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Algrin:Who should I bring? Satan? |
Monogamy:He's not. But He is a God of justice. That's why no evil we commit on this earth will go unpunished. Even the ones we think in our hearts. God is not a respecter of persons o. |
Monogamy:The Christian God doesn't need majority to work. He is like a One-man Warrior Army. That's why He is called, "The Lord of Hosts" |
yarimo:It really doesn't matter. If God says MM ticket won't stand, it's a piece of cake. Afterall, He said it during MKO time and it didn't stand. He's same God, you know. |
Monogamy:There is absolutely no falsehood in their discussion. Would you as a Muslim tolerate a Christian-Christian ticket considering what you people did to Jonathan? The dull ones are the Christians. |
KingsCity:Who is to be blamed? Certainly not these men that spoke out when many in the Church were romancing it for their belle. |
That man is a real defender of the faith. I think some of his sons, pastor Enenche and Johnson Suleiman have the same spirit. Apostle Paul said that everyone is after their own business but no one is after the business of Christ. With these men and a few others like them, No devil can trample the church underfoot despite the irresponsibility of many in the Nigerian church. |
Dindondin:Most Igbo want an Igbo only country unlike the Biafra of the sixties. Igbo in SE and SS have enough crude oil. Igbo of the SE bear the largest reserve of natural gas in Africa, so don't even go there. I hope you know that Nzeogwu is a SS man but Igbo. I read that even before the amalgamation of North and South that an Igbo man already proposed an Igbo only country. With the hatred and disunity in Nigeria, it's just a matter of time. One more thing, the confidence of Ndigbo isn't even natural resources like others. The people are survivors without these things. Ask around. |
Dindondin:OP, how many countries would you want Nigeria to be dissolved into? We all know Igbo are the only tribe confident enough to form their Igbo country. With the fear of survival of others, how would this play out? |
Is this the reason? Out of government for half a century, but still ahead in prosperity.
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Odin13:Even with your envy and jealousy, Igbo are still moving ahead o. Don't you think it's God with them? |
Writer606:I don't think Igbo is the only sensible tribe in Nigeria. What I think is that they're the only one that has consistently made the right political decisions in terms of voting the right people for president. Although it has put them in minority, they're not the only ones that have made right calls. The Obidient movement for instance, shows that all Nigerian tribes have clever people. |
The only tribe everyone has opinion about. Some love them and some hate them, BUT the overall consensus is that no one wants to be in a country without them. Why? |
Yeah, Nigeria, a country where professors profess rigging elections for politicians while the judiciary seals the brigandage with its approval. |
Good...i hope you voted Peter Obi, the man with the vision to make the country work. |
Do you remember that it was election rigging that resulted in the termination of the first republic. Politicians never learn in Africa. Rigging is actually the easy part. Who can tell me the difficult aspect? |
EmekaStanley:The Nigerian corrupt judiciary will tell you there is a technicality in and. Let me explain it for you. Abuja is the only 'state' without governor, you know why? The president iss its governor. That's why he has power to appoint the Minister of FCT. If he fails to get simple 25 out of 100 or one over four 1/4, he's not qualified to oversee the 'state' because the people rejected him. Which governor is elected with less than 1/4 of votes cast in his state. No wahala sha, we are used to the corrupt Judiciary. We're only investigating between them and INEC, the more corrupt 'parastatal' |
Good one. The judiciary may not really be as useless as we thought. Oh, i just read the story...Brekete got involved. That's why she got justice. No justice anywhere |
maivd:The only time you have problem with Igbo is if you love and live a lie, or support injustice. That's why the Igbo have a saying that: Eziokwu bu ndu. |
isan:This should be subjected to academic research - who is representative of true Yoruba character, Afenifere or the mob. |
A people's culture seems to define them. We all know how people used to profile Yoruba tribe as double-faced chameleonic people who would say one thing and do another. All that has changed with the action of Afenifere and the Obidient movement. I personally thought I'd never trust a Yoruba man again with the action of some Yoruba politicians such as FFK and Fayose who I hitherto thought were men with principles. Nevertheless, Afenifere has shown character and principles which many Nigerian politicians lack. I hope Ohaneze is learning how to ALWAYS stand by the truth with what Afenifere has done. |
ahnie:Nne, I'll like to learn how to grill chicken. Will you hire me? |
Such a disgrace. Anyway, Abians made a statement at the polls. He's been roundly rejected. Imagine that this was a state that had someone like Sam Mbakwe. |
Birdbyrde440:You're very correct. When I saw APC figures in Abaji so different from the inner city, I realized they couldn't even score 5% in FCT. |
Jlow2:I really believe HE does. Always in the business of turning the wisdom of the wise to foolishness. |
Corridon:Hahahaha...at a time, I had that impression about Femi Fani-Kayode and Fayose. Now I no longer trust any one of them. If you're a Yoruba man, I find it difficult trusting you won't change the next hour. |
ganisucks:Granted, they're not smart, but they've stolen enough to hire smart people. We all saw professors rigging elections for them. |
As in, it was an easy ride rigging state after state. What happened in Abuja? Did they forget and never knew it would hook them on the throat down the line? |
INEC made a mistake appointing her. Next time, I'm sure they'll look for another Mahmood Yakubu type. Like INEC, like Judiciary... fantastically corrupt. |
1) Nigerians want good governance and are capable of making good choices. 2) The Nigerian political class are anti-masses and don't really care about the country. 3) Unless corruption is checked, capable hands can never lead the country. 4) The Nigerian political class are a lazy bunch who cannot survive without the loot of political office. 5) Obi could operate above board because he is a man capable of making money without depending on the appurtenances of political office. 6) The political class in Nigeria will do anything to maintain the status quo and keep sucking the country dry. 7) Unless political office is made less attractive and corruption checked, the country will continue moving in circles. 8. Nigerian constitution must be rewritten to have a functional country. 9) Going back to regional government could save the country. |
