Politics › Re: Special Status For Lagos Bill Passes Second Reading At House Of Reps by TheEastActivist: 6:07am On Dec 08, 2016 |
And this is awesome... What this taught us is that selfish bills will always hit the bottom rock... Lagos is not the only state in Nigeria so one wouldn't mind asking resilient questions why so? Why should it happen that way? For it to be accorded special status and getting the benefit all alone in the envy, discouragement and detriment of other peer states. Now the same bill is rebranded and better and what it now means is that it will encourage states to be up and doing so as to attract development to unlock human resources by all means so as to tap into this blessing... Congrats to the states that has already passed the first test which I also see most of the ss states being part of... Still hoping on the resource control bill that will nail the final coffin to rest.  Repping Anambra, the light of the nation... |
Politics › Re: Use Tithes To Buy Arms For Christians – FFK Backs Omatseye by TheEastActivist: 5:53am On Dec 08, 2016 |
FuckyourMama: F00lish useless comments above frm genetically cursed cowards claiming d xtian faith. U dummies shld kip chickening out while d Islamic fulani herdsmen kip on wiping ur kind off d surface of d earth. Sillies Still looking up to when atheist would fight this common problem? Or is it just the Christians that bear the brunt? What about the atheists that has died? Who will avenge them? Is not only shouting Christians upandan like you've did something spectacular... next time when screaming and ranting like a mad woman remember to act the talk let's follow.. Dummies calling themselves atheists... lol |
Politics › Re: FINALLY!!!! APC Owns Up, Says, Our First Steps In Office Created Problems by TheEastActivist: 5:42am On Dec 08, 2016 |
QuotaSystem: Your ilk thrive on misinformation, hence your irritation at my clarification wherever I stumble on such deliberate attempts to deceive the public like the thread title set out to do. As much as I would love being a stubborn bone in your wailing throats, financial analysis leaves me little time to dwell on wailers shenanigans as you amusingly suggested.
Run along now, you've been noticed (and will be accordingly ignored henceforth).  I as a proud wailer will always curtail any of your zombified egocentric act trying to defend your paymasters who are deprived of human sympathy to understand what good governance really entails... In their time, we are introduced to many cruel stings of life from recession to inflation to hunger and to committing suicide.. And you still have the guts to reply my mentions. What a man with no shame and I hope your family is really living well on this recession else you are a brainwashed confused lad that need serious orientation... I live that up to your destiny though... Defend your paymasters well but we won't stop to pinpoint areas when they err like you did on this thread. Run along as you've been already recognized as a diligent royal zombie in chief here in NL politics...  |
Politics › Re: Facebook Strongly Supports Terrorism By Biafrans Evidence by TheEastActivist: 11:24pm On Dec 07, 2016 |
fuckfuckman: Is paining me any little good thing I said about Biafra banned... Then be happy that someone else did that on your behalf Instead of reporting him  You irritate people that's why and now you irritate me too  Don't quote me again cos I won't reply you... your thread is meant for the archive and watch it go down on your watch  Biafraudexposed |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ghana Election Opposition Is Leading by TheEastActivist: 11:18pm On Dec 07, 2016 |
TonyeBarcanista: A welcome development Have you lost your voice in NL to the extent you now find it interesting commenting on external politics of other countries... Wow!! You are really good at what you do... You castigate others for having interest in USA politics only for you to massage on Ghana politics... I find your level of politics so intriguing and thus should be studied as a project topic for our political student?  Mr.Ghana rep  Hope you will relocate to Ghana soon hypocrite |
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Politics › Re: JUST IN: Shiite Islamic Group Assassinated Muslim Clerics, Attacked Emir Of Zari by TheEastActivist: 11:02pm On Dec 07, 2016 |
chiefobdk: Akintola is afonja. They are two faced More reason why ipob should do away with ffk. Afonjas are really chasing confusion in Nigeria... Watch as akintola is spiting groups together in up north. Ffk is now serving two roles, turning the Christians against Muslims while recommending for arms for Christians... He is also pushing ipob with his resources to fight the armed to teeth government knowing fully well that ipob is not a militant or a terrorist group. Look at fayose! His plan is to turn buhari against PDP when people like ekweremadu and top senators are building bridges and criticizing when necessary for national building. Fayose is doing the opposite only for him to make plans abandoning the party. Tinubu has tried to turn APC against himself and failed now he is back and am wondering what's in his sleeves... Afonjas are really our problem in this country, they spite us... They spite us ss against SE Christians against Muslims North against south PDP against APC Groups against government Muslim against fellow Muslims This is really bad. We should thread carefully with this people. They only agree for us to agree then disagree.  |
Politics › Re: JUST IN: Shiite Islamic Group Assassinated Muslim Clerics, Attacked Emir Of Zari by TheEastActivist: 10:52pm On Dec 07, 2016 |
I think is time for Ipob to shield their swords... let God fight their battles for them.
This issue is really divine. I heard about the division in islam not over a year. Same division is now threatening the unity of Islam in their northern strongholds... Could that be a good sign of what is about to come near? I live that up to people that really think and have conscience.
Am equally observing. |
Politics › Re: Use Tithes To Buy Arms For Christians – FFK Backs Omatseye by TheEastActivist: 10:43pm On Dec 07, 2016 |
Hope they will term him a terrorist too like they term NK? |
Politics › Re: FINALLY!!!! APC Owns Up, Says, Our First Steps In Office Created Problems by TheEastActivist: 10:40pm On Dec 07, 2016 |
QuotaSystem: This is referring to the party's internal problems that caused disharmony between the executive and legislature, not national governance. Lol Always finding a way to defend the undefendables... They may own up tomorrow about the national governance... hope you will defend them? It take lies to hold onto lies but truth will prevail in its own time... You must be having a really hard time... Scrawling Nl to fish out threads that threatens your paymasters.  |
Politics › Re: Thick Black Particles: Trouble In Port-Harcourt City!! by TheEastActivist: 10:36pm On Dec 07, 2016 |
Pinshure or idinblivit |
Celebrities › Re: OzzyBosco Is An Igbo Chief, Pictured With Ifeanyi Ubah & Chiefs by TheEastActivist: 10:39am On Dec 07, 2016 |
RareDiamonds: Shut up your mouth, and help your ignorant life. Is Kaduna, Igbo land ? Are the numerous Eze Ndi Igbo Lagos, Kano, Kaduna, Abuja etc recognised in Igboland ? Are they not regarded as nobodies in their home land ? He is a chief and you can't do anything about that... Igbos anywhere around the world will recognize him irrespective of your ignorant choice... Deal with it... Igbophobia chief spokesman |
Celebrities › Re: OzzyBosco Is An Igbo Chief, Pictured With Ifeanyi Ubah & Chiefs by TheEastActivist: 9:59am On Dec 07, 2016 |
RareDiamonds: Don't be deceived by hungry bloggers who have been forced by Nigeria recession to fabricated false news and attract unsuspecting gullible audience to their blog sites with mischievous and false headlines. THE KID IS NOT A CHIEF BUT A MUSICIAN. Guy simple Google would have helped your life a lil bit... gosh.. |
Celebrities › Re: OzzyBosco Is An Igbo Chief, Pictured With Ifeanyi Ubah & Chiefs by TheEastActivist: 9:57am On Dec 07, 2016 |
HungerBAD: OHHH
Thanks for the clarification. Don't mind the guy... The boy nah chief... Nwa chi mere eze He bagged his chieftaincy title in Kaduna |
Politics › Re: Should IPOB Boycott Next Elections by TheEastActivist: 2:04pm On Dec 06, 2016 |
Ipob boycotted the last election and this affected Gejs relection bid... Please ipob members should know the implications of boycotting Nigerian elections which have no masses backing...
We should Make Igbos vote count...
One love Biafra and one love Nigeria. Am proud of both BC Igbos will do well in both. |
Politics › Re: Who Says The North Is Feeding Fat On Nigeria? by TheEastActivist: 1:54pm On Dec 06, 2016 |
QuotaSystem: Compare the tripe below to the Professors submission. I'm sure you don't expect me to respond to such asinine assertions. Lol... I understand you have no argument on your own but would have an erected dic*k each time a wayward individual decide to massage your parasitic egos  But before you reply make sure you answer this simple question yearning for your recognition. what does the north contribute to the Nigeria purse...?  Kiss the truth |
Politics › Re: GOOD NEWS: Excitement In Northern Nigeria As Oil Is Discovered by TheEastActivist: 12:10pm On Dec 06, 2016 |
I doubt the fg would do anything as the NC is not regarded as true north...
What a truthful pity... I advise that if they are true with their conviction they shouldn't solely rely on fg but also engage private investors. |
Politics › Re: Who Says The North Is Feeding Fat On Nigeria? by TheEastActivist: 12:01pm On Dec 06, 2016 |
QuotaSystem: And what you've said is totally irrelevant to the point of my post.
Until Nigeria gets off the addiction to Niger Delta oil as its only revenue source, the entire country remains a parasite to the region, and continues to feed fat on its resources. The North is no special exception, unless when viewed with your plannings, bigoted lens. Lol!! Is glaring the north is a populated parasite... The north got more than they deserve... Our problem is not being a parasite but accuring huge sum of FAAC with their numerous local government dispersed along 19 states which is harming the south. My question to you Northern spokesman, is this, what does the north contribute in the Nigeria purse...? That's what makes you a parasite... A parasite is those who collect from someone and won't give.. Nigeria gives the north what is the north giving back to Nigeria to benefit the south...? Like I said earlier: we give back to Nigeria via our tax, VAT, and import duties alongside our 1% oil... What has the whole north contributed to the Nigeria purse? That's my question. Mind you the south has started diversifying as we don't parasitically depend on the fg for our every endeavour... The south now exports agricultural products. We produce our rice, yam and vegetable By next year,by Gods grace we will be a commercial exporter of tomatoes, yam, rice and vegetables. The south has many heavy industries that produces varieties of local products like cars, motorcycles, computers, roofing sheets, plastic products, tiles, paints and a whole lot of others and we pay taxes too... What have the north? You don't have oil yet you lazy around bearing children almajiris you can't take care of... The north has no reason depending on the Fg except being an official parasite with idp camps everywhere in the north. Kiss the truth  |
Politics › Re: Who Says The North Is Feeding Fat On Nigeria? by TheEastActivist: 11:42am On Dec 06, 2016 |
QuotaSystem: First of all, the population of Kano is very relevant because it gives a fairer picture of the actual situation (per capita), in light of the argument that the North is feeding fat.
Secondly, apart from the core oil producing states (Delta, Bayelsa, Rivers, Akwa Ibom, Ondo), every other state (aside Lagos) depends on the oil from the Delta for sustainability just like the North. Yes this is including Imo and Abia who are producing less than 2% of Nigeria's oil combined.
Fraudulently hiding under the umbrella of the "South" to state that the North is feeding fat does not erase the FACT that all other southern states (including the SE and 1% oil producers) need federal allocation from Niger Delta oil to survive.
Finally, as long as the Land Use Act is in force, then there is no such thing as the North feeding on the south's resources. It's Nigerians feeding on Nigeria's resources.
The Professors submission was apt. What you've said is irrelevant to the bolded.. I gave you the breakdown to dispute the prof submission and to prove to you that prof submission is half bake of truth... Tap me when any northern state can generate igr to compare with the southern state... Even ebony generates more igr than most of your states. Also tap me when the north can generate common 0.5% of oil Tap me when the north generate revenue for Nigeria whether by tax or not... Even in civil service the south pays more... In production the south pays more In importation the south pays more... What does the north pay more in for Nigeria even with their big population... You are just being partisan and allowing tribalism foster along your judgement so I won't blame you defending your lazy asses up north...  North being a parasite is an understatement... I blame Islam 99% of this cos with islam the north wl continue to be in perpetual poverty... Kiss the truth. |
Politics › Re: Who Says The North Is Feeding Fat On Nigeria? by TheEastActivist: 11:00am On Dec 06, 2016 |
QuotaSystem: Clearly by sheer hardwork.
Intellectually disputing any of his points will be better than any pedestrian comments.
Emotional outbursts like the ones that have filled this thread don't count. His statistics is wrong and wrongly put... What concerns us with the population of kano?? All we are saying is for them to produce what will serve them not rely on some region to feed them fat yet has the audacity to be asking for more. North is too dependent on south and needs to be checkmated urgently. Meanwhile his minimum wage of 18k5 was wrongly put as the amount given to Delta, Rivers, bayelsa and akwaibom spanned 2011- 2015 given you four solid years. Four solid years amount to 48months Now when you divide these respective allocation given to these states between these period you will have their actual monthly wage that can be weighed with the stipulated prof N18,000 wage to justify his last lies... Workings Rivers: 63,000/48 = 1,312.5 Bayelsa: 212,457/48 = 4,426.18 Akwaibom: 158,542/48 = 3,302.96 Delta: 70,349/48 = 1,465.61 So going by this mathematics Rivers, bayelsa, akwaibom, delat got N1,312.5, N4,426, N3,302.96,N1,465.61 respectively monthly. Now imagine the gap when compared with the minimum wage of N18,500. Yet the professor crookedly put it up for argument thinking that all his readers are daft and intellectually lazy. To put it right these states aint even getting enough yet when they lump the whole money together it will seem is just given in a month or so but has spanned through years. Rubbish The prof should go and siddon and stop serving his master and rubbing it on our faces. Similarly, if the federal government’s ‘thank you’ SMS message - and the N2.44 trillion Ghana-must-go bag - had been given as ‘pocket money’ to the people of the Niger Delta Region between 1st January 2011 and 31st December 2015, every resident-citizen (man or woman, young or old) in Bayelsa would have received N212,457 per person; N158,542 per person in Akwa Ibom state, N70,349 per person in Delta state, and N63,359 per person in Rivers state. In a country where some states in the federation are struggling to pay the N18,000 minimum wage, and going by the FAAC allocations in the five years to December 2015, it wouldn’t have been too long before Nigeria begins to replicate ‘little’ Aliko Dangotes all over the Niger Delta Region! |
Politics › Re: Python Dance: Civil Rights Activists Raise Alarm Over Militarisation, Extortion by TheEastActivist: 10:10am On Dec 06, 2016 |
Lalatisticlala wake up |
Politics › Re: Saraki, APC Leadership Meeting Runs Into Hitch, Put Off by TheEastActivist: 11:29pm On Dec 05, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: The Nigerian Flag by TheEastActivist: 6:27pm On Dec 05, 2016 |
[s] Khd95: He died a nigerian,albeit a proud one,so he was given stately burial [/s] |
Politics › Re: Group Faults Amnesty International Report On IPOB by TheEastActivist: 12:39pm On Dec 05, 2016 |
And they shamelessly called it Fault...
Where is the fault then?
Foolish group with no human sympathy
If you donno power intoxicates one of its bye product is dictatorship... and when this happens who benefits? Masses or the dictator who controls the army??
Which interest would it serve?
Rubbish |
Politics › Re: Igbos Are Nigeria’s Most Truthful Yet Misunderstood People – Gov. Okorocha by TheEastActivist: 12:21pm On Dec 05, 2016*. Modified: 1:21pm On Dec 05, 2016 |
kenonze: Truthfulness is not peculiar to a particular tribe. Even treachery is peculiar to a particular ethnic Group Okorocha might be right afterall |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Takes To Twitter To Reaffirm His Devotion To APC (see His Tweets) by TheEastActivist: 10:26am On Dec 05, 2016*. Modified: 12:11pm On Dec 05, 2016 |
Lol, afonja coward... He can only reaffirm after losing woefully to buhari's cabal. Do anyhow and see anyhow... I pray APC accommodates you all unto no two captains can sail one ship...  |
Politics › Re: When Python Goes Dancing: Opinion On The Operation Python Dance by TheEastActivist: 8:56am On Dec 05, 2016 |
Masterclass32: Pythons are a group of non-venomous snakes that ambush and constrict their prey to death, then swallow them whole. True, python is a dangerous reptilian creature. It belongs to the specie of divinely cursed animals. It hates man so much it does not waste its precious time to bite him. Rather it ambushes and constricts its prey to death, then swallows them whole. Just as the Nigerian state is wont, using its coercive and most repressive instrument, the Nigerian Army. In furtherance of its endemic hatred for the Igbo, the Nigerian Army has engaged the fearsome python in a bizarre dance east of the Niger. The army began this weird dance with pythons late last month in an exercise in the five South East states, code-named ‘Exercise Python Dance’, ostensibly “to checkmate anticipated rising wave of crimes usually prevalent during the Yuletide.” Naturally, there has been apprehension in Igbo land as regards the true intention of the exercise, especially when the army threatened that it would not hesitate to apply the ‘Rule of Engagement’ to deploy troops and appropriately deal with pro-Biafra agitators. It is not only the Igbo that are worried but all human rights organisations have condemned this latest maneuvering against harmless, armless Igbo youths, exercising their constitutional rights to demand self-determination. Ironically, this is coming after the recent damning report of Amnesty International, AI, which revealed continued mass massacre of innocent Igbo across the Nigerian state. The AI report, entitled: Bullets were raining everywhere”: Deadly repression of Pro- Biafra activists, exposed extrajudicial killing and torture of the Igbo by Nigerian security forces, resulting in the death of about 150 pro-Biafra protesters in the last one year. Instead of extricating itself from such unflattering report after its initial lame denial of the atrocious act, even as Biafra claim the estimated victims was too conservative, the Nigerian Army has brashly moved to entrench or continue Nigeria’s customary pogrom against the Igbo, who have become sport for the Nigerian authorities. President Muhammadu Buhari just told a delegation of some South East leaders that the Biafran youths should forget Biafra because it is impossible to breakup Nigeria. Much as I do not subscribe to the president’s insincere reasons and promises, I think he is right somehow. It is my humble submission that most Igbo do not actually wish for a dismembered Nigeria. Rather, they dream of a Nigeria where the Igbo will be accorded their pride of place as one leg of the tripod on which Nigeria stands and live as equal stakeholders with full dignity. It is unfortunate how people play politics with just everything, including the collective destiny of an entire race. Those people that occupy front rows in mosques and churches have simply refused to acknowledge Nigeria’s sin against the Igbo. They have remained obstinate in perpetuating this evil and claim or pretend not to notice but as Dame Patience Jonathan would say, ‘there is God o’. However, the Igbo need a new strategy. We cannot continue to call out unarmed youths to march on the streets against Nigerian soldiers, who relish mauling them to death. We cannot continue to preach hatred of others whereas we clamour to be loved. Seriously, we are all agreed that Biafra is alive and can never die but in the present circumstances, we should not be talking about an independent state of Biafra. My reasons are many but most importantly, as an apostle of homeward integration, the Igbo will be worse off for it if the independent state of Biafra materialises today. How do we intend to run such a state when majority of Igbo investments are offshore? Over the years, the Igbo had developed their host communities more than the indigenes. Many have assimilated the cultures of other lands and neglected or forgotten their own. Now, even such things as traditional marriages are conducted outside their homesteads in other lands. Also, the Igbo now have a stupid arrangement, called Eze Ndigbo in the Diaspora. Arrant nonsense! Have you seen Oba of Yoruba in Onitsha? Or Emir of Hausa-Fulani in Aba? How can we seriously be claiming a Biafran state that will wither at the birth table? There is confusion everywhere. Today it is Nnamdi Kanu? Who really is this young man, who came from nowhere to dislodge his fathers from IPOB, a group they laboured to form? What, truly, is his agenda? If I were President Buhari, I would have since ordered Kanu’s release from detention, as keeping him in jail has enabled him to achieve his feigned heroism. Before it was Ralph Uwazurike but now, one Uchenna Madu claims to have driven Uwazurike out MASSOB, a movement Uwazurike founded and used to reignite the Biafra agitation. Even the Nnamdi Kanu he made Director of Radio Biafra betrayed him. This subterfuge, blackmail, sabotage and selfishness can never give us Biafra. Even though Uwazurike may not be perfect (nobody is), his non violence template stands a better chance of getting us to Biafra overtime. It is suicidal to incite youths to confront armed soldiers, because as they say, only a fool would dare a man with a gun. Let the Igbo heal themselves before the talk of Biafra. Nigerian armed forces kill the Igbo with glee and nothing happens because there is no strong voice to speak for us. Sadly, we scuttle the efforts of those that should speak for us. That is how we have ended up with political minions in the National Assembly. Judge it yourself: Apart from Ikeoha, Ekweremadu, how distinguished are those people in the senate? How honourable are those in the House of Representatives? Are they the best Igbo can afford? What is their impact? How did they get there? Even the governors, what manner of governance is ongoing in Igbo land, tragicomic or downright comic? And we want Biafra? Where will we get the leaders in Biafra land? We have to be careful about this matter. Let us invest at home. Let us stop developing other lands. Let us recreate Nnewi in every town in Igbo land. Let us love one another and eschew all evil, including kidnapping and armed robbery that drive away interested investors. Let wicked relations repent and all witch doctors abandon their shrines and run to God as new creatures. We can then talk about Biafra or even not at all because economic prosperity and freedom is higher than any other right. After all, Buhari wanted power at all cost and got; yet all he does is making a singsong of how corrupt the Jonathan and gang he supplanted were. Both Buhari and the power he inherited had receded so fast people are now asking that their corruption be brought back. It is certain that with economic freedom, nobody would be talking about recession. Nevertheless, the Nigerian Army can dance with the python for as long as it desires. Though it may ambush and constrict the Igbo to death, it can never swallow the Igbo whole. The Igbo never slump; we die standing, on our feet.
www.nigeriatoday.ng/2016/12/when-python-goes-dancing/ You don't need to bleat like a mad man with no direction... Python is not harmful as you painted it and they ain't cursed like you said... Python is known as eke in Igbo land and in some places in SE they don't kill Python and Python don't harm them. Haven't you heard that the army has disputed your claims that the exercise was for a particular group of people like IPOB and massob? Why still banking on such claim to make it seems true... Yuletide is a period of time very important to the Igbos they come back from different places around the world. NA should kindly act their words by removing most of the roadblocks around the Niger bridge for easy flow of traffic. |
Politics › Re: Yoruba Community In Imo State Honours Ugwumba Uche Nwosu (pics) by TheEastActivist: 8:43am On Dec 05, 2016 |
Lol |
Politics › Re: 2019:awo Or Zik by TheEastActivist: 8:52pm On Dec 04, 2016 |
T9ksy: Abeg, STFU jo! At least, your fathers-cum g/fathers were opportuned to see the inside of a classroom , all thanks to the same man you lot just love to vilify.
I suggest you practice what you preach-why don't you goggle Awo's legacy before illuminating your intellectual laziness, bigotry and utmost ignorance on a public forum for all to peruse. Lol... hahahaha Why not start telling us awos legacy and how it affects Nigeria positively... Lol!! Still doing some searches for you, hold on
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Politics › Re: Buhari Is Using Economic Recession To Punish Nigerians – Fayose by TheEastActivist: 8:49pm On Dec 04, 2016 |
Some of this federal workers most times feel too big to come out and vote... I hope they now sees the importance of making Their vote count.. Maybe next time you perfect the change you want yourself instead of relying on others to perfect the change for you... Come out and vote...
Is obvious things won't ever get better in this government and the thought of it beyond 2019 sickens me |
Politics › Re: Why Atiku Cannot Win Again by TheEastActivist: 8:17pm On Dec 04, 2016 |
Is left for some hateful Nigerians from the waste side to vote for stone in this country. Am observing  |
Politics › Re: 2019:awo Or Zik by TheEastActivist: 8:12pm On Dec 04, 2016 |
T9ksy: So what legacy did the duo you mentioned above, left for their people that Awo didn't surpass for his people in particular and
all Nigerians, generally? OK
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