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chamboi1:You can contact Emperordynasty: 08084968437 |
nepapole:Lol... I hope so, a mere look at Kante you go know say na mumu ![]() |
Patrioticman007:There is nothing like Nigeria really.... Until you understand that the establishment of Nigeria is an insult to your own intelligence even as a northerner, you won't prosper to do right things. The insult is that you blacks can't decide your territory and country and make good use of what your brains established yourself... That is, no dignity to your person as an African. (I know you won't agree though) How many times have you seen the Whiteman go decide territories for Arab people? If not that you have inferiority complex you wouldn't say the above. That said, I didn't talk about 1960, but I went back to the roots, 1914 where it really started. Now, I am not a biased person or an hypocrite like most educated northerner who shun the truth though they can read. You are very right about the first coup that the igbo people did and they are still suffering for it till today, now, if you include Yoruba as part of the conspiracy, well, I'm not interested in this argument, but remember Yoruba leaders were killed too, Akintola died in that coup so dont base it on your executed leaders alone, and it can't be forgotten. Now, superstitously, you're saying that Nigerians should seek their families for forgiveness as if you didn't carry out your vengeance in the counter coup, both igbo and Yoruba military officers died in the coup.... I won't talk about the Biafra war. But even with all these, why is your place, the North the most poverty ravaged part of Nigeria? Why do you have the most illiterate citizens. Why is your place most death ravaged area with terrorism? Is it also that your own people also need to seek forgiveness from your leaders killed in the north? So your killed northern leaders are also afflicting their own people from the spirit world because you people were included in the conspiratory coup that killed them don't be funny my friend.If Nigeria ain't working, why are your leaders not supporting the review of constitution so everywhere will be at peace? If you hate igbo so much, why not let them have their Biafra? Note again that I'm not interested in the first republic, but I specifically mentioned the amalgamation that is an insult upon our collective dignities as Africans, how they scattered the land. It was called "the partitioning of Africa" in the Berlin conference using various means especially deception. And whether you like it or not you are more or less like an animal to these foreign powers including your Arab masters you believe you have the same religion with, they don't have regard for you. It's the truth, go there and find out, these are not empty words. Unless you are happy to be viewed with a slave status, you would reason with the truth, but let me judge you a bit, you're a northerner and I don't expect you to reason with these truths. In your understanding, you believe you're in power in Nigeria and nothing else matters as long as the rest are beneath you. But there is a saying that the king of slaves is still a slave! I won't reply you again. |
Irupetepete:Just look at your thoughts... You can't even trace the origin of your problem. Why won't there be callousness when poverty is ravaging everywhere? Were there this level of callousness before 1914? >> check history. The greatest level of poverty first of the first is lack of food which wasn't known with our fathers, and in our land Yoruba where I believe you are part of, we ain't greedy and self centered, at least the majority. So before you mention Nigerians as one, retrace your steps a bit and know that Nigeria is an artificial creation supported by the whites to impoverish the victims inside Nigeria. Our fathers lived before Nigeria and didn't have some of the inhumane problems we have today. Yesterday a Yoruba woman attempted to sell her child for 600k. Have you seen her picture, and you would read poverty, frustration and hopelessness on her. An abomination in Yoruba land! And when they will deceive you, they will say, you're tribalistic and an ethnic bigot. Bvllsh!t In case you don't know or you wanna deceive yourself, there will always be tribalism and even racism. It's no wonder we go to a white man's country and we're treated like trash openly or subtly, it exists and will continue. Go to the Arabs and feel some of the wickedness that have ever existed among humans. So boss, that there won't be tribalism or whatever is balderdash! It will be and that's why Nigeria is not one, don't let them deceive you. If this country is broken, each tribe will have less people to blame and we will blame ourselves within ourselves, not that na Hausa dey cause me wàhálà, ha nooo! Na igbo o, dem wicked, no na Yoruba dem tricky, na fulani, dem evil. Without breaking this country, you're in for a long ride of wàhálà, take it or leave it. And your expectation of an angel to fix Nigeria is nothing but a pipe dream, highest, a good president will do 8 years and go, and after that maybe another devil will come and yoke your necks again. And so Yoruba can't develop well, Igbo can't express herself, Ijaw nation is drawn backwards all because the Whiteman want the katakata inside here to continue and they even favor a tribe better than others through international power. Note: what makes this prison Nigeria to continue is the deception of Nigeria and drawing away of our minds to forget where we were coming from (our original countries with great ancient empires) and bad enough, we're having new generations who don't even know history or culture or where we are coming from before Nigeria surfaced, all they know is Nigeria and their minds are locked. It looks normal to them when they see some strange people talking in another language they don't understand and they think they have a safe or normal country that works when originally the inhabitants are not one or United in thoughts or VALUE. So chief, before suffering reached this level na something be the root cause, not just surface cause. The inhabitants inside this quagmire are great and nice people, but what happens when they compete with limited resources which had been made scarce? Everyone becomes selfish and looks out for himself only, love will be lost. And worse enough the inhabitants are made weak especially through religion and they can't fight back as they ought to. There's no deliverance without addressing the root cause of the problem, that is, a peer into the beginning and foundation of this nonsense country is what will save more lives not the surface dressing and surface addressing of the problems that comes in pseudo elections and deceit that all will be well. We are human beings, not animals and if we want to really address our problems, let's not deceive ourselves. Surface dressing will lead to nowhere; politicians (northerners especially) don't even want to review the constitution and amend it to favor all region and you're talking about Nigeria as one and being great. And the ones they would review will take eternity for them to give it attention or pass the bill. All these when youths and children would have become aged men and women, so where is their life's quality and enjoyment. We still dey play! Peace# |
EastAlchemist:You've said it all... Thought and action control is key.... That's why I laugh at the guy above not being able to walk in his room naked coz of fear of spiritual wife . I call that living in bondage and fear rather than his so called control of spiritual space. |
shegzhkn:Extreme poverty keh? How? Please explain. |
Ertugrul:I have no info... But don't just rush into this things without correct tutelage. |
saintbillion:Very good... Lol 💯 |
KnowledgePower7:Do you live in a western country? If not, I see nothing to worry about. |
saintbillion:Hakimism?.. Just find a definition for it ![]() |
jonnieoneng:Though she was born in Spain, actually, she's of Tunisian and Libyan descent. |
adanonso:She should invoke the gods on them! ![]() |
[quote author=BloomingDale post=122527948][/quote]Lol... This is hilarious, but worthy enough to raise an eyebrow... Wàhálà for those who get spirikoko mothers whose pastors and religion are their brain ![]() |
danvon:Unnnnnnnn! 🤔🤔🤔🤔 |
HisenseTV: Omoawoke:It is even slave trade .. Trafficking is a reformed and sugar coated word to reduce the seriousness of what it is.... |
sanmtiago:Of course, it's everywhere, we see these things in the movies... Mexican cartels, Chinese Asian triads, even in our nollywoods etc. When oyinbo wan scam us and water down the seriousness of something, they change direct words to synonyms : they call it "Human Trafficking" ![]() This is purely Slavery, modern slavery at its best. Slave trade are in levels and still very much around. Trafficking is a sugar coated word ![]() Make person wey get ear hear and walk with care especially ladies. |
Queendera:Oya, kiss me for this comment |
ednut1:Baba rest, the guy dey trend for everywhere now. It was said that he'd been doing that even before he married this said lady, not that he started giving his properties to his mother after he married her. So how is it fraud? |
Demonicus:The guy is trending seriously on Twitter and reddit. ![]() |
angelboy01:This Eboue issue is very horrible. Poor guy think he don arrive dey go marry oyinbo. So after he became poor he settled for his ex he left for a white demon. Very horrible! ![]() |
fineboynl:Lol... I really hate the bolded. The spirit of hastiness and lackadaisical attitude is heavy with naija driving. That's how a Toyota corolla hit the side rear of a Toyota hilux or so when the hilux was about turning and I wondered how the accident happened. I'm sure the hilux driver was at fault turning when he ought to wait. I was on bike this day and I initially saw a car accident with Okada, also happened in a penultimate u turn before the u turn of the hilux and corolla. Almost same time, same day. |
theamazonguru:I have a very strong notion that she's female; but whichever, na confused fellow trying to form woke; but sometimes she makes sense, after all, even a damaged clock is correct twice per day. ![]() |
Sltp:The person you are quoting is a sadist seems she lives in europe sef but I am not sure, you should follow her comments henceforth to know she types like one not mentally balanced. ![]() |
Tadadobe:That dream is long, a pipe dream .... unless the inhabitants of Nigeria go back to what they had before those Brits came to colonize so each tribe can be unique in their own ways. It is simple. The Brits still got a hold on this country Nigeria, so how can you be free? You go to their country, wahala and depression, you remain here, na kasala, why? simply because they still have influence here. I mean their wind of affliction is everywhere their influence still holds. They run a frugal kind of lifestyle for their citizens although providing basic amenities. But if ye Nigerians want fresh air, you must undo the establishment (Nigeria) which is a British institution; then you can now start forging ahead, if not you wil only have scattered developments and merry go round kind of progress. |
arantess:You people should stop staying what a country... What do you expect from the country in the first place? Until the blindness cloak of deception of one Nigeria is removed first, the citizens especially the southern folks won't have peace. Or did you not know that those who forcefully merged us into Nigeria and scattered the uniqueness of each tribe are the same people holding Obi down in arrest? The turmoil is what they want continuously in our midst and you enable them by agreeing to the cursed establishment tormenting us all (Nigeria). The prayers of the wise is that the country should expire, if not oppression continues. It is simple. |
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tsdarkside:lolz.... chai ... dem crazy o which country did that happen? |
tsdarkside:Threatened with rape? Explain more ![]() |
MyAmericandream:Chaiii |
Offpoint1:What did you see there? |
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