Career › Re: Official Car For Assistant Manager, Nothing For The Manager by tonychristopher: 9:51am On Sep 13, 2015 |
missKiffy: Not trying to be tribalistic too but I actually think he's an igbo man, cos they are the ones that are usually so full of themselves This is one thing I know Your single and unhappy because of this and I can put my bet on this You must be a Yoruba lady Why bring tribalism here How can some bitchh be this nasty and tardy Who fuckks ur Toto seff |
Career › Re: Official Car For Assistant Manager, Nothing For The Manager by tonychristopher: 9:49am On Sep 13, 2015 |
StealthIdeals: I was recently employed in a farm as an assistant manager. I studied animal production and health. The manager studied political science. Since the resumption at the farm, I direct all activities ranging from feed formulation in the feedmill, animal treatments and handling, biosecurity measure, arable farming etc. The management hold meetings with me alone concerning farm reports, feed managements, sales and anything that concerns the farm's progress. They specifically hired me 'cause animal farming is my field. Note that I'm an expert in animal production and health, agronomy, and agricultural economics. So, I see myself as the manager, cause the only thing the manager does is withdrawing money in the banks to procure farm inputs as a result of decisions reached by me and the management. The manager is using official car, but I'm using nothing. I have no problem with him using the car, but I see it as an insult on my person. Should I protest? One of the laws of survival Never outshine your boss Now your on your way to perdition Slow down and ask for his directive even if its worthless Word of wisdom Take it or leave it |
Politics › Re: Eastern Neighbourhoods And Streets Are Made by tonychristopher: 9:46am On Sep 13, 2015 |
chino11: Awka Best Western, Trip-Point, Finotel and Cosmilla @ Night! Work without play..  Nwanne m nwoke Oga adili GI na mma Onye ebe ka ibu na anambra |
Politics › Re: Eastern Neighbourhoods And Streets Are Made by tonychristopher: 9:44am On Sep 13, 2015 |
So this is it
To me this thread will be a reference point and I think I will bookmark this
This is to show the can do spirit of ordinary Igbo man
I am impressed and elated
So many designs to choose from
When doing my modifications
Nice one
Igbo jisike |
Politics › Re: Eastern Neighbourhoods And Streets Are Made by tonychristopher: 9:41am On Sep 13, 2015 |
chino11: Awka British Spring College. The best in Nigeria..  But they said Igbo land is erosion ravaged But they said Igbo land is desolate But they said Igbo land was devastated from war But they said Igbo are illiterates But they said Igbo are running away from their land How come with £20 they could muster this Just asking .... Tooo igbotic |
Politics › Re: Breaking News: Apc Picks James Faleke As Kogi Dep Gov Candidate For Kogi by tonychristopher: 9:37am On Sep 13, 2015 |
ibedun: Okay while we wait ..... you can may be help with another question,
I am sure you are Igbo ..... the question is what is your problem with Yoruba people and their territory?
I have never heard a Northerner disputing that Bukola Saraki is a Yoruba man. But ask the Igbos.
The only thing that will make the Igbos feel better is t The same question I keep asking what is Yoruba problem with south east and south south. I have been asking them that question ...why is it that anything Igbo or Biafra gives em hard on So that is it Now to your answers Bro...I think I like you...your matured and if its the rest they will be abusive To me these kabba and okun are Yoruba to the kabba and okun peeps they are not Yoruba This is the cross roads |
Politics › Re: Breaking News: Apc Picks James Faleke As Kogi Dep Gov Candidate For Kogi by tonychristopher: 8:24am On Sep 13, 2015 |
ibedun: Mr Man, what are they if they are not Yoruba according to you? Maybe you ask them...they said they aint Yoruba and I think that should be respected ....maybe wait let me ask my okun neighbour... He will tell me why |
Romance › Re: Ladies How Do You Deal With A Cheating Boyfriend? by tonychristopher: 8:21am On Sep 13, 2015 |
misssclassy: [color=#000050]What are you still waiting for? Break up with the _idiot before he breaks up with you.
He neither respects nor value you both as his girlfriend or as a person, that's why he can lie and cheat on you without remorse.
He doesn't deserve you.[/color] How many will u break up with..tomorrow you will advice her to break up with the husband Let her break up...just because of ordinary toto |
Politics › Re: Breaking News: Apc Picks James Faleke As Kogi Dep Gov Candidate For Kogi by tonychristopher: 8:15am On Sep 13, 2015 |
ibedun: They are not Yoruba so they are what? My dear I just don't know they prefer to be called kabba and okuns ...I have seen a lot in abuja and I have a link on that The term Yoruba was recent anyway...just 19th century coinage ...anango is even older term. I think they should be respected if they say they aint Yoruba nor believe in oduduwa myth But that's OK...you know politics can mess up people identity |
Christianity Etc › Re: The Gulf(Middle-East) Has Taken In 0 Refugees- Migrant Crisis! ✘ by tonychristopher: 7:55am On Sep 13, 2015 |
Fucckk....what are these stupid Muslims doing that they cannot atleast help their desolate brothers and clean up this Islamic movement mess
Islam is the worst thing that ever walked and worked in this planet |
Politics › Re: Breaking News: Apc Picks James Faleke As Kogi Dep Gov Candidate For Kogi by tonychristopher: 7:52am On Sep 13, 2015 |
FolarinLondon: If you care to listen, he is an Okun man and that's a yoruba man. A yoruba could become a governor of any Yoruba state(Lagos, Osun, Ondo, Okun, Oyo, Ogun, Ekiti and Yoruba part of Kwara state just like Okun in Kogi state.
Okun people are 100% Yorubas and they have been agitating to join their kinsmen over the years. They have their radio station called Omo Okun, they are over 100% Yorubas.
With this kind of thread, the useless Igbos would make an attempt as usual and losers to capitalise on their forlorn hope of being part of Yoruba region.
A reminder and a pointer to Igbo immigrants, your Oluchi sister; the Unilag student who died couple of days ago is from Enugu state and she would be buried in his home state in the next couple of days despite the fact that she was born and brought up in in one of Yoruba states called Lagos state. Can Igbos immigrants see what i am seeing? That's a pointer right there to where you belong as an Igbo man. East is your home, you are just a mere visitor in the West Okun and kabba people are not Yoruba and I have many okun people that won't accept the Yoruba tag Also do you want link |
Politics › Re: Breaking News: Apc Picks James Faleke As Kogi Dep Gov Candidate For Kogi by tonychristopher: 7:50am On Sep 13, 2015 |
FolarinLondon: If you care to listen, he is an Okun man and that's a yoruba man. A yoruba could become a governor of any Yoruba state(Lagos, Osun, Ondo, Okun, Oyo, Ogun, Ekiti and Yoruba part of Kwara state just like Okun in Kogi state.
Okun people are 100% Yorubas and they have been agitating to join their kinsmen over the years. They have their radio station called Omo Okun, they are over 100% Yorubas.
With this kind of thread, the useless Igbos would make an attempt as usual and losers to capitalise on their forlorn hope of being part of Yoruba region.
A reminder and a pointer to Igbo immigrants, your Oluchi sister; the Unilag student who died couple of days ago is from Enugu state and she would be buried in his home state in the next couple of days despite the fact that she was born and brought up in in one of Yoruba states called Lagos state. Can Igbos immigrants see what i am seeing? That's a pointer right there to where you belong as an Igbo man. East is your home, you are just a mere visitor in the West For politicising and trivialising her death...I would have cursed you ...but I won't Your a shame and scum |
Education › Re: Oluchi Saw Her Death Coming –family Of Electrocuted UNILAG Student by tonychristopher: 7:48am On Sep 13, 2015 |
You see that hell hole we call country
Somebody is dying and you are insisting on identity card
Now those nurses should be taken to face the wrath of the law
Blood is on their hands |
Politics › Re: Fear Of Militants’ Resurgence In Niger Delta - Sun Newspaper by tonychristopher: 7:43am On Sep 13, 2015 |
mdanny: ND has no reason to complain for anything and if their complain is to dare PMB I hop ur re aware that PMB still working with the rtd Gen,the lik of OBJ, T Y Danjuma,Yakubu Gowon and others What if they want 100% resource control ....how many wars have those men won with out any external tactics assistance |
Politics › Re: Fear Of Militants’ Resurgence In Niger Delta - Sun Newspaper by tonychristopher: 7:41am On Sep 13, 2015 |
I am wondering how Nigerian army can tackle this....from history Nigerian army never makes impact without any external assistance ...there are cases ...look at biafran war, look at boko haram look at former militancy... They either get logistic support or some kind
But wait a minute can they handle this men in swamps ...I doubt
..if they can't handle small boko boys on a dry land in a desert region
Let us forget the creeks and swamps ...its a difficult terrain |
Crime › Re: Secondary School Cultist Stabs Boy With ‘poisoned Knife’ •victim’s Leg Amputated by tonychristopher: 7:32am On Sep 13, 2015 |
myners007: When 16-year-old boy, Oluwadamilare Olugbamu, left home for school on the morning of July 1, 2015, he probably didn’t know the magnitude of danger that was ahead of him.
Shortly after the young lad had left the compound of his Nawarudeen Secondary School, Jibowu, Lagos, at the close of school hours, he was attacked with a knife by another 16-year-old boy suspected to be a cult member.
The assailant, Idris Ajagbe, a pupil of Birel Secondary School, Lagos, stabbed him in the left thigh, with a knife, which the family said might have been poisoned.
Eleven days after the attack, his left leg was amputated at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, Ikeja, Lagos because blood no longer flowed through it.
Again on August 15, the same leg had to be re-amputated again because it continued to bleed without healing.
This bizarre case has left a lot of questions than answers on the issue of cult groups in secondary schools in Nigeria.
Saturday PUNCH learnt that there has been an enmity between pupils of Birel Secondary School, Yaba, and Lagos City College, Yaba on one side and Nawarudeen Secondary School and Mainland Secondary School, Yaba on the other side.
But matters came to the head on July 1, when the school rift snowballed into an all-out attack against pupils of Nawarudeen Secondary School.
According to Oluwadamilare’s sister, Opeyemi, the students of these schools were always bullying one another on their way home from school.
“The day my brother was attacked, there was a football match between students of Nawarudeen and Mainland. It was during the match that the fight started. It was not serious until the students left school and started going home,” Opeyemi told our correspondent.
Oluwadamilare, who is still in excruciating pain on hospital bed as a result to the two amputations he has suffered, explained that he was going home when pupils of Lagos City College Started to throw stones at students of Nawarudeen.
According to him, pupils of his own school decided to retaliate by throwing stones back at the aggressors too.
Soon, the fight escalated as a student of Lagos City College allegedly brought out a cutlass and inflicted a cut on one of the pupils of Nawarudeen.
“The boy that was cut struggled to take the cutlass away from the Lagos City College boy. When he collected the cutlass, he retaliated by cutting the boy in the head. When we all saw blood gushing out of the boy’s head, we ran away,” Oluwadamilare said.
But the matter did not end there. In fact, Oluwadamilare’s worst nightmare was about to become reality.
On his way home, he saw a cousin in the company of some pupils of Lagos City College and Birel Secondary School and called out to him. Oluwadamilare said his hope was that he would leave the company of the boys and accompany him home.
But as soon as the other boys with his cousin sighted him, they ran after him, stoning him as they did so.
Oluwadamilare said he fell down after one of the boys identified as Tosin Ogidiolu of Birel Secondary School kicked him.
The boys allegedly pounced on him, beating and kicking him as he lay on the ground begging them to stop.
As the mob continued their action on Oluwadamilare, one of them (Idris Ajagbe, whom other pupils attested to being a cult member) drew out a knife and stabbed him in the thigh.
As they beat him, his cousin begged them to stop, but some of them, who were armed with metal pipes, continued to beat him until he fell unconscious.
The boys ran away only when he became unconscious, it was learnt.
Oluwadamilare’s sister explained that a teacher, who was passing by and saw the boy bleeding and unconscious, decided to rush him to the hospital, where his injuries were dressed and the knife wound was stitched.
“By the time I was informed and rushed to the hospital, my brother’s leg had swollen so big. We had to report the case to the Sabo Police Division after that,” Opeyemi said.
However, doctors at the hospital where his wound was dressed realised all was not well with the boy when he continued to scream in pain and the leg continued to swell.
He was referred to the surgical emergency ward of LASUTH the following day, where it was decided that nothing could be done to save the leg. A number of tests were conducted while some consultants were summoned to examine the leg. But Oluwadamilare’s fate was sealed.
After the first amputation, Oluwadamilare was said to have bled so much that he required 21 pints of blood before the leg had to be re-amputated.
Saturday PUNCH learnt that Ajagbe has since been on the run. Before he fled, he dropped a note at home for his mother, explaining that he decided to run away from home because he stabbed someone to death.
But the police were able to round up the other pupils involved in the attack along with Oluwadamilare’s cousin.
Seven of the boys were charged before a Yaba Magistrate’s Court, Lagos for offences ranging from hooliganism, conspiracy to felony. The case was adjourned till November 23.
http://www.punchng.com/feature/super-saturday-crime/secondary-school-cultist-stabs-boy-with-poisoned-knife-%e2%80%a2victims-leg-amputated/ How are they training these kids these days ? Just wondering what the parents where doing when this kud was manifestating this violent garage tendency |
Politics › Re: A Letter To The Edo People(bini Tribe). by tonychristopher: 7:29am On Sep 13, 2015 |
gebest: don't forget Edo is small but MIGHTY That can be over run in less than few hours |
Politics › Re: A Letter To The Edo People(bini Tribe). by tonychristopher: 3:32am On Sep 13, 2015 |
gebest: if we need Anioma we will have it. Don't forget Midwest invasion and how oba of Benin begged biafran troops |
Celebrities › Re: Jude Okoye Acquires A New House And Car (Photo) by tonychristopher: 1:25am On Sep 13, 2015 |
Jesus ...why are some section of people have so bad mentality
Do you see the haters...even if he hasn't paid for it finish
How does it concern u |
Politics › Re: Correcting The Definition Of What A Slum Is In The Southeast And Southwest by tonychristopher: 1:18am On Sep 13, 2015 |
IheabunikeChuks: [s][/s]
Hey dunce, Whats your problem with my moniker? Is there a law that states you must register a moniker with your name or where you come from? Face your business and stop trying to curse your father. Akpu eating m.oron Stop disgracing Yoruba You are too ashamed to even take up a Yoruba Monica We know that ...be proud of your tribe Two faced monkey |
Politics › Re: Correcting The Definition Of What A Slum Is In The Southeast And Southwest by tonychristopher: 1:16am On Sep 13, 2015 |
IheabunikeChuks:
Just shut up before I disgrace you here, you should just walk away silently before messing up your worthless family here. I wont warn you again. Shameless monkey When you talk disgrace ...some people will think maybe I stole some money or I was caught in an evil act or something sinister Look at this monkey forming familiarity Get lost Go and tell them why you have brown roofs instead of disgracing yourself Voltton defendern of universe You guys irritate Face the goddamm topic Bagga |
Politics › Re: Correcting The Definition Of What A Slum Is In The Southeast And Southwest by tonychristopher: 1:13am On Sep 13, 2015 |
OfoIgbo: nnaa daalu Their reasoning can be terrible ...nobody has given cogent reason why there is slums Those idiots just insults and call name some idiot even took up Igbo name Bunch of jobless |
Politics › Re: Correcting The Definition Of What A Slum Is In The Southeast And Southwest by tonychristopher: 1:10am On Sep 13, 2015 |
basilo101: there is no excuse for yorubas to live in this shanty rusted roofs. stop defending urselves by posting old refuse dumps, go work hard and build decent houses for urselves. if u have any justifiable reason to live under these roofs stop derailing the thread and tell us. We in the east have always aknowledged that some governors are total failure so dont bore us with fotos of bad roads or refuse, those were the handiwork of T.A orji and its only in Aba for political reasons. It has started beeing taken kia of since change of govt They will always have tons of excuses ....these kids will insult instead of having a retrospective look while the okers ones claim sophisticated |
Celebrities › Re: Mercy Aigbe Blasted Over Daughter's "Breast Exposure" by tonychristopher: 6:06pm On Sep 12, 2015 |
Aigbe sounds edo so I am not surprised but impressed
Beside that...if the breast is standing ....let her flaunt it |
Politics › Re: Correcting The Definition Of What A Slum Is In The Southeast And Southwest by tonychristopher: 6:00pm On Sep 12, 2015 |
OfoIgbo: Nwokem Yorubastards are the ugliest Nigerians. Real monkey lookalikes and I am sure you have that genetic makeul also.
Please go and plan your Oduduwanker republic for your fellow Yorubastards. Mrs. HIV Awolowo can be the chief prostitute of Oduduwanker republic.
What a republic of ugliness it will be. Monkey lookalike oblong head Chefuo ndi ara |
Politics › Re: Correcting The Definition Of What A Slum Is In The Southeast And Southwest by tonychristopher: 6:00pm On Sep 12, 2015 |
CheeNayNay: Yoruba troll spotted.When will you people develop a sense of pride are you that ashamed of your tribe that you have to descend so low to adopt an ibo moniker just to score some cheap points You reek of low self esteem and inferiority complex.your father must be so ashamed of you.bastard!! Do you realise that instead of clearing and defining what a slum is ...these kids have gone personal ....you see facts are sacrosanct I am outta here To many kids that don't know what it means to feed themselves Mtn caused this with 10mb free weekly |
Politics › Re: Eastern Neighbourhoods And Streets Are Made by tonychristopher: 5:58pm On Sep 12, 2015 |
OreMI22: [size=18pt]Jokes apart, WHY HAS YORUBALAND REFUSED TO DEVELOP ?? is it because of too many witches or the wickedness of the people?
Some one has got to do a research why a part of Nigeria is still frozen in time and refused to develop, in spite of all the money thrown in there.[/size] Let me break it down Too much backbiting and hatred and also juju The Oyo man detest the ijebu the ijebu has issues with remo man the remo man hates the egba man accusing them of bringing Islam in their land but amongst them the ones they hate most are the ijebu Now coming to economic ways They Igbo will build a business go to village bring his brother at no cost teach him that business the guy will in turn teach others The Hausa man will open a shop and sell candie s he will travel and put his brother there But the Yoruba will take an apprentice he will pay before learning any job and even after he is done he will do freedom and other parties You see they lack group economics But one thing I give to them is their easy going nature and to be honest they can have a way of waving troubles of life away and that is good Also I give them kudos on their grip on traditions They will wake up...yes I know most of them will claim Lagos thereby forgetting their origins but this is changing |
Politics › Re: Correcting The Definition Of What A Slum Is In The Southeast And Southwest by tonychristopher: 5:50pm On Sep 12, 2015 |
IheabunikeChuks: [s][/s]
Hey dunce, Whats your problem with my moniker? Is there a law that states you must register a moniker with your name or where you come from? Face your business and stop trying to curse your father. Akpu eating m.oron Son U have seen how you hold Igbo in high esteem that you jettisoned your people name What a pity |
Politics › Re: Correcting The Definition Of What A Slum Is In The Southeast And Southwest by tonychristopher: 5:44pm On Sep 12, 2015 |
IheabunikeChuks: [s][/s]
Akpu man, you are from the cursed region of the Niger. The sad beast region, go reshape your flat head before quoting me. Accursed bastar.d Has this gotten so bacd that you have this shame using your real name and you chose Igbo Monica Now that is impressive Try and be proud of your region That's honour |
Politics › Re: Correcting The Definition Of What A Slum Is In The Southeast And Southwest by tonychristopher: 5:43pm On Sep 12, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Correcting The Definition Of What A Slum Is In The Southeast And Southwest by tonychristopher: 5:41pm On Sep 12, 2015 |
manchy7531: You cant see such level of filth in the east.
Just imagine this kinds of Ike gwuru |
Politics › Re: Correcting The Definition Of What A Slum Is In The Southeast And Southwest by tonychristopher: 5:41pm On Sep 12, 2015 |
manchy7531: Correcting the impression of what a slum is like in the East and in the West
The slum in the West is as a result of individual poverty and lack if personal hygiene
But that of the East is due to government neglect and not extreme poverty.
The kind of slum in the West cannot be found in anywhere in the east not even in the villages.
Note this is not for diick measuring but to correct the impression people of both region have about slums in their separate region Still made sense ....just wondering what they were doing when Igbo were fighting civil war Just wondering also the post war period |