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Politics › Re: Igbo Is The Most Misrepresented Ethnic Group In Nigeria – Okorocha by T9ksy(m): 3:13pm On May 03, 2019

olril17:
we are one Nigerian until Nigeria cease to exist bro.

Keep deceiving yourself. This country HAS never been ONE since its inception, extantly not ONE and will never be ONE in a million years of sundays.

Politics › Re: Igbo Is The Most Misrepresented Ethnic Group In Nigeria – Okorocha by T9ksy(m): 3:08pm On May 03, 2019

Odingo1:
It is simply envy, when they see an Igbo coming from far place to their place to become successful envy will set in. It is normal in human. As one Nigeria is concern the west and north should understand that Igbos will continue to live among them. Yorubas live freely in london without any molestation as fas as their papers is ok, how much more people that are citizens of the same country.

Am british with as much rights as the next Englishman in the Uk but you 'll never see or hear yorubas going on social media to denigrate the english folks and host with such adjectives as lazy, scar-faced, sophisticated morons ati bebelo etc.

Shebi there was One Nigeria when the northerners got fed up with your name-callings and gave you your matching orders aka "Kadunna declaration".
Your red cap leaders forgot we live in One Nigeria when they went, cap in hand to beg the northerners not to send them back to their potopoto land.

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Politics › Re: Real Reason God Allows Igbo To Be Marginalized In Nigeria – Jonathan’s Ex-aide, by T9ksy(m): 12:54pm On May 03, 2019

Ecstasy154:
Reno Omokri, former aide to ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, on Thursday, pointed out why people of the South-East are being subjected to marginalization in Nigeria.

Omokri disclosed that South-East’s marginalization was God’s way of creating an atmosphere for them to leave Nigeria and conquer the world.

His stated this in response to the election of an Igbo, Kaycee Madu, as a member of parliament in Canada and his subsequent appointment as minister.

In a tweet, the former presidential aide said the Igbos are meant to leave Nigeria and dominate the world.

“A while back, I said Igbo marginalisation is God creating an atmosphere for them to leave Nigeria to dominate the world.

“Today, I’m further vindicated as I celebrate Kaycee Madu, an Igbo who was elected MP in Canada and has now been appointed a minister #IgboABlessingToNigeria,” he tweeted.

https://dailypost.ng/2019/05/02/real-reason-god-allows-igbo-marginalized-nigeria-jonathans-ex-aide-omokri/

Yes o! The whole world is patiently waiting for the great Ibo tribe to conquer and dominate (their favourite pasttime) them.

I would have thought the "Kadunna Declaration" was a good opportunity for the ibos to achieve their god-given right to dominate the rest of the world. But heck! they missed out on the chance.

Oh well, ALLUTA CONTINUA

Politics › Re: Real Reason God Allows Igbo To Be Marginalized In Nigeria – Jonathan’s Ex-aide, by T9ksy(m): 12:41pm On May 03, 2019

FortuneDeGreat:
More reasons to prove how gullible and ethnocentric your people must be, because the better candidate flaunt his Igbo friendship was the only reason the tribalistic bigots ganged up against him.

Politics of sentiment, that's why you can't get your acts right. Can you imagine how your Igbo hatred deprived and denied you good representation. Continue.

And what makes him a "better" candidate? Hmmm, according to your ilk, he's friendly with ibos! And that instantly makes him a good representative?

Why can't he go and represent his people in his hometown? Abi, hin papa no show him his ancestral land, ni?

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Politics › Re: The Truth Of The Kano Riot Of 1953 by T9ksy(m): 8:52pm On May 02, 2019

nku5:
Oga you are allowed to hate Igbos it's your business but you are not allowed to lie. Adewale Ademoyega in pages 75-76 of his book "Why we struck" states in clear terms when the "nucleus" of the coup first began to meet. Adewale Ademoyega, Kaduna Nzeogwu and Emmanuel Ifeajuna began the plot in 1961. How can you boldly post that Nzeogwu was recruited few months to the coup abeg

Honestly I'm not interested in the rest of the embarrassing stuff you posted because it's just too easy to debunk and we have laid all these your James Bond stories to rest over and over again. Its getting boring. I want that person I quoted to answer the question I asked. All these coup stories are a diversion to be frank

Are we then suppose to assume it took the coupists, 5years to plan their coup?

Also, less then a year after being granted independence by the colonialist, the coupists were already planning to topple the new govt. And what reasons could they have for planning a coup so soon? That the govt of the day of which your elite were a significant part of, was corrupt? However, on execution day, your elite (who were part and parcel of the purportedly corrupt govt) ALL coincidentally missed the killer squad's murderous raid.

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Politics › Re: HISTORY SPEAKS: Mention One Nigerian Leader That Is Corrupt Free (Photos) by T9ksy(m): 7:28pm On May 01, 2019

I can only think of the one and only Jonathan "Spendthrift" Goatluck!!!

Politics › Re: The Truth Of The Kano Riot Of 1953 by T9ksy(m): 7:23pm On May 01, 2019

pazienza:
The moment a national coup with participants from all over the country was branded Igbo coup and Igbos massacred all over the country with subtle support of the government of the day. A government /country loses the right to claim authority over a people, the moment it fails to protect their lives and property, but were rather complicit in the heinous acts of massacre against them.

Whilst the participants in the jan 1966 coup might have crossed all the ethnic divide in the country, the fact remains

that the main bulk of the coup planners were ibos (90%) whereas the same ibos were very prominent in the govt of the day which they claimed

was corrupt and incompetent and thus aimed to eradicate but somehow the victims of the so-called "national coup" were 99% non-ibos!

I can only presume that the ibos in the Balewa govt must have been squeaky clean .

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Politics › Re: The Truth Of The Kano Riot Of 1953 by T9ksy(m): 7:01pm On May 01, 2019

pazienza:
https://www.nairaland.com/3780719/politics-first-coalition-govt-nigeria

Awolowo/Yorbas never liked playing the opposition. Akintola immediately he unseated Awolowo moved fast to unite his NNDP with NPC to form a coalition government at the center. Awolowo immediately he was out from Prison didn't hesitate to team up with the central government led by Gowon.

The whole story of West playing opposition politics is a hoax that can never withstand the scrutiny of analysis of political history of Yorubas in Nigeria. It's just one of those lies that had been repeated relentlessly by Yoruba controlled media of yore, that it started taking the form of truth, but it is still very far from the truth.

@ bolded......................Geez!!!

Can you tell us which party was in the opposition in the 1st republic? it must have been the ibos

Before Akintola came to join the govt at the centre, who initially formed a coalition govt with the central govt?

Barely a decade after the war (where ibos were slaughtered like vermin by the northerners), pray tell, who was the vice- in the Shagara's govt and who was in the opposition?

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Politics › Re: The Truth Of The Kano Riot Of 1953 by T9ksy(m): 5:33pm On May 01, 2019

nku5:
What is so hard about substantiating your accusation with proof? People like you peddled the lie that Nzeogwu's coup was an Igbo until the truth was made clear. Now prove this theory for simple discussion sake so I can learn

By the way, it wasn't Nzeogwu's coup rather it was Ifeajunna's. Nzeogwu was recruited like Ademoyega but the former being based and knowledgeable of the northern part of the new nation was chosen to lead the operation in that region.

Secondly, it was an ibo coup meant to snatch power at the centre from the illiterate northerners but backfired.

Lastly, what gives you the foggiest notion that i give a rat's a.r.s.e whether you are snowed under by your ignorance or not?

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Business › Re: Photos From The Ongoing Protest In Computer Village, Lagos by T9ksy(m): 2:49pm On Apr 30, 2019

Last, last you guys will still have to obey the "Law of the land" - Afonja's rule and regulations else you are perfectly welcome to carry your products on your flat heads and relocate back to your hamlets.

As long as you lot chose to trade in our land, you are bound by our rules else you can naff off. No biggie

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Politics › Re: The Truth Of The Kano Riot Of 1953 by T9ksy(m): 1:52pm On Apr 30, 2019

nku5:
No madam. If I knew i would not ask you. I do believe you are presenting a mixture of fake facts and half truths. You claim something as fact but scurry away from giving evidence. It's very possible you don't have facts to back up your claims

First of all, am no madam but a male being.

Like i said earlier, if you truly don't know (what the 3 major political-cum-ethnic parties prior to Nigeria's independence stood for) then you surely have no business been in the Politics section.

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Politics › Re: The Truth Of The Kano Riot Of 1953 by T9ksy(m): 11:28am On Apr 30, 2019

gidgiddy:
You people love to twist history to suit whatever narrative you come up with. Did the Easterners drag Northerners or Westerners, kicking and screaming, into Nigeria? You all willingly joined the Nigerian project on October 1st 1960 just like everyone else, to see if we could all make a success of it as an independent nation.

It did not work out, the Easterners left. You Westerners and your Northerners then came to the East to fight a 3 year war to bring the Easterners back, not because of any belief in the Nigerian project, but because of oil.

To this day, the chant of a one unified Nigeria is loudest in the North and West.

Almost 50 years since the end of the war, the west and the North have been largely running the country in all that time and messed up Nigeria big time

All the things you say Igbos did, you all went on to do a hundred times worse. When the North, ablely supported by their Western cohorts, took power, what did they do?

From 4 Region, we now have 36 stares

From not being interested in Nigera to singing "one Nigeria" louder than a canary

From accusing Igbos of domination to blatant hijacking of the political system to exclude others

That's why the North and West like to go back to the 50's and 60's to highlight whatever they think Igbos did wrong, in a desperate bid to cover up the fact that they did far much worse since the war ended in 1970.

We 're both saying the same thing, mate. However, despite the north slaughtering the ibos in 1945 and again in 1953, I can't help wondering why the same ibos still willingly went into the One Nigeria project believing it can work. Infact, it was the same ibos who insisted that the One Nigeria project MUST work and as such "cessation clause" should not be entertained in our constitution.

And when did the ibos realised the union is not working? When Issac Boro believed the project is not working the ibos fought to bring them back into the union probably 'cause they still had hope in the project and of course, they were at the helms of power, then.

The west have always been in opposition whilst you inos have always took a subservient role in the northern govt of the day. It's instructive to note that insipte of all the atrocities the north (as alleged by you lot) perpetuated against biafrans during the oil war, the same ibos willingly jumped into bed with the north in the 2nd republic.

Let me just stop here.

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Politics › Re: The Truth Of The Kano Riot Of 1953 by T9ksy(m): 12:00am On Apr 30, 2019

nku5:
I would like to learn more about how Igbos were the ones who wanted a United Nigeria. Share the info, links or articles if you have

If you don't know then i guess i have to accept, you don't. You should have stayed in the romance section.

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Politics › Re: The Truth Of The Kano Riot Of 1953 by T9ksy(m): 11:51pm On Apr 29, 2019

gidgiddy:
There was no discernig mind here, we Igbos know the score. When there was no Oil, the other two Regions were not so bothered about "one Nigeria". As the Eastern Region developed its vast Oil and Gas resources, that's when the other two Regions decided that 'one Nigeria' was a divine project.

We all know that the unity of Nigeria is based on Oil. We know "one Nigeria" is just a code for "share the Oil money".

Before the coming of oil wells in the colonial nation, you guys were already foretelling and chestbeating of dominating everyone else in the country.

And when, may i ask, did the eastern region commence the development of its phantom vast oil and gas resources considering the fact that, the first oil found was in Olobiri, in 1956 ?

In the first republic, despite fasttracking the developments of her imaginary oil and gas reserves, what infrastructural feats/benefits did the eastern region delivered to her people that wasn't surpassed by the western region who didn't posses all these "vast and oil resources"?

Yet both the northerners and the yorubas still preferred regionalism to the ibos who persisted in chanting the discordant tune of One united Nigeria like inebirated newts.

The moment the ibos had the chance they unified the country without so much a plebscite and against public outcry, mainly from the north who are by now hooked on ibo blood.

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Politics › Re: The Truth Of The Kano Riot Of 1953 by T9ksy(m): 1:50pm On Apr 29, 2019

gidgiddy:
You mean Igbos forced the other two Regions to be "one Nigeria"?

How times have changed. When Igbos left Nigeria, the other two Regions were now singing "one Nigeria" louder than a Canary. Those two Regions went to war to fight for 3 years to bring Igbos back into "one Nigeria"

They probably thought the ibos should take responsibility for the nation nay mess they
created through their inherent greed and myopicness.

If only the ibos had taken, just a minute (away from their genetically-wired covetousness) to listen to discerning minds ...........

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Politics › Re: The Truth Of The Kano Riot Of 1953 by T9ksy(m): 1:13pm On Apr 29, 2019

gidgiddy:
The 1953 Kano massacre, they targeted and killed many Igbos in it

Same thing occured in 1945 Jos riot when the north fell on the ibos with gusto.

However, inspite of all these wanton killings, ibos (of the 3 main regions) were the only sole proponants of One united (sic!) Nigeria with specific inclusion of these same Northerners in the new country and then aided and abetted their first shot at rulership of the soon-to-emerge nation.

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Politics › Re: Oil Exploration In The North Would Continue Until The Product Is Found - NNPC by T9ksy(m): 5:30pm On Apr 24, 2019

Born2Breed:
Northern Nigeria has been pulling the south backward since 1960.

Discerning minds were aware of this fact hence they suggested that the north can go her own way but unfortunately the

greedy covetous and myopic folks sold the rest of us the northerners with the mindset that in the near future, they would "dethrone

" the educationally-challenged north and take the whole country for themselves.

Now the HUNTER is the own being HUNTED.......

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Politics › Re: Oil Exploration In The North Would Continue Until The Product Is Found - NNPC by T9ksy(m): 5:19pm On Apr 24, 2019

SLAP44:
Until Tinubu stops selling the SW to the north

Am certain that you are fully aware of how your father aka, mr One (fake) Nigeria laid the precedence of southerners selling the south to the North for crumbs but your genetically-wired impish nature will not let you acknowledge it.

yeye peps!!!

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Politics › Re: Lateef Femi Okunnu: It Is Rubbish For Ohanaeze To Ask For Slots In Lagos Cabinet by T9ksy(m): 7:15pm On Apr 15, 2019

JasonScoolari:
But I thought the Ohanezes are stylishly supporting Biafra? Why are they allowing the pained Osun born Lateef to disgrace them publicly?

The Ohaneze better respect themselves there. If you go to the SE, the only political slot a yoruba man/woman can get is an Agbo Jedi Jedi seller or a spiritual head of Cherubim and Seraphim Church.

The Ohaneze better seek for slot elsewhere..........

....yeah, in Abuja- the federal state capital.

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Politics › Re: Nigeria Is Suffocating, Return Our Patrimony - West Laments by T9ksy(m): 5:38pm On Apr 13, 2019

SIRTee15:
Unitary system is killing Nigeria....

GBOSA!!!

At no time ( since the existence of this wrapped conception) had there been any modicum of unity among the various components of this entity called Nogeria. More so now than half a century ago.

IMHO, whoever then introduced Unitary system into the country's polity should have been ( rightly ) aborted in the womb.

Politics › Re: The Final Solution To The Igbo Question. by T9ksy(m): 6:10pm On Apr 11, 2019

Op, need i remind you and your lying ilk of the Kadunna Declaration? When the locals got fed up of you guys and gave you your matching orders. Your red cap elders came abegging your fulani masters.

During the biafran war, many of your fathers stayed behind in lagos and ibadan until some were flushed out when asked to pronounce 3 pence - toro!

Hell no, ibos will not leave anywhere in the country with ease, not even on the pain of death.

The fact is, ibos need Nigeria much more than Nigeria needs the ibos.

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Politics › Re: Here Is The Man That Caused Disunity Among Yoruba And Igbo People by T9ksy(m): 1:10pm On Apr 11, 2019

Gandollaar:
So the treath of domination is what fears you stiff?

Fear ke? You wish........Even the North that we all agreed were the least capable (from the 3 major groups in the country), you guys could not dominate them let alone we yorubas.

With just one stroke - the Northernisation Policy, the satdunna put paid to ibo's covertous propensity in his region.

Fast forward 50yrs later and the same Policy is still more or less in place in the northern part of the country. This is why we don't hear you guys bragging about lording it over the fulanis anywhere in their region.

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Politics › Re: Here Is The Man That Caused Disunity Among Yoruba And Igbo People by T9ksy(m): 5:05pm On Apr 10, 2019

BuhariAdvocate:
No you are wrong this man caused disunity among yoruba and igbo.his family can still make the correction.

Abeg, free the old senile cripple, jo!!!

There was never any unity between ibos and yorubas, long before he penned his memoirs nay pile of junk called "There was a country".

How is it ever plausible to align with someone who is greedy, overtly covetous and hell-bent on dominating you in your own house?

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Politics › Re: Here Is The Man That Caused Disunity Among Yoruba And Igbo People by T9ksy(m): 4:56pm On Apr 10, 2019

Lloydthesaint:
its never possible for us to unite with the Yorubas those smelling people
I rather tolerate the Hausas

....but it's possible to leave your homeland to go hustle with these "smelly people"?

Unfortunately for you and your ilk, the hausas or better still the fulanis don't give a rat's arse about you lot.

They would rather relieve your flat obdurate, impish heads off your shoulders.

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Politics › Re: Nigeria Is Suffocating, Return Our Patrimony - West Laments by T9ksy(m): 10:07am On Apr 10, 2019

I totally and fully endorse the Op's post. The only ones benefitting from the status quo are the northerners - their elite.

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Politics › Re: Oil Exploration In The North Would Continue Until The Product Is Found - NNPC by T9ksy(m): 5:10pm On Apr 05, 2019

And when the product is found maybe then the North will be okay with each region managing her own resource.

Tbh , the North owns Nigeria................and all therein until...............

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Politics › Re: Outrage As APC Moves To Punish Igbos, Says 99.9% Voted Atiku by T9ksy(m): 7:46pm On Mar 29, 2019

Ejimagift:
I support every thing meted out on igbos. Next time they won't play politics of hatred. God bless Buhari

@ BOLDED.......Unfortunately, that's the only way they know of and they are also too proud and obdurate to introspect fully

to enable them charter a new progressive-cum- productive course for their coming generation to emulate.

Politics › Re: Oduduwa Republic: Adeyinka Grandson Is A Fraud by T9ksy(m): 4:40pm On Mar 16, 2019

gidgiddy:
Whatever
Yorubas will never be able to produce a freedom fighter such as Ojukwu, not even one that can lead a rag tag army fighting for freedom. God blessed Yorubas with a lot of senses but not that of self determination

For once i concur with your statement in bold, above. No yoruba leader will dare lead an ill-thought, shambolic war of freedom, ostensibly on our behalf which resulted in the horrendous lose of 3million souls and then run away under the cover of darkness. Hell no! He will have to commit suicide.

And he certainly wouldn't be allowed back into the society as a HERO

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