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See how happy Lere Olayinka is with this news. All because of politics, some people have gifted the devil their soul without charge. The fake police sent by PDP has been caught. |
ajoyeleke:Begging has taken over social media and online forums and blogs. There is dignity in labour. Those who choose to sell gala and pure water have more dignity and pride. |
Ziggylady:How are the traders at Ariara and Ogbete market faring? Have they made enough money yesterday and today for the one lost due to sit at home? I understand that Igbos lost over N200B on Wednesday due to sit at home, and the educated ones have lamented that such loss should not be inflicted on the SouthEast again? Next year sit at home must be for 1 month so we can cripple Nigeria by totally crippling the SouthEast. When we cripple the SouthEast and Nigeria realises we are useless to the country, they will let us go. |
princfred:Your hatred for the whole of Nigeria as detailed in this post, is your own undoing. You cannot reap love from hate. You cannot expect others to align with your own way and perspective always. For daring to have their own ambitions, you call the SouthSouth and MiddleBelt haters? You delight in anything that can cause anarchy in the country. Your delusional belief that you are entitled to some unmerited loyalty, is the reason for your eternal disappointment. Even more delusional is your belief that there is something divine or heavenly about your aspirations. Better wake up and face reality. |
Ziggylady:I am also happy I frustrate you. Once you see my moniker, your heart skips a beat knowing that your brothers have already been humiliated by superior and irrefutable argument, and any attempt to gloat and poke fun would be reduced to nought. I also know that like the hypocrite you and I already know you are, you suddenly went blind to the many rejoinders by one or 2 Igbo posters here who apparently in your opinion are not silly or constituting a nuisance, but you have microscopic vision of my own equal rejoinders that have hurt your soul this afternoon, and so you find it a nuisance. The truth really hurts, but I am not sorry for your pain and misery. |
Motorcycles that will soon be banned. |
gurnam:But as they have failed to get any noteworthy attention besides that of the military, isn't it time to change strategy? |
Ziggylady:I am happy I scare you. I am also happy with your frustration that this loss is well emphasized as an Igbo and SouthEast loss that did not even move Nigeria, as against the propaganda already planned by IPOB that Nigeria lost billions of Naira. I know it pains you that your brothers lamented about their losses. More like a public washing of dirty linen. Now since the cat is out of the bag, you can also drop your own lamentations on how much you lost over your sit at home, like others have lamented in the news report. Next year, sit at home for a week so that the SouthEast can lose N1Trillion. Biafra should be worth more than that. |
zudozz:Why not join forces like you say and sit at home forever so that you can cripple your region and watch your competition replace you in the other parts of Nigeria where your businesses are thriving? You would have only succeeded to eliminating yourselves economically, while the needs of the country will be met by your replacement wherever you consider yourselves relevant, be it in trading or paid employment. I reckon manna will fall from heaven to feed your hunger when you don't work? |
If he his acquitted upon appeal, and with documentary evidence reviewed, then I must say he remains innocent of the charge. The other 5 accused have been found liable and their trial will continue. |
HiddenShadow:And where were you in 1999 to stop Yorubas from being president? Besides did your votes for Tofa deny Abiola his presidential victory in the 1993 elections? The sooner you realise you are irrelevant to the scheme of things, the better for you. I never knew you Igbos were this miserable. But I rather you remain that way. I can see you are still hurt by the unconditional surrender of Biafra to Yoruba led military forces. You should be grateful that Yorubas ensured you got all federal allocations that accrued to your region during the war, and that there was no abandoned property saga in Yorubaland. The NigerDeltans are not as miserable as you are. You don't need to wail for them. |
Cooly100:Haaa! My boastful Igbo that said they are not suffering, has now switched over to the marginalization card. Anyway, I don't enjoy that any region is suffering in silence, so I will advice that the federal government considers our fellow Nigerians in the SouthEast who are also suffering like the North and the West and SouthSouth. |
princfred:Our loss of June 12 that we fought and ensured only Yorubas contested the 1999 presidential elections? I know you Igbos were happy with the annulment. In fact, an Igbo Arthur Nzeribe championed the nullification of that historically free and fair elections. When a fellow Southerner Moshood Abiola contested with a Northern and Kano Bashir Tofa in that June 12 1993, the SouthEast voted for Tofa because he had an Igbo running mate. 3 out of 4 Igbo states that existed then, voted for Tofa over Abiola. Yet you Igbos would claim the Yorubas destroyed Southern unity in 2015 because we sacked the same Jonathan we had voted for in 2011, even when Buhari had a Yoruba running mate Pastor Tunde Bakare then. All the times the North ruled in a democracy, it has always been with an Igbo alliance. But you are not happy that this one had to be with a Yoruba alliance. |
Cooly100:Didn't I say earlier that you will still lament about this your boast, and term it a marginalisation? Something was called a pilot scheme, meaning it would be expanded later, yet you are already crying marginalization? |
princfred:I am here reading about the wailings of Igbo traders, and correcting attempts by Igbo posters to make your personal and regional sorry loss as a loss for the Nigerian state. Obviously, you are not happy I am doing so. We are not interested in your loss. Embrace it alone. |
Cooly100:Was there suppose to be a special programme to provide jobs for SouthEast youths, different from the national plan to provide jobs for Nigerians with federal character policy enforced? |
princfred:Igbo sat at home and Igbo complained of money and GDP lost. How is your loss my business? |
princfred:I only see Igbo names in the news report wailing about money and GDP lost. Or did you read another news different from this topic? |
Cooly100:At least he proved to you that despite your hatred, you still patronize the North for meat. While you tried to prove that you are superior for not being drug addicts, but you forgot that it is your brothers that are selling the drugs. Are your brothers then Angels for peddling drugs? Nkem Owoh is still upset with Buhari that his brother was not allowed to become a scourge to the society, who would have been a wealthy and arrogantly boastful Igbo high chief by now. |
[quote author=Cooly100 post=68080691][/quote]At least you finally retired the lies that you were denied anything for 50yrs as you claimed earlier. |
Cooly100:It affects me that you were trying to change the discussion of your Igbo self inflicted loss as reported in this news, to be a Nigerian or Northern loss. |
Cooly100:No be your drug trading brothers dey sell am? When the Northern professor spoke about it, all of you began to criticise him for hate speech on a factual matter. |
Cooly100:In one voice you claim it is a shame, in another voice you will claim it is marginalization. That the successive government at the center or state levels have not developed the country's economy is a malaise that is national. So stop yarning that you had any loss especially when Awolowo ensured that as those places you mentioned got their federal allocations, so were the allocations to the then East Central now SouthEast was given to them for all the accrual during the war. And till today the SouthEast continues to get allocations as all the other regions in the country. So enough with the crocodile tears. |
Cooly100:You cannot be making lamentations for the North when it is your own tribesmen making all the complaints in the news report. |
Cooly100:You mean your people did not buy the foodstuff in preparation for the sit at home. You mean no food was eaten in the SouthEast on that day? Dude, the lamentations in the news report was by Igbos and not Northerners. So speak to your wailing tribesmen. |
victorvezx:IPOB has always thrived on its own self-delusion. It is a strong delusion that makes a group believe that despite the people already having a recognised and constitutional leadership that they can change if not effective, with the numbers of supporters they boast of, they would rather continue to shout and scream to get attention of a democratic world that already knows they have an existing democratic representation. That is their greatest delusion. And until they take over the democratic representation of the people they claim to speak for in a democratic Nigeria, Nigeria and the world would continue to ignore their demands as a whisper, and continue to treat IPOB as a terrorists group if it ever attempts to undermine the constitutional and democratic structures of state that exist in their region. No democratic country in the world would ever allow a group impose itself as a democratic representation of a section of that country without having been democratically enfranchised as dictated by the constitution of the country. When IPOB is ready to abandon its circus amusement for serious business, it will get serious with its agenda for a political control of the region. When it has won its battle in the SouthEast as the constitutional representative of the people, then it would have the right to speak or make demands. |
You mean Igbo traders lost the opportunity to earn that much as they chose to sit at home? So the Igbo markets lost some revenue by their own inaction, and tax agents of the respective states lost revenue. The economic loop of this loss remains with its protagonists. The lamentations from the Igbo markets should be directed to its own population. IPOB ’ s Publicity Secretary , Emma Powerful , told The Guardian that Wednesday ’ s sit at home dealt a big blow on the economy as it brought commerce to its knees , adding that it would take over one week to recover what the economy lost.This one is still deluded that he is hurting Nigeria, while his educated people who know better are lamenting below. A former dean of study in the law faculty of the Enugu State University of Science and Technology , Prof. Gab Agu , said the action had adverse effect on the economy of the southeast zone , insisting that it should not be allowed to reoccur . A public analyst and businessman in Onitsha, Dr . Anayo Onwukwe said that Onitsha alone lost over N 10 million revenue. He stated that the volume of business , which the commercial city was noted for daily , was reduced to nothing. |
Ouch! |
Blue3k2:So who is to be blamed? |
Sunbellar:That false information has been clarified. The screen shows only the first 4 subjects on a list that has more than 4 subjects. The first 4 subjects in alphabetical order has Arabic and other subjects starting with A, then English. Those who have no business with Arabic simply have to select their own subjects as found on an alphabetical list. We have all fallen in love with the deliberate desire to have anarchy in our society, hence the propaganda. |
zilon12:OK ooo! |
NwaNimo1:OK ooo! |
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