₦airaland Forum

Chidoks:
Yeah it applies to both gender but lazy men are more difficult to manage. The worst a lazy woman would do is to be extravagant and gossipy but lazy man?? He hops from one classless woman to another.

Acidosis:
I believe in insurance
I believe in will
I believe in investment

But I don't believe in hiding any of these from ones spouse or children.

Acidosis:
So all marriage must end in separation?
I'm beginning to think married couples these days know they won't last in their marriages prior to the wedding day.
Or how do we explain the idea of securing ones future should one partner dies in a fatal accident or get killed by armed robbers.
I'm beginning to think marriage is a scam

Adikam:
i have go through your thread's & see that you dont know football.English league is the strongest in the whole world if a player survive in epl he can survive everywhere.Laliga is barca & realmadrid.epl has top 5 teams dat usually finish top 4 but laliga has 2,Do you know dat realmadrid won liverpool for the first time last yr?what wil you say when chelsea beat barca home & away wit 8goals do you watch that game?i guess you dont.

AfricanFinest:
Whose country is it?
Don't start laughing at your stupidity.
If you like I will give you all the rivers in igbo land.

Mourinholic:
Moutinho, Gundogan, Aubameyang, Eriksen, Nolito, Iturasspe, Stones, Carvalho, Icardi Romagnoli, Anderson, Munuain, ...... And M not even a scout,We can get a really good Cm and Df who aren't cup-tied, The rest can be....... Form picking will do the rest

A Europa tied player can't play UCL?

In the interview with President, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Ralph Uwechue, published in the Daily Sun March 10, the President was asked what efforts he was making to unite Igbo in Rivers and Delta states, he said: “First of all, it should be understood that these factions who now deny the fact they are Igbo did so only after the civil war; take for instance the Ikwerre people… fully identified with us during the pre-civil war era but because the Igbo lost the civil war, a kind of stigma was smeared on them making a lot of people to start adjusting their names to sound less Igbo…”. This statement is misleading and not correct.

First of all, Ikwerre is not Igbo. We have made this clear even before the civil war and that was why some Igbo accused Ikwerre of sabotage during the war.

Second, in all efforts by the minorities in the former Eastern region to agitate for their own political, social and economic recognition and liberty in the Eastern region and Nigeria at large, Ikwerre participated fully: hence, the late Chief E. J. A. Oriji and others represented Ikwerre before and during most of the conferences set up to address the fears of the minority ethnic groups in Nigeria.

Third, in May 1963, Ikwerre people formed the Ogbakor Ikwerre Convention to state that Ikwerre is a distinct ethnic group from any others in Nigeria.

Fourth, in the 1964/65 elections into the Federal House of Representatives, National Council of Nigeria and the Camerouns (NCNC) nominated an Igbo man named Mr. Eluguronu to represent Ikwerre in the House. Ikwerre rejected it and fielded young Nwobidike Nwanodi as an independent candidate and he won.

Fifth, Ikwerre’s participation in all the movements for the creation of COR and later Rivers States clearly shows Ikwerre’s rejection of been Igbo.

AfricanFinest:
Go and study what landlock means...

Look at waterways that went into Igbo land that can be dredged to navigate big ships and docking ships...
Igbo land can have as many ports as possible as there are strategic places the waterways from the sea touched Igbo land.

Meanwhile will you also say Biafra is landlocked too.?

Chelseafan1:
This line is becoming boring and stale already sef, when was the last time me or anyone compared him with any of these guys again....U are just too obsessed with him.

It's boring.

Mourinholic:
While I don't pray to play any big gun in the knockouts, You should not overlook the fact that there is a transfer window between now and February......... Things can change.....
With good signings and form picking, You sef know na.....

If not for our current predicament, U wouldn't dare pray to play any Club in Blue.....

ezeaguisforever:
I'll answer how they survive if you can answer this: do either Uganda, Lesotho, or Swaziland have several massive navigable rivers running through them into the ocean 20 miles from them on mostly mangrove and islands? Do they have their brothers on the actual coastline?

ezeaguisforever:
And if a Maersk ship docks at a shiny new port at Igwu Ocha through the New Kalabar, what will Nigeria do? Blow it up? How will these ships be turned back? Do you have a navy? Where are they when entire Russian tankers come to bunker oil or Norwegian fishing boats with heavy tonnage come to steal your fish? And what about bribes? You're sleeping.

ezeaguisforever:
You honestly believe 20 miles of mangrove and wide rivers will be blocked by Nigeria and supported by the international community?

ezeaguisforever:
They will get to Port Harcourt or or any ports on Igbo lands on the Cross River, on either side, Imo, Niger, or Urashi by going through water surrounded by mangrove or more water.

ezeaguisforever:
Are kidding yourself? And you're here arguing about how Igboland is landlocked, a country which has the Urashi, Imo, New Kalabar, and Cross River, not even talking about the Niger and you're now making a case for one of the most well known land locked countries in the world because of the Rhine?

Chelseafan1:
Raumdeuter, you are too obsessed with Hazard, why??

ezeaguisforever:
1. Land
2. Cross River and Abi local government,
3. Land
4. Rivers, estuaries and mangroves that lead into the Atlantic.

Mynd44:
This is too funny.
Flying boats to be used to service the economy of an entire country?

You have made my night bro.
Thanks

ezeaguisforever:
And did these indigenous people fight the pro-Biafra protesters that have demonstrated several times on their land?

ezeaguisforever:
Don't ask, tell us whether Port Harcourt has direct access to the ocean or not.

ezeaguisforever:
Port Harcourt is whose land?

Tequilah:
Alright, as long as the river that flows through Igbo land can support a flying boat, everyone will be okay. At least they can still dredge those rivers to take pontoons, even if it does not take a ship.



Erm...is Port-harcourt part of Igbo land?

ezeaguisforever:
Ships can't get to Port Harcourt?

AfricanFinest:
Please why not mention the Nigerian land it will pass... Besides ships don't pass through land.

AfricanFinest:
But you know how everything was compressed...
I believe when you see that gutter you are talking of you will marvel...
Anyway they say haters will always hate...
So continue lies and life of deceit...
As we all know the truth that Igbo land ain't landlocked... Our ancestors are not stupid going where there is no feel of water oceans...