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porthouse7:That's your vision which is divergent from Igbo's - fighting like animls for food. Igbo hve long evolved past that stage in the 60s. |
Odin13:This sounds really funny. But we Igbo have moved on from Nigeria. Our vision is an ethnic Igbo homeland devoid of all these retrogression seen in Nigeria. Meanwhile, El Rufai shouldn't lose sight of the fact that Igbo make up more than 50% of the so-called South South and as far as we are concerned, what's happening between El Rufai 's north and Tinubu is a storm in a teacup. The more they fight, the better things could be for both the Igbo and other nations in the country. Talk about the problem of Nigeria at each other's throat. The enemy of my enemy isn't my friend but the fallout of their fight wouldn't affect me too badly. |
Dunno what makes a woman beautiful though I know what makes them ugly. To me, the absence of contentment in the negroid female is the most distaasteful trait I've seen in human females. Seeing African women putting on Cucausian hair makes them seem really like objects of mockery to me. Why aare black women the only ones not ptoud of their natural looks. From a spiritual perspective, aa beaautiful woman is the one who has been born again, since the glory of God covers her. All others are ugly in spirit. |
YES...the church is the one sponsoring Jihads wiping off whole communities in NE, NW, NC, SE and SW of Nigeria. They are the terrorists killing off whole communities. |
DatNiggaDaz:This is why they're scared of going for Oduduwa Republic. They'd practically terminate one another via another 100 years civil war. It's good that there is no army that'll use a coups to stop them this time for them to turn around and blame Igbo in the guise of an Igbo coup. |
LegendHero:You go through the courts and don't behave like thugs. It's called due process. |
African pride. Igbo man. |
flokii:Thought you're one of the zonebees on NL. It's refreshing to see you make a sound comment. instead of defending nonsense, be objective. Perhaps the country may cease to be a shi..hole. |
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Tflex01:Reverse psychology indeed. So the master doesn't know his slave ?
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EmperorCaesar:So Ilorin is now in Igboland? |
Ttipsy:It's a bad idea...very bad. |
APCHaram:The first sensible thing I read from this forum from you. |
Mvnster:Those millions of Ibos as you call them are mostly migrating to the west the way they migrate all over the country and the world because Igbo are nomadic. More so, the anti-Igbo policies of Nigeria which you guys love such as strangulation of eastern economy incentivizes the migration. Let PHC, Warri and even Calabar ports be given equal status with Lagos and see what happens. Let me tell you a story, many of us never knew you guys are the problem of the country when we were young. In fact, we never believed our elders when they were saying it until we grew older and saw what our elders saw. May affliction never arise a second time in the form of Igbo escaping the Nigerian bondage only to be in the same country with the Yoruba. It reminds me of the biblical story of the man who escaped the lion in the street, came into the house and sat on the couch only to be bitten by a viper. |
mrvitalis:You understand them well. Wait for their fight with El Rufai-led Fulani to start and see how they quickly start singing southern unity again like chameleons. |
gidgiddy:You don't really understand those people. They simply love Nigeria because they love reaping where they didn't sow. All their hatred for Igbo and southern minority like Jonathan Goodluck was because they see them as obstacles to reaping where they didn't sow. So their natural inclination is a gangup with the Fulani against the rest of the south to...you know the answer - reap where they didn't sow |
Kreesxxx:Stop the lies liar. Here's evidence you're a liar.
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This is no news na. Even the British colonialists were aware. These white supremacists never wanted a black race that would challenge them. That's why Nigeria is a perfect cesspool fit to pull the Igbo back from making massive progress. Even Google acknowledges the fact that... Add intelligence and industry, you'd have had an industrialised economic powerhouse like Germany in the heart of Africa if Igbo were an independent country. This is why I tell people to forget the Biafra idea and focus on an independent Igbo country.
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Why the lie that Fahuyi died to defend Ironsi? A lie you guys have told for 50 years? |
But Adekunle Fajuyi, quintessential Omoluabi, refused either to surrender or abandon his guest. The gallant soldier went down with his Commander-in-Chief. In addition to this and several other acts of chivalry, Fajuyi’s six-month tenure as military governor marked him out as a man endowed with tremendous moral strength and exemplary leadership. What principles of Omoluabism undergirded Fajuyi’s thought and action? Why is this gallant soldier hardly ever remembered save in his ethnic base? What does this say about Nigeria’s imperfect union, the character of her values, the nature of her memory, the politics of her remembrance? These are some of the questions this lecture intends to address.This is a lie. Fajuyi never elected to defend Ironsi because he too was marked for death. Danjuma is still alive and every player of that era confirmed that this is another Lagos-Ibadan expressway propaganda. |
Senator Natasha Akpoti Uduaghan, who represents Kogi Central senatorial district, brought tears of joy to an old classmate during her recent Sallah giveaway on Facebook. The senator had announced a generous #5,000,000.00 (five million naira) giveaway to celebrate the festive season, inviting her followers to participate by sharing their account details. Among the sea of comments, one stood out. Eunice Bose Ogedengbe, an old classmate from GGUSS Obangede, dropped her account details, hoping for a chance at the giveaway. Little did she know that her life was about to change dramatically. Sen. Natasha, while going through the comments, recognized Bose and immediately responded with a heartfelt message: “Bose No way…You were my classmate at GGUSS Obangede right? Speechless to see u here. I’m sending you 1 million naira right away…pls confirm receipt. Hope to see you soon. God bless you Bose.” True to her word, Sen. Natasha sent Eunice Bose a whopping 1 million naira on the spot. The emotional reunion, albeit virtual, moved many to tears as Bose confirmed the receipt and expressed her overwhelming gratitude. This act of kindness has not only highlighted the senator’s generosity but also her deep-rooted connection to her past and the people who were part of it. Social media users have since flooded the post with praise, commending Sen. Natasha for her incredible gesture and the positive impact it has had on Bose’s life. |
Hmmmm... so quick? Sounds suspicious. So all of them were sitting at a place and were rounded up? And why was a general taken down so easily without personal guards?If high-ranking military officers are easy to kill like this, what's the fate of ordinary citizens? |
nikky5:The mind blowing question should be, were they voted in in 2023? People who stole power ince will steal it again, |
Or is the country permanently cursed with mediocrity in leadership by election riggers and soldiers of fortune?
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StreetFight:The way you're already begging with this your 30k a month zombiie work ba? |
Sharpsharp00123:takes one zonebee to support another |
Tinubu is flogging you with starvation yet your problem is Igbo> Are you sure you're okay? |
