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Politics › Re: Gani Adams, Itsekiri Leaders Inaugurate OPC In Warri, Delta by superstar1(m): 12:10am On Dec 18, 2013
DerideGull: @OP

Yoruba fortune hunting is beyond explanation with words.
Old man, do yourself the favour to read history about itshekiris and their lineage.
Politics › Re: Gani Adams, Itsekiri Leaders Inaugurate OPC In Warri, Delta by superstar1(m): 12:09am On Dec 18, 2013
Bishop Magic: Gani Adams is the head of a Tribal vigilante Militia which had in the past and continues to do so in the present, been involved in public lynchings.

By applauding OPC's presence in Warri on the guise of re-uniting with the Itshekiris that you claim as Yorubas, you then admit that the OPC is a the authentic Cultural and Traditional ambassadors of the Odua people.

We have not yet forgotten the troubles that occurred in the 90's which can be traced to Awolowo after the civil war trying desperately to yorubarize warri. Since that ugly past, Warri and Delta as a whole have long put the past behind them.

Do not come and foment your cheap and dirty tribal politics in Delta of all places which happens to be home to Ijaws, Isokos , Itshekiris , Urhobos and Igbos as well.

keep your nonsense xenophobia and tribal politicking in the SW!

The question that begs answeing now are:

1. Why now? In the wake of all the political tensions.
2. Are the Yorubas in general now recognizing Itshekiris as a long lost tribe and if so why now?
3. Is the OPC as a tribal vigilante militia now the head of cultural affairs in Odua land?
4. How come your broad nose that can fit a yam tuber in each separate nostril not see this before rushing o spew insults?
What is your headache and heart attack over fostering our ancestral lineage with our cousins?


Extend same to ikwerre and anioma or probably ijaw, if they will allow you.
Politics › Re: Gani Adams, Itsekiri Leaders Inaugurate OPC In Warri, Delta by superstar1(m): 11:55pm On Dec 17, 2013
Bishop Magic: I see a day in the future when the Oduas will remember and reach out to the Igbos of Biafra as a long distant country man. This off course will be after theifnibu has plundered them for 30yrs and installed his grandson as president for life with almajiris and fulanis dominating their coastal capital and ravaging their rural areas for cattle rearing sake.
Tinubu is plundering us and investing same in SW, your leaders eg ouk,adaobi etc are devouring you and still investing same in SW.

Spot the difference.
Politics › Re: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by superstar1(m):
ngozievergreen: Yorubas are the .most popular almajiris after the hausas!
what do u mean by I shd come to the SW? Is Lagos not in SW or is there another SW aside that of Nigeria?
I know the standard of living of yorubas, don't tell me what I know.Are those omo onile, agberos and almajiris not yorubas?
Aside the few rhat work in multinationals of since 1970, how many of u are high income earners?
Even The way u ppl talk: igbos shd leave our land and go to theirs so we can develop ourselves, reek of inferiority and poverty.
Compete with the igbos in lagos, don't wait for them to go before u will leave agbero job and get engaged.
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U were the one that told me yorubas dominate the civil service in the east and when I blew ur ass, u started shifting grounds, I told u to stop starting what u can't finish.
The point am making is that there is no city in Yoruba land. Ur tax payers money is being wasted . Ur ppl live in abject poverty, so what exactly are they doing with ur igr in osun, Ogun, Oyo, ekiti?
Na im be my own sef
I thought knowledge was your only problem before. Obviously, English comprehension is also included. When and did I informed you that, Yorubas are more in your civil service?

Do we have beggars. Yes. Do we have destitutes, yes. Do we have almajiris, no. Every learned soul in this country knows almajiri system is strictly an Hausa-Fulani system. So learn. If you are telling us you don't have beggars, you are either a liar or all your beggars too have migrated to SW too. If privilege people can seek greener pasture in SW, why shouldn't they. No wonder, Fashola had to deport some of your destitutes. However, all the Igbo beggars always singing inside hold up in Lagos, are from the moon? Even in heaven, there is hierarchy. The lowest level in heaven might not be a beggar, but it is still the lowest level. There is no society in the world that does not have beggars and destitutes, except alaigbo.

What is your business with our tax? We are gladly paying it because it is an instrument and license that gives us the full authority to hold our leaders accountable and to demand performance. If your republican tendencies is not in tandem with tax payment, congrats. You are naturally individualistic in your societal set up. Congrats to that too. Mind you, you don't have the authority to question your leaders. The individualistic nature of your gov makes the allocation strictly his own, because he aspired individually into that position and he is not a custodian of people's wealth. Your individualism also place the responsibility of tarring your own part of the road yourself. That is your system and it suits you guys, congrats.

For the umpteen time, and let it sink this time around, before I will finally conclude that your assimilation level is below par. In geography, it is known that where there is poverty, crime is high; where there is poverty, people migrate away from there. None of this is the scenario playing out in SW. So make your deductions if you are smart enough.

Y1bos and lies. We don't have high income earner. Ok. I agree. 99% of salaries in SW are being paid to y1bos. 95% of all the companies in SW are owned by our industrious y1bos, all our land are owned by y1bos. All the people working in all the companies, are y1bos. Even the y1bos have chased the oyinbos away. Are you happy now? Clap for yourself and keep displaying your ignorance.

On the issue of omo onile and agbero, that is what we want, that is how it has been and it will forever be. Anybody that doesn't like, should be on the next bus to alaigbo. If that is what is keeping our crime rate low, then is worth holding on to. We don't begrudge on you practising child slavery with 5-10boys,( that ought to be in school), serving you and giving you false impression of you being an Oga. An Oga of underages. That is while respecting other people's culture is lacking in the character of y1bos.

Why should we be competing [using your word] with ingrates, envious and covetous people on our land. Why should we not chase the people that hates us out of our midst. So assuming your father let out the next apartment and the tenant keeps saying nonsense about your father, I'm sure you will advise your father to let your family leave the whole building for the ingrate of a tenant, that is also covetous and a trouble maker. We were not taught like that and it does not exist in our culture.

You are entitled to your opinion by saying we don't have cities. I cannot cure your lack of exposure . Keep sitting down in the cave of alaigbo and saying SW does not have cities. What is city to you, might be a dustbin to me and what is a city to me, might be a megalopolis to you. A Yoruba adages goes thus, if a child has not been to another man's farm, he will always say his father,s farm is the biggest. My candid advise to you is, leave the alaigbo enclave and travel round. Get yourself exposed the more. My pence.
Politics › Re: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by superstar1(m): 5:14pm On Dec 16, 2013
ibn akogun: Madam you are not bright and again so proud about your stupidity. if you are blind to see those companies I listed for you previously then you needed a concave mirror made binoculars. What the fucq igbos don't beg what of the band of praise worship singing beggers that dot all the motor parks In alaigbo??.
Alaigbo lohun lohun. Eko nko?
Politics › Re: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by superstar1(m): 5:09pm On Dec 16, 2013
ngozievergreen: U just made it look as if up to 3 of 10 yorubas live large or work in the multinationals .
Who are the southern almajiris if not yorubas?
The owners of two by two shops own properties u can't dream off, so y deride them to console urself.
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More igbos work in SW civil/ corporate service than yorubas in d east, so don't delude urself thinking SE civil service has significant Yoruba population. U are only there in federal govt transfers.
U are yet to show me ur own industries, aside d one that produced Mypikin.
You need to come to SW and see how many yorubas are largest share holders and those that are working in multinationals. maybe your brothers that come for Xmas or New Year festivities have been lying to you. Maybe, to woo you grin.

there are no southern almajiris. all those beggars/almajiris are all hausas and Nigeriens. get yourself informed. the pix chino posted is that of a fulani woman selling cheese. i just don't have his time.

so ibos are the ones dominating isale eko market, tejuosho, bodija, dugbe, gbagi markets. Your people have been lying to you. Get to meet a sincere and objective SEner staying in SW. Not people like chino ooooo.

If igbos are working in SW civil service (negligible number) or corporate service than we are in SE. Shows that we are accommodating and SW is where the action is. Why should i leave where others are running to, for where others are running from. Except i am posted there by company. It also shows that SE is dry for the kind of work we do or you are outrightly not welcoming or the land does not bless strangers.

I have told you, i cannot do your assignment for you. You need to come to Lag and lemme take you round. Free accommodation in a palatial house. I assure you of a driver to take you from Lag all around SW to do your research. I guarantee you that. Don't worry you don't need mopol. it is the safest region in Nigeria. grin grin grin

When you are ready to feel the sight and sounds of SW, holla me.
Politics › Re: Bayelsa Elders Write Jonathan: We Are Not Feeling The Impact Of Govt by superstar1(op): 4:50pm On Dec 16, 2013
DerideGull: @OP

Throughout the history of mankind, betrayal artists never end up in good notes socially. They have always died a miserable death or in a state of chilly penury.
that is beyond my level sir.

kindly break it down, so that i will know what i am agreeing to.

Coz this might result in us being arrested or being charged with treason now grin grin grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Bayelsa Elders Write Jonathan: We Are Not Feeling The Impact Of Govt by superstar1(op): 3:34pm On Dec 16, 2013
nairaarea: WHAT HAS FG DONE FOR NIGER DELTA

THE OGONI PEOPLE ARE STILL DRINKING BENZENE POLLUTED WATER 2 YEARS AFTER UNEP GAVE JONATHAN A REPORT THEY DESCRIBED AS THE WORST CASE OF ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION THEY HAVE EVER SEEN
we will charge you for treason for saying that. grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: World Bank Releases List Of Nigerian Looters by superstar1(m): 3:12pm On Dec 16, 2013
the list was released in 2000 or 2001 thereabout.

Just imagine the updated list, undecided
Politics › Re: Concerns Mount Over Unremitted $50bn, Crude Oil Swaps by superstar1(m): 3:06pm On Dec 16, 2013
Sanusi is a liar. He doesn't understand the technical workings of NNPC. Just the same way RIbadu and NEITI never understood it in 2011. The 3 of them are unpatriotic, should be arrested and charged with treason. They are pro-APC> They are in alliance with North and south west against Mr president. You will all fail. grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Official Manchester United Fan Thread:''20 Times EPL Champion by superstar1(m): 2:03pm On Dec 16, 2013
Coogar,

when did you turned to Nostradamus?
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Official Manchester United Fan Thread:''20 Times EPL Champion by superstar1(m): 2:01pm On Dec 16, 2013
coogar: arsenal & city got punished for finishing 2nd in their respective groups.

dayokanu must be fidgeting now. walcott, ozil & cazorla would take turns to destroy alaba.
arsenal will decimate bayern. they seem to have the cheat codes of german teams.
Politics › Re: Bayelsa Elders Write Jonathan: We Are Not Feeling The Impact Of Govt by superstar1(op): 1:47pm On Dec 16, 2013
They are pro-APC. they have also decided to go into alliance with the North and SW. They must be arrested.
Politics › Re: Abati To APC: Be Ready To Pay The Price Of Treason by superstar1(m): 1:31pm On Dec 16, 2013
deprince0: Plz enlighten me more. What were the responsibilities of those Nigeria allied Nations. Plz enlighten me on the kind of support each warring nations got from their allied nations?
bros, when you are ready for us to discuss that, kindly open another thread. Don't let us derail this.

Just note that other countries supported and assisted Biafra. Oyinbos also fought for you as mercenaries on the ground and flew your aircrafts, the same way Egyptians flew Nigerian MiGs.
Politics › Bayelsa Elders Write Jonathan: We Are Not Feeling The Impact Of Govt by superstar1(op): 1:26pm On Dec 16, 2013
The people of the oil producing areas of Bayelsa State have written to President Goodluck Jonathan protesting against the alleged continued neglect of their area by the federal government.

The elders therefore raised the alarm on the rising anger and impatience of the people especially the youths against multinational oil companies operating in the area.

In a letter which was signed by Emeritus Professor E. J. Alagoa , Professor Youpele Beredugo, Alabo Jikekuma Ombu-Kieri, Sir C.T Ikelemote, Dr. Young Dede, Ms. Ruby Iwoyefa Nyananyo, Chief Nengi James and Chief Howells Aburuku, among others, they declared that in spite of over 50-years of old oil exploration and 10-year per cent of nation's oil and 15 per gas production, the federal government had failed to deliver on road construction promised the Nembe communities 40 years ago.

The position of the elders which was read at the weekend during the 10-year anniversary celebration of the Nembe Se Congress by the Bayelsa Commission for Environment, Mr. Inuruo Wills, argued that the relationship between Nembe territory and the country had been one sided as the territory had only been good for economic exploration, extraction of resources and an export terminal for extracted resources.

The angry elders and respectable academics in the letter warned against the rising anger and impatience with Oil multinational companies operating in the area and the federal government over alleged deceit on the construction and completion of four major road projects in the area including the 66 years old Yenegwe-Kolo-Nembe-Brass road project.
The Nembe elders noted with concern that Nigeria is infamous for its callous neglect of the Niger Delta region particularly the Nembe territory which is the most tragic example of that neglect. “The starkest metaphor for this age-long neglect is that along the Akassa kin, Obioku through the Okoroma sector to the towns of Nembe and into Okoroba, Oluasiri and Mini-Ikensi sectors remain till today unconnected by road to the hinterland,” the statement said.

They listed among the proposed and abandoned road projects in Nembe communities to include Yenegwe-Kolo-Nembe-Brass road by the federal government since 1973; the Otuegila-Amurekeni-Amutoro-Emago/Kugbo-Oluasiri-Okoroba-Biokponga-Nembe road by the Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC); the Akpilai/Ogbia-Nembe road proposed by the first civilian government in Bayelsa State and the 22 kilometre-Ogbia, Nembe road by the state government.

"Aside from the commitment handed by the present administration to get the SPDC, NDDC and the contractor-Setraco limited-to complete the road within the rescheduled deadline of the end of 2014 or early 2015, none other has been delivered. The federal government, SPDC and the past administrations of the state have failed in their road promises.


"What is the fate of these road projects? How do we get our various stakeholders to keep faith with their legal and social obligations to Nembe? Has SPDC tricked us and finally abandoned the Otuegila-Emago-Oluasiri-Nembe road? Is the Ogbia-Nembe road the only serious project NDDC intends to do for the entire Nembe communities with quota that we contribute to the commission which is roughly N300billion yearly budget? Will the federal government prove to us through concrete infrastructural evidence that it now cares about the people and territory of Nembe?

"Whilst it takes the federal government the better part of the century to connect us by road, there exists a vast and expanding network of oil and gas pipelines across our territory connecting prolific oil wells to flow stations to export terminals and so on. In some 40 to 50 years of oil and gas production, the Nigerian government has in league with the oil companies virtually drilled the life out of our communities,” the forum stated.

The group continued: "Our rivers as well as groundwater have been massively poisoned through the worst case of cumulative oil pollution in the world. Gas is continually flared at several points like some oversized Olympic touches at the expense of the people lungs."


http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/bayelsa-elders-write-jonathan-we-are-not-feeling-the-impact-of-govt/166658/
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Official Manchester United Fan Thread:''20 Times EPL Champion by superstar1(m): 12:22pm On Dec 16, 2013
i got the team i prayed for.......yes.

Arsenal vs Bayern and City vs Barca are mouth watering.
Politics › Re: Abati To APC: Be Ready To Pay The Price Of Treason by superstar1(m): 11:53am On Dec 16, 2013
deprince0: U said Ojukwu was selfish and that ibos were slaughtered like cows for suya. Anambra and Imo stood against ur so called federal might for 3year, until ur federal might sought d assistance of expertriates. What offence did Ojukwu commit? He was gallant and died gallantly unlike one nepotic man called awolowo, who was filled with treachery, mischief and above all a loquacious man. He tasted treasonable charges and as a result committed suicide by taking poison. Do we talk about balewa, ahmedu bello name them. All were purified by another gallant biafran Major Chukwuma Kaduna Nzeogwu. Pray u don't wake a sleeping Tiger. Plz do not take d silence of a Lion to be act of cowardice. Ojukwu was more honourable than them all. Pray that there will be no more suya because we don't know whose beef will be d suya. Shalom
stop lying


Mercenaries fought for the Biafrans in the Fourth Commando Brigade during the Nigerian Civil War, (1967–1970).[38] Other mercenaries flew aircraft for the Biafrans. In October 1966, for example, a Royal Air Burundi DC-4M Argonaut, flown by mercenary Heinrich Wartski, also known as Henry Wharton, crashlanded in Cameroon with military supplies destined for Biafra.[39] --- wikipedia

In 16 months of often brutal fighting, Nigerian federal troops have whittled Biafra down to one-tenth of its original area. They are now closing in on Umuahia, the secessionist state’s last major town and the current seat of Lieut. Colonel Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu’s movable government. Umuahia would have long since fallen had it not been for the exploits of the best unit in Ojukwu’s small army, Biafra’s Fourth Commando Brigade. Commanded by nine white mercenaries, the Fourth spent the first three months of the year operating behind Nigerian lines.

The state was formally recognised by Gabon, Haiti, Côte d'Ivoire, Tanzania and Zambia. Other nations which did not give official recognition but which did provide support and assistance to Biafra included Israel, France, Portugal, Rhodesia, South Africa and Vatican City.[2] Biafra also received aid from non-state actors, including Joint Church Aid, Holy Ghost Fathers of Ireland, Caritas International, MarkPress and U.S. Catholic Relief Services.[2]


Nigeria --------------------------------- Biafra
Supported by ---------------------------------------- Supported by:

United Arab Republic (air force only) --------------------------------------- South Africa
United Kingdom -------------------------------- Rhodesia
Soviet Union -------------------------------- Portugal
Sudan ------------------------------- Tanzania
Chad -------------------------------- Israel
Niger ------------------------------- Canada
Syria -------------------------- United States (medical aids)
Saudi Arabia

by wikipedia
Politics › Re: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by superstar1(m): 11:01am On Dec 16, 2013
[quote author=One_Naira]LMFAO @ Logging in and out with his Ids just to speak. Creepy!!!!!!!!!! You need a psychiatrist. I thought Musiwa is the only mentally unstable yoruba on NL but it's obvious, there is alot of ya'll. You the fifth one thus far

Since I was a child, my mother told me not to talk to crazy nigg@s and that advice have never wronged me before so I'm done. Take your craziness to Ngozi or whoever is willing to deal with it.[/quote]Sincerely, you ought to be on a leash at Aro.
Politics › Re: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by superstar1(m):
[quote author=One_Naira]The evidence is staring us in the face and the boy continues to lie.

You are definitely yoruba, no doubt.[/quote]So, have I ever denied my rich yoruba heritage?

Or you are not communicating effectively?
Politics › Re: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by superstar1(m): 10:18am On Dec 16, 2013
[quote author=One_Naira]LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO grin grin grin grin grin grin

I think you forgot to logout of your superstar1 account. Cheii, so Superstar1 was your other ID and you were even conversing with yourself in both this id and the Ibn okagun ID. OMG!!!, not only are you broke and jobless, you are even mentally unstable. My God. Cheiiiiiiiii

No be you wey claim you don't do multiple Ids? LOL. Tufiakwa.[/quote]I laff igbotically, afikpo dialect to be precise.

I don't do double ID things. Ngozievergreen will tell you.
Politics › Re: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by superstar1(m): 10:09am On Dec 16, 2013
I[quote author=One_Naira]I know. Na real agbero. My father is a businessman, a successful one at that. I know how a real businessman lives their life. They stay on their hustle 24-7 cause one glance away and some other one would snatch everything from under them. No real businessman, be it moderate, lower or successful, would waste one second of their life on NL or any online forum arguing. Not one single businessman. On top of that, they are their own bosses, they don't have a boss. They have partners, not bosses. Him na real agbero wey dey online dey pretend.

Anyway Ngo, carry on. Your conservations with this people are funny, at least to me it is.[/quote]Keep experiencing premature ejaculat1on.

If you are blessed with 1/4th of what God has blessed me with, you must be very lucky.

Some of us are on vacation in December while some are hustling. That is making sense out.of.life.
Politics › Re: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by superstar1(m): 10:06am On Dec 16, 2013
[quote author=One_Naira]Try showing God even put a brain in your head. Since I haven't seen any evidence of such, like I said, not going to waste one brain cell on you. I've wasted way too much on Yoruba agberos on this website.[/quote]Agberos discuss with Agberos, so sad that you are one. Pele omo y1bo.

If you are endowed with one tenth of my brain capacity, your name would have been.1billion and not one naira. Your name says it all about you.
Politics › Re: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by superstar1(m): 10:04am On Dec 16, 2013
achi4u: Those things you listed above are the saving grace of igbo people in nigeria after the civil war.Had it been that igbos were too sluggish, lazy and blind to see things before others ...my sister our territory would've been a forgetting zone.

Igbos migrate to where the 'host' are some how a bit primitive and less competitive in businesses...., teach them a little lesson before they can opened their eyes.

My love for yorubas can never die...grin
Very funny.

You control importation, we control shipping and financial institutions and hausas control customs.

You control transportation to SE. Do you have any foothold in Sw. Naaaaaa.

Tell is how.you are controlling education. Another fallacy.

If industrialization is 2by2 inches backyard or under the mango tree factories, we don't do such.

Yorubas are sticked in civil service and SE states civil service too are full of yorubas.

Nollywood, we have our quantum share. Even DSTV had to dedicate a whole station to yoruba films. Can't see any Igbo station on it.


So what else?
Politics › Re: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by superstar1(m): 9:57am On Dec 16, 2013
ngozievergreen: Share is not ownership
Madam reframe that.

Don't let your lecturer see that. Your university will revoke your certificate without blinking an eyelid.
Politics › Re: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by superstar1(m):
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ngozievergreen: Imagine one of them asking me where our ppl were when they shared oil license .
Is that not poverty of intellect to depend on oil?
Oil license that were shared after Igbo ppls money were seized and 20 pounds handed to them.
Igbos on the other hand went into commerce, importation, nollywood, sports, academics,transport sector and industrialization.
While yorubas are still stuck in only civil service plus a few in the oil theft industry and multinational companies in nig.
That's y they have the same few rich men with an overwhelming poor population.
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Most ventures in SW are not Yoruba owned. The ones u hear abt are the remnants which yorubas have not destroyed with their incompetence,cos the vast majority of the indigenized foreign ventures went down the drains, thanks to yorubas.
Same goes for our public corporations and civil service.
Yorubas are the problems in Nigeria, they established d rot in govt agencies .
Ngozievergreen

Stop living in Aba or Onitsha and come to SW and see life. Why are your people running to.SW, if what you described is through. Reason it out.

We don't have companies, as you keep propagating the lies, how many yorubas work for y1bos. The whole of Nigeria knows you are tribalistic and don't employ other ethnic groups.
Have you seen us migrating to SE in search of Greener Pastures and there is poverty in the land?

NBS says otherwise. In the south of river Niger, according to statistics, SE has the highest poverty rate. Ours would have even been lower, if not for your y1bos trooping to our heavenly SW.


Be factual here, how many y1bos had above 20pounds in their accounts before the war. How many left money on their account in comparison with the people that benefited from the amnesty largesse. How could people going to form.a country, leave their money behind in another country. What were the returnees from SW spending when they got back to Biafra? what is the value of that 20pounds to modern day naira? Answer those.

On the oil license issue, awarding license is a continuous exercise and it was not only done in 1970. Assuming you missed out on that. What happened between 1990 till date. So all the time chukwumerije was doing Abacha's bingo, he was not rewarded. With the god work Nzeribe did for IBB, he was not rewarded. Okadigbo was senate president, he was not given. Wabara too. Be fair here. They got the share of the SE. Whatever they did with it, is their headache.
Politics › Re: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by superstar1(m): 9:41am On Dec 16, 2013
[quote author=One_Naira]You have not even given any meaningful, educative discussion since I've been reading this thread. All you've done so far is repeating the same level of stup1dity you've emitted since page 1. All you've done is running your mouth with insults and when they bring out a figure, you whin and cry. When they bring out a video, you whin and cry. First give an educated discussion to the people you are talking to at the beginning then you have the audacity to ask for one. For now, I'm not wasting one brain cell to someone, by looks of it, can't argue educationally with those already discussing with him[/quote]Hollow head try harder .

If you have anything in your head, spill it out.
Politics › Re: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by superstar1(m): 9:20am On Dec 16, 2013
[quote author=One_Naira]Awww He's crying. Ndooooo. I know Ngozi and Ikengawo hurt your feelings today with reality on ground. I did warn you people, paper development is not real development. It was bound to come out eventually. Ndooo If your leaders are the kind of "good" leaders, well based on those videos, I think I speak for all when I say, I rather stick with the "stup1d" leaders. They are fixing their places better than the "good" ones and they ain't even making noise about it online like the "good" leaders.[/quote]Mr Man park.well and face your 2by2 inches shop before your oga will show up to knock your head.

If you want meaningful educative discussion, I am.game but to engage you in expletives is a.sheer waste of time.
Politics › Re: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by superstar1(m): 9:12am On Dec 16, 2013
achi4u: Point noted.Sir
But note that we are not here for essay competition.Aleast,you can't be saying the same thing over & over, it makes it look unreasonable.
let ur argument be very apt,prompt, sharp,clean, short, educating, inspiring, message oriented, and above all less insulting.

thank u.
Insult is giving to whoever insult. Check all my posts, if the person is reasonable and objective and not abusive, I always tow the same line. Some people take online bullying has their hobby and I am way too confident for that. People like Chino. If you read the way he was degrading Imo states because he is from Anambra. Though it is not my cup of tea, it clearly shows the kind of person that he is. To spoil the whole matter, all of them were now begging him and he too was feeling cool. The guy has a serious complex. Decorum does not exist in his dictionary.

I had a very lengthy discussion with ichidodo and it was informative either way. Likewise Ngozievergreen. Ikengawo can be both ways and I melt the same tone he wants to go to him too. No one is interested in being e-champion, but there should be mutual respect as we are learning more about each other in our discussions.


Anyway, na me get my hand and writing epistle is not against NL's rule in anyway.

If you felt insulted by any post, apologies.
Politics › Re: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by superstar1(m): 9:07am On Dec 16, 2013
emiye: Misinformation at its peak. it is important you realise that : (1) There is a linkage between house ownership and poverty reduction

(2) The culture of home ownership among low income households is way prevalent in the SW than the SE .

(3) Lands are more readily available and cheaper in the sw, low income households can easily get access to lands and build their own house a state like Oyo state (28,454 sq. km) is roughly the size of the whole south east states (anambra,ebonyi,enugu,imo and abia= 29,095 sq.km)

(4) Statistics show that the level of poverty in the SW is the lowest in the 6 Geo-political regions.
Thank you my broda.

It would even have been lower, if not for the refugees trooping in from SE.
Politics › Re: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by superstar1(m): 9:06am On Dec 16, 2013
U[quote author=One_Naira]No offense but South Easterners una dey craze? Una got ammo now but why una no dey use it? I keep seeing SW constantly calling una region crime infested yet there is a statistic that demolishes them. They rank higher than you people in all crimes in Nigeria be it kidnapping, arm robbery, car theft, etc but you guys don't ever use it. I noticed that, you people let it go. Maka gini? Or maybe una aren't aware of the article. I can provide you guys the link, as well as the graphs. You people are too nice sha. Carry on, this thread is hilarious

ikengawo I hope you continue with the videos, not on this thread, but open another thread for it. It was interesting to watch, even Ebonyi I ranked low, took me by surprise.[/quote]I hope Anambrarians have pissed on your osu caste brain this morning.

All those your turenchi won't solve the problems bedeviling your pathetic region. 1million of your bad belle and nonsense posts won't add anything to you. But only add more money to Seun, a worthy yoruba boy.
It will also not stop you from.having the kind of stup1d leadership that you deserve.
Politics › Re: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by superstar1(m): 9:01am On Dec 16, 2013
ibn akogun: The investment of odua board estate alone will make all this eastern shyehead cry. I was privy to discuss with the late CEO of the company and I was amazed with their investment prowess.
They own the heritage mall nah. Those guys are mad. If you see the list of companies they either own or control. You will be dazed.
Politics › Re: The IGR Debate - Reloaded! by superstar1(m): 8:56am On Dec 16, 2013
achi4u: So,those big big companies were not even owned by our SWestern big brothers? lol
Na wa o! then why the chest biting and shouting over foreign companies?

Someone should educate me here.

Anybody!
You are a very funny guy. Do yourself the favour to look at the share composition of those companies, you will be dazed. Even odua group, buys shares of those companies for the odua states, apart from individuals.

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