Politics › Re: Top 25 Minority Ethnic Groups In Nigeria Based On Number Of Lgas They Occupy. by Sammy07: 6:44pm On Mar 13, 2020 |
babyfaceafrica: This is very false It is not false... Ijaws plenty for Ese Odo |
Politics › Re: My 2023 Presidential Ambition Is Unstoppable - Akpabio by Sammy07: 6:06pm On Mar 13, 2020 |
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Politics › Re: Akwa Ibom To Move Civil Servants Who Studied Education To Schools by Sammy07: 4:36pm On Mar 13, 2020 |
Tranquility4u: This is a welcome development. YorubaKinging: Nice move iammo:

Good one, we need more teachers in Nigeria than Civil Servants in ministry of water or works when we don't even have water, and Chinese contractors constructs road while civil servants from Nigeria supervice the project once in a while and go back to being idle
. Kenxxy: Nice one Tranquility4u: This is a welcome development. Enoch07: good move. this guy above me,I wish I can slap u now onecrate: Nice one. This is what they were trained to do I don't think it's a wise move.. Remember some people went to college of education because they couldn't gain admission into universities and polytechnics. Or probably their O'level isn't good. What if they don't have passion for teaching? Do you think they'll teach those students with good heart? Even if the pupils don't understand, will they try to explain?? I think the government should employ new staffs instead.. To be a teacher is passion... I for once don't like teaching, I'll rather farm than to teach. |
Politics › Re: Top 25 Minority Ethnic Groups In Nigeria Based On Number Of Lgas They Occupy. by Sammy07: 3:56pm On Mar 13, 2020 |
Nowenuse: Apoi & Arogbo people who self identify as Ijaws are the majority in Ese-Odo LGAs. Well, you're correct. Even though many have adopted Yoruba names. |
Politics › Re: Top 25 Minority Ethnic Groups In Nigeria Based On Number Of Lgas They Occupy. by Sammy07: 3:35pm On Mar 13, 2020 |
Haywhysat: Ijaws are not the majority in ese odo local government in ondo, please correct that. Thanks I think he's slightly correct.. Tho there are many towns in Ese Odo LG. Buh Ijaws too are plenty there |
Politics › Re: Only Naive Citizens Will Believe 2023 Igbo Presidency-abaribe by Sammy07: 10:22am On Mar 13, 2020 |
mrvitalis: U feel igbos once we get power we would revenge all the marginalization and the betrayers u guys did How did we betrayed you?? |
Politics › Re: Only Naive Citizens Will Believe 2023 Igbo Presidency-abaribe by Sammy07: 9:53am On Mar 13, 2020 |
mrvitalis: Lol ...see this one ...so buhari is now north ? My people rejected buhari cos they felt he was a failure n had nothing to add to Nigeria ...ooh haven't they been proven right ?
Buhari is not North atiku is not North
I hate cowards ,every body knows why u yorubas hate igbos , u fear us , if people can raise to nothing without power imagine them with power for 8 years ....I get but don't look for stupid excuse
"Igbos are too smart for any bodies liking ,that's why Nigeria fought them n won't allow them get there own country ...." ......make una hold the power Yoruba fear Igbos Can you give me reason(s) why we fear you guys |
Politics › Re: Why Dethroning Of Sanusi Shouldn't Be Compared With The Deposition Of Oba Benin by Sammy07: 7:20am On Mar 13, 2020 |
Born2Breed: This is where you all are getting it wrong and you are trying to advise who?
Constitutionally every King in Nigeria are even under the Local Government Chairman. No one is saying kings can't be deposed but it CAN NEVER happen to the OBA of BENIN.
Every governor is an Edo person and every Edo person knows that the throne of the Oba of Benin is not just a throne in the palace but a throne in the heart of every true Benin person.
It is deeper than you could ever imagine.
My advice to you is don't say what you wrote up there in Benin City. Okay, Edo governor cannot dethrone him. But you agree that Federal government can remove him...? |
Politics › Re: Fayemi Moves To Dethrone 16 Kings In Ekiti - Wazobia Reporters by Sammy07: 9:43pm On Mar 12, 2020 |
Sotland: Not in some igbo land where Igwe belongs to a particular linage and has never been changed expect for the cause of death... Not in Benin kingdom... Whether they get involved in politics or not..it is not possible. .. Lol, Benin wey get charms and strong head pass you self. Dem dethroned their king b4, not to talk of igwe.. Benin people see their king as a god. Do igbo see thier's like that? Abeq, Dem go dethrone any igwe that mess up |
Business › Re: Exceptional Yoruba Business Woman In Igboland by Sammy07: 8:32pm On Mar 12, 2020 |
Alexanity: If land is really going to be in the question, Land is really costly here, the least price of land in Enugu is #500,000 and those cheap land are community land, you will buy it from individual but when you go to erect structures there the community people will tell you it is community land, while the person who sold it to you is the owner, he can't sell community land so for you to get reliable land here, you have to know your way around and the sellable lands are costly like 3 million and above but you can get lease but land generally is scarce here Jesus Christ. Land is costly oo Maybe that's the reason you guys have tall buildings. 3 - 3.5 million will build a 3 bedroom flat finish in the west.. |
Business › Re: Exceptional Yoruba Business Woman In Igboland by Sammy07: 8:11pm On Mar 12, 2020 |
Alexanity: This is not politically motivated but born out a real desire to see more of my country men around especially the Yoruba in a country there is division of enterprise, the Hausa/Fulanis have their place like the currency market, livestock especially cow, goat etc but in the Yoruba part there had been a vacuum in the east for example the poultry businesses which am well into we get our day old chicks and turkey from Ibadan we pay 11 naira to transport each chicken from Ibadan to Enugu, this day old poultry business is dominated by yorubas so why can't they set up some part of this facility in the east, sometimes the birds suffer mortality in the long journey, we here in the east just want our chicken we really don't have interest in the hatchery, why can't they come here so that we can all have higher production, there are many sectors like the batic cloth production the Yoruba and Hausa should come here, and see their area of expertise is still very much untapped BTW, the poultry business you talked about is actually true. Where I worked b4(years ago) , Igbos used to come there to buy fowls... And also, land is very costly in SE.. At least here, there are some places I can buy land as low as 150k - 170k per plot.. I'm sure land is costly in the east.. The two pics below is one of the places where I've worked b4(years ago) . Those Igbos usually come here to pack birds Last two pics are processing (where fowls are butchered... Another farm where I've worked b4 In essence, cost of setting up business in the east is higher than the west.
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Business › Re: Exceptional Yoruba Business Woman In Igboland by Sammy07: 7:51pm On Mar 12, 2020 |
Alexanity: This is not politically motivated but born out a real desire to see more of my country men around especially the Yoruba in a country there is division of enterprise, the Hausa/Fulanis have their place like the currency market, livestock especially cow, goat etc but in the Yoruba part there had been a vacuum in the east for example the poultry businesses which am well into we get our day old chicks and turkey from Ibadan we pay 11 naira to transport each chicken from Ibadan to Enugu, this day old poultry business is dominated by yorubas so why can't they set up some part of this facility in the east, sometimes the birds suffer mortality in the long journey, we here in the east just want our chicken we really don't have interest in the hatchery, why can't they come here so that we can all have higher production, there are many sectors like the batic cloth production the Yoruba and Hausa should come here, and see their area of expertise is still very much untapped Lol, Shey the rate at which you guys hate Yorubas... Una say we should come and invest |
Business › Re: Exceptional Yoruba Business Woman In Igboland by Sammy07: 7:12pm On Mar 12, 2020 |
Lol... Maybe true. But OP do you know that there are not many Igbos in Yoruba Land as you all portray it??
Because I do see, you all think Igbos are millions in a SW state
With exception of Lagos. I can say Igbos are less than 20,000 in any of SW state, Oyo is less than 50,000... |
Politics › Re: Yinka Oyebode: EKSG Letter To Obas: Purely An Administrative Issue by Sammy07: 4:45pm On Mar 12, 2020 |
Thou in the previous thread, the heading is different from the content of the letter. But Fayemi should be careful.. Make him no turn his governance upside down. Ekiti people  they will play madness with him |
Politics › Re: Fayemi Moves To Dethrone 16 Kings In Ekiti - Wazobia Reporters by Sammy07: 9:43am On Mar 12, 2020 |
Sotland: I still checking the possibility of a governor dethorning Igwe in the igbo land....lol It's possible 100% If the Igwe involve in politics... |
Politics › Re: South South Does Not Exist, Igbo And Niger Delta Must Unite - Urhobo Activist by Sammy07: 7:58am On Mar 12, 2020 |
Lol.. South south self never unite.  |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Liverpool Vs Atletico Madrid : UCL (2 - 3) On 11th March 2020 by Sammy07: 11:37pm On Mar 11, 2020 |
Maynation
Are you still yet to de-stress activate??
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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Liverpool Vs Atletico Madrid : UCL (2 - 3) On 11th March 2020 by Sammy07: 11:35pm On Mar 11, 2020 |
omothayoh: I don suffer ,Liverpool don make me go naked alone.. Abeg anyone should help me with 1k even if na 5h ,make I take use transport to work tomorrow ,I beg in the name of God Almighty... Access bank 0824744319 OMOTAYO... Abeg no be joke ooo, Liverpool has emptied me 
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Culture › Re: Ugwu Leaf Is Not A Yoruba Word. They Call It Efo Igbo And It's Not Commonly by Sammy07: 11:09pm On Mar 11, 2020 |
nlPoster: I'm not sure if you're saying Yoruba don't eat/know African egg plant or if you just want to derail the thread.
Why would Yorubas call egg plant leaf efo Igbo? Eggplant is Igba.
Efo Igbo is used for tonic (according to google). I'm not sure if it's also used in party cooking, it's either that or the egg plant leaf.
For party cooking, it's cheaper perhaps and sold in bulk quantities so that would make it more convenient and cost effective. Also, the longer cooking time.
The reason many Yorubas would be confused by the term Ugwu/Ugu/Efo Igbo is because they don't know what it is. In the southwest, it's very common in Lagos. Not sure about other places. Ugwu is common in south west. Efo igbo is not. |
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Culture › Re: Ugwu Leaf Is Not A Yoruba Word. They Call It Efo Igbo And It's Not Commonly by Sammy07: 10:27pm On Mar 11, 2020 |
Efo igbo is different from Ugwu
Efo igbo is African Egg Plant leaf 1st pics is ugwu
Efo igbo is 2nd pics
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Culture › Re: Ugwu Leaf Is Not A Yoruba Word. They Call It Efo Igbo And It's Not Commonly by Sammy07: 10:16pm On Mar 11, 2020 |
What is OP saying?? Who calls it Efo igbo??
What we know here is Ugwu |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Liverpool Vs Atletico Madrid : UCL (2 - 3) On 11th March 2020 by Sammy07: 9:34pm On Mar 11, 2020 |
maynation: Sweat tears. Let's win the EPl first at least that will be 19 against your 20, let's see if you can come any close to our CL trophies.
Mind you, our goal was disallowed if not it would have been a draw. I will deactivate my moniker if ATM win this match today. 
E sure me die. Just pray make you guys score b4 80mins |
Politics › Re: Opinion: Those Who Praise Sanusi Wont Tell You This by Sammy07: 9:28pm On Mar 11, 2020 |
ednut1: oga those banks were not in distress. All a gimmick. As fbn boss he gave out loans without collateral too most ended up with amcon . This oil rig in marina he approved the loan to his padi. He is no saint I'm not saying he is a saint. Who told you those banks ain't in distress Pls, go and re read the bank failures of 2009 - 2010. As from the Stanbic IBTC chairman Peterside Atedo. He criticize him as well as many other financial commentators and journalis.. Read what happened to intercontinental bank then |
Culture › Re: Restrictions Of Movement Around the Oba of Benin Palace? by Sammy07: 7:54pm On Mar 11, 2020 |
southsouthking: Yes Boss. Good. I'm Yoruba tho, I guess I'll quickly learnt your language... |
Culture › Re: Restrictions Of Movement Around the Oba of Benin Palace? by Sammy07: 7:33pm On Mar 11, 2020 |
eghuan1: Yes.
Literally means, The Oba will live for ever. Amen Wow! I'm a Yoruba tho. I use logic to reason am. |
Culture › Re: Restrictions Of Movement Around the Oba of Benin Palace? by Sammy07: 7:26pm On Mar 11, 2020 |
southsouthking: The gods doest truly exist in my great ancient city, where the king is truly king.
OBA OGIDIGAN
#oba GHA to kpere iseee @bolded, does it mean long live the king. Amen? |
Sports › Re: Messi Hiring Lawyers And Ready To Pay €4million To Get Ronaldinho Out Of Prison by Sammy07: 6:59pm On Mar 11, 2020 |
cr7lomo: Oringo has finished him... During his playing days, they said he partied almost everyday... The guy na jaiye master True the guy loves party |
Politics › Re: Opinion: Those Who Praise Sanusi Wont Tell You This by Sammy07: 6:17pm On Mar 11, 2020 |
revolt: I dont give a hoot what you said.....I just know hes our worst cbn governor ever. Can never forgive him for destroying the stock market and reversing all the giant strides and g re oath in the banking sector. ......plus for killing 2 of our most powerful banks for personal northern agenda interests....intercontinental and oceanic.... But he's actually the one that saved our financial system from total collapse in 2009. During the global financial crisis in 2008, Charles soludo was busy saying Nigerian banks were safe and they ain't... |
Culture › Re: Restrictions Of Movement Around the Oba of Benin Palace? by Sammy07: 6:12pm On Mar 11, 2020 |
Benin people loved/fear their Oba Ehn. He's a god in Benin..  I actually I like it. And he doesn't involve in politics |
Politics › Re: Unceasing Lawlessness Like Removal Of Sanusi Drives Away Investors – Peter Obi by Sammy07: 6:00pm On Mar 11, 2020 |
LegendHer0: Yes you’re right about the Mimiko stance.
I like Sanusi personally and I’ve always loved listening to him talk. However, Ganduje have the right to depose him because Sanusi gave them the chance to use some loophole in the system against him.
He was removed: In order to safeguard the sanctity, culture, tradition, religion and prestige of the Kano emirate", accusing the emir of "total disrespect" of institutions and the governor's office.
He was accused: Not attending state functions and official meetings, which the government said amounted to "total insubordination".
For the above, it clearly showed he did not attend those functions and that is an act of insurbodination such that the governor have the right to remove him coz the laws empower him to do that. (Although there is always political undertone below that).
An example is you not attending all board meeting in your company continuously, will someone like that get sacked or be pampered?
Which investor will now say because the governor followed the law, I will not invest in Nigeria like Obi said. Accurate 100%√  |
Politics › Re: Unceasing Lawlessness Like Removal Of Sanusi Drives Away Investors – Peter Obi by Sammy07: 5:47pm On Mar 11, 2020 |
LegendHer0: What is lawlessness about the removal of Sanusi? The constitution of Nigeria gives the governor the right to install and depose a king. The house of assembly were involved in the removal of Sanusi and the governor assented to it in accordance with the laws of the country.
How is that lawlessness like what Obi opined. Don’t teach me about investors and the factors that affects them coz I’m not a novice in this game.
If it had been that Sanusi was removed in a gestapo style against the laws of the land now, you can mention lawlessness.
What if there is royal recklessness like the case of the deposed Deji of Akure, will it also send away investors from the country? Even that Deji of Akure. Mimiko doesn't wanna remove him at first. It's the council of kings that insist and put pressure on him to be removed. Yet doesn't stops investors from investing In Ondo. |