Politics › Re: Biafra Or Death! A Lesson From Ipob Leader! by Sctests: 10:58pm On May 23, 2016*. Modified: 11:50pm On May 23, 2016 |
Hehehehe! yoruba muslims and fulanis were calling Kanu a fraud, thinking he was just like the regular cash-and-carry nigerian politician. Today they are fasting and praying that he denounces Biafra before they release him so that oil money can keep flowing to kaduna and osun.  |
Politics › Re: BAN ON GRAZING: AFENIFERE BACKS FAYOSE by Sctests: 10:09pm On May 23, 2016 |
bodeloja: Fulani herdsmen cant differentiate YAMS(Yoruba and Muslim) from Christians. Yoruba is Yoruba to the rampaging herdsmen.Fulani Biggots! But have the yoruba muslims realised this? Why are they toiling day and night for the fulanis?  |
Politics › Re: How 21 Years Old Imsu Student Was Shot Dead By Cult Member by Sctests: 10:04pm On May 23, 2016 |
Beremx: I graduated 2004. 99/.... Matric number.
Its a pleasure meeting a fellow Imo Star.  And you called yourself a youth on the other thread? LWKMD! |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Is Headed For A 'full-blown Economic Crisis'- Yahoo Finance by Sctests: 9:57pm On May 23, 2016*. Modified: 11:18pm On May 23, 2016 |
Every region or tribe that knows what is good for them should get their own country and a brand new valuable currency. Nigeria is dying off and the naira is useless, even worse the guy who calls himself president have destroyed what's left of it with his mundane utterances.
Jump out of the sinking ship now while you still can. It is impossible for nigeria to forward than this. You don't suddenly become a manufacturing nation like US and china overnight. Use your heads. To your tents everyone! Go home and start afresh.
If the oil is making it impossible for this to happen, then I say more Gbuaaa! Gbuaaa! to the pipelines! |
Politics › Re: BAN ON GRAZING: AFENIFERE BACKS FAYOSE by Sctests: 9:49pm On May 23, 2016 |
The yoruba muslims will take side with fulanis and curse Afenifere. Who wan bet? |
Politics › Re: Kaduna Refinery Shutdown Because Of Effect Of Niger Delta Avengers by Sctests: 9:45pm On May 23, 2016 |
TheGoodJoe: So the solution is make sure the Obigbo man faces even a tougher tasks to sell his goods.
If we are being real, the President has already made a proposal and put in the budget a coastal rail to ease the transportation suffering of those of us in the coastal areas.
This will make things easier. The economy is already bad and it is not this administration that wasted our resources. We should ask GEJ this.
We lose in this adventure the NDA is undertaking. This is our chance to have a coastal rail that will ease traffic and save lives lost to Highway accidents. But, no, we must cripple economy.
We cripple the economy, we lose. Simple. You have the right to choose to see it how you want. You take a bitter pill to get rid of an annoying parasite that is how the Avengers see the situation. Speeking too much grammar with the parasite north has never yeided any positive result you only get them to think when you threaten national cake at Abuja. If you dispute, tell me one Pro-south or pro-Niger delta policy or law that was made without getting the north hear some Gbuaaa! Gbauaaa! on what feeds them, 13% derivation? Amnesty? None! The only people who will disagree with these fact are the parasites themselves who disguise themselves on social media and preaching about oil spill, and you parasites sound thus- 'Hey Mr Niger-delta, don't take that bitter pill in a bid to get of rid of me, it will cause you some side effects" Every drug causes side effects and the Avengers are ready to take a bitter anti-parasite pill in order to get rid of the parasite. Nothing wrong with that. |
Politics › Re: "We Are Igbos, But Denied Igbo Because Of Biafran War" Says Ikwerre Youths by Sctests: 8:34pm On May 23, 2016 |
Beremx: I had an Ikwerre male friend who kept telling me he's not Igbo but a Niger deltan. he's a youth like me. I ask him if there's anything ethnic groups like ND and he ignores my question. I disagree with you that Ikwerre youths of these days don't deny their identity. it's worse today. You be youth  A dey laugh.  |
Politics › Re: Jonathan Reacts To Escape Rumour, Says ‘i’m Not In exile’ by Sctests: 8:30pm On May 23, 2016*. Modified: 4:10pm On May 26, 2016 |
Touch Jona and have oil production ground to 100% halt. The message is loud and clear for the stubborn towel-heads up north!  |
Politics › Re: Kaduna Refinery Shutdown Because Of Effect Of Niger Delta Avengers by Sctests: 8:27pm On May 23, 2016 |
deeflamez: That's why you all will never learn. There is no unity in all of your struggles because they are all personal. Today it's about oil blocks, tomorrow resource control, next day it's unemployment, then oil spill. When it's all over, they recycle another set of grudges, we want amnesty, then we want monthly allowance, we want gold streets etc. And the cycle goes on & on. The truth is that there will always be a group of miscreants with a trademark & title struggle, there will always be a topic. Anybody can carry arms for a struggle, but true struggle is taking it to the doors of the corrupt elites & leaders in your own region who have impoverished you, not killing the lives of the poor masses who are affected by it the most. When the so called frivolous demands are met again n again, another set of rogues will rise up with another topic for their own share of violence money, supported by the gullibles. What they need is enlightenment & sophistication which can only be gotten through hardwork & not laziness & destructive mindset.
We have a country of 170million, if every region were to take up arms for a struggle, trust me there will always be a title for it. SE Biafra SS Oil & several miscellaneous titles North Sharia SW = I don't know, but if a criminal needs to find a title for a struggle, then that's it. But we've moved past that & we're or interested in violence.
The North has experienced a lot, I'm sure those in support of Boko Haram earlier have either lost some family, friends, house or business to the violence. Now I no longer see supporters.
NDA is doing Niger Delta no good...none at all. Quit your epistles, you are not an Apostle. The message is simple, redistribute all the oil blocks from danjuma, indimi, deribe, Sanusi and other fulania to reflect national spread. Just as fulani their cows and other resources, the ND has the right to protect. The ND is saying in simple terms,Bayelsa oil can no longer belong to jigawa as a birth right. As the cows in jigawa does not belong to Bayelsa. These are simple plain issues, I don't know why you guys make simple things difficult until you start hearing Gbuaaaaaa! Gbuaaaa! from oil facilities.  |
Politics › Re: Kaduna Refinery Shutdown Because Of Effect Of Niger Delta Avengers by Sctests: 8:18pm On May 23, 2016 |
TheGoodJoe:
So you feel because Aba people can import their goods from Legos and sell their goods, it is better we destroy everything to a point to these Aba business men can not import at all. Why should a man from Obigbo who bathes and swims in the atlantic have to travel for hours with all the attendant risks involved to clear his goods and 'donate' import and export revenues to ingrates who refuse to acknowlege that Lagos was developed with the oil money in his backyard. Pray tell, if kano had a border with the atlantic won't we have lagos and kano ports functioning fully. |
Politics › Re: Kaduna Refinery Shutdown Because Of Effect Of Niger Delta Avengers by Sctests: 7:56pm On May 23, 2016 |
TheGoodJoe:
What concerns me, concerns President Buhari? Am I in Aso Rock with him? I am here in Port-Harcourt and you are saying me and Buhari.
We are blowing pipelines to cripple the economy. Tell me between people like me and you or President Buhari who will suffer the effect more.
This is about us becoming reasonable and knowing the economy is ours. If our economy flourishes, we grow, live better and have a better future.
When our youths use their hands to destroy the economy. We are doing ourselves one way or the other. Now I get your lamentations, you are one of the yorubas that work in oil companies in port harcourt whose jobs are threatened by the courageous NDA. You live in the land of 5%ers, hail your Buhari's insensitive comments but want NDA to stop the bombing so that you can keep your quota system job. Have you ever asked yourself why the port in PH only works when you want siphon Oil from there to lagos and Kaduna but will never work like Lagos port so that businessmen in Aba (which is just 20 mins away) can import and export their goods? Why should an Aba man have to travel on dangerous 6 hour and 12 hour journey to lagos and Kano to clear his goods even though the Atlantic is just a few minutes away from him. Has it ever made sense to you?  |
Politics › Re: Kaduna Refinery Shutdown Because Of Effect Of Niger Delta Avengers by Sctests: 7:34pm On May 23, 2016 |
@TheGoodjoe, It's funny how you are spamming everywhere with preachings as if you really give a damn about the NigerDelta. You elected an insensitive tyrannic buffon into power, you are only reaping what you sow. Let the pains continue I say until you decide to elect true democrats who believe in inclusive governance.
The South is more educated, the northern jackbooters wrote the constitution because they felt they won a war with colonial backing, therefore the country is their personal property. If Buhari know what GEJ did to maximize production let him do same. If he is too proud to say 'sorry' for his unguarded 5% statements then the 5%ers can't help you.
You and your sherrif must bear the brunt, if you still think your demi-god is right to see others as slaves, then i say more bombs to the pipelines. You zombies only understand violence! |
Politics › Re: Kaduna Refinery Shutdown Because Of Effect Of Niger Delta Avengers by Sctests: 7:10pm On May 23, 2016 |
mrvitalis: Thank GOd, the effect is minimal since the storage can cope with the supply, same thing power plants should do, so this attacks will become meaningless and it's effect will be near zero
Were is kelvin the faceless kidnapper today Nigeria army has a record for arresting faceless Niger Delta groups
And to my igbo brothers supporting ijaws, I laf, am Port Harcourt born and the hatred the ijaws have for igbos are clearly showing every day When it will clear in ur eyes is when igbos will want the support of the south south to win the presidency
My thoughts tho Keep fooling yourself with your fulani-inspired divide-and-rule. It's laughable to think an Easterner will support you fulanis over an Ijaw. |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Christians Wake Up Alert-sharia Bill 2nd Reading by Sctests: 6:45pm On May 23, 2016 |
yoruba christians watching like mumu as the yoruba muslims drag them to fulani slaughter house of sharia. Pity! |
Politics › Re: Asari Dokubo Speaks On Niger-Delta Avengers (video) by Sctests: 6:39pm On May 23, 2016 |
shiki: 97% + 5% =102% ....thanks Your Buhari doesn't know that. That's why he is popularly known as a dullard. |
Politics › Re: BREAKING: Fayose Makes History, Bans Cattle Grazing In Ekiti by Sctests: 6:27pm On May 23, 2016 |
Adminisher: Please executive directives are purely administrative things. You cannot violate constitutional rights of people because you are elected into office. So you want Buhari also to be using executive directives? . A lot of you won't be living in Nigeria if so. This directive is going to be ignored and mischievous people can disgrace this governor and he won't be able to do anything. Buhari is already ruling like a tyrant without regard for the constitution. A case in point is the detention of Kanu where the courts set him free THREE but his detention is based on Buhari's emotion. I'll advice Buhari to stop loafing around with.his 'converted democrat' posture and simply suspend the constitution and start making decrees like he has been itching to. Governor fayose has followed suit and made his own decree. You fulanis and muslim yorubas have been dared. Take your cattle there. |
Politics › Re: BREAKING: Wike Orders ARMY To Take Over ORASHI Region by Sctests: 5:45pm On May 23, 2016 |
Wike a million soldiers won't stop the bombing. Buhari is bent on setting the country ablaze, the Avengers are only helping him. |
Politics › Re: "Any Stray Cattle Will Be Assigned To Dept Of Stomach Infrastructure" - Fayose by Sctests: 5:43pm On May 23, 2016 |
DaBullIT: Isn't that what Fayose has always been about ?
Eat now and eat the future of your kids and grand kids along with it
But remember , If you use your power as a governor to rob Fulani herdsmen (It's blatant robbery)
Citizens will suffer the reprisals , not Fayose or his Family
Just my one kobo The way you slave for the fulanis, I just wonder if you are really yoruba. yoruba vs fulani issue you abandon the yoruba and set camp with fulanis because of Islam. Shame no dey ever catch you?  |
Politics › Re: Niger Delta Officially Disassociates Themselves From Biafra by Sctests: 3:56pm On May 23, 2016 |
The once great and respected yoruba race has been turned into a pitiable laughing stock as they slave for the lowly fulanis to protect the fraudulent lugardian contraption against the Old East. Shame!  |
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Politics › Re: Is It Fair For Britain To Still Be Taking 40% Of Nigeria's Crude Oil Revenue? by Sctests: 10:30am On May 22, 2016 |
Ariani: The British deserved it, they sponsored the Nigerians 100percent during the war, without the British unlimited heavy weapon supply,Gowon and his troops would have been decimated and annihilated by angry and patriotic Easterners.
Without the British, one Nigeria would had ceased existing in 1966, the North were even tired of one Nigeria and was screaming Araba( Division, secession) in the 1966 northern Riots and Easterners massacre. It was the British who convinced them to re evaluate their Araba stance and change it to one Nigeria, after showing them the rich potentials and Eastern oil wells and promised them 100 percent support to claim with. With their 40 % commission.
A worker is worthy of his wages. The British earned their stake in the Nigerian oil sector, it was won in the battle fronts, and can only be taken from them at the battle fronts. Harold wilson stood in front of the parliament in 1967 and declared that a neutral Britain is a big victory for the Biafrans and he was right. |
Politics › Re: Is It Fair For Britain To Still Be Taking 40% Of Nigeria's Crude Oil Revenue? by Sctests: 10:27am On May 22, 2016 |
wirinet: [s]
It is your ancestors that were Buffons. I wonder which resources you people (igbos) are always screaming about. Please list the resources that are/were present in igboland. The only resource I know of that interested the British in Igbo land were slaves.
It was not the British that imposed one Nigeria on us, it was the Igbos. The British gave us the opportunity to go our separate ways during independence, the Hausas and Yorubas were ready to go it alone, but zik and his tribesmen said no, now that the power equation is not in their favour, they throw up all types of tantrum like spoilt brats. You think you can colonize the eastern region and exploit their resources by forcing Biafra on them? You will be in for a surprise.
Yes, the British continued exploiting its colonies resources post independence, it is left for the colonies to come together and free themselves of economic and political exploitation as done by many other British colonies, ie USA, India, Hong Kong, etc. You cannot free yourself by creating another colony.[/s] Mr yoruba, you sound more intelligent when you are shouting 'ipod' all over the place and defending your fulani overlords like your breath depends on it. The concept here is far above your brain-grade. Biafra CAN NOT BE a British colony even your British masters know this and they fear it. |
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Politics › Re: IPOB Hails Niger Delta Avengers For Issuing Ultimatum To FG by Sctests: 10:18am On May 22, 2016 |
Was anybody expecting IPOB to condemn NDA? Left for me, all the pipelines in the land of the 5%ers should be bombed to smitherens. Let the north keep their cows, we have Efi Igbo. Let them keep their Tomatoes, we have Ofe akwu (banga stew).
Unity is not by force, there must be a willing consensus of every nationality to be together, documented and published in every Social sciences and history and government textbooks. Nobody will be a slave to anyone! |
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Politics › Re: If Buhari Had Won In 2003.... by Sctests(op): 9:39am On May 22, 2016 |
I have a feeling that buhari wouldn't have allowed thr nternet and social media to flourish in nigeria if he had won in 2003.
cc Seun, Lalasticlala GEJ ensured you have the press and internet freedom you are enjoying now. So don't be afraid to send this to FP. |
Politics › Re: Please Niger Delta Avengers, Stop Bombing Pipelines: Ohaneze Youth Council by Sctests: 9:27am On May 22, 2016*. Modified: 4:12pm On May 26, 2016 |
Isiguzoro Okechukwu, the shameless one who is always on the look out to sell his brothers for money and political relevance. A dying relic of ignominy in Igboland. |
Politics › Re: Is It Fair For Britain To Still Be Taking 40% Of Nigeria's Crude Oil Revenue? by Sctests: 7:23am On May 22, 2016*. Modified: 8:55am On May 22, 2016 |
Reyginus: Exactly. The fact Americans do not participate in the madness tells a lot about the motive. An intelligent president will stop the madness. We are yet to have one. Right, the US is a British colony but you will never find them in that gathering of British slaves called 'Commonwealth'. Should tell you a lot but will buffoons in Nigger area understand? |
Politics › Re: Jonathan’s Loss Triggered Biafra Agitations, Says Adesina by Sctests: 10:38pm On May 21, 2016 |
Thread full of yorubas and hausas fighting furiously for fulanis. Wonderful! lmao! |
Politics › Re: Jonathan’s Loss Triggered Biafra Agitations, Says Adesina by Sctests: 10:07pm On May 21, 2016*. Modified: 8:57am On May 22, 2016 |
Never knew Femi Adeshina had a morsel of cowdung in place of a brain in his skull. yoruba just continue fighting for fulanis against the SE/SS and don't stop. Your recompense will be served hot to you by Mr Karma in due time.  |
Politics › Re: Suspected Herdsmen Invade Ekiti Community, Kill Two Injure Several by Sctests: 10:04pm On May 21, 2016 |
hansad: Islam joins Yoruba and Hausa/Fulani together.
The likes of Tinubu and Fashola of Muslim faith in the south west do everything possible to cement the relationship between all Yoruba and Hausa/Fulani, for the sake of propagation of Islam in the south of the. The non Muslim Yoruba siddon de look like Lucozade.
Yoruba Muslims want easterners to keep quiet while Hausa/Fulani gradually impose their fierce Wahabi brand of Islam upon the eastern people under one Nigeria. But the east can't have that. That's behind all the insults from Yoruba Muslim diehards against IPOB people. You are correct. The problem with the south have been identified the yoruba muslims. They have sold entire yorubaland to their fulani overlords while the yoruba christians siddon dey look like lukuman. Their next plan is to sell the entire south to the Fulani. That's why yoruba muslims like joborskills, modath, dropshot and co really want the grazing bill. If the yoruba christians can't purge yorubaland of their muslims saboteurs, the entire south cannot unite though the SE/SS is stromg enough to give this fulani administration enough headache to last them till 2019, like they already doing. |
Politics › Re: Is It Fair For Britain To Still Be Taking 40% Of Nigeria's Crude Oil Revenue? by Sctests: 9:56pm On May 21, 2016 |
989900B: The moment ^^ when you mix Oshogbo weed with kingston's. Check very well. You are a muslim pro-fulani. Am I wrong?  |