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Politics › Re: History And The Future Of Decree 34 Of 1966! by T9ksy(m): 6:29pm On Nov 24, 2017

nku5:
The most popular and despicable lie hatched by serpentine, evil yoruba propagandists. Disproved with great ease but shamelessly repeated in the vain hope that it will stick somehow

Abeg, omo ina, na which one you disproved with ease? Is it the one that stated that ibo mutineers killed regional northern and western political leaders and ditto their military vounterparts (whilst sparing their's ) or what?

Interested minds will like to know.

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Politics › Re: How Awolowo Was Jailed By Yorubas And Northerners by T9ksy(m): 2:58pm On Nov 22, 2017

Deadlytruth:
I keep asking why Zik would prefer to form a government with the Born-to-rule chanting Northern Oligarchy against an all South ideologically based alliance that would have in no time placed Nigeria on the path of rapid development and industrialization.

Your question is a no-brainer, am afraid.

The sardunna was not too keen on the concept of one nigeria where his educationally-challenged and backward people -his main constituency will be at the wrong end of the economic ladder hence his position was simply, "give me ultimate power in the new nation or else i walk away with my people".

Unfortunately, at the time, only zik and his covetous people were chanting "one nigeria/ pan-Africanism" like an agama lizard who, having fell off a tall tree and believing he's alone decided to nod his head in self-congratulation .

Zik, himself admitted years later that, had he formed a coalition with his southern neighbour, the sardunna will have immediately and without much ado, taken his people out of the new nation. But zik and his fake "one nigeria enthusiasts" would have none of it. They want the northerners who incidentally have never liked the ibos and have never shy away from expressing these negative emotions in more violent forms, first in 1945 and then again in 1953, as an integral part of the new nation.

Meanwhile, their (ibos') sole objective is the absolute domination of the other groups in the new nation but typical to form, there mouth ran out on their myopic cognitive processor which culminate in the unenviable but highly predictable scenario before our very dear eyes extantly, where "the hunter has turn into the hunted "

LOBATAN!!!

N.B: Greed and covetousness is not an endearing or profitable trait.

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Politics › Re: Memorial Lecture: Igbo Rejected Zik As President — Unongo by T9ksy(m): 12:51pm On Nov 17, 2017

Gotze1:
It is a shame to be igbo

Be ni o!!!!

In spite of all the (hollow) chest-beatings and braggadocios, not only did PMB came to their neck of the hood, he left hale and healthy with not a

single hair missing on his person and to cap it all, he even bagged a chieftaincy title.

It certainly suc.k.s to be......................

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Politics › Re: Lagos Is Part Of Yorubaland - Femi Okunnu by T9ksy(m): 3:47pm On Nov 10, 2017

Goke7:
by the way am not from ogbomoso and I do not claim Lagos even though its my place of birth but why claim what it's not yours!

that is corruption nah

Abeg, leave them. Ibos have been lusting after Lagos since 1947AD.

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Politics › Re: Lagos Is Part Of Yorubaland - Femi Okunnu by T9ksy(m): 2:52pm On Nov 10, 2017

PointB:
Time and chance bro time and chance.

We (North and South) are monitoring your moves in Lagos . If and when you make such moves that threatens the interest of other Nigerians in Lagos, that is when you'll realize that national politics is different from the sufferstication you guys indulge in as politics!

See this mischievous olori pelebe man o! which north are you referring to? Abeg, speak for yourselves, jo. The northerners will not follow you guys to fight yorubas for lagos. In fact, have you seen or heard any northerners shouting "Lagos is no man's land"? Hell no. Even the binis who at one point in time had connection with Lagos (island) don't align with your skewed reasoning trail about who owns the city.

You guys are just too naive....always ready to wear your emotions on your sleeves thereby showing your hands to your opponents.It's not today or yesterday since we have been made aware of your covetous nature but trust me, we will always miles ahead of you lot.

Zik tried in 1951 to no avail then ojukwu tried his own in 1967 but we stopped in at Ore yet you obdurate souls just refuses to learn. keep pushing us and we will keep putting you in your place.

Better go home and turn your potopoto region to another Lagos/Jandon- that's my piece of advice to you and your fellow greedy folks.

Crime › Re: Children Who Were Kidnapped And Sold N1.1million Reunite With Family. Photos by T9ksy(m): 7:52pm On Nov 08, 2017

Airforce1:
Thank God

Some people are wicked sha

All na hustel, na!!!

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Politics › Re: Deport Destitute Ibos Back Home To Their Governors by T9ksy(m): 7:49pm On Nov 08, 2017

zenmaster:
Landlord - Igbo
All neighbors - Igbo
Boss at work - Igbo
Wife/girlfriend - Igbo
Auto spare parts dealer - Igbo
Family doctor - Igbo

etc

Yeah....................in your dreams.

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Politics › Re: Deport Destitute Ibos Back Home To Their Governors by T9ksy(m): 7:47pm On Nov 08, 2017

EMMAUGOH:
Deported from Nigeria to Nigeria... Are u this daft?.
Fashola tried the first one, am sure his eyes is clear now. Yoroubas are core trinalist and that's why it's hard for them to grasp that Every igbo man living in Lagos has 100% right same as them.

[color=#000099[i] Of course, you have as much right as any other nigerian to live in Lagos but you do not possess the right to covert the land, even if you understand a little bit of yoruba language.[/i]][/color]

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Politics › Re: Deport Destitute Ibos Back Home To Their Governors by T9ksy(m): 7:41pm On Nov 08, 2017

zenmaster:
Quit whining and respect your Igbo landlords

Which ibo landlord? I don't even have ibo neighbours...............am allergic to liars, cheats and hollow chest-beaters.

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Politics › Re: Deport Destitute Ibos Back Home To Their Governors by T9ksy(m): 7:27pm On Nov 08, 2017

EMMAUGOH:
Pls Lagos is in which Country pls....
You guys should stop sounding like illiterates... Even your Saturday environmental was stopped following a complain by an Igbo woman.. So u children should stop making noise...
Lagos is what it is today because all Nigeria former and present all joined hand to see it looks good. If you are jealous igbos are the one taking advantage of Lagos state pls travel to Osun State and make ur claim there as for Lagos it belongs to every Nigerian .

Yeah, of course it is.................until your flat head and sorry a.r.s.e gets deported back to your erosion gully homestead by the locals- yorubas, simply because you can't pronounce "toro" (3p) even as you claim to be 3rd generation (ibo) lagosian.

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Politics › Re: Deport Destitute Ibos Back Home To Their Governors by T9ksy(m): 1:40pm On Nov 08, 2017*

Op, that's a good suggestion and i unequivocally endorse the proposition as am certain the crime rate in lagos will nose dive if

this notion is actually put into practice. Many of those ibos that ran to lagos (their mini-london) dreaming of making their fortunes in the big city

ultimately turns into crime once they discovered what their (lagosian) uncles told them in the villages about the city is totally fallacious.

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Politics › Re: Azikiwe Many Sins And Why The Yorubas Dumped Him by T9ksy(m): 7:08pm On Oct 30, 2017

ENG1110:
I don't understand them at all, every partnership is slavery to them. And the truth is that, west has never aligned with north until 2015. It's always north and east. And they call Yorubas the slave

In the psychoanalysis realm, their case is a classic example of "transference"- whereby every despicable trait they abhor in themselves they unconsciously project onto their archenemy.

I mean, despite the way the northerners slaughtered them in 1945 and 1953, they fell over backward to jump into bed with them in 1960 as a ~~junior partner~~ SLAVE.

Again in july 1966, after their revenge coup, the same northerners still went ahead and progromised their sorry a.r.s.e.s. In fact their runaway cantankerous, orangutan look-alike general told them the northerners were hell bent on annihilating them all off the face of the earth and as such their Biafra chant was in actual fact, a fight for survival but what transpired barely 9 year after the civil war? they readily jumped into bed, taking a submissive posture for the same northerners to ravage their behind.

It's on record that their obnoxious warlord came back from exile to sit at the same table with the same folks he claimed were poised to obliterate their sorry existence.

Yet they have the audacity to brazenly refer to others as northern slaves.

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Politics › Re: ...Lest Another Ilorin Happens To Lagos by T9ksy(m): 10:38am On Oct 27, 2017*

Michael004:
Okay, are you igbo if you are, since Lagos is no man's land as you say. Then advice your father to come to Lagos to contest for governorship or become oba of Lagos. That is simple. Since it is no man's land, nobody will arrest your father.

Of course not! They will just throw him inside the lagoon

Politics › Re: Stop Lying Against Ojukwu, IPOB Warns Gowon by T9ksy(m): 10:11am On Oct 27, 2017

.....or else what? Wtf are you gonna do? bunch of of toothless bulldogs.

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Politics › Re: Azikiwe Many Sins And Why The Yorubas Dumped Him by T9ksy(m): 9:43am On Oct 27, 2017

igbodefender:
We both know the West voted for Zik.

Yeah, you mean ibo revisionists.

Politics › Re: "Ojukwu's Lies Sparked Civil War In Nigeria" - Yakubu Gowon by T9ksy(m): 11:41pm On Oct 26, 2017

PenSniper:
Ojukwu inherited FFK's leftover. Don't try to rewrite history, liarm FFK enjoyed Bianca's youthful sweetness leaving the tokunbo for Ojukwu to marry.

Habi o jare!!!

I wonder whatever became of her Wall street attorney?

yeye woman..........Animashaun (cheerful giver) of the first order.

Awo bleeped him up in war and he came back to inherit another yorubaman's used kitten.

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Politics › Re: Azikiwe Many Sins And Why The Yorubas Dumped Him by T9ksy(m): 10:52pm On Oct 26, 2017

rlauncher:
The idea that Awolowo was involved in a coup was unknown in the military. Only the politicians had such idea at that time. This explains why the northerners treated Awolowo very well after his release from jail. They knew it was all an hoax.

Also that the coup plotters did what they did in order to make Awolowo Prime Minister was a modern creation . A face-saving effort at justifying their actions This was unknown for decades in our history.

People should stop trying to revise our history.

Don't mind them, jo. That was the BS they sold Major A. Ademoyega- a well-known die-hard Awoist to get him to join their

so-called revolutionary coup. However, there was no recorded movement in calabar where Awo was serving his jail terms hence when

Ademoyega eventually came face to face with Ifeajunna in enugu, they came to blows as Ademoyega realised he had been played like a flute by

Ifeajunna and his fellow ibos mutineers.

Their stratagem is, if you reiterate a lie long enough, it will ultimately morph into a fact- that was how their leaders had conditioned their mind

to function hence the reason they keep regurgitating the same asinine statements that are totally devoid of any iota of logic.

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Politics › Re: Azikiwe Many Sins And Why The Yorubas Dumped Him by T9ksy(m): 7:27pm On Oct 26, 2017

Rotimik:
I wonder where you read or learnt your own history. The top echelon and most of the founding members of AG were former NCNC members when Herbert Macaulay was still alive.

I think perhaps, you meant the NYM, formerly known as the Lagos Youth movement which gained ascendancy in the Legislative Council over HM's initial NNDP party in 1938.

However, zik killed the party 3 years later citing "tribalism" when its leader H.O.Davies was going abroad for further education. Whilst most of the members including Awo backed Ikoli, zik propped up Adeniran Ogunsanya and when the latter lost the internal election therein, zik took his ibo people out in tow citing tribalism conveniently forgetting that both Awo and Ogunsanya are yorubas whilst Ikoli was ijaw.

The real reason however was that Zik wanted his African pilot newspaper to be the mouthpiece of the party against Ikoli's already entrenched Daily star. Zik has always been a slimy figure.

Politics › Re: Azikiwe Many Sins And Why The Yorubas Dumped Him by T9ksy(m): 7:04pm On Oct 26, 2017

Dedetwo:
You forgot that Yari.ba prosecuted, sentenced and jailed Awolowo. All the witnesses were Yari.ba including arresting police officers. If not for the intervention of an Igbo chap, Awolowo would never have seen Nigerian prison in Calabar. He meant to be send to the Nigerian prison in Bauchi where his silly life would have been snuffed out of him by the Abok

But it's also a known fact that it was the NPC govt backed by aboki's arrse-licking zik, the ugly bride of nigeria's political arena and his shaddy NCNC party that connived (with the ruling party) to bring their (ibo's) ulterior agenda to fruition.

No sooner had Awo being jailed than the mid-west was carved out of the western region whilst both Zik and Tafawa balewa reneged on the agreement of granting same status to the minority group in the east and the north, respectively.

Just because we don't wear our emotions on our sleeves doesn't mean we are oblivious to the intrigue being perpetuated by zik and his covetous greedy group.

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Politics › Re: Azikiwe Many Sins And Why The Yorubas Dumped Him by T9ksy(m): 5:39pm On Oct 26, 2017

igbodefender:
@T9ksy
The January 1966 coupists have said that their aim was to make Awo Prime Minister, a post held by Tafawa Balewa.

Recall that at that time Awolowo was in jail after being convicted of plotting coup against Balewa's government earlier on in 1963.

The coupists were die-hard supporters of Awolowo.

Of course, they were!!!

However, there was no movement in calabar where the man was being held at the time o.

Next thing, you will be telling us that Awo actually knew and planned the coup with ibo soldiers from his prison cell.

Politics › Re: 10 Awolowo Controversies: Are They Justifiable? by T9ksy(m): 5:25pm On Oct 26, 2017

WetinConsignMe:
Imagine how many Igbo lives would have been saved and all the headache Igbos would have been saved. Not to talk of all that oil money. By now Igbo land would look like Dubai. But Zik can't be blamed too much - no one can see the future.

Yeah right .....because the oil is in ibo land. Bloody covetous greedy souls.

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Politics › Re: 10 Awolowo Controversies: Are They Justifiable? by T9ksy(m): 5:22pm On Oct 26, 2017

WetinConsignMe:
My brother you need a DANist re-education.

And you know what you can do with your danist education.........................shove it!!!!

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Politics › Re: Azikiwe Many Sins And Why The Yorubas Dumped Him by T9ksy(m): 4:38pm On Oct 26, 2017

rlauncher:
They have forgotten how Azikiwe dumped Awolowo who advised him to take the post of the Prime Minister while Awolowo settles for the post of finance minister, to go form alliance with Sir Ahmadu Bello ,which enabled the northerners to take the Prime Ministership while the northerners made him a figurehead governor general who have no real authority. His hatred for Awolowo and Yoruba people cost the Igbos the opportunity to first rule Nigeria.

Let any Igbo refute this!.

Am afraid the bolded portion above is not entirely true. Recall that the Sardunna was quite averse to the concept of One nigeria on the ground that his educationally-challenged people will be marginalised in the new nation coupled with the fact that, as the sole custodian of their culture, it is his spiritual and social responsibility to maintain their tradition

As a result of the above reasons, the sardunna's condition to going along with One nigeria was that he gets reign of power -that way, nothing gets done in the new country without his say-so. Zik and his people were the only one who were shouting one nigeria then with the hope and expectation that in due course, they will be the Numero uno once the colonialists have been kicked out. That was the sardunna's primary concern and once zik gave in to his request, sir ahmadu bello couldn't even be bothered to come to the center rather he sent one of his minions whilst he remains as the premier of the northern region to oversee to the spiritual, social and economic well-being of his people.

Had Zik chosen to accept Awo's offer, Sir Ahmadu Bello would have gladly taken his people out of the union , oil or no oil. This unfortunately was not the nigeria that zik and his people hope to dominate in the near future. In the end , zik and his people gave in to the sardunna's stipulation in anticipation that in due course, they will be able to out-manoeuvre him and take control of the nation however in the meantime, they will utilise their position in the corridor of power to subjugate and consume the west.

Unfortunately, Akintola "placed a spanner in their works" by aligning with the central govt of Sir Ahmadu bello (5 years after attaining self-rule for the nation) thereby relegating them into the opposition which they weren't prepared for so they opted for plan B- a so-called "revolutionary coup" to finally make a bold grab for power at the center. The rest, as they say, is now history.

Politics › Re: 10 Awolowo Controversies: Are They Justifiable? by T9ksy(m): 3:27pm On Oct 26, 2017

VillageWinch:
Why do u keep obsessing about Igbos when Igbos have nothing to do with initiating any of these. Too many KNEW Awo committed suicide for it to remain a secret forever. Which other prominent historical Nigerian do u see anyone say commited suicide?Even hated one's. Only Awo. Because he did commit suicide - which angers even me because it does reveal a highly selfish mindset.

The "too MANY" people that knew were ONLY IBOS, the late sage's sworn enemies and they are the only ONES known to have been repeating the same stories (without any incontrovertible evidence) to support there lies.

And it angers you because someone you people just love to hate allegedly committed suicide? Do you even read the garbage you wrote?
I doubt it very much. If you were that offended by the (spurious) allegations, you should have taken a LONG walk off the shortest pier.

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Politics › Re: 10 Awolowo Controversies: Are They Justifiable? by T9ksy(m): 10:36pm On Oct 25, 2017

Leez:
bro u just lied

If you have nothing to counter my assertion then kindly naff off.

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Politics › Re: "Ojukwu's Lies Sparked Civil War In Nigeria" - Yakubu Gowon by T9ksy(m): 10:24pm On Oct 25, 2017

gidgiddy:
So in other words, the great Yoruba nation was held captive in their own land due to the amount of Nothern Soldiers in their land at the time but the same Yoruba man thinks that Ojukwu who fought so that his people would not be held captive is a coward?

Explain this one to me incase Im missing something. So Ojukwu is a coward for rising and fighting but ran away after 3 years...

But the Yoruba man is brave for being held captive and avoiding fighting those who held him captive in his own land?

Lol

Abeg swerve jo, I no get your time.

Politics › Re: 10 Awolowo Controversies: Are They Justifiable? by T9ksy(m): 9:31pm On Oct 25, 2017

Leez:
igbo civil servants were in d top positions in d north and controlled d markets there
akintola complained cuz igbos were taking d top jobs in d west
fact is igbos were ahead and dy was notin like quota system den

It's truism that Akintola complained about ibo's domination of federal govt appointments in western region and the south in general and that was the main reason why he broke away from Awo's political path to align with the sardunna.

The moment Akintola aligned with the sardunna, the ibos lost most of their position and was the real reason why Akintola was marked for the coupist's bullets.

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Politics › Re: "Ojukwu's Lies Sparked Civil War In Nigeria" - Yakubu Gowon by T9ksy(m): 8:56pm On Oct 25, 2017

WetinConsignMe:
I sight you T9ksy. It would have worked if Banjo was interested in and succeeded in persuading the West to also secede

There was no way the west would have seceded at the point in time with thousands of northern troops stationed in yorubaland

and all armed to the teeth unless of course, you guys don't want us alive except monuments all over the place.

On the other hand, if Gowon had acquiesce to Awo's ultimatum and had removed northern soldiers from the west, then Ojukwu would have no

reason to come and "liberate" us. The war was between Ojukwu's eastern region and the north. He would have marched up north to avenge the

death of his people.

Politics › Re: 10 Awolowo Controversies: Are They Justifiable? by T9ksy(m): 6:34pm On Oct 25, 2017

WetinConsignMe:
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At the bolded. You are my brother and my friend and we are having s friendly discussion about historical events which will neither change what happened nor have much impact in the grand scheme of things. Except u r being too emotional and too tribalistic about the whole thing.

You are not my brother or friend. I don't thrust you and your ilk. You did not see us as brothers when you and your leaders colluded with the northerners and relegate us to the background. As a consequence of you guys jumping into bed with the sardunna, you were able to forment trouble in our region, marginalise us in our region and take our jobs etc.

You malign our leaders and call us all sort of names just because we refused to roll over and let you ride rough-shod over our land- what you wouldn't dare with the north. That's why those guys have been killing you lot at the slightest opportunity evrn before we got independence.

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Politics › Re: 10 Awolowo Controversies: Are They Justifiable? by T9ksy(m): 6:23pm On Oct 25, 2017

WetinConsignMe:
At the bolded. Anybody can put a bullet nto anybody's head at any time including Ojukwu. It would be harder for Ojukwu to put a bullet into Banjo's head in Lagos all the way from Enugu.

Am sure you are conversant with what happened to Afonja who led foreign soldiers to ransack old oyo-ile. Banjo was leading Ojukwu's troops to ransack his homeland. Once bitten, twice shy. It will be sheer stupidity to make the same mistake again.

Not to mention, it was quite mischevious of ojukwu saying we 're friends. The r/ship between us at that moment in time was hardly what one can say is borne out of friendship rather that of rivals.

This coming on the heel of ibo mutineers in the army murdering our leaders both military and civilians whilst saving theirs a few years earlier and you honestly think we "ll trust their intentions.

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