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Phones › Re: Top 8 Apps Designed By Africans For Africans by tonychristopher: 11:00pm On Feb 09, 2016 |
InyinyaAgbaOku: This must be special centres working Yeah in other thread they said is special centre working I have learnt to ignore them |
Phones › Re: Top 8 Apps Designed By Africans For Africans by tonychristopher: 10:52pm On Feb 09, 2016 |
Holyman3: Dont mind them. I laugh at their stupidity and gullibility Have you seen waec stats lately bro ? They say igbo run on the roads and sell gala... Oh gala sellers are developing apps Where i s onila and mayoroflagos and shymm3x my man The truth is sacrosanct |
Education › Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by tonychristopher: 10:40pm On Feb 09, 2016 |
klimson: Anyway, l understand Igbos to be very resilient people, who could survive alike, in the good, bad and the ugly Nigeria. But other ethnic groups are also doing their bests, dreaming for a better Nigeria. Just that there has not been this concerted agreement, over what should be focused upon, aside the petty politics of calumny and suspicion we play. The greater Nigeria will emerge if the Yoruba man, the Igbo man, the Hausa/Fulani man and others are helped to explore and develop themselves by themselves in a loose federation. Igbos have genuine issues to complain a times about marginalization, for instance, I don't know why river Niger can't be dredged to support the import dependent enterprise of the Ndigbo. Same with Calabar port and other infrastructure like international airport. But Igbos should not forget that they are just one of the major ethnic groups, and as such, have limited things Nigeria can give them, in relation with what others receive. They are to be patient and learn to forget the past, especially the war, which was rather unfortunate. I think all Nigerians should be wailing wailers now because the situation at hand really deserves collective voice, irrespective of tongues and ethnic divide. Lets all get up and wiyh one voice demand true ferderalism. But it begins first with re-structuring Nigeria to pave way for better things to come. They said that this is mau mau result but we know igbo are Jews of Africa and towers above most And confirm here https://www.nairaland.com/2923729/top-8-apps-designed-africans#42777173 |
Phones › Re: Top 8 Apps Designed By Africans For Africans by tonychristopher: 10:37pm On Feb 09, 2016 |
But they said igbo sell gala |
Education › Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by tonychristopher: 10:19pm On Feb 09, 2016 |
klimson: Anyway, l understand Igbos to be very resilient people, who could survive alike, in the good, bad and the ugly Nigeria. But other ethnic groups are also doing their bests, dreaming for a better Nigeria. Just that there has not been this concerted agreement, over what should be focused upon, aside the petty politics of calumny and suspicion we play. The greater Nigeria will emerge if the Yoruba man, the Igbo man, the Hausa/Fulani man and others are helped to explore and develop themselves by themselves in a loose federation. Igbos have genuine issues to complain a times about marginalization, for instance, I don't know why river Niger can't be dredged to support the import dependent enterprise of the Ndigbo. Same with Calabar port and other infrastructure like international airport. But Igbos should not forget that they are just one of the major ethnic groups, and as such, have limited things Nigeria can give them, in relation with what others receive. They are to be patient and learn to forget the past, especially the war, which was rather unfortunate. I think all Nigerians should be wailing wailers now because the situation at hand really deserves collective voice, irrespective of tongues and ethnic divide. Lets all get up and wiyh one voice demand true ferderalism. But it begins first with re-structuring Nigeria to pave way for better things to come. Nice post ...but the problem isn't igbo but those that feel intimidated by igbo |
Education › Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by tonychristopher: 9:07pm On Feb 09, 2016 |
klimson: Instead of bickering about over non-issues here as often seen, this statistical analysis provides an important issue to all of us: THE YOUNGER GENERATION SHOULD UNEQUIVOCALLY DEMAND FOR TRUE FEDERALISM OR REGIONALISM as the case may be. That is the only way to push this country out of this mess, cut down on ethnic suspicions and promote the best in every zone. This is what we should be asking for, not APC or PDP. The north will always be behind, if they think that being president is all there is to life. They better face it, their religion contributes up to 60% of their present ordeal. But they will never admit it. If they like, let them pump all the money in the world into their institution, they don't have an open system to embrace education. And thats why they don't want true federalism. But it would rather benefit than harm them. The greatest enemy of this country is the norther oligarchy, who don't want improved lifestyle for its people, but hide under the guise of the need to carry the north along for even development to take this country centuries backward. Why people are not speaking out is what I don't know. But igbo spike out and are speaking out you termed them wailers Who where those that collaborated with the north here in south to put us here We know them but let posterity judge |
Education › Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by tonychristopher: 9:00pm On Feb 09, 2016 |
irynterri: that was several years ago..right now abia has the highest..and as for those of you complaining abt S.E schools I have met students from ogun state college of science and tech. to be precise who can't make a speak English for 10mins without adding Yoruba,and their spelling was nothing to write home about,u can barely see an average ogun kid conversing fluently in english.I have equally met such cases in the east,eket and the north will be the worst.in my uni,those of us who schooled in lag are no match to students from fggc owerri,fgc okigwe,onitsha and government colledge owerri,most best graduating students are always alumni of those schools.I think environment and exposure has a lot to do in a child's development,parents too should help their wards,students dis days don't read books like things fall apart e.t.c they are more bothered with Facebook,sports betting,nairaland and girls So you know those schools you mentioned what about ckc Those are top notch schools in east then what about science school etiti and also those superb Catholic schools like St Peters , Marist brothers et al Nice schools |
Education › Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by tonychristopher: 8:54pm On Feb 09, 2016 |
ibedun: I am a Yoruba man and a Nigerian. I don't go to Igboland to disturb the Igbos, I don't go to Hausaland to disturb the Hausas so why the hell should an Igbo be disturbing me in my own territory? Abuja was set up in the centre of the country and that where you should go and make your Federal Government claims. Anuma....... I just don't get you...if you are okay in your cacun and isolar world other don't live in their comfort zones ..they step out to explore,conquer and have a chunk of the adventure That's life for you...if you are okay in your little pond that's understandable but know that some people are not okay with little pond the night want an ocean of opportunities It's survival of the fittest ..that's Darwinism ..hope you know that So no need to beef em And finally we or the thread ain't talking about travel but eduction exploits and the last time I checked one if the best education is travel ... DO YOU SEE WHERE YOU HAVE LOST IT...but lets focus on education ... Eyes on the mark bro |
Education › Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by tonychristopher: 5:51pm On Feb 09, 2016 |
Wyttcat: You are going to need that ma'am! Because you know we are not buying it and its killing you. You and your co comedians have bee playing Yoruba in your yeye scripts. You are the ones overworked here trying hard to be who you are not lying your teeth out. Have a good day sir |
Education › Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by tonychristopher: 5:40pm On Feb 09, 2016 |
Wyttcat: We are just witnessing how new generation of the original dullards are being made in iboland.
Cheats, why waec you manipulate as you want, and not the number of university graduates you churn out every year?
You ibos can never play fair. Everyone who served in the Se was shocked at how answers were always written on the boards, knowing that you are only destroying yourselves. Keep celebrating fake success. Is that all you got today?....sir I will advise you to keep your high blood pressure kits handy ...it might strike anytime sir Just a humble suggestion |
Education › Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by tonychristopher: 5:40pm On Feb 09, 2016 |
Wyttcat: We are just witnessing how new generation of the original dullards are being made in iboland.
Cheats, why waec you manipulate as you want, and not the number of university graduates you churn out every year?
You ibos can never play fair. Everyone who served in the Se was shocked at how answers were always written on the boards, knowing that you are only destroying yourselves. Keep celebrating fake success. Is that all you got today?....sir I will advise you to keep your high blood pressure kits handy ...it might strike anytime sir Just a humble suggestions |
Politics › Re: 2016 budget of fraud: Inside The Massive FRAUD In Buhari’s Budget.-premium Times by tonychristopher: 5:12pm On Feb 09, 2016 |
I never believed in APC right from day one Never fooled by their lies by lai Never bought change mantra
So I am not awed by this |
Politics › Re: 2016 budget of fraud: Inside The Massive FRAUD In Buhari’s Budget.-premium Times by tonychristopher: 5:11pm On Feb 09, 2016 |
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Education › Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by tonychristopher: 5:07pm On Feb 09, 2016 |
Oblongata: The writer is a buffoon... You are talking WAEC and you are talking about jobs, which company employs WAEC holders? We should be worried if it were graduates he was talking about. No sentiments, but the number of professors from ekiti alone surpassess the number of professors from the first 5 states on that list Here he is ... Hear them out again..ok show us statistics We have gone pass this stage if propaganda Oga |
Education › Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by tonychristopher: 5:04pm On Feb 09, 2016 |
sapiosexual1: You totally misinterpreted me, OK let me break it down. Look at the telecoms growth in Nigeria, when it first came to us, we recorded astronomical growth for about 10years, in which we became the fastest growing telecoms hub in the world, that was our upward slope. At that time, it didn't mean we were better off than western countries but we simply had a faster growth and telecoms appreciation. Today the growth has slowed and we are gradually approaching our plateau, not becd buying phones or SIMs but because the proportionate growth is evening out. Our teledensity is still quite low for a country of our population, but we have made significant progress. When people talk in public I wonder Who told you that our teledensity is low ...a country that you have 1:3 ratio And you call that low...what stats are you using to buttress your point Define teledensity for us ..for a starter |
Education › Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by tonychristopher: 5:02pm On Feb 09, 2016 |
cooljude: Honestly, i am not surprise. I am presently serving in Ekiti somewhere at Ekiti East Local government. I teach mathematics and i would say without fear of being contradicted that out of the whole SS3 students, i can only pick three that might sit for their WAEC without expecting expo and most likely they might not make it (imagine 3 out of a class of nothing less than 60) simple -3+4 na wahala. Talk less of complex calculations. English Language is a big problem to them and mostly they hardly study. So how did you cope there .? What langauge do you communicate wit? Try pidgin..my friend that served in ado also said same thing At least use pidgin... |
Education › Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by tonychristopher: 4:59pm On Feb 09, 2016 |
ibedun: Gooood!!! I hope they STAY there and develop the place. The disturbance you people are giving other Nigerians is enough with your roaming about causing havoc. Wit all due respect I feel that you have not travelled ..I don't want us to go into dick measurement but there is no state in whole western Nigeria apart from federal govt developed Lagos that is better than anambra ..in all ramifications Can you just name a state ? Why are you guys very bitter ? Never quote me again ...I have noticed you |
Christianity Etc › The Islamic Question And Christian Poser..who Is Infidel? by tonychristopher(op): 4:57pm On Feb 09, 2016 |
I believe this is timeless guys, please read it and pass it on : ISLAMIC JIHAD HAS ENGULFED THE WORLD UNAWARE Who is an INFIDEL? This is a true story and the author, Rick Mathes, is a well-known leader in prison ministry. "The man who walks with God always gets to his destination". If you still have a pulse, you have a divine purpose to accomplish. As it stands today, the Islamic religion is the fastest growing religion per capita in the United States, especially amongst the minority races!! Last month I attended my annual training session that's required for maintaining my state prison security clearance. During the training session, there was presentations by three speakers representing the Roman Catholic, Protestant and Muslim who each explained their beliefs. I was particularly interested in what the Islamic had to say. So, the Muslim gave a great presentation of the basics of Islam, complete with a video. After the presentations, time was provided for questions and answers. When it was my turn, I directed my question to the Muslim and asked: 'Please, correct me if I'm wrong, but I understand that most Imams and clerics of Islam have declared a holy jihad [Holy war] against the infidels of the world and, that by killing an infidel, (which is a command to all Muslims) they are assured of a place in heaven. If that's the case, can you give me the definition of an infidel?' There was no disagreement with my statements and, without hesitation, he replied, 'Non-believers!' I then responded. So, let me make sure I have this straight ie. All followers of Allah have been commanded to kill everyone who is not of your faith so they can have a place in heaven. Is that correct?' The expression on his face changed from one of authority and command to that of a little boy who had just been caught with his hand in the cookie jar. 'He sheepishly replied, 'Yes.' I then stated, 'Well, sir, I have a real problem trying to imagine the Pope can command all Catholics to kill those of your faith or in addition, Dr Stanley ordering all Protestants to do the same in order to guarantee them a place in heaven!' The Muslim was speechless! I continued, 'I also have a problem with being your friend when you and your brother clerics are telling your followers to kill me! Let me ask you a question: Would you rather have your Allah, who tells you to kill me in order for you to go to heaven, or my Jesus who tells me to love you because I am going to heaven and He wants you to be there with me too?' You could have heard a pin drop as the Imam hung his head in shame. Needless to say, the organizers or promoters of the 'Diversification' training seminar were not happy with my way of dealing with the Islamic Imam, and exposing the naked truth about the evil in Muslims' beliefs. Therefore, the way things are going now in the next 10 years there will be enough Muslim voters in the U.S. to elect the President! Enough Muslim voters in the UK to vote in the Prime Minister. In fact, by 2019 when Boko Haram had finished their depopulation of Christians in Nigeria, there may be no Christian candidates to stand for elective post in the next 5 years. Think about your children's world. I think everyone in the WORLD!!! should be required to read this, but with the careless attitude of most believers, there is no way this will be widely publicized, unless each of us sends it to relations and friends! This is your chance to make a difference... The battle is the Lord's but he need a vessel to stand in the gap.... Are you available for Christ  ? Please, for Christ's sake, pass it on! Thanks. |
Politics › Re: 2016 budget of fraud: Inside The Massive FRAUD In Buhari’s Budget.-premium Times by tonychristopher: 3:43pm On Feb 09, 2016 |
nijanigga: Anything written my IPOB I don't take it seriously, they're bruised and battered.If they start another civil war we will CRUSH them again,this time there will be no mercy. He has blamed it on IPOB...whibis next to blame it on Jonathan |
Culture › Re: "Ooni Of Ife Is Oba Of Benin's Son,Not In The Same Class"-Bini Palace To Alake by tonychristopher: 3:14pm On Feb 09, 2016 |
francisbiz: Their is nothing like the Obi of Asaba in Asaba tradition, Obi is like chief, but a higher chief in Asaba, ie Obi Onyia, Obi Okonnee etc. In Asaba you can have as many Obi as possible in any quarter, its a matter of financial prowess. That obi you have mistakenly referred to is a the obi chieftaincy title that those obis take after ikpaalor, which all prerequisites of being an ASAGBA No...obi isn't like chief Obi is paramount ruler or main palace ..so the title obi of Asagba is apt and that is the way the man is been addressed and he has never objected to that Chiefs are also known as Nze,Oso and other titles not Obi ,Igwe ..these are specific names Let's not derail this Yoruba Benin thread of supremacy |
Politics › Re: Gun Men Blow Up AGIP Pipe-line In Rivers by tonychristopher: 2:56pm On Feb 09, 2016 |
Where are the blamers Blame it on Jonathan and igbo
Voodoo zoombies around |
Politics › Re: 2016 budget of fraud: Inside The Massive FRAUD In Buhari’s Budget.-premium Times by tonychristopher: 2:54pm On Feb 09, 2016 |
Before you comment
Look to your neighbour,friend and enemy and ask him have you blamed igbo,PDP and possibly Jonathan for this budget
Mai lai Muhammed where are thou.. Oh lies and gullibility
They sold them a dummy in change mantra they bought it and forget to take change
Oh change ..sai Baba
I am on hailing mode
Nonsense |
Culture › Re: "Ooni Of Ife Is Oba Of Benin's Son,Not In The Same Class"-Bini Palace To Alake by tonychristopher: 2:50pm On Feb 09, 2016 |
francisbiz: Asaba natives bear names like: OBIMGBA OBIORAH, and the traditional ruler of Asaba is called ASAGBA OF ASABA not Obi
The fat that yorubas bear obafemi, obayemi etc is inconsequential, because the OP did not imply that he yorubas do not have oba as vocabulary, words could also be borrowed. Let me escort you a little, Yoruba word for maize is Agbadu Asaba word for maze is Ogbadu
Yoruba word for plantain is Orgedeh Delta-Igbo word for plantain is Orgedeh/ Ohgedey
Yoruba word for devil-bean is Iyelekpe Parts of Igbo call it Igelekpe
One can go on and on, your argument does not hold any intellectual logic. I want to learn the truth if it is available. Asagba is the title the office is obi of Asaba So talk what you know Where is ugomba |
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu In Court Today. Pictures. by tonychristopher: 2:41pm On Feb 09, 2016 |
Are they so confused that they dont know what to do with this dude ...then let them leave the man |
Celebrities › Re: Maheeda Celebrates Her Daughter's 15th Birthday by tonychristopher: 1:49pm On Feb 09, 2016 |
SHE IS AS CUTE AS BARBIE THE DOLL Towncrier247: Maheeda's daughter Divine (first pic - her dad is white) turns 15 today. You can see how much she resembles her mum,in second pic . Wonder if she sees all the nude photos her mum posts online and what she thinks of it. Happy birthday to her!
''Happy birthday to my daughter Divine favor, she is 15years today... Thank God for this great blessing ... I'm doing a great job, I'm a proud mother!!! thank you all for your support and prayers''
https://www.instagram.com/p/BBjuCC6Pt2B/?taken-by=m9ja1 |
Culture › Re: "Ooni Of Ife Is Oba Of Benin's Son,Not In The Same Class"-Bini Palace To Alake by tonychristopher: 1:46pm On Feb 09, 2016 |
I understand a bit of Benin language and a bit of Yoruba language and I can't see any connection in language and culture
Come .wa in Yoruba Laor in Benin Sit ...tota in Benin Joko in Yoruba
So many things ...I think Benin isn't related to Yoruba ..maybe I feel that Benin has influence in Yoruba culture and they had military outpost in eko ...I felt that they must have ruled a lot of some Yoruba clans
But it isn't my wahala ...if Benin say they don't have any relationship with anybody so be itc |
Education › Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by tonychristopher: 1:38pm On Feb 09, 2016 |
Lilimax: You got the gist jare!  The same thing my dad did to me and my siblings...and I'm going to do same to my kids.
#Igboamaka! That's the way it should be We have to inculcate the igbohood in our kids. .this should be done mentally ,physically ,psychologically and emotionally cum culturally That's the beauty of igboness and mind you no apologies |
Education › Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by tonychristopher: 12:02pm On Feb 09, 2016 |
Xtracoool: I hope you communicate with them in igbo, and not hoping that they will learn the language when you finally send them to anambra.
The Igbo Language needs to be revived among the young ones today. Yes They understand but they don't speak or speak a little |
Education › Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by tonychristopher: 9:26am On Feb 09, 2016 |
As an anambra man..my kids are in primary school in Lagos but once it secondary school u wil see them in anambra ..they will school there
You have quality education there There they would be igbonized properly |
Education › Re: Education: Why South-west And North Should Be Worried by tonychristopher: 9:21am On Feb 09, 2016 |
Have you blamed it on igbo today Have you blamed it on PDP today Have you blamed it on Jonathan today
Thanks most are not PDP and igbo are gala seller so they said
You know how truth cathch up with lies and propaganda |
Politics › Re: Femi Fani-kayode Gives First Son Igbo Name (Lotanna Fani-kayode) by tonychristopher: 6:53pm On Feb 08, 2016 |
Eastlink: Look up again and you would see his blunder. The meaning should be like this: Lotanna: 'Reincarnation of the father' or Return of the Father.
Chetanna: Remember the father No....lotenna means remember father ..its anambra and Delta igbo dialect General igbo us chetennna Lote is remember in igbo Just like ifeoma is anambra Iheoma is general igbo |