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THIS IS JUST SCAM

INSHORT I WILL BE PUSHED IN ROLLER COASTER


Yeye dey smell....joblessness

Heroin produces a "downer" effect that rapidly induces a state of relaxation and euphoria (related to chemical changes in the pleasure centers of the brain). Like other opiates, heroin use blocks the brain's ability to perceive pain. Heroin abusers, particularly those with prior history of drug abuse, may initially be able to conceal signs and symptoms of their heroin use.

Loved ones or co-workers may notice a number of signs of heroin use, which are visible during and after heroin consumption:

Shortness of breath
Dry mouth
Constricted (small) pupils
Sudden changes in behavior or actions
Disorientation
Cycles of hyper alertness followed by suddenly nodding off
Droopy appearance, as if extremities are heavy
The above signs are not unique to heroin abuse. More definitive warning signs of heroin abuse include possession of paraphernalia used to prepare, inject or consume heroin:

Needles or syringes not used for other medical purposes
Burned silver spoons
Aluminum foil or gum wrappers with burn marks
Missing shoelaces (used as a tie off for injection sites)
Straws with burn marks
Small plastic bags, with white powdery residue
Water pipes or other pipe
Behavioral signs of heroin abuse and addiction include:

Lying or other deceptive behavior
Avoiding eye contact, or distant field of vision
Substantial increases in time spent sleeping
Increase in slurred, garbled or incoherent speech
Sudden worsening of performance in school or work, including expulsion or loss of jobs
Decreasing attention to hygiene and physical appearance
Loss of motivation and apathy toward future goals
Withdrawal from friends and family, instead spending time with new friends with no natural tie
Lack of interest in hobbies and favorite activities
Repeatedly stealing or borrowing money from loved ones, or unexplained absence of valuables
Hostile behaviors toward loved ones, including blaming them for withdrawal or broken commitments
Regular comments indicating a decline in self esteem or worsening body image
Wearing long pants or long sleeves to hide needle marks, even in very warm weather
Users build tolerance to heroin, leading to increases in the frequency and quantity of heroin consumption. With growing tolerance, more definitive physical symptoms of heroin abuse and addiction emerge:

Weight loss
Runny nose (not explained by other illness or medical condition)
Needle track marks visible on arms
Infections or abscesses at injection site
For women, loss of menstrual cycle (amenorrhea)
Cuts, bruises or scabs from skin picking


they should just die but they should make peace with GOD and may their soul rest in peace in advance

20 year old Nigerian young man, Ola Raji, was stabbed to death last week Tuesday while cycling through an estate in Peckham, near a community centre founded in memory of murdered schoolboy, Damilola Taylor.

According to reports, Ola was shot three times and stabbed by two men who ambushed him around 10.30pm. The men fled after the attack and Ola later died in hospital.

Ola Raji was a pupil at Sacred Heart Roman Catholic School in Camberwell and went to college. Police are now looking for his murderers.

IN LIFE GOD WILL NEVER GIVE YOU A BURDEN THAT YOU CANT CARRY, LIFE HAS TOUGHT ME THAT, THINGS MIGHT BE HARD FOR PEOPLE BUT PESERVERANCE AND PATIENCE WITH FOCUS, THOSE CHALLENGES WILL PASS. ALL YOU NEED IS GOD,FOCUS,OPTIMISM AND INNER WILL


NOW BACK TO THE TOPIC, I DO NOT HAVE PITY FOTR THESE DRUG MEN, DO YOU KNOW THE KIND OF THINGS THAT DRUG DOES TO PEOPLE, THANK LORD THAT WE DONT HAVE DRUG ABUSE HERE IN NIGERIA, GO TO EUROPE AND SEE JUNKIES THAT HAD PROMISING LIVE THAT GOT MESSED UP DUE TO DRUGS


WE CAN MANAGE WEED HERE



NOW TO YOU GET RICH PEOPLE, I WILL ADVISE YOU WORD SMART AND HARD. HOT MONEY WILL KILL YOU AND YOU WILL DIE, I AM AN IGBO AND NIGERIAN I DO NOT HAVE PITY FOR ANY OF THEM


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DONT SELL AND DEAL IN DRUGS IT IS BAD
DONT DO 419 , NEMESIS WILL DEAL WITH YOU



GO AND WORK HARD


GOD BLESS YOU ALL

A statement from Gen Buhari signed by his media aide, Shehu Garba.
"The fraud called Boko Haram can be defeated by denying it a recruitment base," General Buhari told visiting leaders of Nassarawa State who came to congratulate him on his emergence as President-elect. No religion allows for the killing of children in school dormitory, in markets and places of worship. They have nothing to do with religion. They are terrorists and we are going to deal with them as they deal with terrorists anywhere," he announced.
Buhari said he is greatly pained by the destruction of schools in the North-eastern part of the country, an action he said could deny thousands of youngsters access to education and a better future unless something was done urgently to avert this tragedy.

"The worst thing anybody can do is to deny children access to education. That will be destructive to their lives and we are not going to allow that to happen," the President-elect assured.
He announce that his government will help the states to get more money to improve infrastructure by ensuring that all federally collectible revenues are paid directly into the federation account and each tier of government given its due share.

"As at now, the government does not even know how many revenue accounts it has. We will give all the tiers what is due to them but will hold them to be accountable as we would the federal government."

Buhari while describing Nassarawa state as his own "political laboratory", meaning the only CPC-controlled state of the 36 others adjudged the experiment as having been a success.
"From one state, I now have 22 political laboratories."
He commended Governor Al-Makura for surviving his many impeachment plots, saying "without Nassarawa, there would not have been an APC."

Signed:
Garba Shehu
Directorate of Media & Publicity
APC Presidential Campaign


http://lindaikeji..com/2015/04/boko-haram-is-fraud-buhari.html#more

I'm sharing this because people in the media should be a little scared of what happened yesterday. If they can do this to AIT, they can come for the rest of us. And before you know it, we can no longer write what we want. I hope it doesn't come to that. A lawyer shares his opinion. Read below...
Maybe I should attempt to open our eyes just a little to what is actually going on: 'Buhari bans AIT from covering his activities'. This is nothing for you to rejoice about that AIT sponsored hate campaign and so it's a good response. No! It isn't. It is just a true reflection of the 1984 hatred for critics and the press. Indeed, you may repackage a despot, but he is what he is.
I laugh when I remember his words at Chatham house: "so I present to you, a former dictator and a 'born-again' democrat'. Like really? Do you realize that one Cardinal part of this democracy is the freedom of the press? Perhaps he understands the role of the media in bringing down GEJ and maybe scared of same.

Let me take you back a little, do you know the APC legislators, last year sponsored a bill to control the press? to be specific, social media? Do you realize that severally as a dictator, Mr. President-Elect called the media, 'a distraction'.

What then is the lesson?

While I do not subscribe to ANY form of unprofessionalism in the media, this is democracy, you can sue for defamation, except of cos you think they are saying the truth. Further you could prosecute for sedition (that's what I'll do to Sahara reporters if I were GEJ). You do not blacklist the media. It only starts with AIT and then possibly it will spread to other channels. Then we would have a 'controlled media'.

But then again, let this cloud that is gathered yield us some fruits, 'cos the NextGeneration is patiently waiting to kick all of you out. Just wait and see!

Gilbert Oladeinbo (Esq.)



http://lindaikeji..com/2015/04/buhari-bans-ait-from-covering.html#more

As an Igbotic Igbo man I have taken upon myself to research on the igbo men that changed the face of Africa, this is for posterity reasons and also for the younger generation of igbo to know the great deeds their fore fathers did, the wars fought, the exploration made, negotitions made and above all the scientific approach



THE LIST

EZE NRI IFIKUANIM
• Priest King of the ancient Nri kingdom of Igboland, said to be the cradle Of Igbo civilisation c.1000 AD • A highly intelligent, scholarly King, who is said to have traded with the Kingdoms Of the Middle-East and Asia. The source of his power being benevolence, knowledge and religious knowledge; • Grave was believed to have been unearthed by Archaeologist Thurston Shaw, who discovered a burial Chamber with remains adorned in robes, bronze crown, sceptre, staff and breast-Plates adorned with glass beads, which are said to have been obtainable at the time from Egypt. • The Igbo-Ukwu bronzes and the Nsude Pyramids are said by Historians to be Religious artefacts and symbols of the Nri Kingdom. • He instituted the Igbo Market days and introduced Yam as staple crop of the Igbo’s.

AFRICANUS HORTON

• Horton was born in Sierra Leone of Igbo parentage. He and Broughton Davies were selected by the Army, for Medical training, qualifying from Kings College and Edinburgh in 1858/1859. Enlisted as an Assistant-Surgeon in 1859. • He practised in Ghana and then Sierra Leone, promoted Surgeon- Major in 1875 and retired in 1881. He and Davies were the 1st Nigerian Doctors and the 1st African Army Officers. • He wrote one of the first African nationalist texts- “In defence of the African”. • He established and managed a Bank in Sierra Leone after his retirement.

REVEREND JOHN C TAYLOR
12. • Born c 1815 in Sierra Leone of Igbo repatriate parents. He trained as a School-teacher at the Fourah Bay College and taught for 16 years. • He was ordained a Priest on 8 June 1856, alongside seven other Cathechists by Bishop Weeks.He was taken by Bishop Crowther to Igbo-land in 1857, to set up a permanent Mission at Onitsha. • He was hugely influential in winning converts, by his pragmatic, compassionate Ministry. • He translated Hymns and Prayer into Igbo, before returning to Sierra Leone in 1868. • The next Igbo-man to be ordained was Reverend George Anyaegbunam on February 13 1898

ISAAC MBA
14. ISAAC MBA Born in 1860 at Onitsha he was admitted to Fourah Bay College, Freetown Sierra Leone, In 1880 (alongside Ephraim Agha) graduating in 1882- the first Igbo’s to achieve this. He joined the CMS Mission and assisted Archdeacon Johnson, in translating two of the four gospels into Igbo language in 1889. (Mbajekwe). An early Nationalist –he stood up against the CMS Church – his first employers for its treatment of African clergymen, including Crowther, for which he was dismissed by the CMS Church in 1890. He joined the Niger Coast Protectorate in 1893 and rose to become Deputy Chief Clerk of the PWD in 1898. He retired in 1910 and became extremely wealthy from trading in produce And Licensed Money-Lending and was bestowed with the title Owelle of Onitsha He was one of the members of the Legislative Council 1922- the first Elected Legislature and the joint-first Igbo Legislator, alongside S.C.Obianwu, Serving till his death in 1930

S.C.OBIANWU
16. • He was born at Onitsha in 1861 and attended the Kippo Hill School Lokoja, (alongside George Anyaegbunam 2nd Igbo Clergyman) between 1883-1887. • He worked for the CMS Mission, as well as acting as an Agent for European Traders on the Niger Coast. • He amassed a small fortune, becoming one of the wealthiest traders in the area. • He (alongside Isaac Mba) was one of the members of the first elected Nigerian Parliament in 1922, nominated to represent the Niger Traders. • His activism and contributions on the floor of the House were powerful and cogent e.g The provision of utilities to African residents of Port Harcourt And most importantly- the demand for a second enquiry into the Aba Women’s War

OMU NWAGBOKA
18. • The Ikporo Onitsha was the ancient powerful female political Institution of Onitsha, of which the Omu or Queen Headed. The Omu title was common to the people of Anioma. The Omu was a powerful spiritual and political position. • Nwagboka was a wealthy trader, who amassed such wealth and influence, her selection for assumption of the office was unsurprising. • She was a substantial influence on the Obi and was one of the signatories to the 1884 RNC Treaty. A Christian convert, she would close the Market on Sundays. • She was engaged in a dispute with Obi Anazonwu, which saw her ordering the women to boycott their husbands. Upon her death in 1888, no other Omu had been appointed till date.

IGWE ISRAEL IWEKA
20. • Born in 1879, he was an early Christian convert in The Lower Niger area and received a secondary school education. • He was one of the first Nigerian Civil Engineering contractors and built the massive Iweka Road at Onitsha, amongst others. • He wrote the first History of the Igbo people, both in English and Igbo in 1922. • He became a Warrant Chief of Obosi, his hometown in 1932.

J.C.ULASI
22. J.C.Ulasi was born at Nnewi c.1890, born to a modest Christian Family, but schooled in the determined competitive and mercantile traditions of his people. He is said to have travelled on foot from Nnewi to Aba in the mid-1920’s, in search of fortune (“Oji ukwu ejeAba”). At Aba he traded in textiles and produce, slowly and painstakingly building a solid asset base By setting up roadside stalls along the Aba Road. He would recruit apprentices from Nnewi At one stage, up to seventy. By 1933, he had built up a fleet of six lorries, which he deployed into a road haulage business Which earned him a Mail delivery contract for the Eastern Provinces. He later built up this fleet To 10 lorries. He became a Warrant Chief at Aba and died in 1944. His kinsman Louis Odumegwu-Ojukwu Was to succeed him as the King of the road haulage business by the formation of his legendary Ojukwu Transport Company in 1937.

If you rely only on Internet websites and on some Nigeria news media for information, you might get the impression that the Igbo are 8 ft tall; weigh 400 lbs; would break an iron rod on their knees; and would easily kill a tiger with their muscular hands. This is not true and never was. But to some Nigerians their reaction to an Igbo in position of power gives the impression that an Igbo can do anything that God can do.

Consider the reactions to an Igbo presidency, to Okonjo-Iweala tenure as minister; to Diezani, etc. And to Army chief of Staff Ihejirika.

The fear of Igbo domination is not a new fear and comes up even when there are no bases for it. There had not been an occasion when the Igbo dominated Nigeria or any part of Nigerian political or economic segment. NCNC was a political party that had significant Igbo membership but was not dominated by the Igbo, not in the sense of Yoruba in Action Group or Hausa/Fulani in NPC. There was powerful Yoruba presence in NCNC and with the alliance with NEPU significant Northern presence. One could not say the same for AG/UMBC alliance. Before the Civil War the Federal Government and Civil Service had significant Igbo presence but not a dominant position; not any more than the Yoruba or Hausa/Fulani.

Even after one had classified all Easterners as Igbo.

Even in Eastern Nigeria the dominant role was not true. There was a non Igbo government leader in Eastern Nigeria . There was never a non Yoruba leader in the West even though Midwestern Nigerians had minorities. There was never a non Hausa/Fulani Government Leader in the North even though there are many minority ethnic groups in the region.

Why are the Igbo so feared?

On the other hand there were many occasions when the Igbo had been marginalized. In the first 30 years after the Civil War there were no Igbo of any worthwhile rank in the Nigerian Armed Forces or police. Few headed any powerful ministries, or parastatals, or headed the civil services. The economy is now dominated by the Yoruba/Hausa/Fulani oligarchy and now one is complaining. After the indigenization decree nearly 60% of Nigerian economy was in the hands of Yoruba and there was no word from the Igbo or other Nigerians about domination. A review of the Federal Government foreign indebtedness from 1960-2007 shows that the East, especially the SE, was very poorly served.

But all Nigerians paid for and are paying the loans.

The only part of Nigerian life one would find Igbo domination is in the number of Nigerians who live outside their states of origin. There are more Igbo in this case than any other ethnic group. But these people moved on their own, are often engaged in petty trading or practicing some kind of trade funded by their sweat. There is no government handout involved and they do not work for any government.

Why should anybody be envious?

This essay was prompted by the insidious attacks on Chief of Staff Ihejirika. This writer had written in the past that non political appointments ought to be based solely on merits while political appointments would try to take into consideration the national character concept. I still hold this belief. But analyzing the recent army promotions and deployments, one sees that the national character concepts was very much in evidence. Could it be that in this instance the marginalization of the Igbo was not as obvious as in the past and therefore people are afraid that the Igbo might come back?

There is nothing to fear. The Igbo had never dominated anything, are not planning to dominate anybody and would be unable to do so even if they tried.

The Igbo is just like the rest of Nigerians.

There are no 8 ft tall Igbo.


http://kayodeogundamisi..com/2013/02/igbo-people-are-normal-people-and.html

ABBOOKKIII SHINE MY SHOES


I AM IMPRESSED, HOW I WISH THESE ALMAJIRI ABBOOKKIISS CAUSING PROBLEM WITH THEIR FULANI BROTHERS COULD REASON 1/10TH LIKE YOU...WE WOULD BE BETTER


THIS AABBOOKKII MADE MY DAY

EzioAuditore:
Umpteenth generation "abokki". What? You can't handle the fact that I'm handing your as* to you? Friggin sodite!

Igbos and ND dont worship him they dont even know the imp, it is a yoruba thing..IGBO MAN never make money finish na to come dey worship and prostrate like lizard for one person...i think i will need his contacts to do business with him
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Maybe make my sister IYA LOJA OF South West

Tosinayoko:
point of correction, dey worship him in Nigeria. He is a GIANT

AND THEY WORSHIPPED HIM IN South West...I AM JUST WEEPING FOR THEM

SenseiX:
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2015/04/27/nigeria-s-next-leader-s-ties-to-a-heroin-ring.html?via=mobile&source=twitter

EzioAuditore:
Ahh! This twirly d*mb f*ck! Aboki means friend berk! Always setting you backwards as a country? Yeah! And what are you going to do about it? Friggin hairy lassoo!

Hmmmmmmmm abbboookki has upgraded ...I doubt ur pure abokki..this is middle belts


Kilishi

Alobam is a slang meaning dude or my bloke but aabbookkii is just a damn humiliating name..always setting us backward as a country

now go and sell sweets

EzioAuditore:
Just like I'm not your friggin Aboki! Not in a million years! Yeah see at least the services we offer are of value, but you guys are like an ugly plague or even cancer! No one likes you! Heck I bet even you guys hate yourselves.

EzioAuditore:
See alobam, please don't kidnap me, ok thanks.

1 I am not ur alobam

2. You don't have kidnap value ....will u. Pay with suya


Kai menini

Ilekeh:
Just wondering why una keep mentioning Yoruba for this kinda thread.

Do Igbos want Yorubas to fight their battle ni?

Get ilorin first

EzioAuditore:
That's because unlike you wazzocks be don't believe in objectifying our women. Here's a question to the sprag, how many of us have you seen in a beauty contest?

Shutup

I live in lagos and i can't imagine dating a Yoruba woman ...dirty nasty and lousy



You aint got it
You can't flaunt it

EzioAuditore:
Because I, busy shagging your mom.

See abboookki...Hmmmmmmmm shine my shoes

nduchucks:
This is a disappointing strategy. Igbos are brave and do not play second fiddle to anyone, let alone Asari.

While I disagree with your assessment, I don't understand why Igbo leaders will not lead the struggle if they truly believe in the cause. Igbos are not known as cowards, so please do not start attributing acts of cowardice to Igbos.

The last biafra they said they were not consulted so we think let them start it up and u should know that nobody bullies the igbo na

So they must have a sense of belonging and biafra isn't an igbo affair


Biafra isn't an igbo name ...it was an ijaw man that suggested the name

NgwaManNaija4LF:
Arise O compatriot,Nigeria call obey.

This is only thing that I have to say, Proudly Nigerian,Proudly Igbo Man,Proudly Abia state.

Biafra my azz. Cowards can never deceive the new generation of Nigerians from Igbo tribe again.

United we stand.

Sai Buhari.

Ewu sabo

Geedhey:
just an observation... where was this agitation when Jonathan was there and why didn't he pass in into law if he so feel the move is quite right and beneficial.... like i always say most powerful people from every tribe would never allow these. YOU Only see these agitation from people who are not able to eat their own share of the government. All these statesmen meet regularly on the state of the nation and take everything you read in the newspaper with a pinch of salt. There is more to what the eyes can see.

Gej is still there ....there is timing

nduchucks:
Interesting. Please, who designed this strategy? It appears Asari has taken the leadership role and folks want to follow him. No?

U got it...let the south south do the initial fighting then igbos move in ...it gives everybody sense of belonging

danie09:
you want biafra? please google south-sudan and see for yourself, they ve got crude-oil just like the present SE and SS, they fought and got their independence but still they have no peace. its one of the poorest war-torn nations in the world.
you will never know there is so much difference between an igbo man from aba and an igbo man from umuahia until there is resources and money to share.

Like father like son


Your father was afraid of igbo leaving
Now he is death you have taken the mantle of fear of igbo

Lol

nduchucks:
One could conclude that Asari is exploiting the lack of solid leadership among the ranks of seccessionists and has siezed the opportunity to be the leader of biafrans in this "new" struggle, to effectively replace Ojukwu as the supreme leader of the cause. SMH

It's simple

Use the minorities and the igbo will do the clean up .....the minority should start it ...it gives them sense of belonging and they will be part of struggle


New strategy ...it is not an igbo thong

Rotimi47:
bring your best quick so that a dog that think because her ability to bark makes her stronger than a full grown adult lion; please it is better for you to start you rubbish now as the tension is still high so that we can all get over with it. Be men & come out with all you gat & let the Federal give you all they gave in such a way that in such a war that no one from your side will ever contemplate this nonsense again as you won't be treated kindly like 1970. Never again! I thought people are Wise now but it seems some still prefer massive destruction which most people won't mind handing over to them but I am only worried about the innocent ones among their people.

You must be a Yoruba man .....scared of staying and standing on his own


What kind of people are u seff

toogentle:
Shame will befall all of you who wish Nigeria to fall apart. Nigeria will stand. We will be better. There nothing the devil can do to stop a better Nigeria

Shame on u

Relationship isn't by force

We want to stay away

ifeness:
We Yorubas are ok. We are ready to live and mix with anyone because we know that is the way forward. You want to become an Island? So be it! But remember the Igbos are the ones who need to appreciate their home-town and not fight for positions in other people's domain. Majority of you hardly stay in the locations you call Biafra anyway.

Why ...are they not nigerian now.

NOW YOU WILL SEE THAT THOSE THAT WILL COME HERE AND SHOUT ANTI BIAFRAN ARE PEOPLE FROM WEST AND OTHER NIGERIA. WHAT I ASK IS THIS, YOU DONT LIKE IGBO YET YOU DONT WANT THEM TO LEAVE? THAT TO ME IS CONFUSION AND IGBO HAVE MADE IT VERY VERY CLEAR THAT THEY DONT WANT NIGERIA


NEXT IS WHY ARE THE YORUBAS AFRAID TO STAND ON THEIR OWN, MUST THEY USE IGBO AS A LEANING TOWER

nduchucks:
Do you know what detribalize mean? I'd recommend that you consult your dictionary sir.

Means to de tribalize . Remove tribe

No be so

English made easy

Tribalist , igbophobic and others abound

but I prefer here ..the site loads easily

but he said he is igbo, or do u want to detribilize him

nduchucks:
Either way, he is a detribalized Nigerian who should be a model to many youths.

Attache by force..claiming igbo things, where is d banj anyway? is he still selling garri, beans and moi moi


D Banj is a classic example of Yoruba man business mentality ...lol

Ilekeh:
Don Jazzy just loves Yoruba too much lol

"the Jews"

SHE NO FINE PASS THIS LADY JHOOR, ALL NA WOMAN, ALL NA TOTO