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Politics › Re: There Are No Igbo Speaking Tribes In Akwa Ibom. by selemempe: 9:14am On Oct 02, 2019
Haywhysat:
good and u won't even see a yoruba man forcing an edo person to be part of yorubas, that's it...
nobody is forcing anybody...only fulanis do that. You claim Edo and kwara....that's good..we claim our territory in south south...

As you claim kwara, I have heard the father of bokula saraki warn that they are fulanis not yorubas...the thread is here
Politics › Re: There Are No Igbo Speaking Tribes In Akwa Ibom. by selemempe: 8:18am On Oct 02, 2019
justtoodark:
i am urhobo,i am part of your nearest neighbors....
so how is urhobo different from anioma people?
Politics › Re: There Are No Igbo Speaking Tribes In Akwa Ibom. by selemempe: 8:00am On Oct 02, 2019
justtoodark:
you are the peoples in shackles....

we south south people are no longer gonna tolerate insults online no more....
you are from south south the same way I am from Singapore undecided
Politics › Re: There Are No Igbo Speaking Tribes In Akwa Ibom. by selemempe: 8:00am On Oct 02, 2019
justtoodark:
you dont remember....

why do you think your nearest neighbors are so different than you today....??
who are our nearest neighbour? And how are they so different
Culture › Re: Princess Inikpi Buried Alive, Sacrificed For Survival Of The Igala Nation. Video by selemempe: 7:51am On Oct 02, 2019
Savages
Politics › Re: There Are No Igbo Speaking Tribes In Akwa Ibom. by selemempe: 7:28am On Oct 02, 2019
justtoodark:
you do remember who were the Aro confederacy....and what they did in the past....right....??
the most important thing they did was form a true federal government when your people were still living in caves
Politics › Re: There Are No Igbo Speaking Tribes In Akwa Ibom. by selemempe: 6:09am On Oct 02, 2019
Haywhysat:
the difference between igbos and yorubas is, you will never see a yoruba man forcing himself on republic of Benin or Togo where there are sizeable number of yorubas... Have you seen kunle Afolayan, or Femi Adebayo or even CDQ claiming they aren't yorubas?? Buh here we are, seeing SS people telling you guys to stop forcing unnecessary attache attache...
because we lost a war... obviously. However I have seen yoruboids from Edo say they are not yorubas. I have also see the map of oduduwa Republic and the Edo's made it clear they don't want a part of it
Politics › Re: There Are No Igbo Speaking Tribes In Akwa Ibom. by selemempe: 6:06am On Oct 02, 2019
Lastorator:
THERE ARE NONE MY BROTHER, I CAN BET MY LIFE ON IT, THATS WHY YOU WONT SEE A SINGLE �N COME TO THIS THREAD AND SAY, I AM FROM SO SO AND SO VILLAGE IN AKWA IBOM, I AM IGBO....

CALABAR ON THE OTHER HAND HAS THE MOST DIVERSE CULTURE AND LANGUAGE IN NIGERIA, IMMEDIATELY YOU WALK PAST 20HOUSES, YOU WILL FIND A NEW LANGUAGE THERE... SO IT MIGHT BE POSSIBLE... I AM SPEAKING WHOLLY FOR AKWA IBOM STATE... MY STATE,MY JEWEL...
it's ok...we don't need indegenous Igbos In awka Ibom to be brothers.
The aro of Abia state and the ibibios are a bloodline and used to be in a country called Aro confederacy before 1900
Politics › Re: SEE 3 Men That Changed The History Of Nigeria by selemempe: 6:03am On Oct 02, 2019
seunmsg:
At independence, the British handed over Nigeria to two out of the three men in the picture. Azikiwe as Governor-General and Tafawa Balewa as prime minister. The kind of leadership they provided from 1959-1966 laid the foundation for what the country has become today. We had great potentials at independence but they ruined everything with their incompetence, ethnocentrism, corruption and hatred for Awolowo.
awolowo is the reason for the first coup...his constant fighting with his protege akintola heated up the polity so much he was involved in a fantom coup that landed him in federal prison. Every other region was doing their thing while the west was burning to the extent it was called the wild wild West.

Kaduna nzeogwu that led the coup was formally from Western region and was a strong awoist. His naivete in not realising that his revolutionary coup to foster awolowo on the country would blow back on him and that awolowo himself would deny him is the reason we are in this message today.

People say ifeajuna led the coup... ifeajuna was a pawn in the whole thing and he grossly over estimated his part
Politics › Re: SEE 3 Men That Changed The History Of Nigeria by selemempe: 5:51am On Oct 02, 2019
Haywhysat:
Okay then, i can't say, i haven't been to Enugu state as well. And i wasn't even comparing the two, just saying there are sizeable number of igbos in North as well...
of course Igbos are MTN..no doubt. But the idea that the north with the highest population in the country is not the highest economic migrants around the country but Igbos is a big lie told by yorubas
Politics › Re: SEE 3 Men That Changed The History Of Nigeria by selemempe: 5:44am On Oct 02, 2019
Haywhysat:
Well, am presently serving in katsina and i have seen many igbo people here, even more than yorubas... That's all. If u don't knw something, stop asserting, u haven't been to North self.
compare the Igbos in Katsina with Hausa in my neighborhood in Enugu...almost every gate in my neighborhood is guarded by an abokìs and almost every beer parlour in our area has an abokì suya seller.
Politics › Re: SEE 3 Men That Changed The History Of Nigeria by selemempe: 5:40am On Oct 02, 2019
Haywhysat:
U are very ignorant.. Come to katsina and see ur Brothers doing all these menial jobs, u knw nothing...
like what? Video one of them and show me cos the chances of me coming to Katsina in this life is near to zero. What for? To be killed by terrorist?
Politics › Re: SEE 3 Men That Changed The History Of Nigeria by selemempe: 5:39am On Oct 02, 2019
ServantsOfTruth:
Tell me how is he's misleading people with his information?


Bro this guy is 100% right

Take it or you leave it
Britain didn't colonise any European country please. The nearest they were to that was with Ireland and nothing else
Politics › Re: SEE 3 Men That Changed The History Of Nigeria by selemempe: 5:38am On Oct 02, 2019
ServantsOfTruth:
Tell me how is he's misleading people with his information?


Bro this guy is 100% right

Take it or you leave it
I won't take it and I won't leave it.

Britain colonised France? How old are you first
Politics › Re: There Are No Igbo Speaking Tribes In Akwa Ibom. by selemempe: 5:36am On Oct 02, 2019
Lastorator:
You guys still dont know that akwa ibom state is different from cross river, we are 30years already
I don't know about Igbos in Akwa Ibom state. But I am 100% sure of Igbos in cross river
Politics › Re: There Are No Igbo Speaking Tribes In Akwa Ibom. by selemempe: 4:27am On Oct 02, 2019
dokyOloye:
Igbos dey Abi local govt well well too.
Gov Imoke sef,dem de suspect he get Igbo ancestry.
they are not suspecting. He is a full blooded igboman
Politics › Re: See How Nigerians Celebrated Her Independence On Saturday, 1st Of October, 1960 by selemempe: 1:09am On Oct 02, 2019
Tolexander:
you people will just type anything on google, swallow every chunk seen and vomiting them at will.

Can you provide what the senate formation of the country was as at independence for the country to have a senate president which Nnamdi Azikiwe was, like you claimed?
Any credible and published reference to that?

Nigerian Federal election held in December 1959, bringing the alliance of NPC and NCNC to form a government. They had a deal among themselves, ie NCNC and NPC, Sir Tafawa Balewa, Sir Ahmadu Bello and Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe being the chief actors and all were able to reach a deal.
We all know the system, which was parliamentary.
Tafawa Balewa became the Prime Minister, while Nnamdi Azikiwe would be the Governor General after Sir James Robertson had left finally for Britain (Robertson eventually relinquished in November) which he did in November, about a month after the independence.
So tell us the role Azikiwe held as the Senate President then.
this Mumu is still not humble o...wow. who was senate President on October 1st 1960?
Politics › Re: SEE 3 Men That Changed The History Of Nigeria by selemempe: 3:12pm On Oct 01, 2019
FiftyFifty:
No wonder. But Abuja too is North, if you don't know. "Sweet life in Enugu" indeed, tell that to the marines...
I have told that to the marines na...are you not a marine spirit undecided
Politics › Re: We’ve To Be Happy That We’re Still Together — Edwin Clark by selemempe: 3:06pm On Oct 01, 2019
Area4Area:
It was the wrongest move at the time, Ironsi had signed the anti-secession decree into law after destroying the wish of an earlier secessionist, Adaka Boro. You can't eat your cake and have it.
Wouldn't want to bother you on why Zik refused de-amalgamation and referendum and secession.
so you have gone from that Igbos really didn't want their own nation to the jibberish you wrote here.

The problem with you in particular is your inability to be consistent or stick to one narrative.

That was why you went from claiming Anambra with your old Monika to now claiming Yoruba.

Stop wasting my time until you make up your own mind on what narrative to push
Politics › Re: Kano-maradi Railway: Buhari Linking Sahelo-sahara With Nigeria Coast by selemempe:
Lmao
What did I read? Opening Nigeria up to new economic possibilities by linking Nigeria and Niger? What economic possibilities have Niger got to offer?

The only possibilities this corridor will bring is new terror tactics and smuggling route.

The north and its low IQ leaders have always been our undoing.

Most people call the 1970s as Nigeria's best decade. You know why? Because it is the only decade an abokìs was not in power for up to 2 years.

Another good era for Nigeria was 1999 to 2015.
Now the abokìs are back again. With their poorly thought out policies
Politics › Re: We’ve To Be Happy That We’re Still Together — Edwin Clark by selemempe: 1:54pm On Oct 01, 2019
Area4Area:
Why didn't the 30million Igbos speak up against him and his ambition, why didn't they tell him that they wanted Biafra or were they all blind, deaf and dumb?
Perhaps they were scared to speak up for themselves and only Zik was man enough to speak on their behalf
so what did the 30 million Igbos do from 1967 to 1970?
Politics › Re: We’ve To Be Happy That We’re Still Together — Edwin Clark by selemempe: 1:18pm On Oct 01, 2019
Area4Area:
Where is Zik and Ironsi from again, please remind us
what are you talking about. What does zik,s ambition have to do with the yearning of over 30 million Igbos who want biafra
Politics › Re: Igbos Always Supported PDP, They Can't Get 2023 Presidency Under APC -Tony Momoh by selemempe: 11:57am On Oct 01, 2019
APC shit is filled with reckless idiots. Even a kid in PDP won't say this shit
Politics › Re: SEE 3 Men That Changed The History Of Nigeria by selemempe: 11:53am On Oct 01, 2019
FiftyFifty:
This tells a lot about you; one of which is that you have never set foot in the North. I regret wasting my time on you. Keep deceiving yourself.

Happy Independence once again.
why would I want to step foot in the north pass Abuja? So I will leave my sweet life in Enugu and go to Sokoto deserts...what for
Politics › Re: SEE 3 Men That Changed The History Of Nigeria by selemempe: 11:37am On Oct 01, 2019
FiftyFifty:
But Ibos are still licking the ass of their leaders over a single threat issued by their youth.... How many Northerners are there in the Yeast compared to the Igbos in the North? Never seen a tribe that is this cursedly ingrate. Pigs, indeed.
every street in the east is littered with northerners selling kiosk or frying suya or begging
Or doing cattle herder
There are by FAR much more abokìs in the east than Igbos in the north. By at least 3 million more abokìs in the east. And for your info the reason Igbos in the north are thought to be more is because they are richer...an igboman can be the richest person in his neighbourhood in a northern state while the abokìs in the east are poor peasants
Politics › Re: SEE 3 Men That Changed The History Of Nigeria by selemempe: 11:26am On Oct 01, 2019
FiftyFifty:
Whatever. But Ibos will continue to pay for that heinous crime till eternity. They were cursed and cursed they will remain. They will continue to live in bondage in a prison cell all over the world for one crime or another which becomes their identity. They're despised home and abroad and they can't live in their erosion ladden tiny enclave that is not up to one state in another part of the country. And above all NO BAFRA. Chai!
the disease-filled north is actually the cursed land. They are suffering from desert encroachment, insecurity, poverty and illiteracy...the worst part of the world...no wonder they want ruga
Politics › Re: Why Igbo's Are Ahead Of Other Tribes In Nigeria, Obasanjo Speaks by selemempe: 11:21am On Oct 01, 2019
Sirjamo:
You are obviously the one living in a Cave. You should travel wide and see if your people are actually ready to join you in that Fantasy you call Biafra
the next building to mine in Enugu is filled by Yoruba families...we don't go about telling you that you guys are leaving your region. All of you now equate the number of Igbos in Lagos and Abuja to mean we are running from our region...isn't that low self-esteem?
Politics › Re: SEE 3 Men That Changed The History Of Nigeria by selemempe: 10:57am On Oct 01, 2019
KingOfAllIgbos:
Well in the return match... they took 3 million as suya. cry
nope. That was done by awolowo...who deviced a blockade. The north don't have the capacity to harm an igboman in igboland
Politics › Re: Why Igbo's Are Ahead Of Other Tribes In Nigeria, Obasanjo Speaks by selemempe: 10:55am On Oct 01, 2019
adoboy04:
Only self help indeed. No allocation from fg and no senator or house member, and even gov. These people sabi proud oh. I heard the war was also fought at port, calabar,benin, warri, balyesa and akwaibom. While all these people no dey cry like Igbo always.
the wars were not fought they...read your damn history. Poor students of history everywhere
Politics › Re: Why Igbo's Are Ahead Of Other Tribes In Nigeria, Obasanjo Speaks by selemempe: 10:54am On Oct 01, 2019
Sirjamo:
You want your own Country, yet there are thousands of Igbo even in Maiduguri where BH has been killing people for a decade!

Your people prefer to die in other regions than return home, despite your claims that you people are the best in Nigeria, why not liberate yourselves by going home and live in your Paradise instead of waiting to be freed from your slavery in a united Nigeria?
can u provide any real evidence that there are up to 1000 Igbos in Maiduguri? Can you provide any evidence that the number of northerners in the east is not bigger than easterners in the north?

Again we left and went back to our region and stayed there for 3 years... you guys called it treason and sent people to die to bring us back

Are you not ashamed of yourselves?
Politics › Re: Why Igbo's Are Ahead Of Other Tribes In Nigeria, Obasanjo Speaks by selemempe: 10:35am On Oct 01, 2019
slimay:
Is that a question??
is this an answer?
Politics › Re: Why Igbo's Are Ahead Of Other Tribes In Nigeria, Obasanjo Speaks by selemempe: 10:34am On Oct 01, 2019
Sirjamo:
Should Hausa and Yoruba decide to do Ethnophobia for just one week and kick all Igbo out of their territories back to the east, the Igbo land will be worst than South Sudan.
the Igbos did that on their own in 1967...did you forget? The Igbo is also asking to be allowed to go form their own country now. Are you living in a cave

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