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Politics › Re: Aerial View Of The Famous Police College Ikeja, Lagos In The 1930s by T9ksy(m): 2:57pm On Feb 08

Brendaniel:
So Lagos airport, Air force base, Police college, Ikeja Army cantoment, Ikeja GRA were all on the island abi?

Those afore-mentioned infrastructures were built by the colonial govt and not by the FG, as you keep insinuating.

Politics › Re: Aerial View Of The Famous Police College Ikeja, Lagos In The 1930s by T9ksy(m): 2:41pm On Feb 08

Brendaniel:
I'm not too bothered about where was Lagos or not Lagos island and what not... My concern here are projects, investments by the FG whether in Lagos or Lagos island, give the FG its credits...

But why are you pretending to be this dense? Whatever projects, investments by the FG was in Lagos Island and not the whole of Lagos.

Politics › Re: How Does Tinubu Sleep Seeing His Yoruba People Slaughtered Every Day By Bandits? by T9ksy(m): 12:16am On Feb 08

NLandIsHypocrit:
So what is the solution in all of these?

Peter Obi

Politics › Re: The Lost Legacies Of Brigadier Wellington Umoh Bassey by T9ksy(m): 4:48pm On Feb 07

FSBoperator:
It backfired on them.

And that's all that is important

Exactly!!!

This is why our elders always warns that, " When you are digging your enemies grave, don't dig too deep, just in case, you end up in it".

Politics › Re: Aerial View Of The Famous Police College Ikeja, Lagos In The 1930s by T9ksy(m): 6:37pm On Feb 04

nairalanda1:
Before anyone comes and starts saying the good old days

1. Under colonial rule,most people did not have access to good roads, good power supply, and potable water

2. Only a tiny minority went to school,even fewer went to colleges like these

3. Most people were not rich. They were poor.

4. Development was dependent on whether the colonialists found your area useful to their purposes. Hence the police college being built in Lagos.

Speak for yourself and not what you don't know.

My paternal g/father was a school headmaster in the 1920s (so he must have had some form of education) before going into Produce buying business in the 30s. He certainly wasn't poor as he was able to send all his sons to Kings College and even his daughters to Queens College in the 50s.

All my uncles (3) including my dad studied in England before 1960 whilst my aunties (2) also studied in England.

Politics › Re: Aerial View Of The Famous Police College Ikeja, Lagos In The 1930s by T9ksy(m): 6:23pm On Feb 04

Brendaniel:
Lagos was already capital, the seat of power already, let's not try to rewrite history...

Lagos island not Lagos state. No one is re-writing history however, you are being obtuse by chanting "Lagos,Lagos ,Lagos" like a broken record player.

Am sure, you are aware of the difference between Lagos island - the Colonial seat of power at thr time and Lagos state, that was created in 1967.

Politics › Re: Lagos outlaws Installation Of Seriki, Eze Ndigbo, threatens arrest by T9ksy(m): 9:56am On Feb 04

skywalker240:
Better

Because the way i see some of your kin's always making that South South/South West brother statements, it's very silly

Omo, abegi, don't flatter yourselves o. Na who dey make SW/SS brotherly statements?
We no send any body for dis country.

Politics › Re: Fani-Kayode: Yorubas Won The Civil War For Nigeria by T9ksy(m): 2:17pm On Feb 03

Uchek:
SW retired generals were Useful Fools used and dumped by the North after helping defeating Biafra.

So, what would you have the SW retired generals do? Stand akimbo and watch whilst ojukwu over-run their ancestral land under the guise of Biafra, which is his own creation? At the end of the day, after all the destruction that Ojukwu and his biafran Liberation Front would have wrought on the land, they would have to take orders from Ojukwu.

Politics › Re: Lagos outlaws Installation Of Seriki, Eze Ndigbo, threatens arrest by T9ksy(m): 1:34pm On Feb 03

skywalker240:
Yes oo we will never be part of the South East for sure

And we will never be yoked with anything called South West tufiakwa that one worst..............

........but the SW don't want you, either.

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Politics › Re: Why Is Lagos This Dirty - Photos by T9ksy(m): 3:24pm On Feb 02

LagosOrigin:
You're not an indigine of Lagos so you're not in any position to tell anyone to relocate .

It's just that, you are always de-marketing and rubbishing Lagos but yet, una no want relocate to your beautiful el-dorado in Aba.

Am Ijebu (Paternally & Maternally), and you can make of that, whatever soothes your soul.

Politics › Re: Why Is Lagos This Dirty - Photos by T9ksy(m): 1:57pm On Feb 02

LagosOrigin:
Aba in the past not present under his Excellency, Governor Alex Otti.

Aba is cleaner than Lagos now.

Can we then expect you to relocate back to Aba, asap?

Politics › Re: The Real Reason Hausa-fulani Dislike The South by T9ksy(m): 8:29pm On Feb 01

banom:
Can you refute a single thing I wrote their ? Nigeria didn't win any war, Nigeria have never fought or won any war.. Britain saw how hopelessly ineffective you Nigerians were, and they came to your help...they should have left you people with us, and we would have dealt hopelessly with you guys...

Unity beggers.

Who be unity beggars? This eleyi doesn't even know that it was his elders that were shouting "unity, unity" long before the country got independence in 1960 and barely 6yrs later, Ironsi forced his useless "Unification decree" , on us.

Politics › Re: 2027: Yoruba Group Beg Igbos For Forgiveness, Pledge Support For Igbo Presidency by T9ksy(m): 12:18pm On Feb 01

ariesbull:
the one that is smelling or filled with Ronuists

No, the one proliferated by your brethens like locusts, seeking their golden fleece

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Politics › Re: 2027: Yoruba Group Beg Igbos For Forgiveness, Pledge Support For Igbo Presidency by T9ksy(m): 11:54am On Feb 01

ariesbull:
..and [b]Yoruba region is the most backward region in southern Nigeria [/b]in all the indices with the highest crime rates in southern Nigeria ....so that is a curse

Yet, it's your "american dream".

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Politics › Re: The Real Reason Hausa-fulani Dislike The South by T9ksy(m): 11:43am On Feb 01

banom:
In your foolishness, you believe Nigeria defeated igbos in the civil war ?

Did igbos fight Nigeria during the civil war ?

Igbos fought against Britain, USSR, OAU, FRANCE, ARABIC WORLD, and other hidden global oil interest, and yet we stood our ground for 30 solid months. Soldier to soldier you couldn't defeat us despite outnumbering and being more equipped than us.

We developed and fought with our own technology, you depended on foreign support. We surrendered not because defeat but because of food blockade.

After the war we have prospered more than you people. From our ashes we are doing wonders and exploits around the world. While you Nigeria and Nigerians still remain a backward, hungry and disgraced nation. A shit hole.

If that is not being unbeatable, then you need to tell me what being unbeatable is. Had Britain left the war to be fought purely between you Nigerians and Biafrans, there wouldn't have been a nation called Nigeria by now. Remember it took us few days with no loss of a soldier to reach Ore.

Loud am, make we hear am! Na unofficial WW111 o............The whole flippin' wide world were fighting tiny Biafra and even with the blockade, they- the biafrans still stood their ground for 30months! What a delusion of invincibility.

And what happened at Ore? The whole biafran offensive was scuppered at Ore by 279, hurriedly assembled yoruba infantry soldiers and from then on, the rag-tag Biafran Liberation Front back-peddled all the way back to enugu.

Politics › Re: Sunday Igboho Returns En Route To Olubadan Palace After Removal From Wanted List by T9ksy(m): 4:54pm On Jan 28

OLAADEGBU:
The organisation described the pardon as a grave miscarriage of justice and a painful reminder of the Nigerian state’s failure to protect Fulani lives in Oyo State.

What a bunch of clowns!!! As if they would discern "miscarriage of justice", if it jumps up and settles on their forehead.

Obviously, they have conveniently forgotten the number of indigenes of Oyo state, the Seriki of Igangan (Salihu) and his side-kick, Wakili kpaied in the land without any recourse to justice until Igboho and OPC came to put a stop to their wanton recklessness, in our land.

The OPC guys that eventually got Wakili arrested (as none of our security forces were ready to confront him at his IGA Wakili hide-out), spent over 3months in detention. I presume, that's their own concept of "Justice", ba.

Politics › Re: 35 Military Officers Including 33 Northerners Detained Over Alleged Coup Plot by T9ksy(m): 1:45pm On Jan 28

ariesbull:
Iti boribo

Here is a clean,list of the January 15, 1966 Nigerian coup plotters (the officers generally identified by historians as the actual planners and executors of the coup).

This list is based on converging accounts from Adewale Ademoyega, Ben Gbulie, Max Siollun, Nigerian Army records, and police investigations.

🇳🇬 January 1966 Coup Plotters (Nigeria)

Majors (Principal Plotters)

1. Major Chukwuma Kaduna Nzeogwu – Leader of the coup; Northern operation (Kaduna)

2. Major Emmanuel Arinze Ifeajuna – Lagos operation leader

3. Major Adewale Ademoyega – Co-planner; Lagos

4. Major Donatus Okafor – Federal Guards Brigade; Lagos

5. Major Humphrey Chukwuka – Lagos operations

6. Major Timothy Onwuatuegwu – Northern operation (Kaduna)

7. Major Chris Anuforo – Planning and coordination

Captains

8. Captain Ben Gbulie – Planning and execution

9. Captain Ogbonna Oji – Lagos

10. Captain Emmanuel Nwobosi – Western Region (Ibadan)

11. Captain Ganiyu Adeleke – Lagos

12. Captain Emmanuel Udeaja – Support operations

Lieutenants

13. Lieutenant Fola Oyewole – Western Region

14. Lieutenant Amechi Okaka

15. Lieutenant Edwin Okafor

16. Lieutenant Olafimihan

Second Lieutenants

17. 2nd Lt. Cyril Azubuogu

18. 2nd Lt. Godfrey Ezedigbo

19. 2nd Lt. Ozoemena Igweze

20. 2nd Lt. Bob Ikejiofor

21. 2nd Lt. Emmanuel Nweke

22. 2nd Lt. Samson Emeka Omeruah

23. 2nd Lt. Patrick Ibik

24. 2nd Lt. Harris Eghagha

25. 2nd Lt. John Atom Kpera

26. 2nd Lt. Dagogo Waribor

Omo, your "clean" list is unfortunately DIRTY and as such , should be thrown in to the rubbish bin .
Sheer gaslighting, it is.

The Jan. 15th coup was an igbo coup , not because of the number of igbo officers involved but for two things:

1. the victims and

2. the beneficiaries.

It's interesting to note that NCNC - a junior partner in the coalition govt. of the day were already having a meeting and wanted Ozumba Mbadiwe to be the acting Pm which of course was not acceptable to the NPC -senior member in the govt., who wanted dipcherima as their PM. Orizu refused to abide by their wishes (NPC's) but went into another room to consult with Ironsi for 40minutes!

It's infuriating and perplexing to be having this kind of discourse, 6 decades after the FACT

Politics › Re: 35 Military Officers Including 33 Northerners Detained Over Alleged Coup Plot by T9ksy(m): 1:26pm On Jan 28

Dalohad:
Adewale Ademoyega

Ganiyu Adeleke

Fola Oyewole

Were some of the Yoruba officers that planned and executed the Jan 15 coup 1966.

Ofcourse you will argue to deceive yourself as usual. If when the truth is slammed on your face .

What truth is slammed in your face that you are still arguing blindly about? What does it say about you (and your ilk) that after 60 years, you are still arguing about an open and closed case. This is why no one listen to you guys , anymore. You have been cloned by your past leaders on a deadly cocktail of lies, propaganda and gas lighting.

You obviously haven't read Ademoyega's book else you won't come online to expose your ignorance. Ademoyaga's book did not exonerate the igbos. If you had truly read the book, you would have been aware of the fact, he mentioned the meeting that took place at Ifeajuun's place on the 14th of January, 1966 and that not more than 2 people (present) had fore-knowledge of the coup plot.

Fola Oyewole that you falsely claimed was a member of the coup plot wrote a book, "The reluctant rebel", where he said that until 11:30pm , 14th Jan. 1966 he had no knowledge of a coup plot before he was asked to come to ifeajuuna's flat. Ditto Ganiyu Adeleke, who on been told of the coup plot asked to be excused as he will like to consult with his family first. Ifeajunna then asked someone to follow him saying, "he may be the first casualty of the coup". They both (Fola and Ganiyu) were friends as they both worked in Apapa, before the crisis.

In short, most of those attendees at Ifeajunna's house that night had no fore-knowledge of the coup. There was even a guy, (name escapes me now) who was tasked with the job of destroying the telephone lines and didn't even know he was participating in a coup, not until he got back to his base and was picked did it dawned on him that he had actually albeit, unknowingly, participated in a coup.

Politics › Re: 35 Military Officers Including 33 Northerners Detained Over Alleged Coup Plot by T9ksy(m): 7:32pm On Jan 27

Dalohad:
I can see some Yoruba Muslim followers of that drug sniffer begging their ancestral spirits to include an Igbo name therein..

That Igbo name would be worth more than the Yoruba officer from Osun and all other northern officers on the list., as it will help their anti-Igbo propaganda as we approach 2027 elections..

We saw how they twisted the propaganda in the Jan 15 coup in 1966 and tagged it an 'Igbo coup'. Carefully removing the names of the Yoruba and Northern officers who actively participated in that coup.

At the end, one of the Yoruba officers Maj. Adewale Ademoyega honourably wrote a book 'Why we struck' to dispel the rumour that it was an 'Igbo coup'. Vindicating the Igbos.

A book that many propagandist Yoruba writers hate to reference till today..

Posterity is a great judge..

*please mention and save this text, before they delete it and ban me as usual*

Who are these "Yoruba and northern officers who actively participated in the coup plot"?

Una go explain tire!

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Politics › Re: GBadebo Rhodes Vivour Releases List Of ADC Chairmen In Lagos by T9ksy(m): 5:46pm On Jan 26

PDPdestroyer:
Bro, I’m glad you’re one of those who didn’t fall for the “Aminda is a northerner” deceit. I was shocked to see OG members of the forum like Seunmsg calling him a northerner, guy is as Shinedu as they come. You can easily deduce it from his pattern of posting and the emotional outbursts

Bruv, these guys are very easy to spot, o! If he wails like a xxxxx, cogitate like a xxxxx, post like a xxxxx THEN he can only be a xxxxx.
I was never fooled right from the start but unfortunately, he believes he' s fooling anyone with his juvenille and lame antics.

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Travel › Re: Update On Sokoto–Badagry Super Highway by T9ksy(m): 4:55pm On Jan 26

Putindbutt:
Make wailers no cry ke?, It's like saying a dog should stop barking. You dey whine me?.

....like asking a scorpion not to sting? Je n' pas impossicant

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Politics › Re: Sunday Igboho Returns En Route To Olubadan Palace After Removal From Wanted List by T9ksy(m): 3:31pm On Jan 26

okomile:
If he like,he should start what he cannot finish. He will rot in jail then.

Welcome back. Eat ewedu and Amala Wella

Gbenu buruku soun, jo!

How it take concerns you? I presume, you love the way fulani herdsmen are disturbing yorubas in their ancestral land, ba?

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Politics › Re: GBadebo Rhodes Vivour Releases List Of ADC Chairmen In Lagos by T9ksy(m): 1:24pm On Jan 26

Appletek:
How many many Fulani or Yoruba are chairmen in Anambra?
Or Imo
Or Enugu

Or how many igbos are chairman in Kano, kadunna or Katsina ?
They wouldn't dare as those guys have no time for turenchi...............they let their actions speak for them.
we all still remember what transpired after the infamous speech by Charles Onyemma in 1945 that "Igbos domination ...............".

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Politics › Re: GBadebo Rhodes Vivour Releases List Of ADC Chairmen In Lagos by T9ksy(m): 1:19pm On Jan 26*

greatiyk4u:
Today Abuja is equally a no man's land and that's because of its FCT status ,hence, the reason Wike from SS is the Minister of Abuja....

We can't use Nigeria money to develop Lagos and you claim sole ownership, do you see us call another Yoruba state a no man's land? Majority of the Nigeria economic opportunities are concentrated in Lagos and that's what's attracting most Nigerians into Lagos.

It's quite disingenuous and mischievous to compare Abuja with Lagos in the context of FCT status. Lagos was already an emerging city before it was made the FCT of Nigeria - it already has a telephone system built during the colonial era in 1886, a port, built in 1913, airport built during WWII whilst Abuja was a barren land that was built from scratch specifically, as an FCT.

So, Lagos was not built with Nigeria money rather it was chosen as a FCT because of its vintage position and the framework already laid down by Awo during its administration of the western region whose major parts like ikeja, agege, Oshodi, ilepeju ati bebelo were later annexed to form the FCT, in 1967. At any rate, the only group shouting Lagos is no man's land had little or no contribution to the further development of the city when it was designated as an FCT, as they barely had enough money to cater for their own homeland.

Your folks were already trooping down to yorubaland even before Lagos was made the FCT- zik settled in lagos in 1937, all your educated men of the 40's settled in the western region same as the ilk of Ojukwu's father and the rest.

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Politics › Re: GBadebo Rhodes Vivour Releases List Of ADC Chairmen In Lagos by T9ksy(m): 11:05am On Jan 26

greatiyk4u:
You people claimed that all igbos are migrating to Lagos through night buses, that there are more IGBOS in Yoruba land than in the erosion ravaged backward East.......if this is the case why won't they be given positions since they are in majority?

If course you won't see such kind of list in core SW states except in no man's land

How many times do we have to tell you guys that Lagos is NOT a no man's land? In the whole country, only you people keeps calling Lagos a no man's land, since 1947. Why are you folks so obsessed with Lagos? It is our ancestral land and it's quite rude and insultive to keep referring to lagos as a no man's land

Unfortunately for you lot, Lagos had been part of yorubaland long before we even know of your existence. It was founded by a yorubaman, ttendered and nutured by yoruba people who laid down the framework for what it's now and no amount of subterfuge from strangers will change this fact.

Our grandfathers fought yours with their lives (@Ore) to bequeath it to us and we will happilly take up the gauntlet.

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Politics › Re: How Zik Stopped Nigeria From Breaking Up In 1957 + much more by T9ksy(m): 4:51pm On Jan 25

tishbite41:
Azikiwe is a curse to the Igbos
Imagine what the East would have been now?!
Kai

But it was zik that brought his kinsmen into nigeria's political hemisphere, especially with his West African pilot, newspaper.

Politics › Re: Yoruba Land And Igbo Land by T9ksy(m): 10:49am On Jan 25

SisterAnn:
I wished our paths never crossed on this planet.

Touchè.............

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Politics › Re: How Zik Stopped Nigeria From Breaking Up In 1957 + much more by T9ksy(m): 10:43am On Jan 25

udezue:
Zik was stupid.

Zik wasn't stupid, he was smart by half.

Politics › Re: Isospeed Left Nigeria Describing Nigeria For Benin by T9ksy(m): 6:20pm On Jan 23

ariesbull:
The problem with some of you guys is inability to accept the truth and reality on ground

https://www.facebook.com/share/1Cr19iif7A/

Like you guys fo when you erred?
Talk about a pot calling the black.

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