPOB.

Obi's mandate is Nigeria's mandate

Yimu. Look here. Ipob has every right to support their preferred candidate, according to UN charter on fundamental human rights. You Obidient fascists have no right to reject their endorsement of Peter Obi's divine mission. Even you sef you be ipob, so why you dey form??

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Politics / Re: Nothing Can Hinder Peter Obi’s ‘divine’ Mission —IPOB by RockHard: 9:32am On May 22, 2023
Why are Obi supporters trying to do damage control by denying this statement by Emma powerful (Nnamdi Kanu's brother), when most Nigerians know that Peter Obi is Ipob's preferred candidate in the last presidential elections, whom ipob supporters campaigned for with their fill chest. Who's fooling who??

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Politics / Re: Nothing Can Hinder Peter Obi’s ‘divine’ Mission —IPOB by RockHard: 9:25am On May 22, 2023

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Politics / Re: Nothing Can Hinder Peter Obi’s ‘divine’ Mission —IPOB by RockHard: 9:25am On May 22, 2023
Jostoman:
This story is from BAT and his gullible supporters.

Emma powerful na Nnmadi Kanu younger brother. Are you insinuating that he didn't say that, or that he was misquoted, abi it was his clone that said what Vanguard is attributing to him. And lastly, are you saying he's working for Tinubu? What exactly are you saying

If Emma didn't say this he should come out and deny saying so with his full chest.

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Politics / Re: Nothing Can Hinder Peter Obi’s ‘divine’ Mission —IPOB by RockHard: 9:19am On May 22, 2023
I agree. It's an ipob/Biafra family matter. It is indeed Peter Obi's 'divine mission' to rule over Igbos as their president, in Biafra not Nigeria.

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