Politics › Re: What Are The Legacy Projects From Bola Tinubu 1999-2007 Tenure by SLAP44: 8:10pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
PIMPAR: You have no electoral values, so Tinubu doesn't need to convince you with his achievement PMB has proven that on many occasions. You are political parasites. Therefore, Asiwaju doesn't need to waste his energy on una All these grammar just to dodge showing us even a single legacy project of the man you have been worshipping  |
Politics › Re: What Are The Legacy Projects From Bola Tinubu 1999-2007 Tenure by SLAP44: 8:07pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
PIMPAR: Let your charity begins at home first It's better you should more concerned about Potopoto Republic first Charity should begin from Iragbiji  Home town of Tinubu vs hometown of Ngige Iragbiji vs Alor London 
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Politics › Re: What Are The Legacy Projects From Bola Tinubu 1999-2007 Tenure by SLAP44: 8:04pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
PIMPAR: Focus here, you are more needed in potopoto republic first Tinubu didn't even share common kerosene, he just empower area boys to rob other Lagosians blind. Many of you loved him because they believed he was harming outsiders, so he got in and robbed you all more. |
Politics › Re: Welcome to Iragbiji, the real hometown of Asiwaju Tinubu by SLAP44: 8:01pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
What were Bola Tinubu Landmark projects when he was in Lagos as governor? I want to see whether to vote for him in 2023  |
Politics › Re: What Are The Legacy Projects From Bola Tinubu 1999-2007 Tenure by SLAP44: 7:57pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
RuudVanNisteroy: Lateef Jakande projects he constructed are visible are visible from when he ruled Lagos state from 1979 to 1983. Why are you refusing to point Bola Tinubu projects from 1999-2007? Tinubu achieved nothing but noise. |
Politics › Re: What Are The Legacy Projects From Bola Tinubu 1999-2007 Tenure by SLAP44: 7:57pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
OP, Tinubu really tried by empowering area boys who are not from Lagos to take over Lagos streets. |
Politics › Re: Welcome to Iragbiji, the real hometown of Asiwaju Tinubu by SLAP44: 7:30pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
oyatz: And how exactly is that your problems sir? Because we can deport him Niger. |
Politics › Re: After IPOB Will Say They Are Not Violent See Clash With SARS. by SLAP44: 7:29pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
We must keep on standing up for our rights.
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Chelsea must qualify |
Politics › Re: Ngige Should Vex & Create A VI In Anambra by SLAP44: 3:57pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
MetaPhysical: SE is Ajegunle of Nigeria.
No one who has been to SE is motivated to return and invest in it.
People of different backgrounds bring investment to West, to North.....in East, only Ibo invest....no one else.
If i lie, name a mega investment in East by Northerner or Westerner. Stay in the topic as you are getting flogged.  |
Politics › Re: Bitumen Exploitation Commences In Ondo State As Equipment Land In Irele (PHOTOS) by SLAP44: 3:53pm On Jul 26, 2020*. Modified: 4:10pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
This is good news and we hope the venture is successful.
But it should be bitumen mining, that's the right English. |
Politics › Re: Ngige Should Vex & Create A VI In Anambra by SLAP44: 3:51pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
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Politics › Re: Ngige Should Vex & Create A VI In Anambra by SLAP44: 3:48pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
AmuDimpka: no it's Lagos ...the high brow Lagos while owerri is potopoto.... Them.never see Awka millennium city  |
Politics › Re: Ngige Should Vex & Create A VI In Anambra by SLAP44: 3:46pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
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Politics › Re: Ngige Should Vex & Create A VI In Anambra by SLAP44: 3:44pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
AmuDimpka: Which Allen is high brow ...is it the Allen that I know very well...is it people street, or laadipo kasumu or Alade back...abeg where is thee high brow in Allen ,is it Pekas or Streets off Toyin to Olowu ...where is the high brow again
This is what is called Highbrow street ..do you know where this street is in Lagos Baba this is Owerri now  |
Politics › Re: Welcome to Iragbiji, the real hometown of Asiwaju Tinubu by SLAP44: 3:40pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
Gracchus: You must be high, why must governors build universities in their home town Over here, we don't need no fuccking governor to build universities for us, the private sector takes care of that.... Even after your so called Governor built a university in his hometown, is that the best he could give? So mediocre infrastructure, yet a private individual delivered far better structures for his university, upon all the money at his disposal. Are you saying Tinubu abandoned his community hoping that private sector can come and develop the village?  If Ikpeazu did this now you will be here crying, but because it's Tinubu village, you are now waiting for private sector. I didn't hear you shout "hold your leaders responsible for your underdevelopment " |
Politics › Re: Ngige Should Vex & Create A VI In Anambra by SLAP44: 3:30pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
AmuDimpka: My dear in the southern Nigeria ... Yoruba states are the most undeveloped....there is countless thread here.. as of Lagos...forget it
It's not Yoruba land unless you have the guts to fight all the Nigerians
Brace up I think Tinubu should go and create another VI in Iragbiji 
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Politics › Re: Welcome to Iragbiji, the real hometown of Asiwaju Tinubu by SLAP44: 3:26pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
Gracchus: You must be very crazy for posting this glorified Secondary school as university. Compare the shithole your so called Governor built with Landmark University, you Muppet. We are talking of governors building universities in their own villages. Leave the thread if you have nothing to say to the topic. |
Politics › Re: Welcome to Iragbiji, the real hometown of Asiwaju Tinubu by SLAP44: 3:01pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
ThatFairGuy1: [s][/s] Nobody could win my 40 thousand naira because not more than 4 upstair in this town. |
Politics › Re: Northern Nigeria Is Bleeding by SLAP44: 2:58pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
Arrewa: THE NORTH: OUR HOME!
I am not looking back at the past glory of Northern Nigeria because of mischief or to show that it is better off than other regions, because other regions have their glories as well, rather, as the son of the north, I am looking back with nostalgic feelings, disturbed with disappointing realities of the today's North.
Though that does not mean the north is not the only place in The world with challenges, however, it is my home and I don't need any body to tell me the problems of my home, is high time we start telling ourselves the truth that the north after more than a thousand years of Glory, we fail to keep up to the expectation of our ancestors, fail to build up on their Glory, and build a promising future to our children but rather wantonly destroy their (our ancestors) legacy, is high time we tell our self the truth and look inward.
Though I shall always be optimistic about the North I believe the north is a mere shadow of its old glories and we are now being the subject of ridicule and laughing stuff. Before saying anything less look back through the anal of history to see some of our past glories.
THE NORTH IN THE PAST
The North, the home of the ancient Nok civilization, a sculpture that shows that a civilization have been there in the North for about 2000 years before the coming of Jesus as discovered by archaeologists.
The North was once the home of the renowned Kanem Borno Empire that survived for a thousand years, arguably the oldest Empire in Africa and one of the oldest in the World with its famous Saifawa dynasty that ruled it for thousand years (800-1800 a.d) as the longest ruling dynasty in Africa and second in the world after the Japanese ruling dynasty.
The North was the home of the famous historical home of commerce and industry (Kano) with the Kurmi market built in the 15thc, by Muhammad Rumfa and the complex trade routes that led directly to North Africa. The home of tanning, dying and craft industries.
The North, home of Muhammad Korau where the Korau dynasty transformed Katsina into literate Islamic Kingdom, with the Gobarau mosque serving as University in the 16thc second only to the Sankore mosque in Timbuktu south of the Sahara.
The North, the Home of the Nupe Kingdom, home of tsedo, with their glass and iron works that she was once compared as the Black Byzantine.
The North, the home of the Jukun Kwararrafa Empire, the Central plateau that produce abundant food and agile population of Nigeria.
The North the home of the famous Hausa States with striking architecture, commerce and governance, the first place to adopt writing system in Nigeria in form of Ajami.
The North, the first Place to experience the advent of Islam in Nigeria.
The North, the most fertile region in Nigeria adorned with the waters of river Benue and river Niger, the home of hills, valleys, plateaus, and mountains, the home of nature and open grass land.
The north, the home of agriculture, the food basket of the land, the home of farmers and pastoralist, fisher men, the home of cotton and groundnut pyramids.
The North, the Home of Shiekh Usman Fodio and Sheikh All Amin Alkanemi, revolutionary scholars that change the political pattern of Nigeria in the 19thc and impacted changes in the West African region.
The north, the seat of the Sokoto Caliphate that became a sophisticated State and one of the largest in Africa with administrative structure that even the British Marvelled at.
The north, the Home of Queen Amina and Nana Asama'u bint Fodio the former a champion warrior Queen and the latter champion of princess, entrepreneur, leadership and education in the 19th c.
The North, the Home of Muslims, Christians, pagans and animist, the home of different ethnic groups with diversity which is the beauty of nature. Where our ancestors lived in harmony and war and inter related in areas such as trade, intermarriage, festivals, etc as neighbors despite their differences for more than thousand years.
The North, the home of Morality and discipline, the home of integrity and honesty, the home of neighbourliness.
The North the home of textile industries to the extent that Kaduna was once described as the Manchester of Nigeria because of its Textile Industries.
The north, The most populous and largest part of Nigeria that determines the political outcome of Nigeria.
The north, the home of Sardauna, tafawa Balewa, Tarka, Malam AMINU Kano, Sir Kashim Ibrahim. The Home of Hausa's, Fulani, Angas, Kataf, Gbagi Zuru, Kanuri, Kambari, tiv, Bade, Jukun, Nupe, Atyap, Kare Kare marghi, Idoma, Igala, Yoruba, Igbira and host of others.
The north..... Our Home, our pride, our heritage.
WHAT WENT WRONG WITH US NOW?
Why is the north bleeding??
WHY NOT HOLD TO OUR PAST GLORIES?
NOW The North needs unity than ever, we are being subjected to ridicule now, despite the fact that we were once highly respected.
We are victims of insecurity despite our control of the mantle of leadership and security agencies.
Our common heritage have being demolish by us. The Bank of The North, Our textiles our schools, NNDC, ETC.
If You ask me to sum up our collective problem in the North I will call it lack of visionary, cable, charismatic, astute, dedicative, intelligent, selfless and patriotic leadership for quit a long time. The North needs leadership, leader ship and leader ship.
What is facing us today in the north is a matter of life and death, it is a quest for survival, is either we live together in Harmony and combat our common enemy or die one after another disunited, among the very values our ancestors taught us is unity, non of our ancestors taught us division, Sardauna took the north as single home with all it's citizens as his children.
We can't set our home ablaze with our own hands and destroy the legacy of our fathers. No where on earth would be our home other than the north, we can only live as residents, guest or refugees outside the north.
Why destroying it then, with out internal culprits external forces however powerful they may be can not destroy us. We allow crooks and criminals disguise as politicians and religious leaders to divide us when they work out things for their families and leave us at the mercy of the crook system.
The north is our only home, our pride, our heritage, we have no any home than the north. This is what our ancestors built and this is where our children shall call their home, what type of home are we building for them?
Thank God for some our leaders who are now waking up and doing the right thing,some states are now heading to the right direction and the government is massively investigating in education and human development.
But we still need more actions we must begin to call spade a spade and begin to unite regardless of tribe or religion.
Our common enemies are our selfish politicians who are only interested in looting and playing politics with human lives.
God bless Arewa.
As for development we are gradually getting there This guy needs help fast. |
Politics › Re: Northern Nigeria Is Bleeding by SLAP44: 2:55pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
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Politics › Re: Northern Nigeria Is Bleeding by SLAP44: 2:54pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
Arrewa: even if 5 million get killed in the north... It will not affect our population....we are 100 times bigger than the south east.
The good news is that peace is now gradually returning back to the north....and life is going back to normal.
There's massive developments going on while the south east still remain the most backward region in Nigeria who are still blaming the Civil War for their backwardness This guy is suffering from a bad disease without name  Get well soon. |
Politics › Re: Northern Nigeria Is Bleeding by SLAP44: 2:52pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
Arrewa: We must all unite to build a better Society for the coming Generations.
Northern Governors should Emulate the likes of Ganduje, Elrufai, Zulum, Gov. Inuwa, let the development spread in every part of Arewa we know they are not perfect but they are moving their states to the right direction The same Ganduje that stole dollars? Logging out of this useless thread. |
Politics › Re: Welcome to Iragbiji, the real hometown of Asiwaju Tinubu by SLAP44: 2:45pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
oyatz: Tinubu might have been born in Mars or Jupiter that is his business.
The only thing we know is that he is a humanbeing and a Nigerian. No, if you deny him being from Iragbiji, that throws the doors open for wilder speculations, , he can be from Niger republic or worse still, from Abia state which you love to hate  |
Politics › Re: Abia Most Peaceful, Politically Stable State In Nigeria — Ikpeazu by SLAP44: 1:59pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
Mraphel: Abia state is peaceful but poor. Indigenous people fleeing just to look for a better place in Nigeria to live Poor? If they are poor, what will you say about Tinubu village shown here  This one is poverty personified.
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Politics › Re: Abia Most Peaceful, Politically Stable State In Nigeria — Ikpeazu by SLAP44: 1:56pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
flokii: When last did you share kerosene and take away pack of jollof rice with fish. 
Useless governor. Your own governor has not even shared a single liter of kerosene, he stole and dropped bundles of dollars in his pocket live on camera and the president hailed him for his thievery  |
Politics › Re: Abia Most Peaceful, Politically Stable State In Nigeria — Ikpeazu by SLAP44: 1:52pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
Forget about online rants by jobless people who pick old pictures off the Internet to wait with, Abia state is doing very well.
Although the Federal government has abandoned all the federal roads in that state, especially in Aba, but the people are very resilient, long live Aba, long live Abia state. |
Politics › Re: JUST IN!!! "Izuogu's Death, A National Loss" - Sen. Orji Kalu by SLAP44: 1:45pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
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Politics › Re: Welcome to Iragbiji, the real hometown of Asiwaju Tinubu by SLAP44: 1:45pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
majamajic: Yes that's the mistake they are making , forgetting that igbos troop home every Easter and Xmas to build , celebrate and relate Igbos always return to enjoy their homes. |
Politics › Re: Welcome to Iragbiji, the real hometown of Asiwaju Tinubu by SLAP44: 1:37pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
Difrent: This thread is not harmless, it's a tribal thread meant to smear the name of a tribal leader . What's unfortunate is people like you implying otherwise. Unfortunately for your IGBOS, Tinubu won't govern any of your states so you will miss his great leadership skills that would have uplifted your gully erosion ravaged and mud hut enclave economically and socially, me think that's why y'all are so obsessed with anything Tinubu.,always wondering why no iboman in this generation can be as great as him and hating the yorubas for having such a great leader. Pathetic You see my friend, we are two different sets of people in our tribes. If a Tinubu were to rule Anambra or Imo and his village remains like Iragbiji after 6 months of swearing in, he will be stoned on the streets and cannot even return to his house. But in your clime, it's OK for you to worship a person and call him a great leader, someone who didn't even turn up for his own mother's burial or ever been seen in his own village for over 20 years just because he shared two bullion vans filled with dirty money ? In my tribe he will have no roots and be forgotten. |
Politics › Re: Welcome to Iragbiji, the real hometown of Asiwaju Tinubu by SLAP44: 1:15pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
Ritchiee: Prove that he is from Iragbiji first We take it from there � Wait Wait Are you saying Tinubu is not from Iragbiji?  This guy might be exposing something big here, we must probe this expose, it might expose why someone is driving the whole region to serve the north. Is Tinubu from Katsina state? New thread loading  |
Politics › Re: Welcome to Iragbiji, the real hometown of Asiwaju Tinubu by SLAP44: 1:08pm On Jul 26, 2020 |
MrColdsweat: If they abandoned their villages for lagos, then they have no moral right to mock other tribes for going the same Lagos. Afterall, Lagos state is a part of Nigeria and we're all nigerians. Exactly! What's your brand of drink my guy  |