ybalogs:

You dey use style call me sheep abi,ok continuu

No, I didn't. Though your comment made you look like one. Candidly, you're a replica of the most high God and all the earth will stand a chance of seeing your wonders if only you will learn not to address others as less human and devoid of right and respect.

ybalogs:
So you still get mouth abi.Some people won't just learn.OK,continuuu

I thought you were educated? One of the few reasons we go to school is not just to learn how to "blow grammar" but also to develop our independent mind-set. How could you? Because of your hatred towards your fellow being you want him to be inaudible and silent too.

You better wake up and stop behaving sheepishly

Former Aviation Minister, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode, has expressed profound opinion of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, (IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, stating that contrary to all expectations, he is the most courageous, powerful and credible Igbo leader in Nigeria today.

Recounting his encounter with Kanu in the cell during his 29-day detention, Fani- Kayode said that Kanu “is not just a combination of Owelle Nnamdi Azikwe and Dim Emeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu: he is a combination of Azikwe, Ojukwu and Major Kaduna Nzeogwu all rolled into one and no government can repress him.”

Fani-Kayode, who declined an interview with Sunday Telegraph, but made available the second part of his paper titled “The Spirit and Soul of Nnamdi Kanu,” said of his meeting with the ‘freedom fighter, Kanu’. “I was amazed at his depth of knowledge, his immense courage and his deep convictions.”




Justifying his position, the former Minister, who was recently granted bail in a case of money laundering said: “I have associated with, met and worked with many men of influence and power since I joined politics 30 years ago but this one was different.

This was a man that had what I would describe as a Mahatma Ghandi-like quality. That is to say he is one that is prepared to sacrifice everything and anything for his beliefs, his people and his cause.”

He said that during the encounter, they discussed their respective views about Nigeria: “Our collective history, the suffering and marginalisation of our respective people, the reptilian and violent nature of the Nigerian state, the present dispensation and the way forward.




“Nnamdi and I, rather like Che Guevera and Fidel Castro at the beginning of the Cuban revolution, connected immediately and he won my trust, respect and admiration. If there is anyone that can truly build the much needed bridge between the South-West, the South-South and the South- East it is Nnamdi Kanu,” Fani-Kayode said.

Apparently aware that he stirred the hornet’s nest by that description of Kanu, currently in detention over allegations of treason, Fani-Kayode said: “I believe that we must give honour to whom it is due.

Those that are upset at the fact that I spoke highly of the IPOB leader are misguided and, worst still, they lack vision, foresight and insight.

“They not only lack the ability to perceive but they also lack the gift of discernment. Worse of all they are suffering from good old fashioned envy and they have been afflicted with the worst form of ignorance,” He said most of those vilifying him for his comments have never met the man Kanu, let alone know him. “I sat next to him for three solid hours in the most challenging and difficult circumstances.


Like the great William Wallace of Scotland, I have no doubt that if it were necessary he would go as far as to sacrifice his very life in the struggle for freedom and independence for his Igbo people from the Nigerian state and from our internal colonial masters and for the establishment of his beloved Biafra.

“Very few Nigerian leaders have that level of selflessness and commitment and I admire it. I looked deeply into his eyes as we spoke and I touched and weighed his soul. I can tell you, without any fear of contradiction, that he is a profoundly good man who loves his Igbo people deeply.

He is also well-educated and widely-read and he is a formidable intellectual. “We may not have agreed on everything, but I can tell you this much: he feels and shares the pain of the Igbo and he yearns for their liberation and emancipation from I am increasingly hostile and oppressive Nigeria,” the former Aviation Minister said.

Fani-Kayode added that Kanu is not a politician in the true sense of the word but “rather a freedom fighter and a charismatic leader who has managed to inspire millions of Igbo youth all over the world and that is a good thing.”

He added: “Kanu is a man of great faith and conviction and his rise to prominence is not ordinary but instead prophetic, and he cannot be destroyed or silenced by any government or man born of woman because the Lord is using him.

He is using him to say and do the things that many believe but that are too scared to say or do. Other leaders have had their time in the past and now this is his. He is paying a very heavy price right now for what God will use him for in the future.”

Some people are pathetically cra:zy. Like nl moderators especially the hand that banned me from online activities two weeks ago. S(he) really needs help from t.b. Joshua to crawl out of his/her ugly situation.

Your hatred towards Igbos or B.i.a.f.r.a.n.s has made you blind that you could not differentiate between supporting secession and unity.

Gush! How could you be that selective in your sense of judgment? Oh no! I just remembered your tribe, too bad that tribal segregation has dealt with you severely.


Pesin no filter his words wen im dey talk to me and I remind am say my mouth no travel u come leave yansh wey mess come dey give head knock. Hypocrisy! Tribal bigots.

Waiting for another ban!!!

Donald Trump is the man.

Thanks to God

A wise government will not just wake up in the morning and ban something as important as food (rice) except it contains poisonous substance that could be referred to as life threatening food. They should have made a provision to caution if not to arrest the effects on the populace. "A hungry man, they say, is an angry man" No be pesin wey chop dey grow?

That was the same mistake Jonathan made while in the office, without notice, on January 2012, fuel subsidy was removed. When people had traveled to their far villages for Xmas and new year. Immediately, the bridge was broken and many lost their jobs, sold their properties to realize money to travel back.

Our Government should stop hitting us hard with hardship, we made the government, government did not make us.

I hate to comment on the issue like this. Hmmmm! I can't keep quiet any longer.

I'm not supporting the man, after all, who needs to be told that the act is ugly but, WOMAN! Are you sure that you are not as guilty as your husband? Are you sure that you're not in the league of those women who sexually starve their husband to senseless behavior? No man would want to masturbate when his wife could render a better service.

I don't know if I've wronged you. I was only making a common sense...

Nothing is enticing there. Neither her boobs nor her lips let alone her body. So, "she who sold her garment of honour always parades herself with a mask of shame". That's if she has one. Nonsense!!!

AsapKen:
I don't know y I just love dis team and d coach too

Because they play good football and the coach is absolutely superb.

How successful has the Frenchman really been at Arsenal?


By Ineke Bethel

20 years at one club is almost unheard of
Arsene Wenger has been at the centre of the media’s attention this week as he enters his 20th year as Arsenal boss.

Wenger famously took over from Bruce Rioch in 1996 as an unheard of manager which prompted the Evening Standard to use the now famous headline “Arsene Who”.

Wenger has transformed Arsenal football club in more ways than one.


The Gunners were previously known for playing dull, defensive football and would often scrape wins with a 1-0 scoreline, opposition fans would sing “boring, boring Arsenal” almost every match.

Wenger came to North London and changed the dynamics of the club, the training techniques, facilities and diets of his players.

The Arsenal squad would often chant “We want our mars bars back” on the team coach when Wenger first joined the team.

Wenger may have transformed both Arsenal and the English game but many fans believe that Wenger is “past his sell-by date” but there is some evidence to show that Wenger has been just as successful in his second decade at the club than in his first.

Decade 1

Trophies: 11 (3 Premier League titles, 4 FA Cups, 4 Community Shields)
Games: 566
Wins: 327
Goals scored: 1022
Win percentage: 57.8

Decade 2

Trophies: 4 (2 FA Cups, 2 Community Shield’s)
Games: 563*
Wins: 320
Goals Scored: 1064
Win percentage: 56.6

Interesting

Yes you did read that correctly, Arsenal have scored more goals in Wenger’s second decade in charge than in the first.

Lets look into that a bit further.

Arsenal won “The Double” in both the 1997-98 and 2001-02 seasons as well as an entire Premier League campaign unbeaten sandwiched in between two more FA Cups.

Arsene Wenger’s first ten years at Arsenal were absolutely phenomenal.

Arsenal fans had the luxury of watching the likes of Thierry Henry, Dennis Bergkamp, Ian Wright, Marc Overmans, Tony Adams, Lee Dixon, Sol Campbell, Robert Pires, Gilberto Silva, Patrick Vieira, Jens Lehmann and Freddie Ljungberg.

That is A LOT of world-class players and the list could have gone on far longer.

Arsenal’s “Invincibles” of 2003-04 is without a doubt, the greatest side that English football has ever seen and it certainly wouldn’t have come together without Wenger’s brilliant tactical input.

2006

2006 was the half-way point in Wenger’s tenure and it was a very iconic year.

Arsenal lost the Champions League final in Paris against Barcelona and set numerous Champions League records including the record for the most consecutive clean sheets in a season.

2006 was also the year that Arsenal left their beloved stadium, Highbury, and moved across to the Emirates Stadium.

Arsenal did not win a trophy from 2005 until 2014, a 9 year painful spell for all Arsenal supporters as money seemingly took over football and the Gunners just couldn’t keep up.

That said, Arsenal have an incredible record, yes coming in the top four is not a trophy but Arsenal have never finished outside the top four positions in Wenger’s tenure at the club which is an incredible achievement.

Arsenal simply didn’t have the money to spend when they first moved to the Emirates but Wenger continuously kept Arsenal near the top.

In 2013, Wenger signed Mesut Ozil for around £38 million and Arsenal won the FA Cup that season.

A year later, Wenger paid £35 million for Alexis Sanchez and Arsenal yet again, triumphed in the FA Cup and fans were delighted.

Wenger has spent just over £687 million on transfers in his 20 years at Arsenal whereas the likes of Chelsea and Manchester City have spent over £1 billion each in the last 13 years.

One of the greatest managers of all time

To sum up, Arsene Wenger has kept Arsenal as one of the biggest and best clubs in the world without spending the ludicrous sums of money that all the other heavyweights have been spending every year.

When Wenger has splashed the cash in recent years, such as on Ozil and Alexis Sanchez, Arsenal have won trophies.

Yes, Arsenal have not won much silverware in Wenger’s second decade in North London but their success off the pitch and keeping Arsenal at the top is perhaps on par with all the silverware that the Gunners won.

Of course, that is not suggesting that finishing fourth is just as good as going a season unbeaten but Wenger has enabled Arsenal to start a new journey.

Wenger has built the Emirates and Arsenal’s new training ground which has surely laid down the foundations for many trophies in the future.

Love him or hate him, Wenger is one of the greatest managers that the Beautiful Game has ever seen

stansaintly:
''Before English there was Igbo. Igbo is the lost tribe of Israel''

Igbo kwenu! I always feel like crying whenever I see teachers or parents flog their children because they were speaking Igbo language. They want their children to speak English not knowing that the English they want their children to speak was borrowed from Igbo. Do you know that there are more than a thousand words in English, French, Latin, Hebrew and other languages that were borrowed from Igbo Language. Did I just hear you say ''na lie'' ? Ok. Because of space, let me only give you 25 English words stolen from Igbo language. If you need more, you can contact me.


1. Cherubim – Borrowed from Igbo phrase ‘’chere ubim’’ which means ‘’guard my home’’

2. Book – Borrowed from Igbo phrase “bu uka’’ meaning ‘’carries the facts’’

3. Water – Stolen from Igbo word ‘’wuta’’ which means ‘’pour’’

4. Nurse – Coined from the phrase ‘’noro nso’’ meaning ‘’stay near’’

5. Animal – Coined from the Igbo phrase ‘’anu malu’’ which when translated means ‘’meat that knows’’ or ‘’flesh aware of life’’ or ‘’meat is conscious’’

6. Bank – Got from the phrase ‘’uba na aka’’ meaning ‘’wealth at hand’’

7. Harlot – Coined from ‘’ha laa otu’’ meaning ‘’they had sex’’

8. Say – stolen from Igbo word ‘’Si’’ which means say

9. Answer – got from ‘’nsa’’ which means ‘’response’’

10. Carpenter – coined from the phrase ‘’ka apita’’ which means ‘’carve out’’

11. News – got from ‘’nu zuo’’ which means ‘’hear it all’’

12. Soccer – coined from ‘’oso ka’’ which means ‘’running is greater’’ or “there is more running done’’ or ‘’greater at running’’

13. Patrol – got from ‘’puta uli’’ meaning ‘’come out for strolls’’

14. Sabbath – coined from ‘’Asaa bu taa’’ which means ‘’today is seventh’’ or ‘’seventh is this day’’

15. Amen – got from ‘’ya mee nu’’ which means ‘’may it be done’’

16. Genesis – coined from the phrase ‘’jee na isi isi’’ meaning ‘’go to the very beginning’’

17. Conquer – got from ‘’nku ka’’ which means ‘’break down’’

18. Queue – borrowed from ‘’kwih’’ or ‘’kwunye’’ meaning ‘’join in’’

19. Music/Musical – got from ‘’mee uzu ka’’ which means ‘’make the greatest noise’’

20. Quote – got from ‘’kwute’’ which means ‘’make mention’'

21. Page – coined from ‘’pia jie’’ meaning fold

22. Boy – got from ‘’bu oyi’’ which means ‘’be friend’’

23. Girl – coined from ‘’ga alu’’ meaning ‘’will marry’’

24. Embassy – coined from the phrase ‘’mba zie’’ which means ‘’nations message’’ or nation send

25. Catastrophe – coined from the phrase ‘’akata asi tufia’’ meaning ‘’when mentioned the Igbos eject saliva from the mouth and say ‘tufia’ ‘’

Hope you are now convinced that before English there was Igbo and Igbo is the lost tribe of Israel. For those who don't know, Igbo is a tribe from south eastern part of Nigeria. Read more about them here. How una see am. Igbo Kwezuo nu!

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I was thinking that they were children of a poor widow or that they weren't well dressed.

I even said what a humble governor for him to identify himself with the poor children but immediately I saw the picture I just sighed.

He identified with the children of his class. For me, he did nothing special

ZuzuMan:
Leave Nnaa Nnamdi alone make em enjoy em Ashawoooooooo

That's a defamation of his personality. You know that the picture went through PhotoShop. It has been edited just like some pictures u see. Sometimes you see a picture where buhari is putting on pampers or picking rubbish. I wish people will stop defaming their fellow being for no just cause.

See an example of edited picture

Unbrandedguy:


I still prefer him to Mr Deafsident of Nigeria! Though i know that this is a huge lie and aimed at tarnishing his Image.. but Nig govt fail everytime they try such.
they had tried to split IPOB by bring out TRIBOP and REPOB yet they failed again.
Our Constitution the bible says "Let them gather, let them try, but because they are not gather in my name. they shall scatter in seven ways." "they will fall for our sakes! "the heathen gather and said lets us cast them asunder, let us scatter them. Our God shall laugh at them in derision." So shall it be In Jesus Name Amen.

One day, we will heave a sigh of relief.
peace be unto the remnants of Nigeria still, after our exit.

That's not true.The picture is edited or worked on. See an example

Abee79:
OP, please I need to smoke the brand of IGBO that you are high on

It's simple, just smoke wisdom and don't puff out knowledge.

Ineke Bethel Stanley

You can't beat the best, we set the standard others are struggling to beat. Proudly IGBO.

Increasingly
Going
Beyond
Ordinary

I.G.B.O.

Igbo amaka, onye siri n'obu asi ya buru okuko uzo lakpuo.

Il faut m'ajuter aussi s'il vous plaït
08060738628

Bonne nuit tout le monde

Mon nom c'est Bèthel Inéke. Je suis Nigérian aussi

kobosmalls:

Asshol3.
Idiot.
May you be as confused as this guy.

You're confused already. Your post above shows how pathetic your condition is, if you are right in your thinking you wouldn't have uttered abusive words when my post neither harm nor block your way.

MutantMetahuman:
*chest beating mode*


I knew it.

We develop English language for the English.
In fact 90% of English words are from Igbo language.
No wonder the yoloba are jealous of us.


#niceone op for the comic relief .. Ha laa otu

Chei! E be like say no.7 sweet u die. Badosky de badoo!!!

GossipGirl1:
Lmao"op u no well,dat no 7 no be for here

Badosky! na that one ya eyes quick see. Badosky de badoo

mycar:
No 7 got me rolling on the floor.

Badoo, na that one ya eyes go see.

hakunajay:
Hahahahahaha... LAWKMD!!! Wake me up when you're done smoking

Not at all, if u are done smoking then go and marry your bed to avoid going kolo

''Before English there was Igbo. Igbo is the lost tribe of Israel''

Igbo kwenu! I always feel like crying whenever I see teachers or parents flog their children because they were speaking Igbo language. They want their children to speak English not knowing that the English they want their children to speak was borrowed from Igbo. Do you know that there are more than a thousand words in English, French, Latin, Hebrew and other languages that were borrowed from Igbo Language. Did I just hear you say ''na lie'' ? Ok. Because of space, let me only give you 25 English words stolen from Igbo language. If you need more, you can contact me.


1. Cherubim – Borrowed from Igbo phrase ‘’chere ubim’’ which means ‘’guard my home’’

2. Book – Borrowed from Igbo phrase “bu uka’’ meaning ‘’carries the facts’’

3. Water – Stolen from Igbo word ‘’wuta’’ which means ‘’pour’’

4. Nurse – Coined from the phrase ‘’noro nso’’ meaning ‘’stay near’’

5. Animal – Coined from the Igbo phrase ‘’anu malu’’ which when translated means ‘’meat that knows’’ or ‘’flesh aware of life’’ or ‘’meat is conscious’’

6. Bank – Got from the phrase ‘’uba na aka’’ meaning ‘’wealth at hand’’

7. Harlot – Coined from ‘’ha laa otu’’ meaning ‘’they had sex’’

8. Say – stolen from Igbo word ‘’Si’’ which means say

9. Answer – got from ‘’nsa’’ which means ‘’response’’

10. Carpenter – coined from the phrase ‘’ka apita’’ which means ‘’carve out’’

11. News – got from ‘’nu zuo’’ which means ‘’hear it all’’

12. Soccer – coined from ‘’oso ka’’ which means ‘’running is greater’’ or “there is more running done’’ or ‘’greater at running’’

13. Patrol – got from ‘’puta uli’’ meaning ‘’come out for strolls’’

14. Sabbath – coined from ‘’Asaa bu taa’’ which means ‘’today is seventh’’ or ‘’seventh is this day’’

15. Amen – got from ‘’ya mee nu’’ which means ‘’may it be done’’

16. Genesis – coined from the phrase ‘’jee na isi isi’’ meaning ‘’go to the very beginning’’

17. Conquer – got from ‘’nku ka’’ which means ‘’break down’’

18. Queue – borrowed from ‘’kwih’’ or ‘’kwunye’’ meaning ‘’join in’’

19. Music/Musical – got from ‘’mee uzu ka’’ which means ‘’make the greatest noise’’

20. Quote – got from ‘’kwute’’ which means ‘’make mention’'

21. Page – coined from ‘’pia jie’’ meaning fold

22. Boy – got from ‘’bu oyi’’ which means ‘’be friend’’

23. Girl – coined from ‘’ga alu’’ meaning ‘’will marry’’

24. Embassy – coined from the phrase ‘’mba zie’’ which means ‘’nations message’’ or nation send

25. Catastrophe – coined from the phrase ‘’akata asi tufia’’ meaning ‘’when mentioned the Igbos eject saliva from the mouth and say ‘tufia’ ‘’


Hope you are now convinced that before English there was Igbo and Igbo is the lost tribe of Israel. For those who don't know, Igbo is a tribe from south eastern part of Nigeria. Read more about them here. How una see am. Igbo Kwezuo nu! Let's go

Rough and tough time is always very difficult to conquer. I was in that situation, I lived and dwelled in it before, often times I was tempted to end it myself when my entire effort came with a little or no result. Accommodation issue, school issues and family issue teamed up against me to the point that I looked not just useless but irrelevant before my family and my friends. It takes eagle's eyes to see that there will be light at the end of a tunnel. He would have trusted God because it's when life is tough and unfair that's when one should not quit. Solution may be near when it seems very far.

ayo4show:
There is no Room for any igbos in this Government. U all can go to hell and burnt to achise all I care

Ekweremadu is he from your state? Oh no! I just remembered that you reason from your anus. If you reason from your head and still talk so loose then either you or your teachers or your parents should be behind bars.

neither the president nor his vice is feeding me. That I eat daily is God or maybe my sweat, therefore, so long as the award they are giving or receiving does not block my way, wetin concern plane with kerosene?