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udemejack:Why would you persistently want to be using other people's resources to develop your region, because of much power at the center? Now answer the question, to see where you have been dumped? |
FunkyMetahuman:You are the dreamy joker...How much is dollar today? How much is your basic items; fuel, soap, water? What about power and gas? If you don't know you are down already, then you deserve my sympathy... |
udemejack:Afonja parasite spotted!!! |
menxer: ...but 2nd Niger bridge has been earmarked by the central governemnt since 1999, Ogbeni...So what are you all about? |
So APC wants, a ONE-PARTY state? |
victorvezx:By your mouth...? Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime.” -Mark Twain |
victorvezx:"...During the 60s and 70s when u mention Port harcourt and Enugu in East, mention Kano and kaduna in North, then u must mention Lagos and Ibadan in west. Lagos was the capital of Nigeria while Ibadan was the largest city in West Africa. We were a very suffisticated people then. We never had much brown roofs. We had largest professors. we also had other cities such as Abeokuta etc but now table has turned on us, ibadan is the biggest slum in the whole of Africa (if not the world) with many dirty buildings without toilets. The brown roofs are enough to make you throw up. Abeokuta has declined from a city to a small town with slums. Other state capitals in west are mere villages like, osogbo and ado ekiti and akure. (I'd have icluded ilorin but since it has an emir as the traditional ruler, it is now owned by northerners). Here in osogbo the best hotel looks like a guest house coming to east, you now have many cities, including ones which were not developed in 60s. They have booming cities like Enugu, Owerri, Onitsha, Aba, Nnewi, Awka , Umuahia. If u go to awka umuahia and owerri, u see modern buildings without brown roofs, u see fine hotels, shoping malls and fly-overs under construction. If u also go to other ibo cities outside southeast such as Asaba and Porthharcourt u see the same development..." Oni |
Rossikki:Why bother about a small country? You should focus on what will be left of you...when the region leaves...Besides, you will still have huge population of more than 100 million... I am still waiting for your response on the other post... |
Rossikki:Not true...the scrutiny will be by the populace...The thieving politicians would no longer get soldiers and mopol from Abuja to protect themselves...development and rulership would be localized, so to speak... |
Rossikki:I don't think so...We only think of development...I believe by now you understand that Igbos are stubborn...Nobody can enthrone his son to rule over us...Also size doesn't matter...Think if Switzerland and Botswana... they are small countries and doing well...Even Ghana is preferred in diplomatic circles than Nigeria...Please answer this question? Which development do you think would come faster...building rail system cutting across all cities in Igboland and parts of SS, while being part of Nigeria, or while being a sovereign country like Biafra...? |
Rossikki:...replying the highlighted line... First of all who told you it was because of the Fulani herdsmen...? Even if it were, how can they run away from the East, when the soldiers come to support and protect them when the youths try to revenge...after their killings? The country is really in a solid mess with all kinds of marginalzition and suppression...Take the $29.9 billion loan project, where the SE is excluded, and school cut off marks, for example...How long do you want the youths to endure these injustice? |
Fremancipation:Oh guy you wicked, oh... ![]() |
"...This immense country NIGERIA, is artificial, a forced union of three major and hundreds of minor ethnic groups speaking different languages, observing different legal codes and loyal to different tribal groups. Nigeria’s cure will start when the ahistorical boundary cavalierly drawn on a map by Britain’s colonial masters dissolves. The more coherent constituent nations to merge — composed largely of the Igbo in the southeast, the Yoruba in the southwest and the Hausa and Fulani in the north — would be less burdened by the many rivalries that now hobble the central government, and better positioned to govern themselves...." (FINANCIAL POST) |
mokaflex:...just like you hypocrite messiah, said Abacha wasn't corrupt..has kept mute about Halliburton case...We don't care about Nigeria...Nigeria is fraud, and you know it...Why would you bother yourself with what has no future...Biafra has a better future than your Lugard's contraption... ![]() |
The intrigues and political manoeuvring that will shape the 2019 general elections have begun to unfold with revelations that some serving ministers and governors on the platform of the two major political parties are deeply involved in the formation and funding of the much touted mega party; Action Democratic Party, ADP, which this week began its registration process. Saturday Sun gathered that beside the serving ministers and governors, a former Speaker of the House of Representatives, Dimeji Bankole, his father, Chief Alani Bankole and a minister of state for Agriculture under President Goodluck Jonathan, Alhaji Awodele Najeem Adewale have been named among notable promoters of the emerging party from the Southwest zone. One of the top leaders of the yet to be registered party from the North who pleaded anonymity, told Saturday Sun on Thursday that “our support base cuts across party lines and cadres” when prodded to name some of the ministers involved in the party, said “it would be suicidal to mention their names now. But they are people not happy within the system but should they be dropped in the imminent cabinet shake-up, Nigerians will surely know them.” On the governors in secret romance with the party, the source gave the same excuse “for fear of persecution.” Further investigations by Saturday Sun however, revealed that a prominent All Progressives Congress, APC governor in the Northwest and another Peoples Democratic Party, PDP governor from the South-South are among the chief promoters of the party , aside their colleagues in the two major political parties. Most of the big personalities involved in the new party, who are chieftains of the ruling APC, it was learnt are still playing hide-and-seek with the President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration, in order to avoid any backlash. However, operatives of some security agencies who are fully aware of the clandestine moves, have continued to trail the “big actors involved, especially the movement of money to fund the new party and may move against them anytime soon.” According to a security source, “ we are on the trail of the party’s sponsors still hibernating in APC and others. When we start asking for the source of the funds they are moving around, we hope they won’t start shouting political persecution, that is if the party’s registration even scales through.” Nonetheless, those saddled with the responsibility of organizing the party are pushing fast by setting up physical and administrative structures for the party across the country. On Tuesday this week, it was gathered that its protem national officers had relocated to Abuja to prepare for the party’s registration and national convention. This followed the zoning of positions in its National Working Committee, NWC and that of the National Executive Committee to the various geo-political zones of the country. According to the new party, the National Chairmanship position has been zoned to the North Central; South west gets Deputy National Chairman; South East, National Secretary; National Organising Secretary goes to the North West, South East gets National Legal Adviser, while the South South gets National Treasurer. The new party also made provision for two zones to produce the position of Deputy National Chairmen as it was during the early days of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, just as it created a novel office, National Diaspora Adviser. According to the breakdown, North Central has the National Welfare Secretary; National Vice Chairman; Vice National Organising Secretary; Deputy National Woman Leader; Assistant National Secretary; Deputy National Treasurer; National Vice woman leader; National Vice Youth Leader and ex-official. The North West aside the position of National Organising Secretary, has the positions of National Woman leader; National Vice Chairman; Vice Publicity Secretary; Deputy National Secretary; Deputy National Youth Leader; Deputy National Welfare Secretary; National Vice Woman Leader and Ex-Officio. The allocation also shows that the North East has the positions of Deputy National Chairman; National Vice Chairman; National Auditor; Deputy National Financial Secretary; National Vice Woman Leader; National Vice Youth leader and Ex- Officio.... http://sunnewsonline.com/mega-party-formation-buharis-ministers-govs-named-as-sponsors/ |
ImperialYoruba:See as that guy finished you. Yorubas like writing rubbish about other tribes, especially Igbos, thinking all is well with them...Gosh!!! What a shame!!! |
Immediate past FCT minister
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Why? Since we are ONE NIGERIA, why is the FCT minister always reserved for the northern people but petroleum resources ministry is not always reserved for the southern people. Remember minister of Lagos was once a northerner, but FCT Abuja has never had a southerner as its minister... Can the unity beggars, throw more light on this? Muhammadu Bello – Current FCT Minister
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Uteghe: 6. PM News revealed Igbos contributed largest in online funding for Pmb election. Liar!!! If the above was true, what did the Igbos get from PMB? |
Now that police men are killed, let's wait for the Afonjas to ask GREAT BURUTAI to send the soldiers there to use those herdsmen as target practice... |
Proudlyngwa: ...and that's how it was ironed out? ![]() |
Proudlyngwa:Where, how, when...by whom? ![]() What actions have shown this has been ironed out? Remember liars go to HELL |
MMempire:Why not open your own website...? Why do you people love to live in an environment where injustice, inequality, evil, wickedness reign..Just because you are gaining from the rot as Nigeria is currently configured...? If you advise them to open a section where injustice to people across the country is debated, I can assure that people will end up being in one page as fairness to all will be agreed on...and that will drastically reduce the tribal banters... |
Stalwert:"...and it is very unfortunate that some people would always find justification for the president’s action..." Federick Fasehun. |
Double standard is now an official state policy of Nigeria - the Lugard's contraption! I concur. ![]() |
Corrinthians:Why not tell us if your name is listed in your state and that you have received the 5000 stipend for the poorest Nigerians...instead if pitying the people from Ekiti.. |
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