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Politics › Re: Which Of The Nairalander(s) Will You Like To Meet In Person? by tonychristopher: 11:21am On Oct 29, 2015 |
NgeneUkwenu: My list also, but not forgetting, mizmycoli, Demdem, Abagworo, Eziachi, Dinachi, egift, Mad Cow, Quota System, Abt123, Donphilopus, ibsultan, Berem, Ngwakwe, Freeglobe, Size40, Slidewaxie, and GoatAndYam. Beremx she has added x to her name ..I just don't know why but she is APC enfant terrible ....won't love to see her |
Politics › Re: Which Of The Nairalander(s) Will You Like To Meet In Person? by tonychristopher: 11:20am On Oct 29, 2015 |
IGBOPRINCE: I dey tell you even buddamonk,eurobomber,euro31 ,menabadoo,ekenedegreat,biafranking,imhotep,tonychristopher, chuna1985,onenaira3, ugomba, etc. Can't remember all, they re strong consistent bulldozer of sw..lol Nwanne madu how far I would love to see odenigboaroli he is one hell if a dude that knows his onions then I will love to see hopeathand to ascertain his level of stupidity ...this is to use his brain to do empirical analysis Finally mayiroflagos ..I would want to know if his reasoning is still apt Nairaland is a virtual world not the real world Good day all |
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Politics › Re: Case Study(south Sudan) by tonychristopher: 7:48am On Oct 29, 2015 |
500GP: IF THE IBO ARE UNITED AS YOU HAVE CLAIMED, WHY DID ABIA STATE GOVERNMENT SACKED NON-INDIGENE (IMO STATE INDIGENE ) WORKING IN ABIA STATE.... And that is the basis of disunity ..it is the same abia state that nominated ngozi okonjo iweala to be minister mind u Ngozi is from igbuzor in delta state the Igbo speaking area So keep deluding urself |
Culture › Re: Igbo Kwenu! Kwezuo Nu! Join Us If You're Proud To Be An Igbo Guy/lady by tonychristopher: 7:46am On Oct 29, 2015 |
GODSBEAUTY: kedu onye ga agwa m ihe na eme ebe a ? Okenye anokwa na ulo ? |
Culture › Re: Igbo Kwenu! Kwezuo Nu! Join Us If You're Proud To Be An Igbo Guy/lady by tonychristopher: 7:37am On Oct 29, 2015 |
MrsPhyno: Please can someone help me to translate Phyno's Ojigi? I know only the meaning of the title. I take God beg una that song na my life song and I need some explanashuns as to the meaning  Come to me ..I will make u understand the meaning in a sensual and sexual way Inugo |
Business › Re: Our Economy Has Taken A Nosedive – Ezekwesili by tonychristopher: 7:14am On Oct 29, 2015 |
I never knew we could find an efulefu in a woman and this oby personified and eptimonises that
But wait a minute ...what do you expect from this leadership ? El Dorado |
Politics › Re: Emir Sanusi Strips Lamido Bayero Of Title by tonychristopher: 7:10am On Oct 29, 2015 |
meccuno: u people are really amazing......and how does ur information relate to the news above? I have written them off and given up on them ..I will advise you do the same. Their reasoning can daze one |
Politics › Re: Case Study(south Sudan) by tonychristopher: 7:07am On Oct 29, 2015 |
luvablesam: South Sudanese are christians. Only 2% are Muslims...i want u guys to succeed...Why would I be afraid?..I want you all to go... It will be nice to have a new country but not by deceit or break down of order. I just don't know what you meant by the term deceit ..the bottom line is that Igbo said they are not interested in been with you...the question I am asking is why whine Just like when a partner wants divorce the other party won't agree. It shows desperation to hang on to the other party and that is not dignifying to me If they want to go...let then go There are many options like confederation or usa UK and UAE arrangement |
Politics › Re: Case Study(south Sudan) by tonychristopher: 7:03am On Oct 29, 2015 |
luvablesam: South Sudanese are christians. Only 2% are Muslims...i want u guys to succeed...Why would I be afraid?..I want you all to go... It will be nice to have a new country but not by deceit or break down of order. Then stop whining ...let Igbo decide their fate If you want Igbo to go..help then achieve this ....we can have diplomatic relations |
Politics › Re: Case Study(south Sudan) by tonychristopher: 7:02am On Oct 29, 2015 |
biafranking: simply because they dont want to find nigeria boring without biafra lol And again,they know we re so determine, both in sports,nollywood and in all sphere of activities, we rock. They know our usefulness, so they will died to keep us as one. Lol Oh I see |
Politics › Re: Case Study(south Sudan) by tonychristopher: 7:01am On Oct 29, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Case Study(south Sudan) by tonychristopher: 6:04am On Oct 29, 2015 |
IGBOPRINCE: eventhough s/sudan re christians, our thinking faculty is different. Even ghanian knows that. It s not about religion, it s all about human factors and development. So I am not one bit panic. They just don't wants biafran to leave. But time shall tell. The question I ask is why are they scared if Biafra... I still just don't get it. They are saying that Igbo are the key that hold Nigeria So I just don't get it |
Nairaland General › Re: Buba Marwa Delivered The Letter Bomb That Killed Dele Giwa - Dr. Taiye Ogunade by tonychristopher: 5:50am On Oct 29, 2015 |
DickDastardly: On Sunday, Professor Taiyemiwo Ogunade gave a bombshell interview to the NATION newspaper in which he made startling revelations about those who killed Dele Giwa in 1986. In a subsequent chat with Saharareporters, he spoke specifically about the role of former military administrator of Lagos State Buba Marwa in the assassination of the journalist.
Dr. Ogunade disclosed that soldiers loyal to the slain General Mamman Vatsa identified Marwa as the person who delivered the parcel bomb that killed Giwa, the Newswatch magazine founder.
He said the revelation came from a confidential discussion he had with one of the military boys who came to the City University of New York (CUNY) to press the college to train Nigerian military officials in “Peace and Conflict Resolution”. He said that Vatsa gave a four-hour long testimony to the military tribunal that tried and later sentenced him to death for a phantom coup plot against former military dictator, Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida.
Saharareporters: Do you know who delivered the bomb that killed Dele Giwa?
Ogunade: I believe that Buba Marwa did it. Some Mamman Vatsa boys told the full story in New York during a visit to my college to lobby our college to accept to train Nigerian military officers. Ambassador Olusola was on that entourage. [My informant] told me Dele Giwa was killed because he was in possession of a tape containing Vatsa’s testimony before the military tribunal. For four hours, Vatsa requested to tell the full story about how the Babangida regime was operating and his knowledge of the workings of IBB’s mind. He pointed out that after Halilu Akilu and Col. A.K Togun of the military intelligence prepared the parcel it was handed over to Buba Marwa to deliver to Dele Giwa. Marwa is a well–known “IBB boy”. But I was the one who gave Dele Giwa the tape.
Saharareporters: How did you get the tape?
Ogunade: Vatsa had a copy made by his friends in the tribunal and smuggled out to me and I “loaned” it to Dele Giwa who got on the case immediately. I still don’t know how Dele Giwa found out that I had the tape till this day.
Saharareporters: Do you still have a copy? Ogunade: Yes, but you know I left Nigeria hurriedly after the death of Dele Giwa. I left [the tape] with my aged mother, who did not know the value then. I won’t say more, let the military release that tape to the Nigerian public.
Saharareporters: Did Dele Giwa return the tape to you? Ogunade: Yes, he returned it after 24 hours. Don’t forget that I loaned it to him; I think he went and played it to Babangida’s people and they eliminated him after they heard the tape.
Saharareporters: What about Gloria Okon? It’s been said that Dele Giwa’s discovery of her was the reason he was killed?
Ogunade: Gloria Okon is actually Chinyere, that’s her real name. She married Charles "Jeff" Chandler, the fellow who killed Nzeogwu and was killed a day later. Chinyere, Maryam and Princess Atta were young friends who hung out together. They all married into the military, because the military was a proud and respectable profession then. Charles Chandler, who was Tiv, married Chinyere who I think is from Imo State. IBB married Maryam from Asaba and Mamman Vatsa married the princess. So Chinyere became a widow and resorted to trading between UK and Nigeria. And then she was caught with drugs; Mamman Vatsa was the person who put Chinyere on the next available flight from Kano to London – and then claimed that she was dead by parading a dead woman picked out of the mortuary. Dele Giwa later found out that she was in London having delivered a baby by another man. He sent a French photographer to the place and they saw Maryam Babangida at the event. Kayode Soyinka brought back the photographs. Dele was sitting across the table from Kayode examining the photos taken of “Gloria Okon” (Chinyere, Richard Chandler’s wife) at the naming ceremony in London. Maryam Babangida was there. And then a letter parcel was delivered to him and he said excitedly that it must be from “Mr. President” referring to the discussions he had with IBB days earlier. The bomb exploded and severed his lower abdomen; he died a few hours later.
Saharareporters: Did you ever meet Marwa again? And did you ask him about his involvement?
Ogunade: Yes, Marwa was very active in the Nigerian embassy in New York. For a long time he was the “military attaché” to the Nigerian mission in New York while I was a professor of Black Studies at the City University of New York. He came to my college to sign a $30 million contract with the college so that members of the Nigerian military could attend a “Peace and Conflict Resolution program” and then be awarded a masters degree upon completion of the program. I fought bitterly against it, but the chair of the department, John Muyibi Amoda, badly wanted the money. I kept fighting and one day the college authorities acceded to my request. When I got home the college had dismissed me, but also I got a fax message saying the $30 million had been returned to Marwa. But between Marwa and Abacha they never returned that money to the Nigerian treasury. They shared it. I heard between him and Abacha, over $250 million was laundered through an account used by the New York mission of the Nigerian embassy. Marwa later set up an airline with his share of the loot. When he showed up to run for president I was the one who petitioned the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to investigate him. He confessed to money laundering in handwritten statements to the EFCC, but today he is the ambassador of Nigeria to South Africa. The police officer that investigated him, Ibrahim Magu, is permanently suspended from the police force after he was humiliated by the EFCC. It is a shameful country. Saharareporters: What else did you do?
Ogunade: We helped start the Obama phenomenon in Chicago.
Saharareporters: How?
Ogunade: We fought and exposed Carol Mosley-Braun who was Abacha’s agent in the US Senate. She was removed from the US Senate because she took $5 million from Abacha to help cover his tracks in the US. We exposed her, which was how it became possible for the brilliant Obama to become the US president today. We set the stage for it.
Source: http://saharareporters.com/2009/06/08/%E2%80%9Cmohammed-buba-marwa-delivered-letter-bomb-killed-dele-giwa%E2%80%9D-dr-taiyemiwo-ogunade Expendable he was ...dele is gone dead,spent, kaput so let the dude rest in peace and stop disturbing us here Thanks goodness u know the letterboy that delivered the letter Do the needful and stop whining Either u forgive or revenge... Pls let us be |
Politics › Re: Largest Mosque And Islamic City To Be Built In Port Harcourt by tonychristopher: 5:31am On Oct 29, 2015 |
freshvine: Following the judgment of the Rivers State Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal that nullified the election of Governor Wike of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), revelations have surfaced about a grand plot to build Nigeria’s biggest mosque in State’s capital city of Port Harcourt.
According to sources, the plan, which dates back to 2012, is to repossess a large portion of old Port Harcourt Township from the popular Aggrey Road, through Victoria to Bonny Streets and unto Creek Road and convert it to a new development to be called Great Dawatul City.
The developers of the project, which will have Nigeria’s largest Mosque, 6,000 units of 3 and 5 bedroom residential duplexes and world class business arcades as its star attractions intend to use it as a global model to showcase and redefine Islam as a progressive religion in cosmopolitan cities around the world.
NNPC Refinery inPort Harcourt Funding for the project it was said, had been secured by a billionaire mogul and industrialist who himself had negotiated some years ago to purchase the entire shoreline from the Creek Road axis which he has earmarked for world class luxury apartments and Africa’s first 7 Star hotel.
Possession of the shoreline was hindered by the Goodluck Jonathan administration’s refusal to give its nod following agitations by local inhabitants of the area claiming forced eviction. The new plan, it is reliably gathered has got the nod of the Presidency and will have residents and property owners handsomely compensated in return for their lands.
A former governor of the State who is already in talks with the promoters of the Estate development assured them of cooperation on the condition that allegations of corruption against him are ignored and the current Governor Nyesom Wike is removed from office to facilitate the smooth implementation of the project.
The developers plan to market the project as an open society which would provide jobs for the teeming unemployed and change the skyline and landscape of the Garden City.
The area earmarked for the multi billion dollar project already has the highest concentration of Northerners in the city and is expected to see an increase especially of elite class after its completion in 2023.
Culled from the Trent. Online blog platform. Where is amaechi the Judas of ubima ? |
Romance › Re: 7 Ways To Tell If Your Boyfriend Is Going To Be Rich by tonychristopher: 5:21am On Oct 29, 2015 |
Riwo11: Ladies, not every guy is a member of the lucky sperm club. Not every poor guy today is worth investing in. Some are simply hopeless and will never hit it big. Some are purely millionaires in the making. But to spare you from waking up one morning realizing you’ve invested your time, effort and youth for nothing, here’s the rule of thumb I’ve used to sift out good penny stocks.
*.1. He knows he is good at something... Knowing his worth is usually the first step towards wealth creation. Baby-sitting, baking, gardening or whatever so long as he recognises that the skills he honed are exchangeable for money.
*.2. He is self-disciplined... He has the ability to concentrate on future financial goals without swaying from everyday tasks that will lead him there. No matter how boring or unpleasant.
*.3. He blames himself, not others... He thinks it’s always his fault. Either partially or entirely. It might seem a little sadistic but it’s him actually knowing that he has control over his environment, decisions and ultimately his own future.
*.4. He lives below his means.... It doesn’t mean he’s a miser. He chooses to accumulate more wealth rather than to succumb to short-lived pleasures of buying a Rolex or a BMW. Someone in the relationship has to make this sacrifice at the beginning. If not him, who else?
*.5. He is a doer..... He doesn’t blabber on and on about how he is going to do something great. He just does it. He doesn’t complain about doing stuff. He just does it.
*.6. He is extremely curious.... He takes time and effort to figure out the nuts and bolts of why things work or don’t work. Opportunity sometimes arises when he stumbles upon an unserved niche.
*.7. He is thick skinned... He has the balls to execute his crazy plans. Whatever they may be. Failure doesn’t concern him. Or should I say he isn’t afraid of being laughed at if he didn’t succeed. He repeats 6 and tries again. Investing in men is largely based on intrinsic value. You’ll win some and you’ll lose some. But when you do win, make sure you win big. So good luck ladies. May the dating market be forever bullish..
Source: http://www.riseup247.com/2015/10/7-ways-to-tell-if-your-boyfriend-is.html The next important thing is that He doesn't womanize....women are big distraction and money wasting ventures Then the company and friends he keeps determines how far he will go in life ..if he hangs out with lotto playing boys or people envying people ...he is a gonner He must believe also in God |
Crime › Re: Father Sleeps With His Two Daughters, Impregnates One Aged 12 by tonychristopher: 5:17am On Oct 29, 2015 |
Restarted and retarded folks |
NYSC › Re: The Fear Of A Corp Member by tonychristopher: 5:11am On Oct 29, 2015 |
Ezegozie: Goodevening Ladies and Gentlemen. Let me start by introducing myself. I am Gozie and I graduated from Geology department from one of our Federal Universities in Nigeria (name hidden for confidential reasons). Well, I am currently serving in Akwaibom state and will pass out next year by April, but I have great fear borthering me sometimes, and that is LIFE AFTER NYSC.
I am an ardent visitor of Job and Vacancy section and I always read some threads created by Job seekers complaining of how Nigeria is devoid of employment and each time I see it, I feel disturbed.
REASONS WHY I AM AFRAID OF LIFE AFTER NYSC
1......My parents are both in the village and I dont have anyplace to go to after service while waiting for employment because I wont like to stay in the village.
2.........Though I graduated with Second Class Upper, I dont have any single connection in the industry and I have been reading posts of how life without connection can be miserable for a job seeker.
3........The highest I can save from this NYSC scheme is 100k, which is not enough capital to venture into any reasonable thing in Nigeria.
Please I seriously need your advice on what to do in other to get Job immediately I finish service next year April because that is the only surest way to raise capital.
I plan to relocate to PH and rent house there while waiting for employment because PH is well industralized and there are lots of oil companies , construction companies and other companies related to my course located in PH.
Looking forward to hearing your response. Number one we all passed through that stage and you are a man for not deciding going back to your parents be it in village or town. This makes you a man and a pure bred for that matter ...this is a step Number two forget what you came from the university from...at this point it is immaterial I know they will tell u go do professional course but don't mind them...pick any job that comes your way. You have to start building your experience and don't mind how low the job is once it is legal ...never forget the days of your humble beginnings Three never depend on human connection but on lord connection ..when I passed our like a decade ago had aunts that are well placed never helped so do not depend on human ...they will fail u.. Pray and work hard ...if you are good in sales as an Igbo boy I know you are good their pls start applying for sale jobs then with time your confidence will grow you can build contacts on clients It's not how far it is how well Now brace up it is not gonna be smooth sailing but u will conquer Today by the grace of God we conquered and still looking out u will conquer It is a phase in life... Now get urself a decent lady also ..any lady that stick with u now . pls marry her . I know money will come once u are focused but then it will be foolhardy to find a wife Good luck nwanne |
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Politics › Re: Case Study(south Sudan) by tonychristopher: 4:38am On Oct 29, 2015 |
luvablesam: South Sudan was a country carved out the present day Sudan. Five years ago, they sang songs, rallied support for getting independence,did a referendum and got a resounding YES vote. They got independence, everyone in the south was ecstatic. Some gave their houses away or sold it cheaply and they all left.
Two years afterward, people with oversized ego n selfish personal interest have set the country on fire.A lot of these people have been killed,houses burnt and just disorder all over. As guardian journalist put it 'a level of human suffering I have never seen anywhere else'
Now same people from South Sudan are seeking refuge in the main Sudan in Droves. While some Sudanese wanna help others see it as unacceptable and would want them to leave.
Now in Nigeria,Do we think breaking up is the best way to show our displeasure towards situations or working together to make Nigeria prosper?
If u are in the shoes of those Sudanese will you welcome them back or send them back to their country? This is where u make mistakes South Sudan are Muslim and Igbo are Christian so you don't compare both Maybe compare north Korea and south Korea to Biafra Maybe compare Ethiopia and Eritrea These are non Muslim state Why are u scared of Biafra |
Politics › Re: Case Study(south Sudan) by tonychristopher: 4:35am On Oct 29, 2015 |
 Phame: I see biafra going the way of south sudan, that's I want them to go. Igbo are more disunited than the people of S. Sudan before they broke away. So expect biafra to be in turmoil from the onset. It is now I have known how Igbo are ..they are very special that is why everybody is scared of Biafra They are disunited yet they vote with one voice They are disunited yet you don't see their villages fight one another They are disunited yet you don't see their governors fight one another like in ekiti state and Lagos with tinubu People talk trash |
Politics › Re: Who Can Help Me Pass This Massage Across? -tonyebarcanista Pls. by tonychristopher: 4:32am On Oct 29, 2015 |
LordMecuzy: Trash..... You opened a new account just because of Barcanista? Why not use your real account to buttress your point...Nairaland joblessness at its peak If I were u take a walk to etche and research or even research the name on Facebook Why are u people this stupid |
Politics › Re: Who Can Help Me Pass This Massage Across? -tonyebarcanista Pls. by tonychristopher: 4:29am On Oct 29, 2015 |
OZAOEKPE: If I tell you how this biafra thread they pain me, I wish I can get hold of the OP's, what nonsense. Benin boy it suppose pain u...them no want u na |
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Politics › Re: The South South Are All Behind You Tonyebarcanista by tonychristopher: 9:07pm On Oct 28, 2015 |
spanishkid: No amount of intimidation or propaganda by these biafrans will make us cede our lands to them. The SS will not join biafra is Nigeria decides to disintegrate today. We chose to be on our own. Biafra is an igbo thing and not a SS thing. The time has come for us to draw the line between biafra and SS.
We are not part of biafra and we never will. Igbos only want us for their selfish gains. They're using the votes they gave Gej to blackmail us into joining their failed project. SS wants no part of biafra. If they claim they have oil why are trying to add SS? Any attempt to annex our lands will be met with heavy resistance. I'm happy with our unity and that we are all speaking with one voice irrespective of what tribe we might come from. If Nigeria divides, it's the Niger Delta republic or nothing. No more no less.
Once again, God bless you tonyebarcanista. You're truly man of few words and great intelligence. I enjoy your articles. The world needs more people like you and also the likes of Goodboiyy, fineguy11, martineverest, sandraokosun, mulattoclaro and co. If you're single I'll link you up with my sister. I'm sure she will love to be with someone like you.
To those calling you names, they will die miserable and wallow in frustration. The SS has spoken and that's final. This benin boy can u just get a life ..mullatoclaro or something Igbo don't want u ..go meet ur edo peeps What the fvck is wrong with u |
Travel › Re: Street Slangs You Must Know When You Are In Lagos by tonychristopher: 5:14pm On Oct 28, 2015 |
What is obo NLA ..I hear that so much in Lagos |
Politics › Re: Ndokis Are Ijaws...fact! by tonychristopher: 8:33pm On Oct 27, 2015 |
juicee1: igbo is just a language spoken by different tribes. Why do you think there's much disunity among the SE people with each being clannish? Nigeria and ojukwu made them see themselves as one under an umbrella called ibo. The other ibo speaking tribes in the SS are equivalent to africans and the world over speaking english but aren't british. And when was the last time you heard that Igbo villages fought ..with this ur disunity Igbo are united not go sleep |
Politics › Re: Ndokis Are Ijaws...fact! by tonychristopher: 5:52pm On Oct 27, 2015 |
atbu1983: When I say most nationalities in Niger delta including Ndoki,Ikwerre, ika, Anioma are descended of benin, all these Igbo land grabbers will start making noise. They dont know history.
I summary, there is no Igbo in Niger delta. You only have some nationalities who have interacted with Igbo for a long time and borrow some Igbo culture along the way. That does not make them Igbo.
Today we from edo state from benin understand the following fact and we accept it completely: Ikwerre is Ikwerre. They are no longer Benin and where never Igbo. Ika is Ika. They are no longer Benin and where never Igbo. Anioma is Anioma. They are no longer Benin and where never Igbo. Esan is Esan. they are no longer Benin. Ndoki is Ndoki. They are no longer Benin and where never Igbo. Urhobo is Urhobo. They are no longer benin. Isoko is Isoko. they are no longer benin Itsekiri is Itsekiri. they are no longer benin or yoruba
These niger delta nationalities are now developed enough to be a complete tribe of thier own. The fact that they have common acestry from benin, does not mean they cant be a tribe of thier own. After all we all came from Adam and Eve including Arab, chinese, europeans etc.
Igbo should allow these nationalities be. They are not Igbo but distinct nationalities. Igbo should grow up and move on.
Fulani, yoruba, Igbo, chinese are all product of adam and eve. but today are distinct nationalities. Therefore all niger Delta ethnic nationalities are distinct nationalities.
Igbo please leave Niger delta alone We the south south We the Niger delta chanters So you benin boy has the prerogative to tell us who is Igbo or not Edo boy ..stay away |
Culture › Re: Ban Eze Ndigbo Title Outside Igboland —igbokwe by tonychristopher: 2:49pm On Oct 27, 2015 |
Ban em |