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wtfCode:
God bless u brova.
U jhast nailed it right down.

On 7 March every year, in a remote village in the hills of north-east India, the Adi tribe celebrates Unying-Aran, an unusual festival with rats as the culinary centrepiece. One of the Adi’s favourite dishes is a stew called bule-bulak oying, made with the rat’s stomach, intestines, liver, testes, foetuses, all boiled together with tails and legs plus some salt, chili and ginger.

Rats were eaten in China during the Tang dynasty (618-907 AD) and called “household deer”. One speciality eaten during the Tang dynasty was new-born rats stuffed with honey, “conveniently snatching them with chopsticks“, the authors say.

“In pre-European times [New Zealand’s] South Island was a major source of kiore, which were preserved and eaten in vast quantities, normally in early winter,” According to the Encyclopedia of New Zealand, the kiore was considered a delicacy served to visitors and even used as a currency, exchanged at ceremonies such as weddings.

Rats are eaten regularly in Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, parts of the Philippines and Indonesia, Thailand, Ghana, China and Vietnam, says Grant Singleton, from the International Rice Research Institute in the Philippines.

In Africa, some communities have a long tradition of eating rats. In Nigeria, for instance, the African giant rat is a favourite among all ethnic groups, says Mojisola Oyarekua, from the University of Science and Technology Ifaki-Ekiti (Usti) Nigeria. “It is regarded as a special delicacy and it is more expensive than equivalent weight of cow meat or fish. It is delicious and can be eaten as roasted, dried or boiled,” he says.


Rats may not be currently on the menu of your favourite neighbourhood restaurant, but as we move into a more globalised world with more adventurous diners, it is not unreasonable to think that rodents could one day feature on Western menus more frequently. Just give it a try. You might like it. After all, for some, it is the most delicious meat they have ever tasted.


http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20151207-the-countries-where-rats-are-on-the-menu

zaragal:
go die....uselesss goat

dont bring it on..bitchhhh

let me allow you to REST IN PEACE

TURN OFF: Broke girls, recharge cards and phone begging girls, low intellects and girls that cant engage in meaningful discuss, very dark skinned, bleached and short girls and finally talking too much girls.

Turn on: Independent girls, dignity, sexy, shapely and intelligent and must be fair or light brown( not bleached), possibly Igbo or Efik or old eastern region

zaragal:
turn ons..... bornagain, yoruba,educated, intelligent, dark, godfearing, religious preferably rrcg member, vision filled, goal getter, talented

Turn offs...... igbo, fair, unbeliever, drinks, club, smoke, lies, cheat, sex addicts

do you know stupidity is your chritian name

amusadele:
Yoruba boy, sounding like WET pieces of rag torn from woman wrapper. Tufiakwa. These are the children raised from wife controlled families.

i no fit laugh

Oh, I mean how can a man just shed tears...nobody is indispensible...Just because of toto?


hian

daretodiffer:
I told you on the other thread that your female folks are going to suffer worse fate than an average domestic abuse victim

ijustdey:
www.vanguardngr.com/2015/12/man-weeps-in-court-over-wifes-divorce-bid/

i dey shame as a man




Some men seff no deserve to be men, cowardice and lilly livered...how can a man shed tears publicly, and not only shedding tears, he is shedding tears because of toto



NAWA FOR SOME MEN FROM SOME PLACES...IF THAT MAN IS MY BROTHER(GOD FORBID) I WILL PUBLICLY DISOWN HIM


NOBODY IS INDISPENSIBLE, EVERYBODY IS EXPENDABLE


Mtchewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

fratermathy:
Also saw this when researching. I dont even know what to believe anymore.

What you should know that his name is collins ajereh enebeli and he is from the Igbo speaking part of delta which is ukwuani, it has borders with Isoko and his mum is from Abia state...the surname will even tell you

AJEREH ENEBELI are purely igbo surenames


then look at this again


Genevieve Nnaji, Don Jazzy, Others Make Most Influential Igbo Personalities’ List


https://www.naij.com/383228-genevieve-nnaji-don-jazzy-others-make-most-influential-igbo-personalities-list.html

http://thesheet.ng/i-am-a-nigerian-first-and-an-igbo-man-second-don-jazzy-speaks-on-oba-rilwan-akiolus-anti-igbo-statement/

http://theinfong.com/2015/04/don-jazzy-response-to-oba-akiolus-threat-to-igbos/

Genevieve Nnaji, Don Jazzy, Others Make Most Influential Igbo Personalities’ List


https://www.naij.com/383228-genevieve-nnaji-don-jazzy-others-make-most-influential-igbo-personalities-list.html

http://thesheet.ng/i-am-a-nigerian-first-and-an-igbo-man-second-don-jazzy-speaks-on-oba-rilwan-akiolus-anti-igbo-statement/

http://theinfong.com/2015/04/don-jazzy-response-to-oba-akiolus-threat-to-igbos/

fratermathy:
Nice one! Very handsome man.


I heard Don Jazzy is from Delta State. Can someone verify this for me?



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Confirmed: Don Jazzy real name is Michael Collins Ajereh and he is from Isoko, Delta State. His mum is from Abia State though and he grew up there.
https://twitter.com/donjazzy/status/88029233124884480

He is ukwuani....his surname is ENEBELI and that is purely an Igbo name or do ISOKO bear that name ...I think those part of Ukwuani Igbo that have boundr with Isoko...or


http://allafrica.com/view/group/main/main/id/00035435.html






has

YouTube Rewind: Nigeria’s Top Videos of 2015

Bobo, Ololufe, Lekki Robbery, Rev Mbaka vs GEJ & Mama Patience, Xenophobic attack; Here are the 2015 Top trending YouTube videos in Nigeria.

As we draw the curtain on an incredible 2015, it’s time to take our annual look at the videos, moments and channels that shaped our year. The 2015 list, which includes the biggest viral hits from the most popular channels in the country shows that politics, the elections and of course, music, are still very critical in driving pop culture in Nigeria.

Not surprisingly, Politics was a hot topic on the Nigerian list this year, as the presidential election and its aftermath loomed large in the minds of Nigerians. Occupying the 5th and 10th position on the top trending non-music videos list are the audio file of Ex-president GEJ’s congratulatory call to Pres. Buhari, and Rev. Mbaka’s outburst concerning President GEJ’s re-election campaign.

However, it wasn’t only about the serious stuff alone, as AYTV’s take on ‘Election Results’, Sahara TV’s satirical video on the exit of ‘Patience & Goodluck Jonathan from Aso Rock Staff’ and Bovi TV’s ‘The Innocent Man’ kept the country in stitches.

Also making the top 10 list are the moments that sent shock waves across the nation. The ‘alarming confession of nanny who kidnapped Orekoya children’ and the Lekki Robbery which occurred in march are two of such videos that also made the top-10 list.

Street-type interviews are also fast becoming a top favorite with Nigerian YouTube viewers- a sign that Nigerians want to be involved in deciding the direction of trending stories. Topping the list and holding the much coveted position of Most trended video in Nigeria in 2015 was the street interview on the Xenophobic attacks in South Africa. The video which was uploaded in April has been watched more than 650k times.

In the music category, CEO of top music label “Yahoo Boy No Laptop” (YBNL), Olamide has been a clear favourite, with his runaway hits ‘Bobo’, ‘Falila Ketan’, ‘Melo Melo’ and ‘Lagos Boys’ making the list of music videos Nigerian feet dancing in 2015.

The gravity-defying moves of Psquare put ‘Collabo’ firmly on the list, which is dominated by videos from Nigeria’s music industry, including Flavour and Chidinma’s ‘Ololufe’, ‘Woju remix’ by Kiss Daniel, and WizKid’s tribute to ‘Ojuelegba’. Wiz Khalifa flies the flag for only foreign artist on the Nigerian list, with ‘See You Again’ from the cinema hit Furious 7.

Globally, the top trending videos of 2015 include Watch Me (Whip /NaeNae) from Silento; The official Super Bowl TV Commercial for Clash of Clans: Revenge, The Crazy Plastic Ball PRANK and the hilarious Lip Sync battle between Will Ferrell, Kevin Hart and Jimmy Fallon.

The top 5 music videos worldwide are the Furious 7 soundtrack, See You Again by Wiz Khalifa featuring Charlie Puth; Sugar by Maroon 5; Ellie Goulding’s Love Me Like You Do; Lean On by Major Lazer & Dj Snake and Taylor Swift’s Bad Blood, featuring Kendrick Lamar.

What’s New to YouTube Rewind This Year
In celebration of YouTube’s 10th anniversary, the annual Rewind video reviewed the most memorable online memes on YouTube from the past decade. A new feature in YouTube desktop and mobile app, named the YouTube Trending Tab, which will feature a broad range of videos that are popular on YouTube has also been launched. This is a new way to track the videos people are watching, discussing, and sharing each and every day, making Rewind a daily destination.

Checkout the 2015 YouTube Rewind video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KK9bwTlAvgo.

Be sure to visit google.com/yearinsearch next week for Google's annual look at the people, places and events that captured the world's attention.

Top 10 Videos watched in Nigeria in 2015 (Non-Music)
Xenophobic attacks in South Africa
ELECTION RESULTS
Nigerians disclose how they feel about tattoos
Interview with Aisha Buhari
Audio: President Jonathan Calls To Congratulate Buhari
The Innocent Man
Lekki Robbery Clip
Patience & Goodluck Jonathan Say Goodbye To Aso Rock Staff
Alarming Confession of Nanny Who Kidnapped Orekoya Children
Rev. Mbaka Fights Back Against President Jonathan and First Lady Patience Jonathan

Top 10 Music Videos watched in Nigeria in 2015
Olamide - Bobo [Official Video]
Flavour - Ololufe Ft. Chidinma [Official Video]
PSquare - Collabo [Official Video] ft. Don Jazzy
Wiz Khalifa - See You Again ft. Charlie Puth [Official Video] Furious 7 Soundtrack
Olamide - Falila Ketan [Official Video]
Kiss Daniel - Woju [Official Remix Video] ft. Davido, Tiwa Savage
WIZKID - OJUELEGBA
Olamide - Melo Melo [Official Video]
Olamide - Lagos Boys [Official Video]
DAVIDO x MEEK MILL - FANS MI (Official Music Video)

Global Top Trending Videos:
Silento- Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae) #WatchMeDanceOn
Clash of Clans: Revenge (Official Super Bowl TV Commercial)
Crazy Plastic Ball PRANK!!
Love Has No Labels | Diversity & Inclusion | Ad Council
Lip Sync Battle with Will Ferrell, Kevin Hart and Jimmy Fallon
Justin Bieber Carpool Karaoke
6ft Man in 6ft Giant Water Balloon - 4K - The Slow Mo Guys
Golden boy Calum Scott hits the right note | Audition Week 1 | Britain's Got Talent 2015
Dover Police DashCam Confessional (Shake it Off)
Mean Tweets - President Obama Edition

Global Music list
Wiz Khalifa - See You Again ft. Charlie Puth [Official Video] Furious 7 Soundtrack
Maroon 5 - Sugar
Ellie Goulding - Love Me Like You Do (Official Video)
Major Lazer & DJ Snake - Lean On (feat. MØ) (Official Music Video)
Taylor Swift - Bad Blood ft. Kendrick Lamar
David Guetta - Hey Mama (Official Video) ft Nicki Minaj, Bebe Rexha & Afrojack
Sia - Elastic Heart feat. Shia LaBeouf & Maddie Ziegler (Official Video)
Fifth Harmony - Worth It ft. Kid Ink
Adele - Hello
Silentó - Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae) (Official)

YouTube Rewind: Nigeria’s Top Videos of 2015

Bobo, Ololufe, Lekki Robbery, Rev Mbaka vs GEJ & Mama Patience, Xenophobic attack; Here are the 2015 Top trending YouTube videos in Nigeria.

As we draw the curtain on an incredible 2015, it’s time to take our annual look at the videos, moments and channels that shaped our year. The 2015 list, which includes the biggest viral hits from the most popular channels in the country shows that politics, the elections and of course, music, are still very critical in driving pop culture in Nigeria.

Not surprisingly, Politics was a hot topic on the Nigerian list this year, as the presidential election and its aftermath loomed large in the minds of Nigerians. Occupying the 5th and 10th position on the top trending non-music videos list are the audio file of Ex-president GEJ’s congratulatory call to Pres. Buhari, and Rev. Mbaka’s outburst concerning President GEJ’s re-election campaign.

However, it wasn’t only about the serious stuff alone, as AYTV’s take on ‘Election Results’, Sahara TV’s satirical video on the exit of ‘Patience & Goodluck Jonathan from Aso Rock Staff’ and Bovi TV’s ‘The Innocent Man’ kept the country in stitches.

Also making the top 10 list are the moments that sent shock waves across the nation. The ‘alarming confession of nanny who kidnapped Orekoya children’ and the Lekki Robbery which occurred in march are two of such videos that also made the top-10 list.

Street-type interviews are also fast becoming a top favorite with Nigerian YouTube viewers- a sign that Nigerians want to be involved in deciding the direction of trending stories. Topping the list and holding the much coveted position of Most trended video in Nigeria in 2015 was the street interview on the Xenophobic attacks in South Africa. The video which was uploaded in April has been watched more than 650k times.

In the music category, CEO of top music label “Yahoo Boy No Laptop” (YBNL), Olamide has been a clear favourite, with his runaway hits ‘Bobo’, ‘Falila Ketan’, ‘Melo Melo’ and ‘Lagos Boys’ making the list of music videos Nigerian feet dancing in 2015.

The gravity-defying moves of Psquare put ‘Collabo’ firmly on the list, which is dominated by videos from Nigeria’s music industry, including Flavour and Chidinma’s ‘Ololufe’, ‘Woju remix’ by Kiss Daniel, and WizKid’s tribute to ‘Ojuelegba’. Wiz Khalifa flies the flag for only foreign artist on the Nigerian list, with ‘See You Again’ from the cinema hit Furious 7.

Globally, the top trending videos of 2015 include Watch Me (Whip /NaeNae) from Silento; The official Super Bowl TV Commercial for Clash of Clans: Revenge, The Crazy Plastic Ball PRANK and the hilarious Lip Sync battle between Will Ferrell, Kevin Hart and Jimmy Fallon.

The top 5 music videos worldwide are the Furious 7 soundtrack, See You Again by Wiz Khalifa featuring Charlie Puth; Sugar by Maroon 5; Ellie Goulding’s Love Me Like You Do; Lean On by Major Lazer & Dj Snake and Taylor Swift’s Bad Blood, featuring Kendrick Lamar.

What’s New to YouTube Rewind This Year
In celebration of YouTube’s 10th anniversary, the annual Rewind video reviewed the most memorable online memes on YouTube from the past decade. A new feature in YouTube desktop and mobile app, named the YouTube Trending Tab, which will feature a broad range of videos that are popular on YouTube has also been launched. This is a new way to track the videos people are watching, discussing, and sharing each and every day, making Rewind a daily destination.

Checkout the 2015 YouTube Rewind video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KK9bwTlAvgo.

Be sure to visit google.com/yearinsearch next week for Google's annual look at the people, places and events that captured the world's attention.

Top 10 Videos watched in Nigeria in 2015 (Non-Music)
Xenophobic attacks in South Africa
ELECTION RESULTS
Nigerians disclose how they feel about tattoos
Interview with Aisha Buhari
Audio: President Jonathan Calls To Congratulate Buhari
The Innocent Man
Lekki Robbery Clip
Patience & Goodluck Jonathan Say Goodbye To Aso Rock Staff
Alarming Confession of Nanny Who Kidnapped Orekoya Children
Rev. Mbaka Fights Back Against President Jonathan and First Lady Patience Jonathan

Top 10 Music Videos watched in Nigeria in 2015
Olamide - Bobo [Official Video]
Flavour - Ololufe Ft. Chidinma [Official Video]
PSquare - Collabo [Official Video] ft. Don Jazzy
Wiz Khalifa - See You Again ft. Charlie Puth [Official Video] Furious 7 Soundtrack
Olamide - Falila Ketan [Official Video]
Kiss Daniel - Woju [Official Remix Video] ft. Davido, Tiwa Savage
WIZKID - OJUELEGBA
Olamide - Melo Melo [Official Video]
Olamide - Lagos Boys [Official Video]
DAVIDO x MEEK MILL - FANS MI (Official Music Video)

Global Top Trending Videos:
Silento- Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae) #WatchMeDanceOn
Clash of Clans: Revenge (Official Super Bowl TV Commercial)
Crazy Plastic Ball PRANK!!
Love Has No Labels | Diversity & Inclusion | Ad Council
Lip Sync Battle with Will Ferrell, Kevin Hart and Jimmy Fallon
Justin Bieber Carpool Karaoke
6ft Man in 6ft Giant Water Balloon - 4K - The Slow Mo Guys
Golden boy Calum Scott hits the right note | Audition Week 1 | Britain's Got Talent 2015
Dover Police DashCam Confessional (Shake it Off)
Mean Tweets - President Obama Edition

Global Music list
Wiz Khalifa - See You Again ft. Charlie Puth [Official Video] Furious 7 Soundtrack
Maroon 5 - Sugar
Ellie Goulding - Love Me Like You Do (Official Video)
Major Lazer & DJ Snake - Lean On (feat. MØ) (Official Music Video)
Taylor Swift - Bad Blood ft. Kendrick Lamar
David Guetta - Hey Mama (Official Video) ft Nicki Minaj, Bebe Rexha & Afrojack
Sia - Elastic Heart feat. Shia LaBeouf & Maddie Ziegler (Official Video)
Fifth Harmony - Worth It ft. Kid Ink
Adele - Hello
Silentó - Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae) (Official)

I will not comment more because I have not traveled home for like 2yrs but this Christmas will see me in anambra bee nna m

Then I can critique objectively

Hazardhandsome:
Ashawo. Yoruba LovePeddler. Selling ur assets to ofe mmanu them,very soon u will be answering KACHISBARBIE MMANU-AKWU.
Ashawo. Yoruba LovePeddler. Selling ur assets to ofe mmanu them,very soon u will be answering KACHISBARBIE MMANU-AKWU.

Chefuo efulefu ahu ....

Spicygal:
@Seun

Let me add that you should have employed a PR specialist to advice you on this. Your tittle should appear neutral even if you had something else in mind.

It shouldn't have been addressed to any specific tribe or group. It should have simply said,

Dear Nairalanders,

Nairaland is devoted to promoting Nigeria as a single indivisible entity. As such we do not subscribe to being used to promote any secessionist theory or goal.

To this end all posts that promote division or session in whatever form will no longer be allowed on Nairaland, as it goes against our values. This new rule will therefore affect all calls for Biafra, Oodua Republic, Niger Delta Republic, Arewa Republic etc

Violation of this new rule will attract an automatic ban.

Thank you for understanding and I hope your stay on Nairaland continues to be fun, engaging and insightful.

God Bless Nairaland, God Bless Nigeria.

Wishing the best of the Season and a wonderful 2016.

Seun

Why lecture him on elementary PR ..he thinks that he knows it all

oyinkinola:
I THINK SEUN IS RIGHT, BIAFRAN IS PARASITES. IT CAN'T LIVE ALONE BUT KILLED THE HOST. SEUN BARN THE BIAFRA PROMOTERS ON YOUR SITE!

Seriously, what type of school did you attend ? Just wondering how our education system has detoriated to this level.


Re read what you post pls

mulattoclaro:
your father. W

I'll bred

mulattoclaro:
Oh boy ye. Seun has spoken. Who doesn't like it can go and die. See fatality. Where's that useless tonychristopher, lygn19, ikengawo and co. Thunder fire una flat head.

Get a life pls

,

swezenberg:
May be you did not sponsor your education, may be you are just one of those over pampered kids brought up with a silver spoon. What is not good is not good. Treat others well because of tomorrow. You call me a child when the points you've raised so far have given you away. If you are an adult then I'm sorry.

Yes I did not sponsor myself but I was thought never to forget the days of your humble beginnings

Above all humility pays



Nobody is forcing anybody to work

mulattoclaro:
1. Who was the very first person ever named Miss Nigeria, and why did she not become a Nigerian, post independence?

2. Who remembers those that played the roles of “courtima” (if you don’t know this term, you should probably never get involved in the Ikwerre-Igbo debates) and why did their Western & Northern Nigerian counterparts not pervert history and justice in their respective regions of Nigeria?

3. If Ikwerre’s were Igbo’s, why did part of the Biafra military strategy include the extermination and genocide of the Ikwerre’s? Please note that there were more saboteurs within and amongst ndi Igbo, than elsewhere in Nigeria – even till the present day.

4. If Igbo’s were so magnanimous to ameliorate their excesses in pre-historic Nigeria, dating back to the early stages of both the “white man’s & ottoman’s” slave trades, how come they are yet to resolve their osu caste system – even until the present day? Let’s go one step further to truly see how much they know of the Ikwerre, can our Igbo learned and intelligent friends account for the Igbo’s direct profiteering, racketeering, and shenanigans during the slave trade periods, as it pertains to its surrounding neighbors, including the Ikwerre's?

5. If Ikwerre’s were Igbo’s, why were they not consulted like the other Igbo clans on the eve of Ahiara War Declarations by Odumegwu Ojukwu? If our learned friends claim that Ikwerre’s were consulted, please provide name(s) of the Ikwerre representatives.

6. Why did southern Cameroon vote to not become part of Nigeria at independence – even though they knew their Hausa/Fulani dominated northern Cameroon were an evil empire? Really, you would rather associate with an evil empire than align with your next door neighbors – if we go by the theory of Igbo’s about the Ikwerre’s?

7. Speaking about Cameroonians, what was the real underlying issue about Bakassi and (like the Ikwerre’s), the peace loving peoples of Ambazonia? Why would they not want to become part of a vibrant and thriving nation like Nigeria – even till this day? What really happened?

8. Going further, who remembers pre-historic Nigeria and Cameroon showing Igbo influences stretching past the Calabar river banks, as Far East, as Mamfe and Bamenda in the Cameroons – why did it shrink back to the present day Igbo boundaries? Better yet, just like Cameroon dragged Nigeria to court over Bakassi, why have the Igbo’s not dragged their case to court, if they know the anthropological, sociological, and ethno-linguistic genesis of the Ikwerre’s?

9. The word “Biafra” is not an Igbo word – at least, am hoping they have not also started claiming it is – so, where/what is Biafra, from which the Gulf/Bight of Biafra was originally named on every world map prior to 1969? Hint: Ojukwu could not and did not coin the word !!! Since most Igbo’s immediately from birth, seem to know more about the history and origin of Ikwerre people, it is assumed this question is also a piece of cake for them

10. Last, but more importantly:

a. When were the original Ogbakor Ikwerre (excluding the ones in diaspora) and Ohaneze ndi Igbo organizations created?

b. If Ikwerre’s are seating on the high tables at Ohaneze ndi Igbo, how come the Igbo’s have never allowed these so called Ikwerre members of Ohaneze to speak by themselves to their own Ikwerre people and in a language the Ikwerre’s would understand – why are Igbo’s always the only ones doing the talking and claiming? Egyptians were not busy advertising Moses as justification for the Jews to remain in Egypt, considering the Jews never forgot their homelands, but may have adopted Egyptian and Roman names to survive the times; a good percentage of people from Sierra Leone in West Africa all have similar names and features like the Yoruba’s of Nigeria – one wonders why Nigeria’s Yoruba states are not wasting resources and time running around telling other Yoruba’s of West Africa they must claim Nigerian origin and ancestry; Native Americans of the present generation might have blue eyes, some blonde, and cannot speak a word of Apache, Cherokee, Hopi, Navajos (I know because I’ve lived among them), yet the Igbo’s would have you believe they are Igbo’s too, if given the chance; and, these same Igbo’s would be the first to tell you not to call them African Americans – since there are no Igbo racial categories in any American ethno-demographic profiles.

c. Is it true that because Igbo’s outnumber every other ethnic group by a margin of 10:1 in pre-war Sabon Gari district of Kano, therefore, everyone within that environment is Igbo – was that what Igbo’s were claiming to spark the pogroms that ignited the Biafra war? (see this citation). Is it also true that because Tiv’s in Nigeria speak Hausa and share common names and traditions, they are Hausa people? How about our friends in Ghana, is it true that because the word Twi is pronounced Chi, it has the same Igbo meaning, therefore, of Igbo origin?

d. Giving a speech recently, during a meeting of South East elders held in Owerri, Imo State, on March 5, 2010 the honorable Odumegwu Ojukwu, asked Igbo’s: “Howbeit, it is a well known fact that in every State in Nigeria outside Igbo land, Ndigbo always constitutes the second largest population next to the indigenous population” – why is that? How come no other ethnic population in Nigeria can come close to, much less boast of, being always the 2nd largest population outside of their own ethnic enclaves, wherever they go?

e. Has anyone heard of/about “Hausa Elele”? Yes, these are true Hausa’s from Elele, in Ikwerre Nigeria – are they Igbo’s too? Could it be that Ikwerre’s had learned their lesson with Igbo’s that they did not allow this strategic political expansion to continue with impunity? Perhaps, we would be arguing today of how Ikwerre’s are Hausa’s, if we had also kept silent in this regard.

f. For the longest time, even before the creation of Rivers State, who consistently prevented, and orchestrated the eccentricities that thwarted, the creation of Port Harcourt state, if Ikwerre’s were Igbo’s?

What is wrong with you this Benin boy

Do you think Igbo have your time




Kedu ihe ndi be anyi jiri atupolu onye onu


Gbanu ya nkiti


Ike gwuru ndi Benin

elbabsy:
Senetor! WE ARE WITH YOU! We voted change but this our change is a snail,Talk maybe they would act.

So you bought what APC sold you ? We laugh , we wail together

Where can I buy fuel

ChuzzyBlog:
[img]http://1.bp..com/-l9t15Sw_u88/Vmlak8a-t4I/AAAAAAAHnlo/d3JlAtMl5HI/s400/index.jpg[/img]


The Senator took to his twitter page to speak about the present administration yet again. See tweet below




https://twitter.com/benmurraybruce/status/674871052187492352

I wonder how APC fooled them

mulattoclaro:
When I saw who opened the thread I hissed. Tonychristopher of all people. Go and sit down. Biafra topics don tire you abi? Mtcheeeew.

This isn't me that wrote and mind you I am not pro or anti Biafra ....

I just say the truth the way it is

swezenberg:
When you careless about others, it's definitely going to come around.

Oga ..when you talk I realise that you are a child

I have done commissioned jobs with no salary and I did not complain for two years ..tapped into the experience and left
So tell those your guys that work in coscharis

They have two choices
They either endure and look for better opportunity
Or the should shut the fvck up and quit

You guys should stop this complaining

swezenberg:
As you resigned for your place

Then they should shut up,ficus on work at hand and stop whining and wailing

"Awolowo was 37 years, Akintola 36, Ahmadu Bello 36, Balewa 34, Okotie-Eboh 27 and Enahoro 27 and they led the struggle for Nigeria Independence after the death of Macaulay. Only Zik was 42 at the time!

In 1966, the first military coup was led by K Nzeogwu who was 29 years and countered by M. Mohammed 28, T. Danjuma 28, I. Babangida 25, J. Garba 23, Sani Abacha 23, and M. Yar'adua 23, and brought into power Y. Gowon 32, Ojukwu 33, Obasanjo 29, and Buhari 24!

Most of the military governors who governed the states under the successive military regimes were under 30 years.

Also, the brief democratic dispensation which interjected the military interregnums also saw some Senators and members of the House of Representatives, in particular, populated by persons under 30!

Under 30's were also not in short supply with appointments - we have examples of MT Mbu who became Nigeria's Foreign Affairs Minister at 23 and Pat Utomi who became a Federal Adviser at 27 and so on and so forth!

NOW: Why is it that almost all this age bracket is today still sleeping in 3-seater chairs in their parents’ homes?

Why is it that this age bracket is today still collecting pocket money from their parents?

Why is it that this age bracket is today still writing JAMB?

Why is it that this age bracket today still 'sagg' their trousers?

Why is it that this age bracket is today still searching for jobs and not yet married?

Why is it that this age bracket is today no longer qualified to even be leaders of youth wings of political parties?

Why is it that this age bracket is today so docile?

Why is this age bracket today incapable of feeding itself?

Why is it that this age bracket is today barred from even aspiring to certain political offices?

Why is it that this age bracket is today incapacitated, unwilling, unable and incapable of asking questions?

GOD BLESS NIGERIA!"

From Prof Wole Soyinka.

This is real Food for Thought

swezenberg:
[size=14pt]Man that does not pay his workers in Choscharis well. Paying 2.1 Engineering Graduate 25k per month mtchew[/size]

Then let the worker resign .....it is as simple as that

phoneport:
We should all now think of what is best for us.
Allow a section of the federation to leave or not, Nigeria will still be great. This i know for sure.

I keep hearing Nigeria will be great every time . when will this country be that great ?