₦airaland Forum

Kudos op.

Chukwugekwu:
go and fight . Ewu

Ibo man and mouth.
What have u done about your killed chief in enugu?

Cowaduuuu

Chukwugekwu:
hahaha when did you turned to be a press
...........

well we know you guys as a coward ...because a coward always blame another person for his/her fault. ...... If you like type another one ....but go and fight hausa leave igbos alone

Loooool

Coward you wrote? Did you read that at all?
I guess we are learning that from you.
Do us a Lil favour? Read that again

macof:
I always knew you lack a ggood head above your shoulders. but I thought you like to fight
jumping into unnecessary fights is bravery in igboland is it? You just come here putting a shame on your ethnicity

Heheheh hehehe
Ibo dare not
Ibo ehn? Nah mouth dem get abeg

Chukwugekwu:
your coward is increasing by the day. ....can't u go and fight hausa and leave igbos alone .........shameless thing

You are damn right,you know?


[b]Fulani herdsmen kill village chief in EnuguFeatured
Friday, 20 March 2015 03:59 Written by e-Reporter0 Comments

Armed Fulani herdsman
ENUGU—Suspected Fulani herdsmen, yesterday, killed Tamgbo Ogueji, a member of the traditional rulers’ cabinet at Eke community in Udi Local Government Area of Enugu State. The deceased, aged 85, was allegedly shot in his house in the early hours over an undisclosed issue.
President-General, Eke Town Union, Mr. Anthony Enu, said the community was irked and the youths restive. He said: “Last year, the same Fulani herdsmen killed two of our brother, Matthew Aniugo and Chiagha Chigbo, in their farms. The town is boiling with anger now.
“We have reported the matter to the Police. We are calling on all relevant authorities to prevail on these Fulani herdsmen to ensure justice for our people.” All efforts to get the reaction from the Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Ebere Amaraizu, proved abortive as he did not respond to calls and SMS to his mobile phone. (Vanguard)[/b]

Na wah oo
Even in SE?

Fulani herdsmen kill village chief in EnuguFeatured
Friday, 20 March 2015 03:59 Written by e-Reporter0 Comments

Armed Fulani herdsman
ENUGU—Suspected Fulani herdsmen, yesterday, killed Tamgbo Ogueji, a member of the traditional rulers’ cabinet at Eke community in Udi Local Government Area of Enugu State. The deceased, aged 85, was allegedly shot in his house in the early hours over an undisclosed issue.
President-General, Eke Town Union, Mr. Anthony Enu, said the community was irked and the youths restive. He said: “Last year, the same Fulani herdsmen killed two of our brother, Matthew Aniugo and Chiagha Chigbo, in their farms. The town is boiling with anger now.
“We have reported the matter to the Police. We are calling on all relevant authorities to prevail on these Fulani herdsmen to ensure justice for our people.” All efforts to get the reaction from the Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Ebere Amaraizu, proved abortive as he did not respond to calls and SMS to his mobile phone. (Vanguard)

lygn19:
lol... ok I worwor, but e no change d fact say ugliness dae una dna...

You know? I've heard, read that behind the keyboard ibo are cowards but I find that difficult to belief but thank God as you've just proven that to be true.

You keep running helter, skelter, here and there,foaming in the mouth,shouting you papa is ugly,you mama worwor but to prove us otherwise you won't.

Wetin dey do yaa head Nna? I can tell you are mum's boy, under papa and mama training. Oh boy? Go and face your studies you are too naive.
You never cease shouting you are better,you are fine, show you fact? Become wahala.

Now will you permit me to unleace your akpu face ?
Yeye boi, you don't know who u dey are dealing with- I sorry for u.
Oya run run and run along now before I VEX

Eh eh
Thank u

http://thenationonlineng.net/new/ogun-making-industrial-hub/

OGUN: The making of an Industrial Hub




Still basking in the euphoria of the successes recorded from its maiden edition of its Investors’ Forum, Ogun State appears set to consolidate with the hosting of the second edition of the forum. MUYIWA LUCAS writes

Senator Ibikunle Amosun, Ogun State governor, is a happy man. Amosun’s happiness stems from the silent industrial revolution currently going on in his state. Two years after the maiden edition of the Ogun State investment forum, about 45 companies, each with a minimum investment of $100 million, have made the state their abode.

And in this, the high-rise cap wearing governor takes delight. “Today, I have the pleasure that Ogun State is now the industrial base of the country. No state has the number of industries that we now have in this state; it is not an unhealthy rivalry with anybody,” Amosun told a gathering at a forum preparatory to the second edition of the state investment forum which commence today at the June 12 Cultural Centre, Kobape Road, Abeokuta, Ogun State.

The investments spilling into the state are said to be the fallout of the policies put in place by the administration since its inception in 2011. For instance, early in the life of the administration, a clear-cut focus was put in place for achieving the set goals, one of which was to improve on agriculture and also embark on urban development. This reasoning was premised on the belief that agriculture will lead to urban development, and at the same time create wealth for the state considering its capacity to employ more people and the possibility of processing farm produce, which will ultimately lead to the harnessing and development in agriculture.

It is therefore not out of place that the theme for this year’s investors’ forum is “Agriculture and Urban Development: Ogun State… The new Frontier.” Besides, it is the belief that promoting sustainable agriculture will lead to industrialis-ation. “That is why we belief that agriculture is imperative for urbanisation. For instance, a starch manufacturing firm came here to grow cassava; and we had to encourage them to set up their processing plant here to produce the starch since the raw material is here. This will also create employment for our people; we are encouraging industries not to look far for their raw materials elsewhere because they are all here in our state,” the governor noted.

Amosun explained that the state chose the two sectors as the focus of the forum because, apart from the fact that they are interwoven, they also serve as agents of change, while agriculture, in particular, gives the state an edge over other states of the federation in terms of potentials and the gateway position of the state to other neighbouring countries. For him, the proximity of the state to Lagos State and also being an entry/exit point to other countries in the West African region, make the state stand tall above others as far as commercial agriculture is concerned. His words: “What we have in Ogun is not the seven million population but the ease with which we can be a hub. We are very close to Oyo and Lagos population. So, it is easy to make Ogun as hub. We are creating and repairing our roads, and as well building modern markets. So with these, you can access the West African countries through Ogun.”

As part of measures to turn the state into an industrial hub, the state is working closely with the Bank of Industries (BoI) to aid credit facilities for investors. This is aside the ease of acquisition of land for investment purposes like farming and siting of factories and other industries. Ogun State government, The Nation learnt, gives as much as 70 per cent rebate on cost of acquiring land and ensures that documentation of such properties are concluded at the speed of light. However, such lands have a caveat: development must commence on it within six months of its allocation. This, the governor explained, is to ensure that only serious minded investors come to the state. For him, the target is to feed, cloth, house and move Lagos, as well as becoming the industrial hub of West African region. By this he means being the all round provider of the needs of Lagosians, in the area of agriculture, accommodation, and others socio-economic needs of the state. A high point of the forum will be the launch of the state’s metro city project, on which the urban development programme of the administration is anchored. This aims to bring mega cities, comparable to what obtains in developed countries and places like Dubai, to the state.

These efforts appears to be falling in line with a study conducted shortly after the inauguration of the present administration which hinted that the state will attain fiscal autonomy by 2015, provided her current economic realities are sustained. This was contained in the preliminary report of the peer review exercise conducted by the policy consultant to the Nigerian Governors’ Forum (NGF), Mr. Ilyasu Gashinbaki. According to the report, the state’s Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) was projected to exceed that of Oyo State by 2013; and may be ranked in the same category with major IGR driven states like Lagos, Kano and Rivers by 2020. It reckoned that if the current policy thrust is sustained by successive regimes especially regarding port development – deep sea port Olokola regional free trade zones, Kajola special rail system; Gateway International Airport, tourism, trade and  commerce, construction boom and trans ECOWAS trade, then Ogun will become the most advanced subnation among countries in the West African sub region. Besides, the state’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is said to be bigger than that of countries like Togo, Lesotho, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Gambia, Guinea, Sao Tome and Principe amongst others.

OgunState government has stated that it would stop at nothing to position the State as the preferred destination for investors; not only in Nigeria but Africa as a whole.

Economic Adviser to Governor Ibikunle Amosun, Mr. Rotimi Adewunmi, who stated this while speaking with THISDAY in his office at Abeokuta, the State capital, said the Ibikunle Amosun Administration was fully ready to explore the abundant resources in the State and open it for business.

Adewunmi, who was flanked by the Special Adviser to the governor on Commerce and Industry, Mr. Femi Ogunsola and Senior Special Assistant on Trade and Investment, Mrs Adenike Aboderin, said the government would use the forthcoming two-day investors’ forum scheduled to hold in Abeokuta on March 26 and 27 to sell its economic master plan to international investors.

He disclosed that the State government was particularly looking at investors from South East Asia and will also learn from Brazil in developing its housing sector. “What we are organising is not a summit where people come, talk and go but a summit where we can sell an economic master plan and do a follow-up after the forum,” Adewunmi said.

“We have recognised where our strength lies and we want to capitalise on those areas. We want to attract people who will invest in those areas as well as other big players into the State,” he added.

Special Adviser to the governor on Commerce and Industry, Ogunsola, said the State government was interested in developing the agriculture and agro-allied sector; mining, foundry, logistics and cottage industries.

“What we are trying to do is to create an enduring sustainable platform between the government of Ogun State, those who are investing here at the moment and those who will be coming in the future. Our plan is to position Ogun State as the preferred investment destination in Africa,” he said.

In her contribution, Senior Special Assistant on Trade and Investment, Aboderin, said research had shown that currently, Ogun State offers the best returns on investment.

She also noted that the office of Trade and Investment and the Bureau of Lands, Urban and Regional Planning are working hard to make the state an investor’s delight, especially with the One-Stop shop concept where all the papers needed by investors could be processed under one roof.

“Currently, research has shown that Ogun offers the best returns on investment. We therefore want to exploit this to woo investors into the State. We are not waiting until we have the entire infrastructure in place. We are starting by developing our roads and creating an environment that is conducive to business.

“A joint task force is in place to ensure security and what we offer investors are in tandem with global standards. The response to our call has been overwhelming as investors are really hungry to do business here,” she stated.


http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/ogun-seeks-preferred-investment-destination-status/111991/
Ogun is moving...SW is progressing/moving.

This is good news for the good people of ogun and yoruba nation in general.

Indeed, Ogun is emerging and setting New pace for others to follow.
I'm impressed
God bless apc
God bless Ogun state
God bless Oduaa nation.

lygn19:
lol...see mumu lemme put my pic on Nairaland so dat una go carry me go Baba ijebu... I ve two accounts my face is on d oda, and I bet u babe's are tripping ... like I said go and ask ur fada y.

Stop/quit foaming in the mouth.
you knew you ain't willing u dey form fine boi?
Nairaland no go kill person!!

U know u be ugly boi before,why u dey form?
Looool
He's cursing now becos of what?
Show u worwor face no dey form for here before I give u e-slap
If u ain't ready abeg go hide ur disfigure head for corner..yeye ibo boi

after1:
[s][/s]

Trash from an accursed fool.

Don't mind that Mofu'tau, original general is watching
Loool

Wonder shall never end on NL
General ko generator ni

lygn19:
if I was to put my face here on Nairaland, u wud go and start asking ur parents y....lol

Dude, why not quit salivating,chest beating,swallow your pride.
Show your face first nah

Let's see your yellow,disfigure akpu,okro like-face,will you now



This dude dey hide

Ok ok ok
Handsome bobo...plsssssssssssssssssssss don't be shy now

lygn19:
it doesn't also change d fact that ugliness runs in ur DNA...,

Oh really?
Show me your face I'll tell you how handsome you are

Yeye dey smell, you Igbos won't kill one with laff..

gesundheit:
And everyone in the east are millionaires including the once singing praise songs for alms at various motorparks.

You mind the hairy chest beater
Abeg free the dude joor

BuddahMonk:
Why are there so many beggars in Ibadan

I will tell why now.
Just sit down,read and watch.

Wait??
Are u saying there are no beggars in ibo land?


http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/News/National/5724637-147/story.csp

Abuja authorities relocate beggars to their states of origin
By Ngozi Oboh
June 30, 2011 10:46PM
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Less than 24 hours after the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) announced a review on the operations of parks and gardens in the city and directing that they should henceforth close by 6pm, the administration yesterday repatriated over 170 beggars arrested from different parts of the city to their respective states of origin.

This, according to FCTA, is part of its effort to ensure security of lives and properties in the federal capital.

The repatriated beggars, who were evicted in groups in different buses, were taken to states such as Kaduna, Kano, Bauchi, Jigawa, Nasarawa, Kogi, Kwara, Plateau and Gombe. Other states are: Enugu, Akwa Ibom, Cross River and Abia.

Islie:
http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=120115

Cc lalasticlala

Una eye go clear

bigfrancis21:
I know this might be an old article but I thought it interesting to reblog again for those who may have missed it. Read and enjoy.

http://www.modernghana.com/news/323651/1/between-igbo-yoruba-and-other-nigerian-women.html

I'm 100% certain he wrote this too?

Shouldn't we consider this as well?




According To History



August 5, 2013 – Femi Fani Kayode Blasts The Igbos: Yoruba People Developed Lagos According To Historical Facts
”The claim that the igbo helped to develop Lagos is hogwash. The major institutions of the south-west were developed by the diligence, hard-work, industry and sweat of the yoruba people. This is a historical fact”- Femi Fani-Kayode
I posted these words on my facebook wall as a fall out from the hot debate that was generated after the relocation from Lagos to Anambra of 19 igbo destitutes by the Lagos State Government and Governor Fashola. Immediately after the posting all hell broke loose on my wall and all sorts of exciteable and emotion-laden comments and assertions were made on the thread. I welcome each and every one of those comments including those that accused me of being a tribalist and a yoruba nationalist.
That is the spirit of debate and we cannot all possibly agree on everything. Needless to say I stand by every word that I wrote in the post and those that do not share my view are free to hold their own opinion. My assertion is based on history and knowledge and not emotion. The facts are clear and the records speak for themselves. I will go no further than that because it is about time that Nigerians from the younger generation learnt to do their own research and to study their own history. I will not allow the mob mentality or the wild emotions of others to becloud my thinking or to intimidate me into distorting the truth.
The igbo had little to do with the extraordinary development of Lagos between 1880 right up until today. That is a fact. Other than Ajegunle, Computer Town, Alaba and buying up numerous market stalls in Isale Eko where is their input? Meanwhile the yoruba of the old Western Region and Lagos were very gracious to them and not only allowed them to return after the civil war to claim their properties and jobs but also welcomed them with open arms and allowed them to flourish in our land. This is something that they have never done for our people in the east. Such gestures of love and fraternity were never reciprocated. Now some of them have the effrontery to call Lagos which is our land and the land of our forefathers (I am half Lagosian) ”no-man’s land” and others have the nerve to assert that up to 50 per cent of the development in Lagos came as a consequence of the input of the igbo. This is utter rubbish.
Those that do not know any better ought to go and learn rather than vent their hostilities and ignorance against me here or on my facebook wall. I am not a tribalist but a great believer in Nigeria and more importantly I am a historian and a student of history. I will not distort the facts of history just to keep some people happy. The history of the yoruba and of Lagos particularly is very well known to me and the fact that Lagosians and the yoruba people generally are so generous and accommodating in their ways and to non-indegenes that settle in their territory should not be mistaken for ignorance, stupidity or weakness. We know our history, we know who we are, we know who and what developed our land and made it into what it is and we urge those that yearn to be like us to go and emulate our efforts and attitude to non-indigenees and hard work in their own states of origin.
I have nothing against my fellow Nigerians from other parts of the country and I have proved over and over again that I love Nigeria and that I am a Nigerian before anything else. However if, in the twisted imagination of some, speaking the truth about the history and development of Lagos and the Western Region makes me a tribalist, then tribalist I am. Servants of truth do not fear such labels and are often hated and misunderstood. If I was worried about what others thought of me I would have stopped writing long ago.
Meanwhile permit me to recommend to all and sundry to read and learn from the following words of an insightful Nigerian by the name of Mr. Sina Fagbenro-Byron. He has had the courage to analyse the matter in a very honest, clear and forthright manner and he has spoken the truth. Let us hope that those that have no knowledge of that truth are humble enough to learn from it. He wrote-
”It has become a recent habit by a number of our young Igbo brethren to refer to Lagos as a ‘no-man’s land. The great Zik, Mbadiwe, Mbonu Ojike, Ajuluchukwu, Opara etc would never have made such statements as they knew better. It is not only unfair but in extremely bad taste apart from the fact that it is historically false. How can you call a land that has had over 400 years of traditional rulership and cultural definition as a no man’s land.? It shows contempt for the indigenes, ingratitude of hospitality and a betrayal of ones host.
The late Herbert Macauley( a Yoruba Lagosian) on his dying bed endorsed Zik as successor leader of the NCNC because of his nationalism, intellectual sagacity and it was endorsed by a group of Yoruba elders and not by any Igbo population who is anycase were infinitesimal as at the time, for Chinua Achebe records in his book, and we can roughly confirm that there were not more than a few thousand Igbos in Lagos before the civil war. So after having been received, accommodated by their host Yorubas since the 1940s a generation that is ignorant of history and careless of historical relationship refer to Lagos as no mans land, this attitude is the cause of the perennial Jos crisis amongst others.
When the military stopped the teaching of history in schools in the 1980s, we knew that by allowing them we courted confusion, but it was deliberate. Up till 1968 , Mushin, Apapa, Ikeja, were all part of the Western Region. The English treaty was with the Oba of Eko Ile,(Lagos). Lagos traditional families all are Yoruba and the founder of Eko was Ogunfunminire who migrated from Ife before the 16th century. Lagos traditional Obaship was confirmed on behalf of the Oduduwa dynasty. If we consider it unfair to call Igbo property ‘abandoned property’ after the civil war, why should they refer to another mans backyard as no man’s land.
Lagos had been the commercial nerve center of West Africa before Nigeria was created and this was attributable to the welcoming attitude of coastal Yorubas, which was first betrayed by the Portugese who introduced slave trade, the Kiriji war and the 100 year Yoruba civil war of 1769-1869 also saw a huge population from the other Yoruba Hinterland moving to Lagos to procure salt, guns,seek out their freed slave brethren etc and these led to the growth of Lagos. Since independence and after the civil war, other Nigerians have made Lagos a home for themselves , but none have been so unkind as to call Lagos a no mans land.
Igbos who say this and claim credit for the development of Lagos should remember that the first Industrial Estate in Nigeria was built by Awolowo in Ikeja as Premier of the West and the Western house on Broad street has significant historical importance. I would urge my Igbo brethren not to make true the words of Sardauna when he described the Igbos as having a tendency to come in as visitors and seek to claim ownership to the exclusion of indigents, if Onitcha or Abakaliki is not no mans land why should Lagos be. Imagine how our Niger Delta brethren will feel if we refer to their space on God’s earth as no mans Land?”
Fagbemi-Byron has hit the nail on the head and I wholeheartedly commend him for his courage. Frankly I could not have put it better myself. How I wish that more of those that are in the younger generation today would indulge in the type of research and scholarship that this man has obviously done. He, and those that value truth and knowledge like him, are the true Nigerians and thankfully I believe that there are many like him in every tribe and nationality in this great country. May God grant them the courage to speak out and cure the ignorant of their ignorance.
God bless Nigeria.
Femi Fani Kayode

God dey ooo hmmm

dre11:
http://www.punchng.com/news/ex-govs-buharis-associates-lock-horns-with-tinubu/


Cc lalasticlala

OroBo, fat lies


THE All Progressive Congress (APC) has dissociated self from purported cabinet list in circulation. The national publicity secretary of the party, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, who spoke with The Guardian yesterday, insisted that the purported ministerial list, said to be under the scrutiny of the security agencies, “is false”, adding the party was not considering any list.

“The most important thing is getting the agenda for governance right. There are many qualified Nigerians that help in actualising the agenda and we are not interested in pulling the cart before the horse.

Frankly, ministerial list is not one of the major priorities of the party for now. You must disregard any of such list,” he said.

Urging, Governors Babangida Aliyu of Niger State, and his Jigawa State counterpart, Sule Lamed, to exercise post-election restrain, the APC frowns at recent comments by the two governors on the party and President-elect, General Muhammadu .

‘’Nigerians have switched from pre-election to post-election mode, making the unsolicited advice and the rehash of the vitriolic electioneering campaign rhetoric from the two governors totally out of tune with reality.

Our commitment to Nigeria is sacrosanct, irrespective of the state of the economy; hence we do not need any cheeky advice from the two governors.


We are not making any excuses, but we will let Nigerians and indeed the world know how much the economy has been wrecked and the role of anyone in bringing the economy to its knees,” the statement read in part.

‘’Governors Aliyu and Lamido are so bitter and traumatised that they have forgotten it was their party, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) that divided Nigeria along it ethnic, religious and regional fault lines.

They have forgotten that it was their party that cleaned out the commonwealth in its desperation to win at all cost, at a stage shunning the Naira for US dollars and helping to crash the value of the local currency.

‘’The governors are also imagining where they would have been now, had they not betrayed the G7 of which they were original members, seeing the group up to the starting line but cunningly refusing to take off when the race was flagged off.

They made a wrong choice and lost out, and they must live with the consequences of their choice, instead of continuing to snipe at some imaginary enemies. to rebuild Nigeria,’’ APC said.


http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/05/apc-dissociates-self-from-ministerial-list-in-public-domain/

aresa:
Olodo, do you even know the meaning of funded? You ignorant villagers really need to shut up sometimes...

Why not spend more time on your backward and unproductive villages with worthless and incompetent governors for the sake of your own people?

Cheii make una free this online billionaire nah

Loool
Cheii this is epic, upper cut
Una no go kill person for NL

after1:
[s][/s]

Bast.ard, you think the village drunkard your mother show you is your father. Wake your mother in the middle of the night, and she will tell you the story of your real father. I just give you the hint, try it and it will work out. Blame the village w.hore you call a mother for hiding the truth from you. Thank me later.

Cheii
This is cruel

Life is not all about you guys. Selfishness at its peak!!!!

Why didn't you say all these rubbish when Jonathan filled up everywhere with incompetent Igbos? Igbos utterances in the last couple of days has shown how hypocritical and despicable you guys are.

After Aguiyi Ironsi regime, Nigerians thought there would never be a govt administration laced up with tribalism, bigotry and nepotism until another half-Igbo man became a president. Take a look at this list below and tell me if any president has ever done this except Aguiyi Ironsi.

President-Igbo
SGF-Igbo
CBN - IGBO
Speaker deputy - Igbo
Senate deputy - Igbo
Minister for Finance - Igbo
Petroleum-Bayelsa
Printing and Minting - Igbo
Nafdac -Igbo
Health - Igbo

Even the Hausas/Fulanis in military have never done this above show of shame and pure tribalism. And Igbos were quiet all through that administration cos others were marginalised.

Jonathan removed other tribes from head of parastatals and put Igbos there but that would be addressed now. Bureau of statistics was filled up with Igbos.

The Igbo man in charge of population related parastatal even made an attempt to inflate the population of Igbos by trying to run the previous census down so as to pave room for manipulation but Thank God for Nigeria senate who saw through that tribal plan. The map of Nigeria alone says a lot without doing per head counting.

I wish this coming administration could pay you bunch of Ingrates in your own coins
There is no doubt at all that there is a strand in contemporary Igbo behaviour that can offend; by its noisy exhibitionism and disregard for humility and quietness"
.............Chinua Achebe.
Dokubo-Asari describes Buhari’s victory a 'gang up'
2015-04-02 17:23
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


Above, are the chronic pains,agony and mentality of Igbos: the 5th class citizen of obodo nigeria.

SW/North alliance is killing them slowly hence and another reason why they want out of obodo nigeria

Cheii Igbos don suffer..must u lie to feel important?

tp10:
Pls front of the page

If ibo feel marginalised by the SW/North they should simply intensify on their BaFara rather than peddling propaganda about, fabricating lies here and there to cause division between the north and the SW.

Who's the slave now? I feel for ndigbo

Gbawe after1 subway101

Truth..? Will always prevail

http://pointblanknews.com/pbn/rejoinders-editorials/rejoinder-shamsuddeen-usman-denies-making-comments-against-yorubas-tinubu/


Rejoinder: Shamsuddeen Usman Denies Making Comments Against Yorubas, Tinubu
“Our attention has been drawn to an online story entitled ‘Tinubu Can’t
Blackmail Buhari, says Former Finance Minister’ or its variant, entitled
‘Yoruba People Contributed Nothing to Buhari’s Victory’ which are being
presented as having been adapted from a statement purportedly issued by
former Minister of National Planning, Dr Shamsuddeeen Usman,CON.

As his aides, we had initially doubted the information upon first alert,
but were eventually prompted to check online for confirmation, following
relentless apprehension from friends of Dr Usman and other well meaning
Nigerians who have been calling to express their outrage We discovered, to
our chagrin, that the malicious publication was actually posted on the
internet by a couple of shadowy online news sites.

Clearly, they had done this out of mischief as was evident in the
shameless confession of one of the sources that goes by the name
SayelbaTimes which still went ahead to publish the information, even after
admitting languidly, that “SayelbaTimes is yet to confirm the veracity of
the claim though.”

It is quite telling that both the print and electronic media as well as
the mainstream online news sources which are very conversant with Dr
Usman’s personality had deliberately ignored the information, knowing that
it couldn’t be anything else other than a contrivance of the wicked.

Anybody who has followed the exemplary career and accomplishments of this
cognate technocrat, especially his unblemished record in public service,
will attest to the fact that Dr Usman neither speaks the language of abuse
nor engages in trite talks.

We wish therefore to categorically state that Dr Usman knows nothing about
this invidious and treacherous statement that has been attributed to him
through a fake social media account.

While we urge the general public to disregard such irrational claims, we
are also inclined to warn the originators of the fake report to desist
from such actions. This is because it is pure evil, criminal, cowardly and
designed to ultimately consume the perpetrators.

It is a natural justice that no crime will go unpunished, and it is only a
matter of time before the perpetrators of this heinous fabrication will be
exposed. To ensure that this is done, our principal has put the security
agencies and his lawyers on notice, and we have no doubt that they will
diligently do their job.”

(Signed)

Mustapha Hassan Gwarzo
Special Adviser to Dr Shamsuddeen Usman

lygn19:
it's dx types dat wud be using 10mb and one second hand android phone here on nairaland and be shouting igbos want to claim lagos, igbos go back to ur village...lol

..and how does that change the fact that lagos belong to yoruba/SW?
To you village in the YEast abeg

Fact is the ibo want out of nigeria because they feel marginalised, isn't it?

ONITSHA — Ndigbo Unity Forum, NUF, an Igbo social-political organisation, has set a five-point agenda for the Preisdent-elect, General Muhammadu Buhari (retd), as a means of pacifying Ndigbo in all its ramifications.

Top on the agenda is ensuring the execution of the second Niger Bridge project, as scheduled; use of reputable persons from the Eastern region in his government, as well as giving the region an additional state.

President-elect Muhammadu Buhari (L) waves in Abuja on April 1, 2015. Nigeria's new president-elect Muhammadu Buhari hailed polls that will lead to the first democratic change of power in Africa's most populous nation as "historic" hours after he secured a decisive victory. AFP PHOTO
President-elect Muhammadu Buhari (L) waves in Abuja on April 1, 2015. Nigeria’s new president-elect Muhammadu Buhari hailed polls that will lead to the first democratic change of power in Africa’s most populous nation as “historic” hours after he secured a decisive victory. AFP PHOTO


In a press statement issued, yesterday, in Onitsha, Anambra State, shortly after its quarterly meeting, NUF also asked the President-elect to reduce accidents on federal roads by constructing a dual carriage way since most of the roads were currently single lane and in a state of disrepair.

According to the group, the President-elect should also implement the national confab report as this will help fortify national unity.
NUF said after examining the outcome and transparency of the just concluded 2015 presidential election, it had no other option than to congratulate the President-elect.

“NUF is confident that the President-elect will give Nigerians the desired change that will steer the economic and security situation towards the right direction.”
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/ndigbo-forum-lists-demands-for-buhari/?hootPostID=c5264f3682179c1a07508f0e895bff2a
Supreme Council of the Elders of In­digenous People of Biafra has re­ceived an invitation from the United Nations (UN) to attend one of its meetings in New York in June, the first invitation to such a meeting since the Biafran pressure group came into existence.

Deputy Chairman of the or­ganisation, Dr. Dozie Ikedife, disclosed this to Daily Sun in Nnewi at the weekend. He said a delegation of the pro- Biafrans would be leaving Nigeria for the June meeting as soon as the group raised lo­gistics for the trip.

Asked what request the group would make at the UN, he said: “We have no other request than the recognition of Biafra, recognition that we exist, recognition that we have the right to be given the oppor­tunity for self-determination, that the Indigenous People of Biafra have the right for self-determination, which Nigeria should allow to take place.”

He said in December 2014, the organisation sent a del­egation to Nairobi, Kenya at the invitation of the African Union (AU) to attend its Eco­nomic, Social and Cultural Council meeting.

Ikedife insisted that the group would continue to pur­sue its right for self-determi­nation without breaching any municipal or international law.

“The only setback, which can discourage us, is lack of money to finance the project. You know dissemination of information is not cheap. We have a radio station called Voice of Biafra. We also have difficulty in financing it be­cause we think the people we are fighting for will appreciate the effort, but they have not bought into the idea of sup­porting the movement,” he said.

He assured that the suit for self-determination filed by one of the arms of of the organisation, Billie Human Rights Initiative, against the Federal Government at the Federal High Court, Owerri, would soon continue now that judiciary workers had called off their strike.


www.sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=118921
Dokubo-Asari describes Buhari’s victory a 'gang up'
2015-04-02 17:23
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

kernel504:
l have lots of respect for your approach. Every tribe has it's strenght, as well as weaknesses.
Remember when you bully a child often, he becomes sturborn. Instead of building oneness among us, some low esteem individuals are busy faulting others for there low performance.

It's ok

after1:
I dont take them serious cos they are just noisemakers. See the kid above that want to compare tribes achievement online. Buhahahahaha.

I tell yaa
Those creature are just too funny.
I have my fact,smoking hurt,saved in my archive
Abeg

after1:
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Chest beaters that want to shut down the economy on nairaland. Selling gala in traffic is your own way of shutting down the economy. I laugh

That's ibo man for you ooo

kernel504:
@ Op: I still find it difficult to understand why your tribe is lacking behind the Igbo tribe, even after losing their property to enemy clans like yours.
We are the only tribe that can shut down Nigerian economy.
Please, if you are man enough, call the name of your tribe, lets compare.

I will like to engage u a bit:

Obviously, Igbos want to be seen in a positive light; indeed, they tell their tall tales of how they are all rich and powerful in order to seem important in other people’s eyes.

Have you ever seen a humble Igbo man who does not present himself as god almighty himself even though he is a starving man? If you listened to these people boast you would think that they are as
powerful as the gods are supposed to be!


http://www.igbofocus.com/html/the_igbo_problem_can_be_fixed.html