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OneNaira6:You are a war booty and y1bos will forever remain the slaves of this ONE NIGERIA. We are blessed by God and we shall remain blessed. We will keep deporting you shameless criminals, cannibals called y1bos. See this 1diot, because he is doing projects that shows he has the money . You are a joker for real. http://www.elombah.com/index.php/articles-mainmenu/27193-is-anambra-cursed-or-is-gov-obiano-the-cause |
emmysoftyou:The question remains --- ''Are we Biafrans?'' |
emmysoftyou:How daft can this Ariara market graduate be. Google is your friend or because his name is not written in 100naira+100naira, you can not comprehend that his name is Rotimi Amaechi Chibuike. Based on that, i should be calling him a yoruba name. Ikwerre Gov said ''Are we Biafrans?'' that says it all. |
OneNaira6:Nigerian slave, learn and re-learn You are a conquered slave, our war booty. That is what you are. Back to the matter. !. You are buying land in another man's territory --- shows your level of wisdom and truly shows y1bos do not learn from history. I will advise you to buy more. Keep developing the lands of the others, while yours continues to lie impoverished, desolate, gully eroded and in ruins. 2. Lagos is owing Anambra -- the same Anambra Obi claimed had 200bn in the coffers and Obiano told us by evening that the state is bankrupt. You are making yourself a jester here. It is the same Anambra that Lagos, the state with highest IGR in the federation is owing. Let us even assume and agree that Lagos is owing Anambra. Don't you think it shows how stup1d your leaders are? They are giving money to another state, to develop their state, while theirs is still underdeveloped. See y1bos logic. Very wonderful. 3. Point of correction -- we dont run to GEJ. We are not y1bos, led by Adaobi, always running into the wrapper of GEJ. Several examples abound. |
emmysoftyou:Lol. Igbos and their attache-by-force mentality. Wonders shall never end, Ikwerres and Okrikas over to you. Y1bos have started claiming PH again. You need to drive them out of PH again. PH was, is and will forever be for Ikwerres and Okrikas. You running away from your gully erosion to settle their does not make you owners of the city. The last time i checked the Gov of Rivers has Rotimi in his name, the I should be dancing azonto for promoting my ethnicity. How hilarious can you get. He has said it over and over again, he is Ikwerre and he will forever be. Stop your attche by-force mentality and take pride in yourselfand let people be the ones that want to associate with you and you not forcing people to be part of you. Ndokwa are denying y1bo roots, likewise ikwerres. That is a known fact. |
OneNaira6:How daft can you be an how much more can you continue to embarrass yourself online. Which ethnic groups are all the Emirs --- Fulanis. Who are their subjects -- Hausas. Who are the chiefs and head of clans and vil;ages -- HAusas. That is the reson why Hausa/Fulani are always lumped together, because of a thin line of distinction. Read up on hausa-fulani oligarchy and get your main frame brain upgraded on the matter. We did not install Awo and Abiola because the military careless about the votes. It was their results they declared and we finally sent them back to the barracks. It is a known fact that in a democratic Nigeria, we have been installing and re-installing and so shall it be. Who have you installed? Y1bos are and will forever remain the SLAVES of all Nigerian ethnicities, even the unclad Koma people. |
Blackvampire:Olusola and Bukola really sounds very timbuktu-ish. Y1bos and their Alaba market education. |
OneNaira6:LOL. Replying you is a waste of time.I agree we are the slaves of the northerners and we have dealt with them more than anybody else in this country, but you are the rag and dustbin of all tribes because cannibalistic greedy y1bos are our CONQUERED SLAVES.[b][/b] Shikena. |
emmysoftyou:LOL. Crying wolf over Ilorin? When the Governor is a yoruba man, when the powers that be -- Sarakis and Belgores are yorubas. You are the joke of the year. Dissipate your energy on reclaiming Port Harcourt, your fore fathers hijacked houses and streets in PH and renamed towns of Oyigbo etc, before you can have a bragging right here. |
OneNaira6:Your idiocy is legendary. Fulani in Nigeria, remains Hausa/Fulani. Even in censors, that is what is being counted. I have never heard, likewise millions, of ibibio/igbo. Except you are trying to use your many dubious and crafty ways to lord it over ibibios again. We hold the aces to install anybody in power and we will. We installed Yar Adua. We installed GEJ and we will install whoever we like again in 2015. copy that. Show us who the y1bos ever installed, apart from killing the leaders of other regions in 1966 and installing your own as president, concentrating power at the centre, derailing our nascent democracy of then and distorting the political landscape of Nigeria forever. Greedy bunch of people |
emmysoftyou:See this Mungo Park. Was it not the same Rotimi Chibuike Amaechi that said ''Are we biafrans?'' They are Ikwerres and they have said it repeatedly that they are not y1bos. Show us where they agreed that they are one. Odili was not supported for Presidency. not because of his ethnicity, which is Ikwerre anyway. It was based on his level of corruption. Read up and stop displaying your ethnic tinted and warped knowledge here. |
millionaireman:See parasitic y1bos that are contributing next to nothing to the nation making mouth, Ondo state alone produces more oil than all the oil of SE. That is a fact. For your heart break, Lagos is joining next year, and Ogun state reserve is still untapped. Cry e a bucket of tears. We have the highest IGR generation. Our region generate the highest non-oil income for the nation. Tell us what y1bos are contributing to this nation. Set of lawless uncivilised cannibals, that are averse to paying taxes. |
OneNaira6:I am laughing in aramaic at this bewildering post. If your forefathers can logically stage a protest and still achieve their objectives, they would not have sacrificed 2mm of you to your gods for nothing, on a ''mere'' political difference, that you chose to turn into a war. What was the end result --y1bos were turned to war booty. Our leaders took flights to UK and US and we still achieved our objectives. If i can recall, the world greatest sissy, calling himself a warlord, whereas he is nothing but a rag tag sissy leader, took a flight to Abidjan, I can not remember him achieving his objectives, despite all his chest beating and mouthing. Shekau is miles ahead of the bearded spaghetti and mini skirt wearing sissy. I can still remember that the Biafra Minister of Lies and Propaganda, the shameless Chinua Achebe ran to the same US, did he achieve his objectives Capital N-O. Our leaders collected bribe. Lol. yes, they collected their share of national cakes and still achieved their aims and objectives of snatching power from the military and the northern oligarchy, without sacrificing their women and children to ogun. If i can remember vividly, the greatest y1boman''Zik of the Hamlet'' took bribe from the British to form govt with the northerners. The same man, deflected to the Nigerian side, after collecting money, abandoning the Biafra dream mid-way. One Ike Nwachukwu collected bribe and fought against Biafra. Even Jesus Xt with just 12 disciples had one traitor,how much more an ethnic group of almost 50mm people. However, Jesus Xt achieved His aims and objectives, just like we did and y1bos never did. Spot the difference. The northern oligarchy knows that we are the only one standing between them and their ability to lord it over all. They only showed their frustration at our sagacity and wisdom by crying out loud that ''we are the problem of Nigeria'' and we are happy to be. Force your enemies to the roundtable for negotiation, with you holding the aces and having the advantage. That is what we have done to them. Achieve that and get back to us. What are the y!bos doing, hiding behind the skirt of an Ijaw man, like the chest beating sissy they have always been. The last time i checked, OBJ is a true son of Owu, If you were in SW then you would have known what the slogan was -- ''It is Olu vs Olu, any which way, na we'' . In the history of Nigeria, the 2 major contestants are from the side tribe. That is how well we hand twisted everybody and held you all to ransome. That is being politically deft. June 12 can never be war to y1bos, because we refused to carry guns, which they were wishing for and that saw them running into their alaigbo eroded red mud land in their droves then. We disappointed them and we still achieved our objectives. and they ran back to our blessed land again. I repeat, bow down at your master's feet and learn. |
OneNaira6:Another ariara market-tutored graduate. If I even decide to follow your defective knowledge and agree that they are one of the smallest ethnic groups, I am sure as small as they are, they are 100times more powerful in this country than y1bos. However, due to the level of intermarriages between hausas and fulanis over decades, they are always used interchangeably. So your false impression of fulanis being the smallest ethnic group is dubious. |
emmysoftyou:See this world class m0ron. Ikwerres are y1bos? Says who -- of course daft y1bos who are fond of doing attaché by force. Have you forgotten "Are we Biafra?" they have denied you severally, but your low self esteem will never allow to respect yourselves, by letting them be. PH is ruled by Ikwerres and not cannibalistic y1bo slaves. Period. Deal with it. Proof to us Ikwerres are y1bos. How daft can you be? June 12 is not a war. Do you think having the skills of pen usage civil disobedience and protest, as seen in civilised world, to achieve set aims and objectives are easy to come by. If it was, your forefathers will not sacrifice your grandmothers and your-never-to-be fathers to Amadioha, based on their cheat beating and rush of blood to their brains. Could y1bos have dealt with June 12 issue without rushing to war with hoes and cutlasses? Do they have the wisdom to navigate such tumultuous situation without sacrificing their generations yet unborn and making the ones alive everlasting slaves? No, their brains are pentium 1, too slow to deal with such. With the protest and pen, we demystified and dealt immortal blow to the military and Northern Oligarchy. We played the Evil Genius at his game and made him to bow. Even the Devil's Incarnate himself, Abacha, was made to bite the dust with mere apple and one of us was installed as the president. Face the north and confront them for once. Lest I forget, the last time you tried it, you were shipped back into your gully eroded alaigbo in body bags in your thousands. Bow at your master's feet and learn. Heard y1bo party, AkPuGA is dead. Shows the level of your political sagacity. |
emmysoftyou:See this idiota from the cesspit of Aba. Yes we lost Ilorin to Hausas, a major tribe in Nigeria. You lost Igwurocha or what the y1bo name of. Port Harcourt, your houses and streets to minority ethic groups eg Okrikas Ikwerres etc. Ilorin was never renamed, can you say the same of Oyigbo. I heard they wanted to even rename Aba to Abu, they only pitied you. ![]() You fought your Biafra war and lost just 2mm women and children, minus your men. We fought for June 12 and locked down this country without a single shot and we lost less than 30 people and still ensured a Yoruba man became president after sending IBB away from Aso Rock, Abacha to the world beyond and snatching power from the military and the powerful Northern Oligarchy. You use brawn, we use brain You use violence, we use wisdom You use gun, we use pen. Who is the coward here? |
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This is leadership. |
Uhuru Kenyatta, the Kenyan president, has sacked his interior minister and accepted early retirement for the head of the police, hours after Somalia’s armed group al-Shabab said its fighters had killed at least 36 people at a stone quarry in the northeastern city of Mandera. In a televised address, Kenyatta on Tuesday vowed to continue the fight against al-Shabab and announced a security shake-up in which Interior Minister Joseph Ole Lenko was dismissed. Kenyatta named an opposition politician and retired army general, Joseph Nkaissery, to be the new Interior Minister, in charge of security. At a news conference in the capital Nairobi, David Kimaiyo, the police chief, announced he was stepping down and that the president had accepted his early retirement. The two men have been responsible for the east African nation’s security, which has deteriorated amid a wave of deadly attacks blamed on al-Shabab. “My government has invested heavily in terms of increasing recruitment of security personnel; improving their welfare … Despite this progress, we also acknowledge some weakness in our security architecture,” he said. Kenyatta added that he had asked top security officials to work with legislators and find out whether there were administrative and legal hurdles that limit the country’s “ability to deal with this real and existential threat”. About 20 gunmen, described by the Kenyan government as “heavily armed bandits” opened fire at the quarry in the early hours of Tuesday morning after separating Muslims and non-Muslims, sources said. Several people were beheaded, while others were shot in the back of the head, sources told Al Jazeera. Al-Shabab claimed responsibility for the attack, calling it “another successful operation carried out by the Mujahideen”. “This latest attack was part of a series of attacks planned and executed by the Mujahideen to serve as a response to Kenya’s occupation of Muslim lands and their ongoing atrocities therein, such as the recent air strikes on Muslims in Somalia,” al-Shabab spokesman Sheikh Ali Mohamud Rage said in a statement emailed to journalists. The dead are reportedly miners who worked in the quarry, located just outside the town. Shortly before the attack they were woken by the gunmen and forced to leave the tents where they were sleeping. Al Jazeera’s Catherine Soi, reporting from Nairobi, said the government had been under a lot of pressure to fire the two security chiefs. The attacks had become frequent and the two men have been blamed by Kenyans for failing to provide adequate security, said our correspondent. She also said the Red Cross was at the scene of Tuesday’s attack and that the military and army were heading to the site, which is just 5km from the border with Somalia. |
we all need to come together as humanity, devoid of any artificial divide of parties -- APC vs PDP, religion, -- Xtianity vs Islam, geographical -- north vs south, ethnicity --- hausa/fulani vs the rest, and confront this beast called Boko Haram, that is threatening the shaky foundation of our existence as a nation. O God of all creation Direct our noble cause Guide our leaders right Help our youth the truth to know In love and honesty to grow And living just and true Great lofty heights attain To build a nation where peace And justice shall reign. |
![]() People from the red mud land of setting sun will have heart attack over this. No wonder they keep trooping to our blessed land, like ants will troop towards sugar. One love to all, from the blessed land of Odua. |
christopher123: ![]() If you are really interested in your Biafra, all of you ought to have relocated into your gully erosion by now. |
Y christopher123:I am more worried about your houses and streets the okrikas are dancing azonto inside in PH. I am more worried about your towns renamed under your nose eg Oyigbo. Deal with that first, before you start worrying about Ilorin. |
Y1bos and their laughable Biafra dream. One thing is certain if Biafra is ever achieved --- Anambrarians will lord it over the rest of them. Seems other y1bo states are osu castes. ![]() |
what exactly is wrong with Islam or followers of Islam? What is the difference between that faith and satanism? i hope this will not be imported into Nigeria again? |
Fully appreciate the write up. |
As caustic as Deridegull's posts are, I can't but agree that he is a very knowledgeable and intelligent old man. Katsumoto remains the best ever. NL, most especially Politics section has been hijacked by political jingoists and brainless kids. |
Chronicles of recent BH Activities 1. FG in phantom ceasefire with 419 BH. 2. BH on the attack and annexed some territories. 3. Nigerian Army on the retreat or is it abandonment of duty posts. 4. Nigerian Army is releasing suspected Boko Haram Members 5.Bombs started going off again God dey sha |
Ondo state is an established oil producing state. Now Lagos State. Ogun state is next on the queue. Let our coastal states keep exploring the black gold, while the hinterland states keep developing agriculture, tourism and production. God will continue to bless the prosperous land of Odua. |
THAT Lagos State is on the verge of becoming a member of Nigeria’s oil producing states by 2015 is good news. The state’s government has been undoubtedly progressive and visionary, hence the enabling environment it has created to make this possible is hardly surprising. This new-found status, therefore, is now a clarion call on other states to rise up to the current economic challenges, think and act positively in the larger interests of the people. According to reports, the joint venture partners on the Aje Field, offshore Lagos have taken the final investment decision on the exploration of the field. The first phase which is scheduled to be brought on stream by end of 2015 is targeting 10,000 barrels per day of oil from two target wells in the Oil Mining Lease 113 area. A re-entry of Aje-4 will form the first production, while drilling of Aje-5 is expected to be the second. The plans include the use of Rubicon’s Front Puffin floating production, storage and offloading vessel, which produced oil from the Puffin field in the Timor Sea. The state government’s optimism for complete breakthrough is rooted in the belief that “this development is good for Nigeria generally because our (Nigeria) reserves base has not increased over the years as expected, because the international oil companies are not ready to invest since the Petroleum Industry Bill has not been passed.” This is the more reason local entrepreneurs Yinka Folawiyo Petroleum Company Limited as the operator with 25 per cent interest in the field and their partners Vitol, 24.05 per cent; First Hydrocarbons Nigeria Limited, 16.875 per cent; Energy Equity Resources Limited, 16.875 per cent; Panoro Energy ASA, 12.19 per cent; and Jacka Resources Limited, five per cent should be commended for taking up the gauntlet, believing in their own capacity and demonstrating a certain faith in the country. These and similar other ventures should be further encouraged to succeed. The reluctance of the international oil companies to invest, hinged on the incomplete processing and passage of the PIB is a bad statement on years of intrigues about the passage of the bill at the National Assembly. Too many interests – bordering on corruptive tendencies of public officials and stakeholders – are at work, creating impediments for the bill. These have to be removed. The different versions of the bill have to be harmonised just as the lawmakers should put the interest of the country above anyone else’s and produce a workable document that could open up the nation’s economy. Nothing is to be taken for granted by the joint venture partners in Lagos. Lagos as a state has also floated its own oil and gas company perhaps in anticipation of playing a major role in the industry. At present, it is enjoying its enviable status as the highest internally generated revenue (IGR) earner with about N29 billion monthly. It is hoped that the state and the partners would have learnt some significant lessons from existing JV arrangements of the Federal Government with oil multinationals to avoid frictions and pitfalls. Transparency will be key to all dealings to place trust as the framework of a lasting business relationship, being newcomers to the partnership. There will be challenges obviously, but facing up to them and resolving issues arising therefrom, matters. How the associated problems of environmental degradation, cash-calls, technical support, deals with federal authorities and others will be handled will be germane to the growth of the venture really. Granted that the Federal Government has offered appreciable assistance to date in approvals and other areas, a more cooperative approach between the two levels of government to promote Nigeria’s interest and serve as attraction to similar ventures in the immediate future is expected. Again, that the JV partners only submitted the Field Development Plan for the Aje field in January 2014 to the Department of Petroleum Resources with approval of FDP in March shows that with cooperation and commitment enormous interest of all officials to the success of any project, Nigeria can work. This is commendable. A further potential to develop the block across both OPL 310 and OML 113 should be pursued with the same dispatch. Now job opportunities will open to Nigerians through the joint venture operations. As a corollary to the move by Lagos, and to encourage the many cash-strapped states, the Federal Government should revisit the issue of solid minerals with a view to taking it out of the current unproductive system, allow each state to exploit what is in its domain and pay royalties to the centre. It is time the country allowed a shift from counter-productive policies and liberated the nation’s potentials. |
GenBuhari:If your brain is to too dull to comprehend it, I pity whoever named you, whatever you are bearing. |
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una come see yoruba sense. You installed who and who? You're a force? In what country because it's surely not Nigeria.