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EternalTruths:
Go back to secondary school and study the history of southern Cameroon

Are 'Southern Cameroun' and 'Cameroun' the same?

misterawo:
Another simple.ton on the loose. Where should I start? Go and play with your mates. You are not worth my time.

You must be a naturally endowed fool boy. Why not admit your mistake rather than insult. Even a 5 year will be dissapointed seeing a grown-up like you spew such balderdash. Tell us in history when Cameroun and Nigeria had ever been together or mute up ur rusting mouth. Its that simple gizzo.!!

misterawo:
Oh shut up you simple.ton. Nothing annoys me more than seeing a charlatan act sage in the congregation of lightweights.

Cameroon used to be part of Nigeria after the end of second world war and NCNC held sway there. Awolowo took the first shot at Zik by playing a role in the conduct of referendum and eventual breakup of the region. All these were aimed at shrinking NCNC sphere of influence. Zik responded by playing a role in the creation of the midwest. If you fail to acknowledge the role of NCNC in the creation of midwest, sorry, you still have a lot to learn. Also, there were documented evidences of Yoruba domination of the minorities in the western house.

COR(Calabar-Ogoja-Rivers) movement is a disjointed group, unable to articulate their demand. Unlike the midwest movement that is disciplined, focused and filled with intellectuals and time-tested politicians.


BTW, when are you porting back to APC?

When in history has Cameroon ever been together with Nigeria?.. Oh boy, is this Aba-made history or what?

You these things will never stop these hilarious acts of stupidity of yours.!!

coolitempa:
Let us be honest...the urhobos...ijaws...etc have always had a strong presence in Yorubaland without so much as anyone blinking an eye.....you cannot be more Yoruba than me and I can assure you that till date....I have never ever once heard any Yoruba hate on people of the SS.....the only problem is those people from the SE who hate everybody....

Dont get me wrong Sis. I cant detest Tonyebarcanista as an Ijaw. You and I both know we Yorubas far prefer SSers to those eastern urchins. What am just getting at is: Ijaw-Yoruba political union is not as rossy as Tonyebarcanista has painted it (not that I really support such poor relationship) . As for other SS groups, of course i cant debate that with you, Yorubas are fukin' close to SSers (like edos and co.)

Will the SE support regionalism?

Will the SE support an "indigene/native clause" in the constitution?

Will SE support TRUE FEDERALISM?

Will SE support land control by region?

Sometimes I laugh at this fools who think others are actually fools as they are.

Imagine miscreants wanting "geographical naturalization" in other peoples' lands but will never agree on the concept of "resource nationalization", wanting "no indigene/native dichotomy" but "oil dichotomy".

Nigerians know who the crazy people are. They pollute
everywhere.

superduperjay:
I think everything is calm now and the thread can return back to normal. Cc Aareonakakanfo

I understand that as forumites there's actually the need to play by the rules which I am doing. Just like constantly derailing the thread, I see no wisdom in unnecessarilly banning and hiding people's comments all in the name of vendetta. If someone insults your personality, then that will be a different case that warrants punishment. But alas, what do I see here?.... Just too many hidden posts that have defaced the thread.

Bro, to me, this I have to say, is just plain childishness and lack of tact to whoever the faulters may be ( i cant take sides right now). For a long time now, i have been trying to keep cool on the sidelines to see if things will get better but what I get is a complete opposite. As adults, I think whoever are at fault here should know they stand to gain nothing behaving awkardly.

Why throw away this thread now?....I still dont get why.

Blueeyedboi:
Lagos should brace up...we're coming for the 'heart of darkness'...

Of course we will rise to the challenge.

At the same time, you lots too should also brace up for some sad experience come that day.!! It's so much simple.

ezeagu:
You just bragged without proving anything and then said you don't brag. Lol.

He has spoken.
I have spoken.
OPC has spoken.
Yorubas have spoken.!!

I actually expect you to be involved in a team of your people who are hell bent on testing our resolve rather than arguing. Please ensure that your people confront enough enraged average Yorubas and OPC thugs that day.

Lastly, I hope you all dont cry and wail genocide or any trash whatever the consequences of your actions that derail a world of peace might be afterwards. Human right bodies are well aware of circumstances like this and wont worry themselves knowing who the original belligerents are.

Topeakintola:
You need to go and ask Igbos that reside in Ilaro. There are thousands of Igbo there

They will tell you how many fulanis are now fertiliser for our farms.

We don't brag sir

Just tell IPOB to protest and u will see.

You need not reveal that horrible Ilaro experience to a flateeno. I doubt they have the guts to withstand such experience unlike the reckless Fulanis!!

Topeakintola:
Since you are so sure we are Not militarily prepared, please tell iPod to stage their protest in Lagos and you can then decide after that.

The arms in SW is more than that of d rest of the nation combined. The only difference is that we are not baboons to beat our chest. We leave that to our friends from the east

The fool has forgotten June 12.!!

redsun:
You guys are the least militarily prepared group in Nigeria. All have just wayward area boys that scaveges for food.

Story for your Gods.

No point in talking too much. Trust me, before a backlash, its best we let the international community know first befor a go ahead. With that, THEN THERE'S MORE REASON TO KEEP YOU AT BAY EVEN IT MEANS WIPING YOU ALL OFF IN THE NAME OF PEACE THE WORLD CRAVES FOR!!

it's that simple.

I for one have no problem with their useless 'World Ibo day'. Where the problem lies is when these miscreants try to turn this into a protest. If that is the intention, then God help them try blocking roads on that day.

My advice to the OPC and Yoruba elders is to proactively and secretly intimate some international human rights bodies about the act of provocation these urchins are about to embark on. I think doing this will give us MORE ROOM AND EXCUSE TO REALLY GET RID OF THEM ON A SAD DAY THAT WILL BE FOR THEM WITHOUT ANY CONSEQUENCES.!!!

WombRaiders:
OP, this is not where you are supposed to mourn your mum.

Go be with your family and reflect on your mother.

I know by now you would have gone on your FB to search for pity and attention.

Man up and stop being a narcistic fagg0t. After all no be you die and this is not Daily Times Obituary section.

You too dey observe sooooo.

Anyway lets just play safe not to end up attacking unreasonably. Ever since the vivian incident, I'm sure guys like you and I will somehow have some doubts, you know what I mean..

Its so rare to see an individual mourn a loved one until just of recent when Vivian established the Order. Ever since then, madness is what has been a recurring sequel.

To the OP, if truly its has you have said, then RIP to your mam.

[b] YES Fellas, I'm loving how you keep kicking it on this thread. Thumbz.

MY LITTLE CONTRIBUTION:

Considering that Nigeria is gradually nearing the era of an economic meltdow (let's just assume we arent yet), dont you think embarking on additional capital projects by our SW governors will be like adding more salt to an injury wide open?

Osun state presently is on its toes striving to survive economically due to the reckless loads of capital projects commissioned by Aregbewere.

Ekiti state could barely perform even before the FG started cutting allocations.

Oyo state keeps wallowing in 'unreasonable' debts that makes it difficult for development to move at minimum expected levels. This definitely can now even get worse now that FG is cutting down the monies.

This leaves only Ondo, Ogun, and Lagos to find a way of maneuvering the present situation. Though I'm aware Lagos and Ogun can cope well with situation considering the enourmous income both states generate, i doubt Ondo will ever weather the storm if it doesnt put an IMMEDIATE end to the same mismanagement that is presently devouring the 'triad' (Osun, Oyo, Ekiti). It will sure take no time before a 'quad' evolves if such does continue.

Lets face it people, THIS AINT NO TIME FOR PROJECTS, but THE TIME FOR REVENUE GENERATION. Its now or never!!. Past years have been wasted despite various warnings to states to look out of the center pause. Either they take the pain to cough out the resources to build internal revenue OR..... They Sink.

I welcome alternate opinions fellas. [/b]

IlekeHD:
I only visit Nigeria for Ekiti, even though I have family all over the place [kwara, ile-ife, ondo etc].

Una dey form ajebotta uhn. You betta butter your shoes and visit your hometown.

Omo ilu ibo ni yin?

Trust me, this one no be ajebo matter. And guess what? Even my Dad rarely make home visits. The first and last time I stepped there was 2010 and that was for the burial of my grandma.
But mind you, I wont rule out going back to the state if need be, maybe for politics or any other reason....

As for my place, that's Omuo (dont know what LG that is )

IlekeHD:
Ok, we shall welcome you with palm wine.

LOL
Seems you really well acquinted with home unlike people like me.

Only God knows when i will ever develop interest in going to my hometown

naijababe:
Overpopulation is bad but you also need to encourage people to stay in these places to encourage infrastructural development.

No matter how overpopulated a place can be, the most important thing that will strike out the effect of overpopulation is whether such place has the adequate capacity of resources that will either sustain the people's demand OR exceed it. l'm sure you know even a sparce community will suffer just like a dense community if the resources are found to be inadequate.

As you have said, infrastructure FIRST, before people. I tell you Sis, no matter how loose we can be with our boarders for the hope of driving development, it will still fall short of expectations if we dont create the needed infrastructure first.