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inlandtaipan:Ok. Let me help you. Below you : I hope that solves it now?
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inlandtaipan:Mr, I saw the pix already. It's there for all to see so I can't seem to figure you point? Oh why is there numbers of fellas who lack common sense nah ![]() |
[quote author=inlandtaipan post=42077231]are you blind?[/quote ![]() I sight you. Why are you angry how can I be blind and be typing at the same time. Is akpu intoxicating you ni ![]() Quit uploading pix of 80s abeg this is 2016 |
vivianblog3: no brown roof after all ![]() Akpu eaters must be disappointment. As for that man? I say, Eya o ![]() |
lordyugo:Oh please ![]() So, SE is IBOS region as a whole but lagos isn't part of yorubas? Yeye people. Region ko, what of slum! Aba and backward ebonyi? ![]() What state are you from in the SE? |
SonOfEl:Far from it bro. Ok, let me burst you small sef ![]() And I quote you :Your parents and those before them, you, and those after are no longer slaves, thanks olaudah equiano, an Igbo man proud of his Igbo heritage. Now, let our viewers read the link below so that they can decide who's here to joke or serious. http://www.columbia.edu/itc/mealac/pritchett/00fwp/igbo/igbohistory.html Oya nah ![]() Choi Hehehe Lolz ![]() I don taya for u oo |
SonOfEl:Bro, you need to relax. So far I have been able to counter you " achebe is the father of bla bla. Please, all I ask for is, provide facts, let's see if I will be able to counter it or not. No be fight bro Calm down. This is a faceless forum abeg ![]() |
SonOfEl:He e don change tone sef Hehehehehe Bro, provide you facts nah. Let's see nah Eyah ![]() |
SonOfEl:Hhehehe Funny dude, read una no go read ![]() Go on, cope the text from the link provided with his achievements. Shey na him helpu yoruba man na? ![]() Very funny dude. Thanks for the comit relief shaWait sef, what did u wrote his achievement were sef? Don forget I know ![]() |
SonOfEl:And what has Ibo debunked abeg? You my friend need to do away with aba, ibo made news and historian. Read true history below abeg http://www.columbia.edu/itc/mealac/pritchett/00fwp/igbo/igbohistory.html Oya oya go on now feed your head ![]() |
SonOfEl:You my friend should read this : Calls for the late Chinua Achebe to be awarded a posthumous Nobel prize for literature have "gone beyond 'sickening'" and become "obscene and irreverent", Achebe's fellow Nigerian author – and 1986 Nobel laureate – Wole Soyinka has said. In a wide-ranging and passionate interview with SaharaReporters, ahead of Achebe's funeral this week, Soyinka urged Achebe's "cohorts" to cease in their attempts "to confine Chinua's achievement space into a bunker over which hangs an unlit lamp labelled 'Nobel'". As a winner of the prize, Soyinka can nominate future laureates to the Swedish Academy, and said he had been receiving a series of letters begging him to put Achebe forward. "Let us quit this indecent exercise of fatuous plaints, including raising hopes, even now, with talk of 'posthumous' conferment, when you know damned well that the Nobel committee does not indulge in such tradition. It has gone beyond 'sickening'. It is obscene and irreverent. It desecrates memory," Soyinka told Sahara Reporters. "This conduct is gross disservice to Chinua Achebe and disrespectful of the life-engrossing occupation known as literature. How did creative valuation descend to such banality? Do these people know what they're doing – they are inscribing Chinua's epitaph in the negative mode of thwarted expectations. I find that disgusting." Soyinka, whose own Nobel citation praises him as an author "who in a wide cultural perspective and with poetic overtones fashions the drama of existence", asked if the award was really "what the literary enterprise is about? Was it the Nobel that spurred a young writer, stung by Eurocentric portrayal of African reality, to put pen to paper and produce Things Fall Apart?" Advertisement He added: "Chinua is entitled to better than being escorted to his grave with that monotonous, hypocritical aria of deprivation's lament, orchestrated by those who, as we say in my part of the world, 'dye their mourning weeds a deeper indigo than those of the bereaved'. He deserves his peace. Me too! And right now, not posthumously." Soyinka also rejected Achebe's often-repeated description as the father of African literature – a label Achebe himself had vehemently resisted. Soyinka said that "those who seriously believe or promote this must be asked: have you the sheerest acquaintance with the literatures of other African nations, in both indigenous and adopted colonial languages? What must the francophone, lusophone, Zulu, Xhosa, Ewe etc etc literary scholars and consumers think of those who persist in such a historic absurdity? It's as ridiculous as calling WS [Wole Soyinka] father of contemporary African drama! Or Mazisi Kunene father of African epic poetry. Or Kofi Awoonor father of African poetry. Education is lacking in most of those who pontificate." Soyinka said he regretted that he had never had the chance to challenge Achebe over his final book, There Was a Country: A Personal History of Biafra, which had been criticised in some quarters as "unduly divisive". "It is … a book I wish he had never written – that is, not in the way it was. There are statements in that work that I wish he had never made," he said. His parting tribute to the Things Fall Apart author, said Soyinka, would be the poem he wrote to Achebe when he turned 70. "I plan for it to be published on the day of his funeral – my way of taunting death, by pursuing that cultural, creative, even political communion that unites all writers with a decided vision of the possible – and even beyond the grave," he told Sahara Reporters. |
SonOfEl:Boy of anger. Warisdis ![]() Get over you emotion mr I need a mature mind. Waridis ![]() I don't deal with people who can't control their emotions, I prefer facts ![]() |
Wizprodigy:Oral Honour, that's all I see. Read up : http://www.theguardian.com/books/2013/may/20/chinua-achebe-nobel-prize-wole-soyinka Perhaps you quote the wrong person my friend. I was referring to most "firsts " achievement hence I used ajayi crowther as a points to drive home my points. Wasn't even disputing whatever claim you put up there. I.e First TV station. Radio station. First Two story building among others.. Ha han nah ![]() |
Wizprodigy:Is that all? Where is the award? There are countless of great men who left the world without honour nor even known for their works. But what conspicuous the few that are remembered today or known is " HONOUR " |
Wizprodigy:What's essence of these without honour? Get over you emotions and face reality rather than providing with Oral glory and what many Yoruba scholar has achieved as a tribe or individuals. What's the essence of these without honour? Wole Soyinka Prize share: 1/1 The Nobel Prize in Literature 1986 was awarded to Wole Soyinka "who in a wide cultural perspective and with poetic overtones fashions the drama of existence". Yes Owambe is part of Yoruba culture, are you now attack yoruba race or the message? You kept hammering about VC, how many "firsts" didn't Yorubas achieved even before common VC of a thing? At the bolded ![]() Bros, quit spamming around joor |
Wizprodigy:Oh please relax. Quit this spamming already. Now, can you back you claim, what honour exactly? oh you mean Oral honour?Cheii ibo pple sha ![]() Dude, go on read history. Whatever you wrote up there does not change the fact that a Yoruba man taught Igbo how to read and write. And yes, an igbo man could be the first VC or whatever but that doesn't still change the fact that Yoruba beat Ibos in terms of "firsts" in all ramifications. http://www.columbia.edu/itc/mealac/pritchett/00fwp/igbo/igbohistory.html |
Wizprodigy:Hehe Are you educated? Then quite pulling out stuffs from your anus I hate aba made figures -i need facts. Bro, what I put there are facts. ,ok ![]() You don't need to spam around. |
OperationIgrigi:It's early mormor as I am quite busy but for posterity sake. Please read up -this is fact, true and indisputable history. http://www.columbia.edu/itc/mealac/pritchett/00fwp/igbo/igbohistory.html Thank you |
EasternActivist:Yes you are right on a faceless forum. Ok Indeed I believe you now. ![]() AyafyadU |
![]() Dokubo-Asari describes Buhari’s victory a 'gang up' Port Harcourt - A former Niger-Delta militant, Mujahid Asari-Dokubo has described the election of Muhammadu Buhari as a conspiracy between the North and South West against the South-South and South-East geo-political zones, reports The Nation. Dokubo, who is also the leader of Niger Delta People Volunteer Force, (NDPVF, said the voting pattern showed a gang up against the east and the minorities. Dokubo in a statement by his spokesperson, Rex Anighoro, said the election clearly reinforces the fact of self determination and the truth that Nigeria remains a very divided and separated entity. Also read: Asari Dokubo issues fresh threat to attack Buhari He noted that the victory Buhari is a historical reminder that the minorities are a conquered people who are mere appendages existing at the pleasure of the supremacist and the regional overlords. http://www.news24.com.ng/Elections/News/Dokubo-Asari-describes-Buharis-victory-as-a-gang-up-20150402 |
EasternActivist:As influential as he is if he shouldn't be taken serious why should we take you serious on a faceless forum like NL ![]() I am coming with more facts, ready my friend ![]() |
![]() Op where are yaa ![]() I love comedy half our such as this especially while I am less busy, you know? ![]() The Chairman of state Presidents of Ohanaeze Ndigbo, a socio-cultural organization, in seven Igbo speaking state, Dr. Chris Eluemunoh, on Tuesday warned against any attempt to “further marginalise” the Igbo in Nigeria. Eluemunoh, who spoke with newsmen in Awka, the Anambra State capital, said such attempt would be greeted with a strong move for self-determination by the Igbo. For him, Ndigbo had such concluded on such option, waiting for the “opportune time” to use the joker. He said already, the United Nations had invited some Igbo elders, to hear them out about their demand for a sovereign state for the Igbo in June. He said former National President of Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Dr. Dozie Ikedife, would be leading the Igbo delegation to the United Nations in June. Eluomunoh, who was speaking against the backdrop of speculation that the incoming government of President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, might marginalise the Igbo because the people of the South-East voted against him in the just concluded general elections. He said some time last year, the African Union had also granted an Igbo delegation a similar audience in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The Ohanaeze boss said the best path the Buhari administration would toe would be to discuss with Igbo leaders on how to chart a viable course for the country. Eluomunoh added, “Buhari must give us one additional state to put us at par with our other brothers. He must also implement the report of the National Conference. If he turns his back to that report, he is turning his back to the unity of Nigeria. If he kills the report, he is killing the unity of Nigeria.” He admitted that the change that came to the country after the last general elections was a welcome development, given the fact that the Peolpes Democratic Party had stayed on the stage for a long time. The Ohanaeze chief opined that there would be no real change in Nigeria if there “is no structural change” in the country. Eluemuno disowned the Chief Ralph Obioha-led Ohanaeze Caretaker Committee, which visited Buhari and canvassed for appointments for the Igbos, dismissing report of any conflict in the organisation ![]() http://www.punchng.com/news/ohanaeze-chief-threatens-igbo-will-secede-if-marginalised/?utm_source=Daily+News&utm_medium=twitter |
EasternActivist: ![]() It's ok. I will take it easy with you since I am in good mood tonight. http://www.topcelebritiesng.com/igbos-are-now-begging-to-join-apc-joe-igbokwe/ |
jstbeinhonest:#falls from the tree in alaigbo# The dude don't get at all ![]() |
EasternActivist:Hehehe Yimu Where is gej till 2019? You don't get it do you? Are there ibos in opposition or not as well? I am enjoying your comedy kai wahalai my buloda ![]() |
funmijoyb:Kukukeke This is what I often tell our yeeboo blodaaa don't throw stone... |
EasternActivist:Read what you wrote up there again, patiently this time please ![]() Looolz |
This is too "lame" I see no sense in this. What's the essence of politics without opposition? Mind you, unlike the people from the land of the falling sun yoruba don't do politics to be rewarded with political post nor cry over post. Where are gej till 2019? Remember the opposition unseated gej till... ![]() |
StOla:Yorubas are open and loving people. Anyway, obviously I can detect a spammer make I comot for here. Eeewww |
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