Politics › Re: When Ogundipe Was Meant To Be President, Only Ojukwu Supported Him by Uchek(m): 3:02pm On Aug 12, 2021 |
It is very important because knowing your age and ethnic nationality helps me determining whether to respond or not and if l decide to respond, the thrust of my response. I believe you are in Facebook. Can you give me your FB identify. I want to read the things you post on FB. paramakina202: Not important. |
Politics › Re: Greatest Nations In The World ‘re Multi Ethnic, Multi Religious – Osinbajo by Uchek(m): 2:41pm On Aug 12, 2021 |
Totally agree with you that our vice president is a hypocrite who talks the talk to hoodwink the gullible public. MarketMentors: This man talks like a hypocrite somes times, let Osibanjo tell us of nations in the world beleaguered in Injustice, inequity and nepotism that are progressive..
Nigerians are massacred in cool blood in their homes, farms etc.. Yet, Osibanjo has never for once come out and condemn in strong voice the carnage going on in the country, even if the president isn't against the gruesome murder of certain sections of the country..
There is usual saying " Injustice anywhere is injustice everywhere. Nigeria can never see progress with its current composition.. It's very easy to come out in a media platform or in available pulpits to make unreasonable statements in in order to appeal to people's emotions.. I have not really seen any trustable and dependable politician in Nigeria yet.. |
Politics › Re: We Can't Give Igbos Presidency- Nation Speaks by Uchek(m): 2:26pm On Aug 12, 2021 |
Igbos hate other tribes more than the Hausa-Fulani who kill and slaughter non-Hausa-Fulani Nigerians at the drop of a hat or Yorubas whose area boys and street urchins visit violence on Igbo traders. Thanks to social media, every ignoramus has an opinion on issues - including issues beyond their cognitive discernment. supportnija: Op, I think your opinion is not arguable, me personally I like igbo people, almost every race, tribe like Igbo, the only problem Igbo have are themselves, Igbo hate other tribes that is not theirs, Generally, I can confirm to you that people like them and they must try to work on themselves.. |
Politics › Re: How Abba Kyari’s Police Team Extorted N1M Each From Suspected IPOB Members - SR by Uchek(m): 2:21pm On Aug 12, 2021 |
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Politics › Re: Adeseye Ogunlewe: Why The Igbos Cannot Produce President In 2023 by Uchek(m): 9:37pm On Aug 11, 2021 |
What makes you so certain of your prediction? Are you even sure that Nigeria will still exist 50 years from now? Talking about Nigerian president, of what benefit has ot been to the region that produced it the most? Moferere: Ogunlewe has said it all. In the East, everybody is equal, nobody is ready to listen to the other. Most unfortunate are their youths who dwell much on hearsay, campaign of calumny and hatred, thinking that is how to achieve their goals in a big country like Nigeria.
Without sounding immodest, I don't think someone from the East will rule Nigeria in the next 50 years. Neither will they have their Biafra. |
Politics › Re: States Government, Not FIRS To Collect VAT Federal High Court Declares by Uchek(m): 1:31pm On Aug 10, 2021 |
You are absolutely right. Restructure Nigeria and that advantage will be eroded slightly. seunmsg: Lagos state will be the biggest beneficiary if this judgement stands! |
Politics › Re: Our Children Missed NECO Mathematics In SE by Uchek(m): 1:28pm On Aug 10, 2021 |
What have intellectual folks achieved in Nigeria? FreeStuffsNG: So sad.
Some years ago when Gani Adams just came to the limelight and creating problems with his militant arm of APC , I recall Prof. Bolaji Akinyemi, former Minister of Foreign Affairs, explaining on Tv why leadership of struggle for power should remain in the hands of intellectuals and not in the hands of people without an elitist education. He predicted that the international community will have more roles to play in the use of terror for power struggle and it takes an educated leadership to develop and execute strategies within the international rules of engagement. He declared emphatically that Gani Adams can never lead the Yoruba struggle unless he goes to school. Gani Adams eventually enrolled in LASU and the rest is history as he is today the Aare Onakankanfo.
The IPOB terrorists are not educated folks, they will bring more problems and unfortunately, it's the innocent who are already the victims who will bear the brunt . It's time the communities create their own JTF to protect their own people if the police can't do the work effectively.
Nobody from your community will kill you for not supporting IPOB, it will take someone else from another community to come into your own to kill you for not supporting IPOB. This is why FG was right in declaring the terrorists group IPOB as terrorists. The ordinary folks they kill or burn their businesses or stop from writing NECO deserve justice. They will get justice because there will be a Judicial panel some day to try each of those terrorists even afterwards. May God bless Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: When Ogundipe Was Meant To Be President, Only Ojukwu Supported Him by Uchek(m): 2:28am On Aug 09, 2021 |
Please can l ask you your ethnic nationality and age? paramakina202: I respect the man for not heeding Ojukwu's advise to fight a lost battle.You suppose to know when you have lost out in a power game and go back to the drawing board like the Northern military boys did in January 1966 after the coup and came back to take thier revenge six months later,if they had opposed emergency of Gen Ironsi in january they would have lost out. I don't know much about the diplomatic role he played during the war,that is a different thing all together. You are talking about integrity and moral courage?Abeg forget matter.He simply allowed peace to reign and moved on with his life. Some times peace is far better than being right.that was what the man did.On the other side our man claimed right and we lost everything. |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Problem: Britain Should Have Created 2 Countries Instead Of One(photo) by Uchek(m): 2:26am On Aug 09, 2021 |
Sorry, bro. I thought you were from the ethnic group that fought against. Any member of the ethnic groups that fought against Biafra lacks the moral right to blame Britain Biafra vasel15: We must still blame Lugard because Britain supported Nigeria to kill us when we wanted to leave |
Politics › Re: Buhari’s Defence Allocations Hit N5tn, Over 11,420 Nigerians Killed In Six Years by Uchek(m): 10:30pm On Aug 08, 2021 |
You have shown the level of your intelligence by comparing gun violence in United States and total breakdown of security in Nigeria. Your education investment is a monumental waste. deji17: More people die in the USA every year due to gun violence and they spend multiple fold on defence and internal security. Yet nobody is blackmailing their country with the numbers.
2020 was the deadliest gun violence year in decades. So far, 2021 is worse. Gun-related deaths from preventable, intentional, and undetermined causes totaled 39,707 in 2019, nearly flat from 39,740 deaths in 2018.
Mourners at a memorial for the 10 people killed in a mass shooting at a Boulder, Colo., grocery store. The March rampage is part of what’s been an especially deadly year for gun violence, one experts fear will only get worse. (Rachel Woolf for The Washington Post) By Reis Thebault The shootings have come at a relentless pace. Gun violence this year has cut through celebrations and funerals, places of work and houses of worship. It has taken lives at a grocery store and in a fast-food drive-through lane.
And most of all, it has unfolded on city streets and in family homes, away from the cameras and far from the national spotlight.
By almost every measure, 2021 has already been a terrible year for gun violence. Many fear it will get worse. Last weekend alone, more than 120 people died in shootings, according to the Gun Violence Archive, with three especially dangerous incidents in Austin, Chicago and Savannah, Ga., leaving two dead and at least 30 injured.
Through the first five months of 2021, gunfire killed more than 8,100 people in the United States, about 54 lives lost per day, according to a Washington Post analysis of data from the Gun Violence Archive, a nonprofit research organization. That’s 14 more deaths per day than the average toll during the same period of the previous six years.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2021/06/14/2021-gun-violence/ |
Politics › Re: Why We Are Prioritizing Job Creation - Osinbajo by Uchek(m): 4:25pm On Aug 06, 2021 |
Another gullible Nigerian Dejyom: Prioritization of job creation and employment generation is the way forward in the effort to close the widening gap of unemployment. This administration is looking pretty much on track in this aspect. |
Politics › Re: Why We Are Prioritizing Job Creation - Osinbajo by Uchek(m): 4:24pm On Aug 06, 2021 |
This government has less than 2 years to stay in office. What are they going to do in this few months if they could not it in 6 years? Our VP loves vomiting mesmerising and feel good speeches that is hollow and powerless just to deceive the gullible public . TheRareGem1: Diversification of economy is the best way to create jobs; agriculture, mining and others need serious investment while we continue to reap from oil proceeds. Creation of enabling environment is also key. |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Problem: Britain Should Have Created 2 Countries Instead Of One(photo) by Uchek(m): 4:18pm On Aug 06, 2021 |
Why are you blaming Lord Lugard that died long time ago. You had the chance to end Lugard's Nigeria in 1967 when Ojukwu declared Biafra, instead you chose to continue with Lugard's Nigeria. So blame your political leaders and not Lugard. CHIKINA! Fahdiga: Lord Lugard will continue to burn in hell till eternity |
Politics › Re: Osinbajo: All Tiers Of Government Must Be Open-minded, Collaborative by Uchek(m): 10:08am On Aug 06, 2021 |
Totally agree with you! Mordecai:

It appears this man derives pleasure from sounding off.
You want all tiers of government to be open-minded. Can you say the FG is open-minded?
An administration in which every critic is denigrated, and/or hounded by DSS, and to survive, we have to post our views on Nairaland where we are to an extent, faceless.
I cannot stop talking about my disappointment in a man who promised the gates of heaven, but watched silently while his principal drove us to the furthermost recesses of hell.
As MLK jnr noted, "In the end we will remember, not just the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends". |
Politics › Re: Osinbajo: All Tiers Of Government Must Be Open-minded, Collaborative by Uchek(m): 10:05am On Aug 06, 2021 |
Totally right! Akwamkpuruamu: Always sounding elusive and politically correct, while evil is being perpetrated right under him. |
Politics › Re: Osinbajo: All Tiers Of Government Must Be Open-minded, Collaborative by Uchek(m): 10:05am On Aug 06, 2021 |
The local government issue is not the responsibility of Abuja. It should be a state issue. TheRareGem1: The autonomy signed by Mr. President is not being followed by some state governments in fact, majority by of them refused to adhere to it. The local government has been outrightly marginalised and this is getting worrisome because the grassroots is where the foundation of everything start. |
Politics › Re: When Ogundipe Was Meant To Be President, Only Ojukwu Supported Him by Uchek(m): 1:53am On Aug 06, 2021 |
That's book confirmed Ogundipe and Adebayo as cowards whose actions or inaction allowed the North to hijack power and dominate Nigeria today Erudite77: This is not about being a coward! Ogundipe realised that no junior officers were in his support! When he gave an order to make a safe landing for Ironsi, the officers sent were ambushed. When he tried to send other officers, they declined! So he sensed mutiny.
Let me remind you.You can't declare yourself without internal support. Obasanjo was able to declare himself because TY Danjuma and Sheu Musa Yaradua were in his support. They emboldened him.
Did you know that Murtala and other junior officers were looking for him before they could ask Yakubu Gowon to take over? They wanted him to hand over peacefully. They never wanted him to assume the position.
So when Ogundipe realised that he was not safe again, he left the country in the midnight. Until then Gowon was able to become Head of State.
I can recommend this link. You'll see the man that saved Ogundipe's life.
Read this interesting account of how Ogundipe was saved!
https://www.thenewsnigeria.com.ng/2019/12/27/ironsis-death-my-role-in-brigadier-ogundipes-escape/ |
Politics › Re: When Ogundipe Was Meant To Be President, Only Ojukwu Supported Him by Uchek(m): 12:40am On Aug 06, 2021 |
How would he bring war to his people? Can the North fight both the East and West at the same time? Ok he didn't want to bring war to his people but he was willing to bring war to Eastern Region and partake in the massacre of millions of lives. A case of what is good for the goose is not good for the gander. You are absolutely right that he was not part of the coup and that the most senior officer in the military must not necessarily take over power. So why become a spokesperson of the an administration that humiliated you and hounded you out of office? Why didn't he reject Gowon's position of Nigerian High Commissioner to UK by telling Gowon that he was not going to be a part of government that hijacked power and subjugated and oppressed Yoruba military? That singular act would have made him a man of integrity and moral courage. paramakina202: Isn't it better than being dead and maybe bringing war to his people lose at the end and still go to exile after millions must have died? Who told you the most senior officer in the military must take over power when he weren't part of the coup plot? |
Politics › Re: Who Sponsored Adaka Boro's 12days Insurrection Against Aguiyi Ironsi? by Uchek(m): 8:21pm On Aug 05, 2021 |
3: Adaka Baro as a student of Nssuka , saw with his two eyes what Niger Delta Oil was been used for in Enugu, Onitsha and saw how marginalised olopobiri was
4: Adaka Baro was not the only one with deep hatred for Eastern region marginalization by Ibos and dominance, Ikwere leaders , Oyigbo leaders, Anioma leaders rejected the eastern region, some prominent leaders include Ken Saro wiwa, pa Edwin ClarkThere was no minority marginalization in the Eastern Region of Nigeria. The Willinks Commission on Minority Rights just before independence affirmed that. How did Boro become UNN Student union president in an Igbo-dominated university if Igbos marginalised minorities Jerryherd:

Lie pob
1: Major Adaka Boro was a military man.... First lie of the write up
2: Tafawa Balewa , Sir Ahmadu Bello , Samuel Ladoke Akintola had already been gruesomely murdered by Ibos like Nzeogwu when Aguiyi Ironsi was made head of state ..... Second lie of the write up
3: Adaka Baro as a student of Nssuka , saw with his two eyes what Niger Delta Oil was been used for in Enugu, Onitsha and saw how marginalised olopobiri was
4: Adaka Baro was not the only one with deep hatred for Eastern region marginalisation by Ibos and dominance, Ikwere leaders , Oyigbo leaders, Anioma leaders rejected the eastern region, some prominent leaders include Ken Daro wiwa, pa Edwin Clark
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Politics › Re: Why Biafra Lost The War - {a Must Read} by Uchek(m): 2:42pm On Aug 05, 2021 |
Stop lying on social media. When and where did Bello started replacing Igbos in Northern civil service that led to resentment. louqas: The bolded confirms igbo domination....which most Nigerians especially northerners and southern minority fear most. Pre independence, civil service of northern nigeria was peopled mainly by ibos , which make them feel like lords and eventually lead to resentments. Ibos too felt bad when Ahmadu bello started replacing erstwhile ibo public sevants with new graduates of northern extration...they mocked his death because of that further infuriatung northerners ...who then decided enough was enough with the 1967 coup...... |
Politics › Re: The Gross Hypocrisy Of Yorubas With Respect To Nnamdi Kanu And Sunday Igboho by Uchek(m): 8:23am On Aug 05, 2021 |
If you are northerner -particular Arewa Northerner, l excuse your comment. But if you are a southerner, l weep for the womb that bore you. SlyDev: Kanu and Igboho are noise maker. Their supporter are nuisances especially kanu ipob members. If at all Buhari will forgive Igboho, Kanu must be punished for his crimes. His followers na karma go solve their case |
Politics › Re: The Gross Hypocrisy Of Yorubas With Respect To Nnamdi Kanu And Sunday Igboho by Uchek(m): 8:21am On Aug 05, 2021 |
Totally agree with your apt observation! koondog: When Nnamdi kanu escaped military invasion of his house that killed 9 people, Yorubas called him all kinds of name including coward. Now the same fate has befallen Igboho, running for his life as well. Guess what? Same Yorubas are now justifying it, citing Muhammad and Moses for also running for their lives. But when Nnamdi Kanu did it, he was a coward. You won't see Igbos or Biafrans making a jest of Igboho's situation. Yorubas stop this your evil and hypocrisy, I say stop it! |
Politics › Re: Why Biafra Lost The War - {a Must Read} by Uchek(m): 8:19am On Aug 05, 2021 |
So who was in alliance between 1966 and 1979 with Fulanis? Under which alliance - Igbo/Fulani or Yoruba/Fulani did the policies and laws which destroyed Nigeria's federation and enthroned Hausa-Fulani domination of Nigeria occur? louqas: So who was in alliance between 1966 and 1979 with Fulanis? Get your history right In 1959....Azikwe went with fulanis.....he got ceremonial president In 1979....ibos went with Shagari.....and got ekweme vice President, even Ojukwu supported fulanis In 1999....ibos went with fulanis to impose Obj... In 2019.....ibos went with fulani Atiku In 2023.....ibos Will go with fulanis especially since APC will likely hand over to a yorubaman |
Politics › Re: Why Biafra Lost The War - {a Must Read} by Uchek(m): 8:02am On Aug 05, 2021 |
You don't understand the true definition of victims. The Nigeria-Biafra War and its after effects is the foundation of the political and economic marginalization Ndigbo in Nigeria and the root cause of Nigeria being a FAILED STATE which is affecting everybody - including the regions and ethnic groups that fought against Biafra. Stating this truth over and over again is not playing victim. From the May 1967 state creation by Gowon which deliberately carved out Igbo areas into the new states to the post-war centralization of our commanding heights of Nigeria's and deliberate government policies to economically castrate defunct Eastern Region. Articulating these grievances is not playing victim but stating reality. The average Igbo man is not asking for handout or special treatment. I am curious, HOW ARE WE BLAMING OTHER TRIBES FOR OUR WOES? "Igbos daily alienate other ethnic nationalities that should have been their allies by insulting and name-calling them thereby driving those that should have been a natural partner to the other edge"[i][/i] So Ndigbo are the only one that alienate other ethnic nationalities by insulting and name-calling? Other ethnic nationalities don't engage in such practices. You don't ascribe a behavior exhibited by every one to one ethnic group, exclusively. That's double-standard of morality. If because of that, other ethnic nationalities refuse to align with Ndigbo to free themselves from this colonial imprisonment called Nigeria, then we don't need such allies. He that is down fears no fall. We are already down in post-Biafra Nigeria. We will all continue to suffer until Nigeria kills all of us. Come to think of it, you are more worried by the insults and name-calling of Ndigbo than the ethnic killings in the North in the last 50 years where thousands of southerners -particularly Ndigbo have bee killed and properties destroyed. How many non-Igbos have been killed in Alaigbo compared to Northern and Western Nigeria? Lifestone: They blame every other tribes except themselves for their woes |
Politics › Re: Where Are The 1million Foot Soldiers Of IPOB To Rescue Nnamdi Kanu? by Uchek(m): 5:27pm On Aug 04, 2021 |
You must be unemployed or under-employed if Kanu/IPOB is your priority at this moment in Nigeria. cocolacec: Emotion without reasoning.
That is the whole sum of IPOB and their Supreme Leader wants them just like that.
Should they reason and ask simple questions, his house of cards will collapse.
Ask questions and you are a sabo, Fulani slave or efulefu.
Kanu did not set up IPOB Worldwide Limited to actualize anything.
He realized through Uwaziruike's MASSOB that Ndi Igbo are easily swayed by anything Biafra and he latched on to that emotional vulnerability to scam our gullibiles.
He hasn't taken a single step towards what it would take to actualize a diverse entity like Biafra.
His personality is incapable of such delicate and patient venture.
It is all a scam. Just see how they are fighting over money. I mean who are even those contributing money to this joke?
By-the-way, Kanu once promised yoruba people 1-million ipob soldiers in support of their own agitation for independence.
Now is the time to activate those foot soldiers if they truly exist. They should send them to Aso Rock to rescue director, instead of fooling around with needless propaganda.
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Politics › Re: Why Biafra Lost The War - {a Must Read} by Uchek(m): 5:23pm On Aug 04, 2021 |
How are Igbos playing the victims? Lifestone: I must agree that this is a piece of brilliant narratives by Mazi Ani and I salute his analysis of the events of the Civil War that in his views contributed largely to the defeat of Biafra. However his attempt to exonerate Ojukwu did not fit into the narratives that he himselves postulated. It is part of accountability for leadership to be held responsible for the outcome of events or circumstances they presided on and Ojukwu can never be excused from the outcome of the civil war. I am surprised that Mazi will attempt to remove Ojukwu from the context of inability to properly define his circumstances and developing strategies to overcome them. Those narratives as exposed by Mazi Ani did not fully satisfy why Igbos lost the war. To me Biafra was not ready when they entered into the war, the building of international allies and partners were not strong enough to justify the haste of going into war, a little perseverance for a more global support base would have helped. Secondly, the preparedness of their arms readiness is also a factor to be questioned, as elucidated by Mazi, they were outgunned and significantly outnumbered on man to man, so I question the rationale of starting the war in such circumstances. Relying on human sacrification in war situation and hoping for an outcry from international communities is foolish and as it played out, the world looked away while about 3million souls were wasted just because of the poor judgment of an individual. Today indeed has significantly changed in world ideology, national configuration as Mazi said, but little has changed in the Igbo approach to the actualization of Biafra and it almost look certain that the outcome will not be different given what it is now. There hasn't been enough international support other than largely from Igbos based in the diaspora, Igbos daily alienate other ethnic nationalties that should have been their allies by insulting and name-calling them thereby driving those that should have been a natural partner to the other edge. Today, the formation of ESN and killings of fellow igbos who is not on same page with them will continue to create internal divide and send wrong signals to others as to how the new Biafra will look like. As a tribe, igbos must stop playing the victim and recalibrate their politics to a winning strategy that will create a new Nigeria that we can all thrive and flourish now and in the future. |
Politics › Re: When Ogundipe Was Meant To Be President, Only Ojukwu Supported Him by Uchek(m): 5:07pm On Aug 04, 2021 |
Was he also a wise man in serving in an administration headed by a far junior officer( Gowon)and dominated by the Northerners who denied him his rightful position and hounded him out of Nigeria? What was the honor and integrity in becoming a diplomatic housboy for Gowon in London? paramakina202: Ogundipe was a wise man by refusing to take Ojukwu's advice that would have ended his life and the coupist will still have their way anyway. |
Politics › Re: When Ogundipe Was Meant To Be President, Only Ojukwu Supported Him by Uchek(m): 1:31pm On Aug 03, 2021 |
I have not gotten to the survey part yet. I am scouring your postings and identifying the ones to use for my political project. LegendHero: Maybe if you can show the survey you did for numerous monikers that share your ideology, that could look more credible. |
Politics › Re: Full Profile Of New IRT Boss, Tunji Disu As IG Removes Abba Kyari by Uchek(m): 1:26pm On Aug 03, 2021 |
And who are the children of hate and perdición? LegalWolf: It’s quite surprising that the children of hate and perdition are not shouting that a southerner replaced a Northerner. This time, it favors them.
We have a problem in this country and everyone of us is a part |
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Politics › Re: When It Comes To Building A Society, The Black Man Is Inferior by Uchek(m): 1:10pm On Aug 03, 2021 |
You are totally right! VaselineCrew: We might have special individuals, but as a collective, we are mediocre
In the part of Nigeria you currently are, does the government supply you tap water? Or did you dig borehole or buy from tanker?
Have you ever seen police squad cars “Pull people Over”? If it wasn’t for Hollywood, would you even know what that means?
Then we are still struggling to get power levels above 5,000MW, which is not nearly enough for even a section of the country.
When you travel abroad to western nations, you don’t even know where the gutter is, you will be looking and looking for gutter but you won’t find it. Come back to black man Nigeria, and be greeted by smelling open gutters all over the nation, but black man no send
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Some are happy to remain like this, but few are asking questions, seeking for a better representation of our race by building great black nations. But of course this is the minority, the majority no send |
Politics › Re: When It Comes To Building A Society, The Black Man Is Inferior by Uchek(m): 1:10pm On Aug 03, 2021 |
You are the real OPONU! laiperi: OP,your brain has been fried to accept and label yourself the way you are indoctrinated. You must be one of those that call the village, town or city you originated from a ZOO.
If Africa was crawling for over half a century with our civilization, we would still be better off than where we are today.
Why? Everything that is not yours you want because it is branded by white skin. This is why your Chiefs exchange gold for mirror. Today you exchange printed paper that has no worth or gold standard for your talents and resources.
This is why you gladly accept and argue for Structural Adjustments and Devaluations. How was that determined other than bulls taught you at London School of Economics.
Kotinu but don't compare your wretched brain with that of every African because they put your likes in Power to turn the richest and the most successful Black community into poverty stricken place with brains like yours begging for Foreign Salvation
Oponu! |