₦airaland Forum

EzeUche:
BS!!!
There is no such thing 'SS'
Divide SS among the Yoruba and the Igbo to save anymore bloodshed. Let two majority groups hold sway and that will solve the Niger Delta problem.

mekusxxx:
Typical of you guys to eat, clean up quickly and pretend nothing ever happened? Every eddiot in that country knows about the PDP zoning arrangement, so who are you guys toying with? Yoruba eh!

ziddy:
I know people will say we are always negative even when LASG is taking positive strides, but wasn't the objective of the whole LCC fiasco 'to decongest traffic on the Lekki-Epe Expressway'?

And what volume of air traffic is being expected that cannot be adequately handled by MM International Airport?

doyin13:
lol. . . .you feel so smart don't you.

Are you assuming the privatisation of the distribution entities includes any powers to
generate or you know something everyone else doesn't know?

As far as I can tell from the article, there is nothing to indicate the power over generation
will be relinquished by the federal government and all the independent power projects
will still have to run through the national grid.

And seriously. . . . stop being an arse. . . .If you want to comparatively judge the size of your bosoms ,
I am sure the likes of Onlytruth, Dede1 and Eziachi will gladly oblige you.

doyin13:
hehehehe. . .Now I understand why those Igbo boys find you quite the irritant.

Indulge me though. . Tell me how power is distributed in a privatised environment.

ilugunboy:
Both the clip and the comments so far are damn hilarious! . Can't stop laughing.

Am cocksure that guy running and throwing punches to the wind is damn Yoruba.

That how we do it. Shakara too mucha

bgees:
EzeUche is the one in white. as big as he is , a light breeze almost fell him.

EzeUche:
Bgees you want some of this Bring it on!!! 

I take on all challengers. Especially Yoruba challengers.

I never did like you skin bleachers. Always trying to look Igbo.

doyin13:
I suspect the other ''regions'' will be against it because these
two could use their considerable financial muscle to buy most
of the limited power generated.

EzeUche:
Short and stocky?

Foolish stereotype. My whole family is tall? But you Yorubas are tall and lanky.

sjeezy8:
na stocky big head - gotta be igbo lmfao ahahaha

Dede1:
If Ohanaeze had remotely accommodated the thought of having meaningful political discussion with Afanifere or Ijo National Congress, I should unequivocally declare that Ndigbo have not learnt their lessons. Ohanaeze should first prepare to trail the blaze alone and maybe consider meaningful alliance with the Ibibio, Ananng, Efik, Atama, Ogoni and Ijo of old Rivers State. I do not want Ohanaeze to get involve with discussion centering on ways to perpetuate the existence of colonial contraption called Nigeria but means of bringing it to a glorified death.

sjeezy8:
zzz . . . . . snores

EzeUche:
Mehn MASSOB may need to turn violent.

It seems like the only thing that the gov't understands is pure violence. If the little Izon can make the Federal gov't bow down to them, then the mighty Igbo can definitely turn the East into a hotbed of turmoil.

We have waged a war for goodness sake and our numbers are ever increasing. I cannot wait for round 2 with those Hausa. Every time I look at a Hausa, I just want to go into battle with these worthy foes.

The Yorubas on the other hand I do not pay any attention to. There do or die politics is of no concern for me.

Onlytruth:
hehehe!

PDP will rule for 60 years! lmao!
The day we start fighting corruption, we start from the very top down to the gateman. 

Aloy+Emeka:
there is a big difference between wanting to go back home on your own accord and looking for a way home because of the unbearable circumstances around you.

answer my initial question: Didn't your cronies and you claim there are no Yorubas in the South south/East and North?. What are thousands doing stranded in the North?

mekusxxx:
^^^^^^
Igbo govs have since evacuated their people but Yoruba left theirs to die. Hahahahah

mekusxxx:
Buhahahah! Where is Afenifere when you need them most. They are busy parleying with Ijaw. Hahahaah!

Aloy+Emeka:
According to them, Uwazurike is a true son of Igbo land whose presence and activities through MASSOB have brought hope to Igbo, adding that he has succeeded in removing the veil of fear, cowardice, inferiourity complex, stagnation and hopelessness among Igbo.

They warned that the refusal to release Uwazurike may lead to civil disobedience.