Politics › Re: We Are No Longer Comfortable Being Part Of Nigeria - Igbo Leaders. by totit: 8:45pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
Huddler: Why are you crying like a kid nah.
You are total disgrace to shemalehood.
Oya pele Olodo. And I quote you, again : Huddler: [/s]
You are the dumb animal here. I'm just telling you the reality you are talking about beer parlour gist.
Our ancestors developed Lagos which is a known fact, we are buying your land and properties cos your inbred laziness you inherited from your coward forefathers.
Your useless afonja stats doesn't work again. But after being busted and embarrassed by me you went to pick up your akpu dictionary to save yourself from shame, here : Huddler: [/s]
Shameless illiterate, you are disgracing your tribe on the internet.
see the meaning of development.
development - /dɪˈvɛləpm(ə)nt/ noun 1. the process of developing or being developed. 2. an event constituting a new stage in a changing situation. 3. the process of converting land to a new purpose by constructing buildings or making use of its resources. 4. the process of starting to be affected by an ailment or feeling. 5. the process of treating photographic film with chemicals to make a visible image. 6. the process of bringing one's pieces into play in the opening phase of a game. The olodo couldn't differentiate nor identify ,a continuous word or sentence. Olodo oo  |
Politics › Re: We Are No Longer Comfortable Being Part Of Nigeria - Igbo Leaders. by totit: 8:35pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
Huddler: [/s]
You have been defeated.
you are pained and frustrated.
Cry no more. Yes! In your imagination.  |
Politics › Re: We Are No Longer Comfortable Being Part Of Nigeria - Igbo Leaders. by totit: 8:26pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
Huddler: [/s]
Shameless illiterate, you are disgracing your tribe on the internet.
see the meaning of development.
development - /dɪˈvɛləpm(ə)nt/ noun 1. the process of developing or being developed. 2. an event constituting a new stage in a changing situation. 3. the process of converting land to a new purpose by constructing buildings or making use of its resources. 4. the process of starting to be affected by an ailment or feeling. 5. the process of treating photographic film with chemicals to make a visible image. 6. the process of bringing one's pieces into play in the opening phase of a game.
Of course your brain is filled with poisonous ewedu gas, I really don't blame you. LMao. The olodo ipod yoot is trying so hard now to prove he's educated. Olodo, you used the word " developed " not development. Quit trying to safe face, Olodo rabataa 
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Politics › Re: We Are No Longer Comfortable Being Part Of Nigeria - Igbo Leaders. by totit: 8:24pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
donjahsy: This was possible because Igbo's are so marginalized and they had nothing in there state of residence, so they were forced to move up North and West were the federal government are so close to the people.
They saw many opportunities and grabbed it then made good fortune.
I believe your question is partly answered. There are opportunities in iboland too, and besides, SE as a whole receives fed allocation too just like SW, North.. And If you people claim that Yoruba are sbackstabbers and hate you so much hence the clamor for brafra why do you troop into SW almost on daily basis. And if iboland is so developed and SW isn't according to some ipod yoots why do you continue trooping into backward SW?  |
Politics › Re: We Are No Longer Comfortable Being Part Of Nigeria - Igbo Leaders. by totit: 8:10pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
Stingman: I laugh when people say Igbos don't develop their states....See the pic of a developing part of Enugu...We are asking for federal presence...It is unfair for people like OBJ to suggest, Igbos should not wait for the federal government...why would the north and the SW wait for federal government...? If you are in doubt, name one federal presence in the SE other than military and police barrack, CBN.
The 3rd pic is state government road project...but where is those of the federal government? SE really doesn't look like part of Nigeria, These are selective pictures. Mind you, nigeria isn't developed but developing..  |
Politics › Re: We Are No Longer Comfortable Being Part Of Nigeria - Igbo Leaders. by totit: 8:09pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
Huddler: [/s]
You are an animal, I said Lagos was made a lively and habitable place by Igbos.
How is that different from being developed by Igbos? shameless olodo. Dude, these are uncle made story Abeg. Try harder abeg  Illiterate, so in your thick, big, akpu head liveliness equals to ' development? Wonder shall never end. By the way,what's the pollution ..opps population of of iboes in Lagos sef? You better come up with facts and not another uncle made stats. Yeye dey smell |
Politics › Re: We Are No Longer Comfortable Being Part Of Nigeria - Igbo Leaders. by totit: 5:04pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
Huddler: Leave the internet, smash your phone .
Put more focus in your herbal medicine business.
Internet wasn't established for people like you.
Best advice for you this year.
Poor neglected soul. Is that how you want to prove you developed Lagos? Olodo. Nigeria isn't even developed but you've developed Lagos.
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Politics › Re: We Are No Longer Comfortable Being Part Of Nigeria - Igbo Leaders. by totit: 4:55pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
Huddler: [/s]
Shut that filthy hole you called mouth.
Twistary you think you are arguing with your fellow agberos?
Mutuwa is better than you.
facts from your large head doesn't work again . Be a witness not a fictional story teller. You've finally lost it. Go and sell you gala jare  Poor thing |
Politics › Re: We Are No Longer Comfortable Being Part Of Nigeria - Igbo Leaders. by totit: 4:42pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
Huddler: [/s]
You sound mentally disabled. I knew this will come, eventually it has come already.
Who asked you for all this?
Do I look like someone you will argue with?
You have posted this same article like hundred times here.
So tell me how would a sane man argue with you, knowing fully well that you are mentally challenged to be taken serious by people here.
Senseless kid go and face your herbal medicine business and leave internet for sane mind. And so fucking what If i post it hundred times,how does that change the fact or stop from me shutting you up,with your uncle's fairy tales stories of how you developed lagos-without facts? And here we are again..nothing, absolutely nothing to show for his oral stats. I hope you make use of your head next time. Lmao Poor thing  |
Politics › Re: We Are No Longer Comfortable Being Part Of Nigeria - Igbo Leaders. by totit: 4:29pm On Feb 17, 2017*. Modified: 10:46pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
[quote author=Huddler post=53801956][/quote]Illiterate ipod yoots,who believe that the whole world evolves round about him, who believe fairy tales, oral figures is anything to go by at the detriment of truth and reality. Cure you crave Olodo rabata : This is the list of major Nigerian imports and their worth -- before some people come and claim that their substandard imported merchanise constitute the bulk of the revenues generated via SW ports. 
Refined petroleum- 15% ($7.83-billion) Cars- 3.4% ($1.75-billion) Wheat - 2.8% ($1.46-billion) Packaged medicaments - 1.4% ($752-million) Rice - 1.4% ($706-million) Concentrated Milk - 1.3% ($679-million) Raw Sugar - 1.3% ($668-million) Malt extract- 0.84% ($441-million)
Sources: http://atlas.media.mit.edu/en/visualize/tree_map/hs92/import/nga/all/show/2014/  |
Politics › Re: We Are No Longer Comfortable Being Part Of Nigeria - Igbo Leaders. by totit: 4:23pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
Huddler: Only a mad man will argue with you, you are mentally distraught to be taken serious.
That big head of yours needs decapitation.
Senseless troll. You are obviously pained. Continue,keep cursing .. Olodo rabata  |
Politics › Re: We Are No Longer Comfortable Being Part Of Nigeria - Igbo Leaders. by totit: 4:11pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
Huddler: [/s]
You are the shameless illiterate here.
Of course you have your misleading and crooked facts.
Shameless agbo seller. I knew it  You've got nothing on that big head you call brain..  Olodo, how can you develop a state in a country that isn't developed?  |
Politics › Re: We Are No Longer Comfortable Being Part Of Nigeria - Igbo Leaders. by totit: 4:03pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
Huddler: [/s]
You are the dumb animal here. I'm just telling you the reality you are talking about beer parlour gist.
Our ancestors developed Lagos which is a known fact, we are buying your land and properties cos your inbred laziness you inherited from your coward forefathers.
Your useless afonja stats doesn't work again. The illiterate is pained. Quit the cry already, I have my facts but provide yours first. I am not here to engage my brain with illiterate aba gala seller. Dumboo
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Politics › Re: We Are No Longer Comfortable Being Part Of Nigeria - Igbo Leaders. by totit: 1:26pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
aloziedaya: The Igbo's are the only tribe in Nigeria that believe in 'one Nigeria' and that is where their problem lies. If you are dealing with a Hausa man, he first thinks of his religion and ethnicity, a Yoruba man thinks of his ethnicity first but an Igbo man thinks of one Nigeria. If you come to the east you hardly see any structure built by a Hausa man or Yoruba but, travel all over Nigeria the Igbo's are developing them bearing in mind the 'one Nigeria' syndrome. The Igbo man's quest for wealth has robbed him of his sense of belonging. That is why they develop other cities while theirs lay bare. Lagos today is developed by the igbos. Imagine what would happen if the igbo businesses in Lagos are in the east. Every major market in Lagos is dominated by them; ALABA INTERNATIONAL, TRADEFAIR, COMPUTER VILLAGE, LADIPO AUTO MARKET, BERGER AUTO MARKET, IDUMOTA etc. These are the backbone of Lagos state. They'll tell you that the seaport is in Lagos but, the largest motorcycle spare parts market in Africa is in Nnewi and, it is striving without any seaport in the east. Have you imagined what would have happened if these markets are dominated by the hausas? Or the Yorubas dominating these markets in another state? Of course they would have transfered them to their areas. Igbo's need to rethink and realize their mistakes. Develop your own. If you make billions in lagos and the billions are still reinvested in Lagos, you've not made anything. Aku ruo ulo amara onye nwe ya. Igboland will develop when we make wealth outside and send it home. The houses you build in Lagos because of the appreciation rate of Lagos can be built equally in the east to boost the appreciation rate there. Lagos is appreciating because you've developed it, do same down home. Politically, Igbo's are marginalized because they are seen as divided people who cannot come together with one voice. At the emboldened : But why do some of you iboes reason down south? Can you prove the emboldened? And besides, if there are more iboes in SE than the whole of Lagos or SW and you are so good at developing other people's land. How come your vast population in SE couldn't developed alaigbo as you did with Lagos.? Honestly, I don taaya for you people. The way you reason can be so annoying. Anyway, I will be here waiting for you to prove to the whole world how you developed Lagos with less ibos population while the whole of SE with vast population of iboes couldn't achieved the same hence you lamentation. Mtchew |
Politics › Re: The Yoruba Initiatives Cautions Against Agitation To Break Nigeria by totit: 3:31pm On Feb 15, 2017 |
BiafranPound: do you know that your brain cells and everything in your brain expired on 1st of January 2014 together with the zoo? Really? Is that all you've got? Tell me more  Look at this one with identity crisis talking about brain cell. My friend, if you words is anything to go by its obviously meant for you because your identity chaos has really dealt badly with your sense of reasoning and communication. Lmao  |
Politics › Re: The Yoruba Initiatives Cautions Against Agitation To Break Nigeria by totit: 2:48pm On Feb 15, 2017 |
[quote author=BiafranPound post=53737019][/quote]I do know what's wrong with you. And that's " identity crisis ". You try, strike to feel belong, you shout about on the roof top just to be tag another ibo wanna be in SS. But you know what? You need to leave SS land for them for Ibo land before you can be identify or adopted, at least  |
Politics › Re: The Yoruba Initiatives Cautions Against Agitation To Break Nigeria by totit: 2:00pm On Feb 15, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: The Yoruba Initiatives Cautions Against Agitation To Break Nigeria by totit: 10:50am On Feb 15, 2017 |
BiafranPound: do you know that Lugardian slaves are brain-locked and will forever remain brain-locked  Feel free to find solace over the pain. And No, I don't know.  |
Politics › Re: The Yoruba Initiatives Cautions Against Agitation To Break Nigeria by totit: 11:27pm On Feb 14, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: The South-West contributions to Nigeria's economy and other myth-busting facts by totit: 8:04pm On Sep 14, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: The South-West contributions to Nigeria's economy and other myth-busting facts by totit: 7:58pm On Sep 14, 2016 |
Henrydone: It has a lot to do with infrastructure,can't you understand infrastructure support an organization,pollution causes harm
Abeokuta Stop stressing yourself. This thread has served it purpose. |
Culture › Re: Igbo Language Teaching Centres In Ile-Ife, Osun State Launched by totit: 7:42pm On Sep 14, 2016 |
SONofYORUBA: Give or take two years, this project will be forgotten. The Ibo language is extinct.  It's those jobless ipod yoots striving to find solace in brafra that I even pity. See there kins men all over obodo yoruba land  |
Culture › Re: Igbo Language Teaching Centres In Ile-Ife, Osun State Launched by totit: 7:09pm On Sep 14, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Tinubu’s Networth Exposed: An Insider Reveals Details Of The Richest Politician by totit: 3:39pm On Sep 14, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Which Region Is Suffering More From This Recession by totit: 10:32am On Sep 13, 2016 |
InyinyaAgbaOku: Igbos are still the highest owners of indigenous industries, so what's your point? No country survives on importation? So, who made policies that favored importation more? The last time I checked, there hasn't been any igbo president in a long while, so Dafuq did northern and yoruba presidents been doing with our economy all this while? You must be clueless to think you as the end consumer is not one that will bear the brunt of high prices. No be how much u buy you go sell? Does a man that imports sanitary pads use them? Oh really?  Please tell me more..and please,back it up with facts and stats this time abeg  Waiting.. Note: I don't want aba made stats or oral facts. Thank u  |
Politics › Re: Which Region Is Suffering More From This Recession by totit: 9:36am On Sep 13, 2016 |
InyinyaAgbaOku: 90% of Igbos into import, export, trading? Seriously, why are yorubas this ignorant and brandishing it? That Igbos dominate that line doesn't mean that's all they do. Are Igbos that few in number? Who even bears the brunt of import/export gone bad if not the consumers like you? Why do you people get too emotional and bear anger while trying to express yourself on the platform-do you have anger issue ni?  Let's assume I was wrong with my number. But, hey, listen majority of una will be affected directly or indirectly because one way or the other una life dependent on buying and selling. Let's take for instance those aba boys,innoson, anambra men? Where and how do they solicit the raw materials that they use to produce these shoes, wears et al? Anambra men nko? Car importation, buying and selling chinko phones? Another case are Alaba boys, computer village boys,catangua boys, et al? Now tell me, isn't it obvious that majority of una are into trading-buying and settling? Not forgetting those gala, clippers, slippers, pencil et al sellers on the street?  I lie  |
Politics › Re: Which Region Is Suffering More From This Recession by totit: 12:50am On Sep 13, 2016 |
DozieInc: To answer your first question.
Gov't policies over the years killed off local industries like flies, to an extent foreign goods became cheaper with more quality than its local rival, due to the diff in cost of production.
your second question.
diversification really?? Can you show me any concrete gov't policy to back up your claim? Aba, Nnewi, Owerri and Onitsha have been striving outside the oil sector.
your third question.
These people have always shown understanding of the times and trend, so chill.
your forth paragraph is the only sensible thing you have posted so far, So you now realise who pays for the extra cost of the TRADER'S IMPORTS?? Looolz Bros no be fight o Just making my point clear to you ke  Only sensible you said,and you replied the rest of questions? Abeg no vex me o. Now, back to the matter. • This isn't about fact as sooner or later Nigerians and nigeria would be force to look inward and deal with termites that's been eating up her economy : over dependent on importation on foreign products et al Bro, no country, I repeat can survive on importation. Nigeria economy is in recession today all thanks to importation and over dependent on foreign products. Yes,we are being forced to diversify mind you its in progress though but we will get there. As it is both Exporter and importer are the worst hit as far as the recession is concern.  |
Politics › Re: Which Region Is Suffering More From This Recession by totit: 11:04pm On Sep 12, 2016 |
DozieInc: Nigeria is an import based economy, a consumer economy, we even import petrol, so should for-ex affect the TRADERS/IMPORTERS guess who pays the extra cost.
Your guess is correct. Loolz Yimu you. Haven't you realised that we are in this recession as a result of that? Now,tell me what's happening now, diversification isn't it? Sooner or later that was going to happen anywhere. So what's the future and how are those importers and exporters going to survive now or in years to come?  I pity una. Una better embark on local production that's backed and base on local raw material  Cheii you still don't get ni  1 love o  |
Politics › Re: Which Region Is Suffering More From This Recession by totit: 9:30pm On Sep 12, 2016 |
Emancipation: That is not true. Igbos DO NOT depend only on import and export. Plus if the cost of importation goes up, then the traders add it to the goods and the consumers pay for it.
There are so many traders that also manufacture their own goods. If you go Aba, Onitsha, Nnewi, there are so many traders with cottage industries. Just because your jeans and T-shirt says made in Italy doesn't mean it is actually made in Italy. A lot of Nigerians wear and use Igbo-made products without knowing it. O really?  I didn't even mention names or region. But, anywhere bros the reality is there, staring on your face. 90% of igbos are into trading,import and export,and yes those aba boys where do you think they get their raw materials from? Even raw tyres, China countefeit,meleesinnn,wears materials, et al -Where? Abeg me I don talk my own  |