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Politics › Re: I Need Answer To Dis Question by Seunn11: 1:58pm On Aug 10, 2013
The husband of course!

Is divorce an option? If the jobs are very important to the two, then a divorce can ensure that they still work in the company while they cohabit. cool
Politics › Re: Lagos ''Deports'' fresh 46 Destitute To Osun by Seunn11: 8:42am On Aug 08, 2013
That is what responsible Government would do!
God bless the state of Osun.
Politics › Re: Lagos And Niger Delta’s Oil by Seunn11: 10:36pm On Aug 05, 2013
Dear OP,

I appreciate the succinct manner with which you brought forth your argument. That is very excellent.

May I also add that the Okonkwos, prior to their mass exodus to the yorubaland, never developed any culture worthy of being proud of. Even way before the civil war. Their mode of existence is merely momentary, without vision and very selfish.
The Yoruba have always been at the top of situation. It is not by mere lack of better things to say that earlier European anthropologists concluded that the Yoruba race is the most sophisticated in this region of the world.

In order to ensure that our way of life is not destroyed by the primitive invaders, it is necessary to embark on some form of refined eugenics, if you will, that will get rid of the virus that seek the destruction of its host.

Sincerely yours,
Seunn11
Politics › Re: Ladipo Traders On Rampage by Seunn11: 12:36pm On Jul 28, 2013
Desola: Well, that is good but you must start to sensitize those around you too. You are not boycotting them only because their products are substandard but because there is a subconscious/conscious war to polarise your land. Always remember that one Nigeria is a fallacy.

Enough of talking about politics, lets get into politics and make changes. The future of Lagos and the west of Nigeria lies in our hands.

We must set forth at dawn!
Spot on sister.
Simply sideline these parasites. Starve them of our resources and strengthen our security. We all know that anything is business to these losers. For this reason, we must keep eyes on them.
I suggest that we have a database of all ibos living in SW. Their activities must be updated regularly. And systematic ways of permanently removing them must be explored.
Politics › Re: Ladipo Traders On Rampage by Seunn11: 7:36am On Jul 28, 2013
Ibos have come again o...
Why can't these people realize that they are not needed in the SW anymore.
Let them take their clannish behavior to Maiduguri
No Yoruba land owners should sell land to these vampires o. Land lords should terminate rent as well. Enough is enough.
Politics › Re: Okonjo-Iweala Interview With Christiane Amanpour On CNN by Seunn11: 3:26am On Apr 17, 2013
Whenever I see this lady, I can't but think of two things...hahaha...
Puff puff and an amphibian... If you call the name, na you sabi.
Btw, FTC.
Politics › Re: kano bombing; Biafra zionist to send 500 military pilots for trianing in Israel by Seunn11: 9:46am On Mar 30, 2013
As a liberator of the crushed, despised, ignored, crime-ridden, vanquished, jewjew people of Biafra, I would like to support your war effort with a total sum of one million Biafra pound. As I am aware that the currency is not a legal tender anywhere in the world, I would like to pay the equivalent of the sum, I.e. Two hundred naira only to the central bank of biafra, CBB.

Signed
Politics › Re: The Injustice And Disgrace Going On In Port Harcourt by Seunn11: 10:09pm On Mar 17, 2013
let the ibos go and start their super businesses in aba o! Land snatchers!! tongue
Politics › Re: Headmaster, Three Teachers Shot In Kano by Seunn11: 6:36pm On Mar 12, 2013
Who is hell bent on destroying the north?
Spirit of Ojukwuu! Civil war. Ah!
Politics › Re: Lagos, South-west Now Targets Of Boko Haram, Ansaru by Seunn11: 2:07am On Feb 24, 2013
[quote author=Dudu_Negro]watch out for people like these..... they are infiltrators and will be the footsoldiers used by boko and ansaru to commit evil in yorubaland.[/quote]Definitely!

The are the Ansaru (JAMBS) cry
Health › Re: 3 Korean Doctors Murdered In Yobe by Seunn11: 1:59pm On Feb 10, 2013
The killers need not be northerners. Can't some tribalists from the jewist tribe do it in order to destroy the north? Watch your back.
Politics › Re: Nigerian Soldiers Ambushed At Okene, Kogi State by Seunn11: 2:48pm On Jan 20, 2013
The Arabs keep pushing deeper into the African continent. They keep killing black people and taking over their resources and land.

They do not do it alone. The conspiracy is deeper. Western nations are part of the game. The Arabs are just their cavalry who ride on a religion that is stoked by the ignorance and naivety of the black man.

The black man is very gullible. Make him an imam, he will plead his life as a slave sacrifice to the dirty and smelly Arab. The bloodthirstiness of the crooked-peg-nose camel rider is even further aggravated in this manner. A chant of "Allah-Ak bur" is one that the "Abeed" must response to - a call for the blood of his black brothers and sisters. Black women are seen as intimacy gadgets until they are slashed open with sword or dagger. Does anyone remember how black people were massacred in Libya for what they knew nothing about? Please, go on YouTube to refresh you memory in case you have forgotten.

What is the reason for the attack on Mali? None. Well, they accused the Malians of practicing "heathen" religion. Laughable, is it not? Mali is historically the centre of the Black African scholarly activities and commerce. Timbuktu, anyone? The mosque in Timbuktu is the first in the black Africa. If Mali is attacked for the amusing accusation of being heathen, then the silly imams in Nigeria who support Arab imperialism need to be publicly flogged.
Politics › Re: Nigerian Soldiers Ambushed At Okene, Kogi State by Seunn11: 2:48pm On Jan 20, 2013
The Arabs keep pushing deeper into the African continent. They keep killing black people and taking over their resources and land.

They do not do it alone. The conspiracy is deeper. Western nations are part of the game. The Arabs are just their cavalry who ride on a religion that is stoked by the ignorance and naivety of the black man.

The black man is very gullible. Make him an imam, he will plead his life as a slave sacrifice to the dirty and smelly Arab. The bloodthirstiness of the crooked-peg-nose camel rider is even further aggravated in this manner. A chant of "Allah-Ak bur" is one that the "Abeed" must response to - a call for the blood of his black brothers and sisters. Black women are seen as intimacy gadgets until they are slashed open with sword or dagger. Does anyone remember how black people were massacred in Libya for what they knew nothing about? Please, go on YouTube to refresh you memory in case you have forgotten.

What is the reason for the attack on Mali? None. Well, they accused the Malians of practicing "heathen" religion. Laughable, is it not? Mali is historically the centre of the Black African scholarly activities and commerce. Timbuktu, anyone? The mosque in Timbuktu is the first in the black Africa. If Mali is attacked for the amusing accusation of being heathen, then the silly imams in Nigeria who support Arab imperialism need to be publicly flogged.
Politics › Re: Mali-bound Nigerian Troops Attacked At Okene, 2 Soldiers Killed by Seunn11: 6:34am On Jan 20, 2013
The Arabs keep pushing deeper into the African continent. They keep killing black people and taking over their resources and land.

They do not do it alone. The conspiracy is deeper. Western nations are part of the game. The Arabs are just their cavalry who ride on a religion that is stoked by the ignorance and naivety of the black man.

The black man is very gullible. Make him an imam, he will plead his life as a slave sacrifice to the dirty and smelly Arab. The bloodthirstiness of the crooked-peg-nose camel rider is even further aggravated in this manner. A chant of "Allah-Ak bur" is one that the "Abeed" must response to - a call for the blood of his black brothers and sisters. Black women are seen as intimacy gadgets until they are slashed open with sword or dagger. Does anyone remember how black people were massacred in Libya for what they knew nothing about? Please, go on YouTube to refresh you memory in case you have forgotten.

What is the reason for the attack on Mali? None. Well, they accused the Malians of practicing "heathen" religion. Laughable, is it not? Mali is historically the centre of the Black African scholarly activities and commerce. Timbuktu, anyone? The mosque in Timbuktu is the first in the black Africa. If Mali is attacked for the amusing accusation of being heathen, then the silly imams in Nigeria who support Arab imperialism need to be publicly flogged.
Politics › Re: Nigeria's Bonga Oil Field by Seunn11: 12:38am On Jan 16, 2013
aribisala0: I am not writing my biography so I won't discuss myself.It is very easy for us to start with Bonga field and end up discussing the interaction of aluminium quarks when subjected to a magnetic field. Wherever you believe Bonga should be is irrelevant to what eventually happens. If you work in shell as you claim you must have heard of the likes of Precious Omuku,Edmund Daukoru,Omene,Omenai,The current petroleum Minister and indeed HER FATHER who are all Niger Deltans who rose to very senior positions ofen the first Nigerians to do so among many others from the Niger Delta.The oil industry is a technical one not a political party.Your claim and I quote your words that; a situation where they can't even get into the oil sector in any form is clearly hyperbolic at best and propagandist or worse at worst.You claim to work for Shell and also to be from the Niger Delta huh.
There is nothing wrong to have convictions but you persist in being obnoxious and incapable of having a disagreement that is not respectful. I can only wish you Godspeed in your realisation of your Delta republic.I opened this thread to discussed a different subject from Niger Delta grievances which are well documented elsewhere.I am quite keen to know the research coordinates of that field for my own research and it is clear you can't help me. I will say no more for now.
Aribisala,

I doff my hat for the mature way you have been interacting via this thread. I admire your levelheadedness.

Da lover,
I understand the angle you are coming from. You are very passionate about what your think belong to Bayelsan people. I salute your courage to speak your mind freely.

Now for my own knowledge, I would like to know what coordinate the oil field Bonga lies.
In your post, Da lover, you concluded from the supposed Shell's map that the oil field belongs to Bayelsa. The contradiction with that is that if that is true, then SNEPCO would have been operated from Port-Harcourt as it would fall under their Eastern operations. Is it not economical to do that?

As it is now, the location of the field does not seem to belong to any state as far as the law of the land is concerned. It seems to be located off western coastline of the country though.

I am opened to education on this.
Politics › Re: Lie: Igbo Do Not Own 70% Of Abuja. All Nigerians Are In Abuja by Seunn11: 10:20am On Nov 04, 2012
Ngwakwe: Most of the names you are seeing on paper are used as alias by some Igbos to acquire those properties and secondly other tribes get the allocation, only to resell
to Igbos who are business minded.
Laughs!
It should be the so-called "business minded" Igbos selling the lands to others since they are "business minded"

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