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Politics › Re: As A Nigerian If You Know Nothing About Farming And Rearing, You Are Bastard! by T9ksy(m): 4:18pm On Sep 14, 2016

Op, am a yoruba son of the soil first and foremost and then, a nigerian. Would love to go (eventually) into farming but know absolutely next to nothing about the profession (though am willing to learn), as i was born and raised in the city to a predominantly well-educated family.

Anyway, i resent being referred to, as a "bastard" on account of my zero-knowledge of farming (and a nigerian). At any rate, i take solace in the conviction that, that is your own ignorant opinion which counts for nought as i know deep down within that, am not a bastard.

Lastly, is the Op suggesting every adult nigerian should go into farming?

I wonder..........................

Politics › Re: We Betrayed The Whole South Twice For Crumbs – Rotimi Lawanson by T9ksy(m): 8:22pm On Sep 12, 2016

cckris:
Leave Zik out of your pains.

[s]Zik's idea was American Federalism, & you know who collaborated with the British to derail Nigeria.[/s]

The new nation was practising fiscal federalism until you know who, foisted centralised form of govt on us.

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Politics › Re: "Think Home And Build Home" Okonjo Iweala,anyaoku,ngige For S-east Economic Summ by T9ksy(m): 10:05am On Sep 12, 2016

Good news for everyone concerned.........................Got my broom at hand ready to sweep ****** outta my region.

Politics › Re: We Betrayed The Whole South Twice For Crumbs – Rotimi Lawanson by T9ksy(m): 9:38am On Sep 12, 2016

cckris:
Abiola also made that TRAGIC mistake

Zik (the infamous bride of nigerian politics) set the precedent in the 1st republic.

Even after the civil war when north slaughtered them with gusto, Zik and his minions still went ahead and lined up behind the fulanis for what?

Crumbs off their master's table.

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Politics › Re: How True Is This Facts From Fani Kayode About The Northerners? by T9ksy(m): 8:56am On Sep 12, 2016

attackgat:
Bianca said that she has never met FFK in her life. FFK said they had a relationship. It's not a new thing for men to claim to have slept with women they didn't sleep with. As for the woman who claimed to know that Bianca and FFK, she has since been exposed as a mentally unstable person who's testimony cannot be relied on. If FFK and Bianca did have a relationship, I doubt if Bianca would say she has never met him. She would simply said they were just friends, nothing more. I still believe that Bianca Ojukwu has never met FFK like she claims.

You mean grown-up men from your neck of the wood? We 're not talking about teenagers, here o.

If truly Bianca has never met FFK, what then stopped her from going ahead with her law suit to prove her claim (by her WALL STREET ATTORNEY)? Unless of course, she was lying.

Politics › Re: How True Is This Facts From Fani Kayode About The Northerners? by T9ksy(m): 8:45am On Sep 12, 2016

sweetgala:
Bianca would say anything after the matter to cover her past deeds. Women have a way of claiming not to have meet someone they have shared a bed with , FFK and Kemi may be deviant fellows but when they let their claims of the table with suggestive facts their assertion is easier to accept than madam Bianca

What if FFK dated Bianca and they were involved sexually what crime is that, nothing new under the sun and nothing special really

Abi o jare! It's no biggie!!

Politics › Re: Femi Fani-kayode: Araba, Biafra And ‘your Land Or Your Blood’ [part 2] by T9ksy(m): 11:47pm On Sep 11, 2016

NaYouGoTire:
Awo betrayed Ojukwu by being a backstabber.

Yeah, we've heard it all before. The same old, lame and ediotic accusation devoid of any rational cognitive process.

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Politics › Re: Femi Fani-kayode: Araba, Biafra And ‘your Land Or Your Blood’ [part 2] by T9ksy(m): 8:32pm On Sep 11, 2016

NaYouGoTire:
Stop roaming around, Zik have no place in igbo land so far as Biafrans are concerned. Zik is a one Nigeria chanter and we despise him for that. Awolowo is a betrayer till tomorrow and be careful you are not more learned than FFK.

At the onset of the war, Zik was a biafran and campaigned fervently for the biafran nation until he fell out with ojukwu and returned to the nigerian side.

Of course, Awo betrayed the ibos by not sending his own people on a chicken run and falling for the cleverly laid out plan by ojukwu,

Politics › Re: Operation Wet-ie And The Fight Between Akintola And Awolowo by T9ksy(m): 5:37pm On Sep 11, 2016

cckris:

Just a little part of how Major CK Nzeogwu dabbled into a tribal dispute that didn't concern him. And Lagos Press dubbed it an Igbo coups. No Igbo Officer will do that again, even if Nigeria is being destroyed, so be it.

And what were Ifeajunna's raison d'être for killing leaders from other region including his mentor and brigade commander (in cold blood) whilst sparing his own kinsmen?

Oh well, good to know the message has finally sunk in....................................

Politics › Re: Attacks In Yoruba Soil Are To Further Divide The South By The North. by T9ksy(m): 3:37pm On Jul 04, 2016

wasco24:
Hmmmmm

Northern this Northern that

I wish u guys well

If the acclaimed educated part of this country can be this blind then God bless the northern (amin)

Unfortunately, the Northerners have never wished us (southerners) well. They slaughter us at the drop of a koran (allegedly), accurate depiction of Mohammed by a caucasian in faraway denmark, eclipse of the moon ati bebelo.

Politics › Re: The Great Super Tribe In Nigeria by T9ksy(m): 1:40pm On Jul 03, 2016

Stingman:
You may never be banned...but I tell you what you are...banned would be triggered...but in your heart you know what you are...

Truly, we know what we are and frankly speaking, we don't give a hoot what some hate-filled, mischievous and garrulous folks, East of the River Niger thinks of us.

For all we care, you and your ilk can take a long walk off the shortest pier. It will be construed as good riddance. .....

Politics › Re: The Great Super Tribe In Nigeria by T9ksy(m): 1:30pm On Jul 03, 2016

OjukwuWarBird:
God forbid.

Yorubas betrayed the unity of the South for a plate of Vice President.

We the people of SE/SS say no to any unification with the Yoruba people.

Good............as the feeling is mutual.

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Politics › Re: The Future Of Yorubaland, Bayo Adedayo Writes To Tinubu by T9ksy(m): 12:13pm On Jun 21, 2016

ODVanguard:
Bros, I go listen to you jare. Nothing wey we fit talk here wey we never already thrash out before. They are just a bunch of 'eran iya', stubborn goats. It doesn't matter how many times you cane them, they still keep coming back for more thrashings.

Now you are talking!

Why o why, do you think they all have flat heads?

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Politics › Re: The Leaked Video Of Gen. Adisa(yoruba) Begging Maj. Mustapha Surfaces by T9ksy(m): 6:23pm On Jun 18, 2016

dontbanandquote:
HE IS NOT A BLOODY CIVILIAN BUT AN ARMY MAJOR GENERAL KNEELING TO A FAR JUNIOR OFFICER.

IT IS UNHEARD OF.

Going by your logic, I presume it's commonplace (in your neck of the wood) for a army general who having led his people into a gratitous war to then abandon them on the battlefield whilst he saved his own neck?

Anyway, who is to say that the Ikemba wouldn' have begged for his life had he been captured by the ilk of Murtala?

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Politics › Re: The Shameful Appeasement Of The North By Yorubas, 1960 To Date by T9ksy(m): 2:58pm On Jun 18, 2016

[quote author=attackgat posLike someone already suggested6689024]Everything I said in my post are historical facts. It's not like I made anything up. So what is there to be angry about? These things

Facts ke? As if you can identify FACT even if it suddenly jump up and bite you on the nose. Just because you have recently learnt how to spell the word does not necessarily mean you can discern it.

Your thread is asinine and like others had suggested earlier, the mods should have yanked it off the site and dump it in the gabbage bin where it rightly belongs.

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Politics › Re: Regionalism Better Than True Federalism by T9ksy(m): 11:59am On Jun 14, 2016

IHEJIRIKAisBOKO:
Bros, these y.ibos are not ready for federalism or regionalsim. They are not even genuinely intrested in their so called bi.afraud. What they want is a One Nigeria where the ibos would be the Alpha & Omega. That is the greedy foundation azikiwe and ironsi laid for them. A one Nigeria where the y.ibos would be in control of everything

Straight to the point!!

Even long before we got independence, the ibo.s have been blabbing away about their goal and destiny to emerge as the leading light in the forthcoming nation.

”Igbo domination of Nigeria is only a matter of time”- Charles Onyeama, a prominent igbo lawyer and member of the Central Legislative Council, 1945. (Page 204 ”Ethnic Politics In Kenya and Nigeria” by Godfrey Mwakikagile).

”It would appear that the God of Africa has created the Igbo nation to lead the children of Africa from the bondage of ages ….” – Dr Azikiwe, President of the Pan-Igbo Federal Union. (The West African Pilot of July 8, 1949).

The first statement from Charles Onyeama, which was made in 1945, was the first overtly tribal and divisive comment that was made and recorded in the politics of southern Nigeria in our history.The second statement from Zik, which was made in 1949 succinctly denote Ibo's conceptualisation Of One (united) Nigeria. A nation in which they intend to be top-dog. Is it any wonder then that within 3months of their short term at the helm of our political affairs, the first thing they did was to centralised govt apparatus when it's clear to even the blind that, we are at that moment in our political sojourn in the wilderness, anything but united. Ironsi's decree 34 was ibo's final tool to actualise their "domination" streak, prophesy and ultimate agenda.

In these aforementioned period, the notion of biafra never came in to their heads, in fact, they physically opposed those who dared to disintegrate their dream "One Nigeria". However, the moment they lost out in the power struggle, they suddenly discover biafra. Typical, if these folks can't be in control, they destroy. Same way they destroyed the NYM simply because they were not allowed to have their own way by imposing their candidate, against all party policies, on the party.

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Politics › Re: What If An Igboman Becomes The Next Governor Of Lagos State. by T9ksy(m): 2:10pm On Jun 13, 2016

Karm16:
Ask Ibos to let a Yoruba man govern them and see them tear you to pieces.

Do I need to remind you of when an Ibo man from a supposedly Yoruba political party attempted to rule his people? Not only did they lambasted him, they reserved the worst part of their abuses for "Awolowo's people" and their amala & ewedu politics.

What has Awolowo got to do with an Ibo man aspiring to govern over his people?

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Politics › Re: JUNE 12: The Speech That Put MKO Abiola In Trouble by T9ksy(m): 8:44pm On Jun 11, 2016

jstbeinhonest:
If mko is a coward,what is ojuku?.

A hollow chest - beating, flat.theaded orangutan - lookalike cross - dressing sis.sy.

Politics › Re: Emmanuel Ifeajuna: Commonwealth Games Gold To Facing A Firing Squad by T9ksy(m): 8:42pm On Jun 09, 2016*

logicab:
By the way, the other thing many people are not aware of (especially Igbos) was that the move basically ended the attempt by Awolowo to parley with Biafra. There were talks ongoing and it was shocking and embarrassing for Awolowo to find out the person he was trying to ally with had launched a sneak attack while he was extending a handshake. It is therefore comical when Igbos speak of Awolowo as a traitor and blah blah...

Ha, but Ojukwu had already dropped bombs on to lagos killing innocent yorubas in the process before he was eventually stopped at Ore.

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Politics › Re: Emmanuel Ifeajuna: Commonwealth Games Gold To Facing A Firing Squad by T9ksy(m): 8:08pm On Jun 09, 2016*

logicab:
I understand it's nice to hypothesize. But basic war strategy tells me they were doomed. As I pointed out, they were going to cross no less than 6 bridges to get to Lagos. You remember the Battle ofThermopylae? That's the whole idea. Besides many of these bridges could have simply been blown up. Mind you, the BLF numbers was no where near the numbers Nigeria had available to fight (from Ibadan, Abeokuta and Lagos).

Precisely!!! This is why i dubbed ojukwu's supposedly "lightening strike" to take Lagos nothing more than a suicide mission which even IF it had succeeded, Ojukwu had no means of hanging on to those occupied territories with hostile hosts breathing down his neck at every junctions.

Ojukwu took a huge gamble with his own peoples' lives (not his) but when it became obvious that he had lost the gamble, he didn't even have the sense to the mitigate the impact on his own people by throwing in the towel immediately, instead he clung on like a drowning would cling to a piece of string whilst fully cognisant of the fact that the piece of string is not strong enough to keep him afloat thereby exacerbating his peoples' woes.

Ojukwu only decided to give up on his silly and audacious gamble when his OWN life became apparently on the line.
What a general....................

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Politics › Re: Emmanuel Ifeajuna: Commonwealth Games Gold To Facing A Firing Squad by T9ksy(m): 6:50pm On Jun 09, 2016

logicab:
Some people naively think because Ore to Lagos is about 4 hours drive, they were almost in Lagos. Literally, there were many bridges to cross; yet 180 men held them up at the bridge at Ore. Back in the day, most of the area between Ore and Lagos was marshland (still is) so you had to use the bridges. They could NEVER make it to Lagos without the "safe pass" Victor Banjo requested.

Even IF (emphasis mine), the BLF had got to Lagos, it would have been a more fierce battles than Ore with a more huge number of collateral damages who will be mainly, yorubas. However, how does Ojukwu intend to hang on to lagos when he hasn,t even bothered to secure his flank.How does he planned to reinforce his rapidly advancing troops with necessary war materials including men?

Even the the folks in the mid-west region whom ojukwu had forcibly occupied their land were already waging a guerilla warfare against BLF long before Banjo set off from the allegedly-"liberated" region for his ancestral land on what he must have know, is a suicide mission. I truly feel for the guy. He found himself in a quandary (in gaol in iboland at the commencement of the war), and Ojukwu simply made him an offer he just can't refuse as am sure ojukwu would have had no qualms shooting Banjo dead as a SABO, had he voiced objection to the former's ill-thought misadventurism.

Am certain, the moment Banjo left enugu at the head of Ojukwu rag-tag BLF- Biafran Liberation(sic) Front evidently as a TROJAN HORSE, he knew deep down that he was never coming out of the conflict, alive.

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Politics › Re: Eleven State Donate 55,000 Hectares Of Land by T9ksy(m): 4:55pm On Jun 03, 2016

eshietIntrepid:
. buja – Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Chief Audu Ogbeh says 11 states have provided 55,000 hectares to establish ranches to curb farmers and pastoralists clashes in their states.

Ogbeh made this known at a news conference on Thursday in Abuja.

Ogbeh said the states are Plateau, Kaduna, Kano, Gombe, Katsina, Taraba, Niger, Adamawa, Jigawa, Sokoto and the FCT ..............

Am surprised to see the bolded above, included in the list. Honestly, some folks are truly " su.ck.ers for punishments"!

Politics › Re: Ondo Has No Land For Grazing Reserves – Mimiko. by T9ksy(m): 3:38pm On May 30, 2016

Lobatan!!!

Another one bites the dust!!!

Slowly but surely, it shall be eventually conveyed unambiguously,to buhari and his fulani brothers that irrespective of party affiliation or not, there is no free land available, anywhere in yorubaland for grazing reserves.

Politics › Re: British Government Apologise For Biafran War!!!! Nawa by T9ksy(m): 10:22am On May 26, 2016

theDEVILisHERE:
No amount of twisted logic can change the facts
The facts are there for all to see!!!

Your writeup is nothing but a total and utter waste of time

Some of you don't seem to realise that we live in a digital age where information can be easily accessed on the internet

Why still waste your time with the 1 dimentional twisted propaganda crap system of the analogue age
When you know such cannot survive in this age of easily accessed digital enlightenment

It baffles me why some of you still try propagating nonsensical stories that can just be debunked by the click of a button

And which one of my "nonsensical stories" had you been able to debunk with your retort.?

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Politics › Re: Is It Wrong To Recall That The Igbos Were Unjustly Murdered by T9ksy(m): 11:17pm On May 25, 2016

ilovetheline:
is it wrong to recall that the Igbos were unjustly murdered and have not been recorporated into the union forced back into

I guess not, in as much as you (and your ilk) are willing to recall and admit that the ibo coupists of January 1966 were wrong in killing leaders (both military and political) of other regions whilst coincidentally sparing theirs.

It was totally wrong of them to arrogate to themselves the roles of prosecutor, judge, jury and executioner of our nascent democracy at the time.

Lobatan!!!

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Politics › Re: British Government Apologise For Biafran War!!!! Nawa by T9ksy(m): 8:19pm On May 25, 2016

theDEVILisHERE:
Every person or group of persons who participated in that UNJUST war against the people of the Eastern region has their punishment coming for them

The late Ikemba promised worse but in the end fled to abidjan in the middle of the night in garments, any TS would die for.

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Politics › Re: Where Do We Go Outside Ekiti?’ Say Herdsmen As They Beg Fayose. by T9ksy(m): 8:11pm On May 25, 2016

“These things are perpetrated by criminals. No doubt what happened is sad but before investigations are conducted, people jump to conclusions that things were done by herdsmen; it may be so, but at least as a governor he should wait and find out who the perpetrators are before apportioning blame.
"The whole of Ekiti state is his responsibility today including strangers that are in the state. Even the cows that are in Ekiti state today, the governor has a responsibility on them.

Oh, it's now that he wants us to wait for investigations? After how many killings? displacements? destructions of entire livelihood?, kidnappings, myriad rape? Thousands, without any of them including the Chief security Offic er of the nation, flickering an eyelid.

All animals are equal......................but when strangers starts killing their hosts with impunity and gusto then it's time to draw a Line. Never liked Fayose nor swayed by all his silly media charade but in this instance, i quite concur with him. His primary responsibility is to the people of ekiti state who, rightly or wrongly voted for him to manage their affairs and not to the strangers to the state or their their cows.

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Politics › Re: British Government Apologise For Biafran War!!!! Nawa by T9ksy(m): 7:02pm On May 25, 2016

idensko:
Re u dumb? Or intentionally being ignorant, when did OJUKWU declare war.

All he did was to declare Biafra, after thousands of Igbos were being massacred up North,

Was it not Gowon and co that brought armored tanks in Biafra border?

Re u an illiterate? If not
Why talk like one?

So u expect OJUKWU to just surrender innocent Biafrans 2 d Nigeria forces 2 b raped and murdered like defenseless idiots.

OJUKWU did what any SON OF D LAND will do which is 2 fight back when pushed 2 a corner.

Get out of here!!!

Hmmmm I guess not . Remind me please, what exactly did ojukwu thought he was doing on Jan 9, 1970 when he ran off to Abidjan under the cover of darkness? He simply left his people at the mercy of the invading force whom he had earlier on, told his people were out to annihilate them. However, this was not the case, evidently (else you wouldn't be here to spew this gibberish), but not before ojukwu had wasted 2 million innocent biafrans lives for his personal war.

Even in the face of obvious defeat, Ojukwu persisted with HIS war and despite the harsh conditions innocent biafrans were going through then, the eze gburugburu of iboland rejected two further peace accord in 1968, convened to end what has now clearly turned out to be. a one- sided war.

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Politics › Re: Another Abducted 9 Yr Old Xtian Girl, Blessing Oshi, Held By Muslims For 2 Yrs by T9ksy(m): 7:13pm On May 24, 2016

Oh what a country!!! A country that has been in a Cold war, right from its inception with.................itself.

And over 6 decades after attaining self-rule, the country is still in a Cold war with..............................itself.

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