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Bloody Yoruba murderers
Dem don start again oh!!!!

Gbawe:
I really pity folks like you. You are too far gone in ethnic hatred to realise what is important and what matters . While trying disgracefully to diss one of the greatest icon and musicians to come out of Nigeria , nay Africa, simply because he is Yoruba, you should tell us how many African musicians have very successful broadway plays , folks wanted to see , in their honour. Lowly bigot.

You are sad and pathetic with how your neanderthal hatred and bigotry affect every single thought to come out of your head. Someone you should ordinarily be very proud of , as a Nigerian, you try and demean because of their ethnic origin. You remind me of an American white supremacist who cannot see beyond Michael Jackson's black skin , to acknowledge him as one of America's greatest gift to the world, yet worships the racist Elvis like a god. You are not fit to mention Fela. He was never a mediocrity full of hatred like you. He defended all Nigerians bravely and suffered for it. Shame on you !!! Shame on you !!!

All this incoherent rambling just for Igbe?
Fela carry drug shyyyt, Baba suwe carry drug shytt
Shyyt cancel shit, kilo tun ku?
When you finish blowing this your half-hearted grammar, you go carry the shytttt, omolomo Igbe like you

Awon omo igbe

bestview:
I have just realised that you a bigger fool like your father inbreeder Obj. The ordinary almajiris killed the first class yoroobas abioala, kudirat, bola ige, fusho williams and what Yoruba leaders did was to collect bribe to seal their leaps in fear, as for your foolish awalowoa he committed suicide.

That was so harsh.
Wahala dey for naija ohhh!!!!!

Note that Diya was supposed to be a General, supposedly tested in resilience and subterfuge and he also was much older in age - they say wisdom comes with age

Ojukwu was a mere Colonel and also a young man with a lot of potential for juvenile delinquency

Diya, a ''General'', bowed, begged and cried before one single individual, a mere Major

Ojukwu, one single individual, ran away from 10s of 1000s of soldiers bent on killing him and his people

Taken together, Diya was 100x more cowardly and whimpy (my coinage) than Ojukwu.


Not just Diya, though

Abdul Karim Adisa also cried before Major Mustafa

Ogundipe was second to Ironsi, who was supposed to take over the leadership of the nation when Ironsi was killed. Instead he ducked and ran to England for fear of Hausa

Another Yoruba ''General'', Adebayo, in a recent interview confessed that he was the next in command to take over but that he allowed Gowon for the sake of peace.

Recently, a Yoruba Navy admiral (equivalent of one of the general cadre) was beating up a young, harmless girl instead of fighting in a war front

Yoruba Generals are cowards

In contrast many of the generals who have led wars in ECOMOG and other UN missions in several African countries have been Igbo
An Igbo General is currently a military adviser to the UN

Yoruba generals na so so mouth. They cannot fight or lead any war since after the Biafra war in which they rode on the backs of hausa/fulani/middle belt officers to fight Igbos.

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Eko Ile:
Diya like many nigerian military men showed great sign of weakness, fortunately for nigerians, he did not lead millions of nigerians to their death, dump them and took off running like a punk a's's puzzy coward.

Ojukwu remains the greates pussyyyyy punk coward and dishonorable military man ever.

Note that Diya was supposed to be a General, supposedly tested in resilience and subterfuge and he also was much older in age - they say wisdom comes with age

Ojukwu was a mere Colonel and also a young man with a lot of potential for juvenile delinquency

Diya, a ''General'', bowed, begged and cried before one single individual, a mere Major

Ojukwu, one single individual, ran away from 10s of 1000s of soldiers bent on killing him and his people

Taken together, Diya was 100x more cowardly and whimpy (my coinage) than Ojukwu.


Not just Diya, though

Abdul Karim Adisa also cried before Major Mustafa

Ogundipe was second to Ironsi, who was supposed to take over the leadership of the nation when Ironsi was killed. Instead he ducked and ran to England for fear of Hausa

Another Yoruba ''General'', Adebayo, in a recent interview confessed that he was the next in command to take over but that he allowed Gowon for the sake of peace.

Recently, a Yoruba Navy admiral (equivalent of one of the general cadre) was beating up a young, harmless girl instead of fighting in a war front

Yoruba Generals are cowards

In contrast many of the generals who have led wars in ECOMOG and other UN missions in several African countries have been Igbo
An Igbo General is currently a military adviser to the UN

Yoruba generals na so so mouth. They cannot fight or lead any war since after the Biafra war in which they rode on the backs of hausa/fulani/middle belt officers to fight Igbos.

When Fela was arrrested for drug many years ago, he was forced to shhyyte all over the place
Now Baba Suwe is also shyyting all over the place
What a shttyyyy affair we have going for some so-called celebrities.

Thrilling.

Okorocha signs N20,000 minimum wage for Imo workers
From VAL OKARA, Owerri
Monday, October 24, 2011
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Imo State Governor, Rochas Okorocha, will today, sign a new minimum wage of N20,000 with the organised Labour in the state at the state secretariat along Portharcourt Road, Owerri.

In a statement by the Special Assistant, Media (Print) to Governor Okorocha, Ebere Uzoukwa yesterday said the gesture to the state workers represented a substantial increase in the N18,000 national minimum wage approved by the Federal Government.

According to him, it also demonstrated Governor Okorocha’s commitment to the upliftment of the welfare of workers and to further motivate them towards living up to expectation in their responsibility to ensure that government policies and programmes were effectively implemented.

Okorocha who had earlier expressed that N18,000 minimum wage approved by the Federal Government was grossly inadequate to be regarded as living wage, promised to pay above the national minimum wage in Imo State.
Also, the recent report released by the Nigerian Governors Forum (NGF) rated Imo among 15 healthy states in Nigeria that could pay minimum wage and embark on capital projects owing to the prudent financial management policy of Governor Okorocha.

Apart from the N20,000 minimum wage, Governor Okorocha had equally approved the construction of 15km of roads in each of the 27 LGAs, construction of European standard schools in each of the 305 INEC wards in the state as well as other ongoing capital projects initiated by his administration.

Yoruba peeps, from certificate and visa forgery to academic plagiarism? Another first by our [b]shofistikated [/b]bruders

Ibadan Poly lecturers accuse colleagues of plagiarism

Written by Akinwale Aboluwade

Two lecturers of The Polytechnic, Ibadan, Oyo State have allegedly violated the copyright law.



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The lecturers were alleged to have plagiarised the books of other authors in their two books Perspectives in Psychology Volume 1 and Perspectives in Psychology Volume 2 written in 2000 and 2004 and sold to the students of the institution.

Two principal lecturers, Dr. Tunji Adewuyi and Mr. Samuel Olajumoke, in a petition titled: Allegation of Plagiarism and violation of Copyright Law to the Director-General, Nigerian Copyright Commission, Abuja dated September 19, 2011, said the two books were a verbatim production of the works of a colleague based in the United States of America.

The duo argued that the books were bereft of indigenous flavour and examples but rooted in Euro-American consciousness, models and academic paradigms.

They described the books as "a feat, we are sure, is beyond the academic competence of the authors.

"We have the original of the book and particulars of the foreign author and the title which the plagiarists copied wholesale for personal and economic benefits,"

Our correspondent, however, learnt that when a petition was written in 2009, the school authorities set up a five-member probe panel headed by Mr F.A Adeniran as chairman.

The term of reference of the probe panel reportedly are to investigate the allegation of plagiarism, recommend definite sanctions and to report back within two weeks from the date of the receipt of the memorandum dated November 18, 2009.

However, the panel had yet to submit its report, but investigation revealed that the purported authors were still going about with their duties.

Copies of the petition were said to have been sent to Governor Abiola Ajimobi, the state House of Assembly, Commissioner for Education, Commissioner of Police, the institution’s rector and the media.

The institution’s Public Relations Officer, Alhaji Soladoye Adewole, confirmed there was an allegation of plagiarism against the lecturers, as well as setting up of a panel.

He added that members of the copyright commission were invited but the petitioners could not substantiate the allegation as they failed to produce the book which the ‘authors’ allegedly plagiarised.

jason123:
Chei! They don rig election o!
Nchara aka South-east aka Sner etc don rig am with over 30 usernames.

Anyway, it is the Itsekiris. Everybody, go rest!

Either you carry juju for mouth or  you can use banned user names to post. Olodo

This is a meaningless thread for which voting is also meaningless.

[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=786846.msg9390794#msg9390794 date=1319216629]Everybody credits yoruba for that.my mum still insists i must postrate while greeting her.[/quote]Yoruba so-called respect for elders is fake. They dobale (genuflect) in your front and waka (curse) you behind your back. That is why Abiola, despite all he did, was betrayed by his brothers. That is why youths beat up Obas these days. That is why Fayose insulted Obasanjo in public. That is why Tinubu and his NL thugs are insulting Awo's wife. I can go on and on.

asha 80:
erosion problems in the south east is more about the soil texture than felling of trees.

SEner:
I am not sure that hewing down trees occurs more in SE than elsewhere and you may want to consider the fact that the erosion problem in the entire east of Nigeria (SE/SS) is due more to soil structure than soil cover.

Eko Ile:
Beyond platitudes and empty talk, show me any picture of your leaders planting trees? That shouldn't be hard to do.


Your kinfolk posted some article about tree planting and after reading the yeye article, they planted only 10 freeking trees? How do you set off a tree plantine program and all you did was plant just 10 freeking trees?

Lagos state alone planted 3 million trees and you jokers are talking about some 10 trees planting program


Are you people for real?

I guess you cannot beat a dead dog (Eko Ile) more than this. You let him die and rot

Lord have mercy

Two killed, others injured at ACN rally Featured
Written by  Eniola Akinkuotu


L-R: Member, Federal House of Representatives, Mr. Aliu Kazeem; Chairman, Itire-Ikate Local Council Development Area, Mr. Hakeem Bamgbola; and Mr. Bidemi Taiwo, during the campaign rally of ACN in the council area, in Lagos,  on Wednesday L-R: Member, Federal House of Representatives, Mr. Aliu Kazeem; Chairman, Itire-Ikate Local Council Development Area, Mr. Hakeem Bamgbola; and Mr. Bidemi Taiwo, during the campaign rally of ACN in the council area, in Lagos,  on Wednesday Agency
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Two persons died after fighting broke out at a rally organised by the Action Congress of Nigeria in the Gbagada area of Lagos on Monday.

Our correspondent learnt that the rally organised for the  local government elections, attracted supporters from various LGAs
An eyewitness, who spoke to our correspondent on the condition of anonymity on Wednesday, said the event was attended by a majority of the LGA chairmen in the state, along with their supporters.

He said, “The event began around 9am at Playground, Gbagada. Each chairman came with his own boys, wielding dangerous weapons.

“Some boys in the area (Bariga-Oworonshoki) where the event was held, led by a man identified simply as Ibrahim, felt it was their right to collect money from visitors.

“The thugs that accompanied various chairmen however told the thugs in the neighbourhood not to disturb them. This created tension as fighting broke out.”

It was learnt that the fighting was accompanied  by gunshots.
Our source said, “The Somolu Chairman,  Mr. Gbolahan Bago-Stowe, was accosted by the thugs but he said he didn’t have money to give them. Immediately, they pounced on him, seized his phones, wristwatch and other valuables from him.

“During the fight, one area boy known as Leke, lost his life along with another person while over seven persons sustained injuries. Leke was buried almost immediately according to Islamic rites.”

Bago-Stowe, however, denied he was beaten up by thugs, saying he only lost his valuables.

He said, “I was not beaten up, only my phones and wrist watch were seized by the thugs.

“I am sure it’s my political opponents at work. I don’t move around with thugs. Maybe that’s why they were able to accost me.

“I heard that about two people died, but I’m not very sure if it’s true.”
The spokesperson for ACN, Lagos, Mr. Joe Igbokwe, condemned the violence, saying violence was not the style of the ACN

“The ACN is a purely democratic party. We do not believe in violence. Hoodlums took advantage of our peaceful nature and decided to cause trouble. I am sure the hoodlums in question are not our supporters,” he said.
Meanwhile, many LG candidates for the state have begun work  on various abandoned projects in their areas.

Our correspondent who visited Oshodi, Ikate and Somolu LGs, saw labourers using sand and stones to cover up potholes on roads that had long been neglected.





On Oduduwa Street, Ikate, for instance, labourers were seen using sand and stones to fill up potholes which had marred the entire road.
Also, Dauda and Oshodi streets in Oshodi have become virtually impassable, making motorists to resort to using alternative routes.


An Commercial motorcyclist, who identified himself simply as Julius, said the outgoing council chairman did nothing to develop the area. He therefore pleaded with the state governor, Mr. Babatunde fashola to intervene.

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People wading through the flood at Jakande Gate, enroute Isheri-Osun to Ijegun Road in Lagos State, after a downpour on Tuesday.

Hope say no be Thifnubu use them for ritual

ACN youth leader, 2 others killed in Lagos flood

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Written by Kunle Awosiyan, Lagos Thursday, 20 October 2011
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A 35-year-old man, Nurudeen Opeyemi, and two other persons, including the youth leader of the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) popularly known as Nasiru were swept away by flood in Agbado, Oke-Odo Local Council Development Area of Lagos State, following the rain that fell on Monday.

Nigerian Tribune learnt that Opeyemi missed his step while trying to cross a trench and fell into the flood while Nasiru fell from his motorcycle and got drowned.

The identity of the third person could not be ascertained as of the time of filing this report.

Commenting on the issue, Mrs Idowu Dada, a resident in the area, said pictures had been sent to the state government to show the extent of the damage done by the rain and to solicit for prompt action.

However, some youths in the area had vowed to disrupt the forthcoming election in the area if the state government failed to address the recurring flood in the community.

Speaking with the Nigerian Tribune, the Supervisor for Works, Agbado, Oke-Odo Local Council Development Area, Mr Aderemi Adeyemo, said the council would move in to assess the level of damage to properties and loss of lives.

He said, “we will move in to assess the impact of the flood and contact the Ministry of Environment to seek the assistance of government for immediate intervention.”

IITA lakeside photo; that is not Ibadan property
lol

You have to pass thru tough security to get there. It is for Oyibo and staff only lol

Pukkah:
What does this thread AIM to achieve?

comparative greenery between SE and SW.

Eko Ile:

I'm not interested in your bogus on paper tree planting scheme? Show us pictures of your leaders planting trees and where the trees were planted.

So newspaper reports are now bogus?
Yet, the subject of this thread came off a newspaper report

How do we classify you?

On the issue of photos, I guess not everyone likes to be in the camera like Fashola for every FLIMSY REASON. Does that mean they are not working?

Eko Ile
Always been. The region is siting on a hilly terrain and when you mix hilly terrain and heavy flooding together, you get serious gully erosion.

Deforestation is another problem in the area.

I do not know how the SE is hillier and more flooded than Oyo and Ogun and Osun and Ondo
Some ignoramuses and their ways

naijaking1:
I don't know why you insist on making this issue political, it's survival as far as I know. If you understand that each state and region is unique in its own ecosystem, you'll understand why your question is redudndant. Lagos has an ecosystem that includes the ocean, swamps, and forest. Ibadan has problem with flood control, because someone decided to constrict the Ogunkpa steam drainage. We in the east have been blessed with a failry stable ecosystem until recently. The effect of cutting a tree this year would not be seen until 3-5 years time when the buried roots dry, shrink, and open a big gulley in the soil, and then erosion with subsequent rainfall.
Who cares whether Lagos is submerged into the ocean, or Ibadan is flooded like in the days of Noah, but my concern is that Igbos learn how to balance their own ecosystem. We don't have to suffer because others are suffereing too.

But I asked that you confirm that Igbo Govs deliberately cut down trees. I know that many states have tree planting programs. I participated in them many years ago. I am not sure that hewing down trees occurs more in SE than elsewhere and you may want to consider the fact that the erosion problem in the entire east of Nigeria (SE/SS) is due more to soil structure than soil cover.

My political response was to the likes of Eko Ile who assume that because Fasola plants a few trees, no other Gov does.
Ultimately most regions of the south suffer similar ecological problems, of course, to different extents
The only ecological problem perculiar to specific groups is desertification in the core north and ocean surge in the coastal states.