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It's high time they use their 110% population to elect the Gov. The game is on. |
Is this not the same GEJ that 1. Granted presidential pardon to Alams 2. Granted presidential pardon to Bode George 3. Withdrew case against Muhammed Abacha 4. Withdrew case against Sergeant Rogers 5. Says corruption is mere stealing 6. Took him years to investigate 255mm odeshi-proof car and never prosecuted the culprit. 7. Told American will know if USD20bn is missing, because it's their money. Can Jonathan just name himself as the first member of the hall of shame. Can he fight corruption? No he cannot, except he wants to commit suicide. |
BraniacX:Who's this incoherent late comer to the party? |
We all know how many wealthy Nigerians USD10bn created. |
GEJ --- Okupe's JC
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Zet72:See this Nigerian Slave talking thrash. Always be eternally grateful to the kind heartedness of Gowon, that he didn't give you the Tamil Tiger or ISIS treatment. Your fathers were used as target practise, the ones that were kept alive were for fanning the mallo soldiers as they were dancing azonto on your mother. Check your gene, I am sure there will be a trace of mallo gene you. Born Osu caste, now a Nigerian war booty and slave again. Su.cks to be you. You owe us your life and based on that alone, you are our slaves and we shall remain your Master and Lord. Y1bos are synonymous with chest beating, empty threats, inconsequential ultimata and political ineptitude. They always act before they reason, they think with their cheat rather than brain, if they have any at all. No wonder, they chose to face Machine Gun with spoon and fork and when they were offered as sacrificial lamb to Amadioha, they are busy crying of genocide and whining like the wailing and emotional bush babies that they are. Before you get back to me, rename Oyigbo and reclaim back your houses and streets that unarmed people took from you. |
erunz:see this world class m0ron. |
jthingz:As PDP inclined as I am, my conscience and patriotism to my nation will never let me recognise those lies highlighted as the truth. No matter the political affiliation, ethnicity or religion, lies must never be recognised as the truth. |
Zet72:See buccal diarrhoea from a cowardly Usain Bolt tribe of y1bo. Read up on how Oluyole warriors rooted out your so called gambaris. Who holds the political power in Kwara -- Yorubas? who are the contestants for the gubernatorial position in kwara under PAC and PDP -- Yorubas. What effort did you fathers made to reclaim your houses, streets and town renamed? Can that be said of Rivers state? Are we Biafrans Question readily comes to mind. I am sure your fathers were busy using the compass we recalibrated for them at Ore to locate Abidjan. Useless Akpu-chest beating sissies from the red mud and gully eroded land of the setting sun, always making noise and when dealt with, will be whining, claiming victim. |
Only God knows who is the best liar ------ SaTANoids/Jonathanians/GEJ or the Devil? |
erunz:You just finally confirmed to the world that you are a first class imbeci1e. In the village where you are from, you can deduce people's ethnicity from their monickers. your name is synonymous with daftness. |
erunz:He searched the whole of the Internet for the name of his Ijaw king, Google keeps popping up Tompolo and Asari. Out of no other choice, he had to acquire an over night Edo indigeneship for him to recognise Oba of Benin as his king. Wrapper tying fisherman, tell us the name of your king. Amanyanibo Tompolo of Gbaramutu Kingdom. Sounds like the name of high sea pirate. |
Zet72:See this useless chest beater, making noise as usual. 3mm of you was killed for fun, what happened. Nothing. Hausas have been using you and still you using you for target practise, what happened.... nothing. Your houses and streets were hijacked by unarmed ND people, your town Oyigbo was renamed under your nose by the same unarmed Niger Delta people, what did you do.... nothing. Noise making cowards, always sacrificing their women and children while they will Usain Bolt to Abidjan. Shameless set of bandits calling themselves rebels. We are your lord and master. We taught you how to spell your name. |
WhiteTechnology:Are you a photographer? Some of us believe in write ups than photoshopped shots. |
erunz:Edos and itshekiris are and will forever be our cousins, as well as Nupes. i will not allow a kai kai drinking fisherman and wrapper tying fully grown man, make me take any of them on. The bleaching Alaafin seat is well know all over the world as the political headquarter of the Yoruba race. What is even the title of your king or high sea pirate or bandit leader? I heard that Tompolo and Dokubo are your kings? Says it all. |
WhiteTechnology:Gani Adams, Itsekiri leaders inaugurate OPC in Warri THE National Coordinator of the O’dua Peoples Congress (OPC), Chief Ganiyu Adams, Tuesday in Warri, Delta State, formally launched the Itsekiri branch of the OPC. Adams, who was guest of the Itsekiri Leaders of Thought, described his visit to Warri as home-coming, saying that he was always joyous when he was visiting people of same ancestral lineage. He said the Itsekiri were descendants of Oduduwa and as such, needed the presence of OPC in their midst since the body was created to preserve all Oduduwa descendants. The OPC leader was particularly delighted that he was welcomed to Warri by the highly respected Itsekiri Leaders of Thought led by Chief J.O.S. Ayomike, which is a think-tank of some of the best brains in Itsekiri land. Adams eulogized the late Pa Alfred Rewane, a notable Itsekiri leader and co-founder of National Democratic Coalition (NADECO), who played immense role in the June 12 debacle. He said the murder of Rewane created immense vacuum in NADECO. The OPC leader expressed immense gratitude to the Itsekiri Leaders of Thought for deeming it fit to receive him in Warri. He maintained that Oduduwa descendants existed in several parts of Nigeria apart from the South-West, including Igala, Akoko-Edo and even in Benin Republic and the Caribbean, adding that the OPC was a special body created to cater for the needs of O’dua descendants. Adams said his visit to Warri was almost marred by a petition in one of the national dailies, which said he was visiting Warri to assist Itsekiri fight their neighbours, while denying the report that Adams said wrong impressions were being held by some persons about the OPC. He clarified that the OPC is a socio-cultural organisation set for the collective good of all Yoruba people He said: “We founded the OPC to fight for the identities of all the Yoruba people all over the universe. There are about 46 million Yoruba in Nigeria and over 200 million all over the world. Itsekiri is part of the descendants of Oduduwa. Therefore, they need the support of the OPC. The high point of the day was the formal inauguration of the OPC Itsekiri branch by Adams, which was hailed by several Itsekiri leaders, including Prof. Tony Afejuku and Dr. Lucky Akaruese, among others. SOURCE - Guardian |
erunz:Lol. Even when the Oba misyarned, we lectured him on his history. |
WhiteTechnology:Google is your friend. |
erunz:If you like, you can come from.timbuktu or kandahar, you can even be hutu or tutsi or hottentot or even a cave man, I care less. You cross our path and we will take you on big time. Let the world hear your distorted story of the Great Oba of Benin, if you know any at all. |
ANAMBRA11:I can only discuss with you, the day you recover your streets and houses in PH and you can also rename Oyigbo. Chest beating ajokutamamumi. Always thinking with akpu-filled chest rather than the vestigial brain they are blessed with |
ANAMBRA11:Yea they should not be heard, but their forefathers fought and conquered lands that are not red muds and gully eroded, that some people are running to, on a daily basis in their thousands. If your forefathers were that blessed with wisdom and military skills, you will not have been restricted to your red mud and you would not have rushed to war with spoon and fork, thereby offering 3mm of your women and children (minus your men) to Amadioha for fun. |
erunz:See this wrapper tying and kaikai drinking fisherman, go back to school to.learn History before you can know the crown I am.talking about. |
erunz:I thought I was even talking to a knowledgeable mind. Maybe because there is no recognisable crown in your dynasty, that actually limited your territorial sovereignty to the high sea. |
erunz:Yes they are but. They confronted the worst dictator in the Nigerian History, they sent the armies back to the barracks, they demystified the northern oligarchy. With all that, they still got the presidency, without sacrificing their "helpless" women and children to Sango the god of Thunder. If that is cowardice, we embrace it fully. It is far better than having to wait for a woman, Dora of blessed memory, before GEJ can be considered to take over power during the final days of President Yar Adua. Where was the Ijaw nation then? Busy bombing defenceless oil pipeline. |
erunz:Why should we be throwing knockout? When we are not a wrapper tying and fish smoking nation? Ganiyu Adams shot more than knockout in Warri and heaven did not fall. Why should we be making noise, when we are not a chest beating nation? This dude is very funny. Mind you, the most recognised crown in the whole of SS, belongs to us. What else can you say? |
fejikudz:Do you know the meaning of defeat at all? |
erunz:Another excuse. Ijaws asked Ganiyu Adams not to come to Warri, to establish OPC unit, he was not only in Warri, he even established the unit with pomp and pageantry. The boys that are not smiling can.only intimidate whoever even sees their faces that are not smiling. We cannot even see them. Conquer our cousins first, as small as they are, and now get back to us. |
erunz:Helpless Ijaw woman? Indeed y1bos are your cousins. Why on earth will you leave your women and children vulnerable? Says a lot about how irresponsible your men are, if you can be leaving your women and children defenceless. |
erunz:Really, a Yoruba man levelled Odi, ransacked Nembe or forcados (1 of the 2) L, what happened?.......NOTHING. You had a bitter war with our cousins - Itshekiris, were you able to defeat them? We all know the story. How much more the Yoruba nation. That is the gene of Oduduwa. If northerners knew that, they would have allowed June 12 to pass without any rancour. It was the greatest mistake in their history till date. Ask your cousins, the y1bos, they will tell you. We are slow to rush to war, but swift to execute it. Uthman Dan Fodio descendants will tell you. A warring tribe did not just have the massive and blessed land mass we have today, because we were smoking fishes beside the ocean or dancing round a pot of boiling human being. We were conquering territories and expanding our frontiers, building empire and if need be, we will do it again. |
YourExcellencies, “Shortly after his appointment as National Security Adviser, General Andrew Azazi, at his own request, met with me in my office in Lagos to discuss the state of the nation. It was on the eve of the 2011 elections. I told the General that I was not worried about the conduct of the elections or about the outcome which I expected President Jonathan to win. “What really worried me, I told the General, was the management of the violence that would ensue after the elections. I was sure that there would be violence on a massive scale and I made some suggestions to him about how I thought the violence could be contained. My suggestions were not acted upon. The elections occurred, President Jonathan won and all hell broke loose. Missing were the conflict-controlled measures which I had discussed with General Azazi. Now we are back at the same crossroads again, except this time is more precarious and dangerous than the last time. “Firstly, we have this very notorious prediction from United States semi-official sources that the world is expecting a cataclysmic meltdown of the Nigerian nation come 2015. Of course, most Nigerians have taken umbrage at this prediction for their country. But there are Nigerians who are indifferent to the outcome of this prediction. “One of my low moments during the just concluded 2014 National Conference was when in an attempt to break an impasse, I painted a grim picture of devastation which would follow a breakdown of the Nigerian state, to which a delegate between 45 and 55 years old replied: ‘So what?. I thought to myself, here is a man who would probably run away to a neighbouring country at the boom of the first gun but was callously indifferent to the fate of the youths, women and children who would be caught in the middle. Secondly, the certainty of violence after the 2015 elections is higher than it was in 2011. If President Jonathan wins, the North would erupt into violence as it did in 2011. If General Buhari wins, the Niger Delta will erupt into violence. I don’t believe that we need rocket science to make this prediction. The violence of 2015 is going to be horrendous and worse than the one of 2011 for the simple reason that the illegal, massive importation of weapons into the country has reached such alarming proportions that I really wonder which is better armed, the militias on one hand or the official armed forces on the other hand. For the avoidance of doubt, I am not imputing the illegal importation of arms to any particular zone. Some years ago, some Iranians were arrested for bringing in a shipload of weapons into Lagos harbour. They were tried and jailed and then smuggled out of the country. Some months ago, sophisticated weapons were discovered buried in the basement of a Kano house. All these have now fallen below the radar. These are the ones we know about. How many do we not know about? There are states and movements out there, African and non-African, which do not mean well for the Nigerian state, which wish Nigeria to dissolve into a theatre of bloodshed, gore and instability. They will succeed if we continue the politics of making enemies of ourselves and friends of our enemies. Way forward[b][/b] The first step forward is for the two Presidential candidates to meet and sign a Memorandum of Undertaking that will commit both to: lA civil and peaceful campaign, devoid of threats. lA commitment to preach peaceful elections to their supporters. lA commitment to control their supporters after the elections. Supporters of whoever loses should be entitled to peaceful protests but not to violent protests. “I also appeal to the following: lThe Sultan, Alhaji Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar III lThe Emir of Kano, Alhaji Muhammad Sanusi II lThe Lamido of Adamawa, Alhaji Muhammadu Barkindo Mustapha lThe Ooni of Ife, Oba Okunade Sijuwade lThe Oba of Benin, OmoN’oba Erediauwa lChief Emeka Anyaoku lPastor Ayo Oritsejafor lPastor Enoch Adeboye lHis Excellency, General Yakubu Gowon lHis Excellency General Abubakar Abdulsalami to facilitate the pre-election meeting between the candidates, the preparation of the Memorandum of Undertaking and as a Council of Wisemen to assist in managing the post-election conflicts. Yours sincerely. Former Nigerian Foreign Minister and Deputy Chairman, 2014 National Conference.” |
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