Politics › Re: Buhari Fires 35 Aides In Osinbajo’s Office - Daily Nigerian by Uchek(m): 6:30am On Nov 06, 2019 |
Stop dressing the VP in a false moral garb. If he has a high moral standard and honesty, he will never ad accepted to serve as Buhari's VP Futuragetty: Eeyah but what is the VP's office doing with 35 aids? Not sure Th Presidents wields such power.
Buharist will claim that Buhari and Osibanjo has the most harmonious relationship than any President and Vice ever did. They will call us rumor mongers.
Osibanjo was dinning at the mercy of Jagaban. Buhari needed him to win. Yemi would have been fit for the Office of the AG, with his high moral standard and Honesty. Not the VP. |
Politics › Re: Buhari Fires 35 Aides In Osinbajo’s Office - Daily Nigerian by Uchek(m): 6:27am On Nov 06, 2019 |
Resign? Typical Nigeria will not resign from political appointment irrespective of the humiliation. It is even worse if he's Yoruba. truthfulparrot: If this news is true, I expect Osibanjo to resign immediately in protest. If not, he will be disgraced out. |
Politics › Re: 'nigeria Must Apology To The Igbos For The Genocide Committed Against Them' by Uchek(m): 10:59am On Nov 05, 2019 |
What is your ethnicity? Johans1991: As usual. Always chest beating and playing the victims card. The day you Will try that rubbish again the whole Igbo tribe will be wiped out of the earth surface. Akuya s |
Politics › Re: China Closed Border For 40 Years To Emerge Economic Power - Hameed Ali by Uchek(m): 8:55am On Nov 05, 2019 |
My brother, no blame am! He is a quota-system and federal'character based general who rose to the apex of his profession not on merit and competence. He has zero clue on how China - less developed than Nigeria in the 70s - transformed itself and now is biggest economy of the world. Dedetwo: You do not have brain of Chinese and do not reason them too. It is a human folly to imitate another when one knows nothing about the background of the person he/she wants to imitate. Nigeria is not China and do not have the pedigree of human composition of China. It is pure idiocy for Hameed Ali to even remotely make such foolish suggestion. |
Politics › Re: Yoruba Marginalization: Elders Met Jonathan To Complain - SMH by Uchek(m): 6:52pm On Nov 03, 2019 |
"I have seen what is done to Yoruba entrepreneurs in Igboland"Please educate me on what is done to Yoruba entrepreneurs? Hotfreezers: All these Nyamiris and that Omo ale animals talking nonsense here are very lucky I didn't see these last 3 pages when the exchanges were hot. I would have made you deactivate your accounts.
As for that ignorant bastard claiming to be from Osun state, I actually don't care if you're from Ouagadougou or Fiji. If you talk like a bastard, think like a bastard, act like a bastard, you're a bastard and you should be sacrificed to appease Ogun.
Yorubas on commenting on Nairaland are very lucky. I have lived in Nyamiri land and done business there. I have seen Nyamiris hatred for Yorubas first hand. I have seen what is done to Yoruba entrepreneurs in Igboland.
Nyamiris shouldn't worry. Yorubas are now prepared to dish to them what they have been dishing to Yorubas. |
Politics › Re: Osinbajo: Much Is Achieved When Public Resources Are Used For Public Good by Uchek(m): 8:18am On Nov 02, 2019 |
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Politics › Re: Osinbajo: Much Is Achieved When Public Resources Are Used For Public Good by Uchek(m): 8:16am On Nov 02, 2019 |
I totally agree with you. I also complimented him on that. heckymaicon: s
God bless youfor this comment. |
Politics › Re: Osinbajo: Much Is Achieved When Public Resources Are Used For Public Good by Uchek(m): 8:15am On Nov 02, 2019 |
Thanks Truthbites for your deep statement: " grammer without action" May l add this grammer: without principles Truthbites: Oga, u deceived me in 2015 (I don't know about others) with ur 'change' mantra to the extent that I now hate the word 'change'.
Sir, you guys haven't lived up to expectations. All we hear is grammar without action. In terms of standard of living, we are now worse off since 2015. Thank God I didn't vote for u in 2019.. So keep these talks to urself. |
Politics › Re: Kaduna Dry Port: Nigeria Losing 100,000TEUs Cargo To Benin Annually by Uchek(m): 6:41am On Nov 02, 2019 |
Please how can you unite Africa when you can't even unite the people in the "geographical expression" called Nigeria? Charity begins at home! justtoodark: you dont get it....its not even about competition,its about i dont understand you,you dont understand me....
we failed to unite africa....everybody is going their own way now....
au is a farce.... |
Politics › Re: What Makes You Think Divided Nigeria Will Be Better Than This One by Uchek(m): 3:18am On Oct 30, 2019 |
The east will be poorer than Cameroon? Are you for real? Please how old are you and level of education? myobjective: Biafra don't have the resource and knowhow to catapult to anywhere. The east without the oil producing state will be a poorer version of Cameroon.
The far north will suffer without the middle belt because they lack the arable land, educated population, religious tolerance to attract investment and is obviously landlocked.
South south will be the richest nation by far, they will have their 2m barrel oil production to less than 20m people alone. They have reasonable other resource in natural gas, arable land ( Edo, Delta, cross river) and relatively educated workforce.
South west wills developed well and we the omoluabi will be a great country where things will finally work |
Politics › Re: Buhari Did Not Hand Over To Osibanjo Because Of 2023? by Uchek(m): 11:16pm On Oct 29, 2019 |
How did you arrive at the conclusion that he is Igbo? And if at all he is Igbo, why did you inject criminality in the discourse? Are Igbos more criminally minded than your kinsmen? simpleseyi: Feel sorry for your lazy self and your brothers and in prisons all over the world for drugs trafficking |
Politics › Re: To Get Biafra, Forget About Biafra by Uchek(m): 7:01am On Oct 28, 2019 |
Since the end of the war, The Northerners and Yoruba - civil war buddies have controlled and monopolized the SS oil resources. In the 21st century, you are still talking about oil. You are very very ignorant "The Igbos cannot survive a year if the achieve Biafra" That's the daftest statement l havr ever had. Why are you worried about Biafra? Allow Igbos to worry about their survival leke12: Most igbos clamouring for biafra are just too dumb to think deep b4 they act especially when it comes to money. The main reason is their eyes are on Niger delta oil, "imagine that" they want to suppress another nation just for the short term oil goal which will soon be of less importance but I trust all d creek guys, they won't accept. For God sake u can't even develop one state in ur region up to a metropolitan with all d so call 'igbo is bless', "igbo is jews", "igbo is hardworking" and then u want a whole country. Wao! U must be the 'wisest tribe' on earth, my experience in Abia was noting to write home about. U guys are actually living and feeding on other regions. U can't even survive a year if u ever achieve ur biafra, I just pity those igbos wey dey ff dat ur so call biafra leader(d guy get dual citizenship and gbege na to run go ireland. |
Politics › Re: General Yakubu Set To Reveal Details Of 1966 Coup . by Uchek(m): 6:35am On Oct 28, 2019 |
Totally agree with you! MoIbrahim: Tou keep saying, "The days of Nigeria are numbered". This means you do not believe in the co-existence. Yet you want to be president, you want everything to be entrusted to you. Okay o. |
Politics › Re: General Yakubu Set To Reveal Details Of 1966 Coup . by Uchek(m): 6:14am On Oct 28, 2019 |
You think Igbos are the real losers of the Nigeria - Biafra War? Go educate yourself orisa37: Every Iboman was involved. Azikwe, Mbakwe Mbadiwe and all the Mbadiweres of Iboland. It's the humiliation of defeat which the Ibos suffered that is making it emotional for them to cooperate with The Yorubas to fix NIGERIA. Buhari is now going Nuclear. They don't know how to face him. They keep bungling, calling all Yorubas Afonjas instead of cooperating with them to keep the Fulanis in check. |
Politics › Re: Olayinka Omigbodun: Ojukwu, Who Ordered My Father’s Execution Was His Friend by Uchek(m): 10:44pm On Oct 27, 2019 |
You indeed a sophisticated slowpoke! Cosbyrich: Igbos are snakes under the green grass .They like repeating bad characters about other tribes and you would be surprised that both their illiterates and literates are in the same bandwagon. Everybody knows that there is no tribe that are the greatest backstabbers and betrayers than the Igbos.
These are verified Igbo betrayals to Yoruba,South,North and the whole Nigeria... Igbos betrayals..
1.Azikiwe betrayed the South to give power to the North.
2.Igbos later backstabbed the North and South by killing their leaders.
3.Aguiyi Ironsi betrayed Nigeria by foisting Unitary System of govt on the populace with decree 34.
4.Igbos betrayed Nigeria by supporting Abacha through the 1millon people march.
5.Igbos betrayed the South by always voting for the North.
6.Igbos betrayed Yorubas by voting for Tofa,another Northerner....
The list goes on...
Let anyone of them list their cooked up Yoruba betrayals and compare. |
Politics › Re: Olayinka Omigbodun: Ojukwu, Who Ordered My Father’s Execution Was His Friend by Uchek(m): 10:36pm On Oct 27, 2019 |
I really enjoyed your take on Awolowo and the civil war. You are an exception. You're about the first Yoruba that has clinically dissected Awolowo's civil war role. I will love to know you. I am conducting a survey for a political project am doing. I want to interview you and invite you to partake in a panel study. My email is ukoparah@ gmail.com. Please get in touch. kayjay69: It is quite sad that threads such as these that ought to help us learn the truth about what happened usually descend into a tribalistic tirade. The truth of the matter is and like it or not, Ojukwu, Banjo and Awolowo, were great men and I can bet you that 99% of the people typing away on this thread may never achieve an inch of what these men achieved in their lifetime. It is very easy to point fingers and criticise, very easy to throw stones.
Ojukwu did what he felt was right for his people and the evidence available suggested perhaps he did not have much of a choice because the Federal Gov of Nigeria kept breaking every agreement reached to ease tensions then. Igbos were being slaughtered in the North in reprisals for the coup (which was purely a military affair). He was the highest ranking military officer from the SE, he had to do something and he did. I salute him for the fact that he took a stand (even though stories would emerge that he caught wind of the fact that oil was already discovered in the SS in commercial quantities, perhaps he wanted to secede because of oil whilst being backed by Russia and France).
Regardless, I salute the man. However, it is also common knowledge that Ojukwu was far from perfect. It is said that he became paranoid at some point during the war. Perhaps this paranoia led to him executing some of his own of which Banjo was among. Kaduna Nzeogwu too and others. It was said that Banjo, Nzeogwu and the rest of the coup plotters were not really loyal to Biafra, they were loyal to their original idea which led to the coup and maybe they were trying to see this idea through. We will never know the truth. Anyone who talks from either side (Banjos or Ojukwus) will only peddle narratives that suit their own purpose.
Personally, I feel Awolowo should not have sided with the Federal Gov of Nigeria. He had the clout and influence. If perhaps he stayed neutral, he could have forced the FGN to restructure the country away from the unitary system of government and we would have either gone our separate ways or made the centre as weak as possible. You may disagree with me but I believe it was at this moment, that we could have had what I think would have put us on the path of real freedom and a means of true self-governance. It was at this moment we could have broken free from british tyranny through their proxies in Northern Nigeria. But the low hanging fruit is always tempting, always (the temptation to become President over all of Nigeria).
Awolowo remains one of my personal heroes for his political philosophy and governance during the old western region but he was far from perfect and I think this moment in time highlights one of his mistakes.
In closing, Nigeria and the Presidency, reminds me of the famed iron thrones from the TV series "Game of Thrones". The ones who has desired it and truly deserved it very rarely get there. Some who get there by chance, are removed. The only ones who get there and remain there are those who are pragmatic enough to do what is needed. Overall, Nigeria is not working and will never work (my view, please respect, don't argue). Either we restructure this country to have a very weak centre or we split it and each go their own separate way. Agree a payout with the ND to help each region stabilise their economies, and let everyone go fend for themselves. |
Politics › Re: Olayinka Omigbodun: Ojukwu, Who Ordered My Father’s Execution Was His Friend by Uchek(m): 10:27pm On Oct 27, 2019 |
Very Very untrue what that fellow wrote! jimyjames: What you wrote is untrue,
1) banjo was under ojukwu, it wasn't right for him to negotiate with anyone without the consent of ojukwu, he went about negotiating secretly with the Nigerian soldiers behind ojukwu,
2) ojukwu's soldiers and all the commanders under him including the two white German commanders all feared ojukwu none of them will go about raping women looting and changing leaders without ojukwu's consent, what you accuse Biafran soldiers of doing never happened rather it was Nigerian soldiers that did that to every Biafran land they recaptured, the evil killing of innocent people in asaba was carried out by the Nigerian soldiers go and get your facts straight 3) banjo was not a straight forward man, he was very secretive, the same reason he was locked up by the Nigerian authority in the Eastern prison, was the same thing that killed him through the hand of ojukwu, he was in prison for plotting to kill the Nigerian prime minister tafawa balewa, he was executed for plotting against ojukwu , he was destined to die that way It was Obasanjo that locked banjo up in prison for involving in a coup, how can you say banjo was negotiating and begging Obasanjo to allow him pass when he led his Biafran troops to ORE?
4) ojukwu lost the war cause the Biafran soldiers lacked weapons, food, and medical care, and believe it or not banjo played a part that led to ojukwu's downfall by negotiating with the enemy |
Politics › Re: Olayinka Omigbodun: Ojukwu, Who Ordered My Father’s Execution Was His Friend by Uchek(m): 10:19pm On Oct 27, 2019 |
The evidence invalidates your opinion which by the way is free. How could Ojukwu be self-centered and power-obsessed when he insisted that next senior officer after Ironsi - a Yoruba man by name Ogundipe, not Gowon or Ojukwu - should be the Military Head of State in obedience to military order of succession? Some folks on this forum are intellectually dimwits and indolent regurgitator of historical falsehoods and half-truths. You may not like Ojukwu. That's within your fundamental human rights. But don't lie on him. sarrki: Ojukwu from the history we know and as it stands today was arrogant,self centered and a bigot that was so obsessed with power |
Politics › Re: Buhari Leaves For Riyadh On Monday by Uchek(m): 9:59pm On Oct 27, 2019 |
Global traveller! |
Politics › Re: Do You Still Believe Nigeria Will Get Better? by Uchek(m): 5:22am On Oct 26, 2019 |
Awesome comment! ludd2018: Nigeria can never work or be better. Different ideologies and value systems. People inhabiting it hate themselves so how can it get better ? There are many Buharis who ll want to rule Nigeria in future so no hope .Even restructuring will not help as fulanis ll be everywhere. |
Politics › Re: Femi Fani-Kayode To Gowon: Can't Celebrate Man Who Presided Killing Of 3M Biafra by Uchek(m): 11:23am On Oct 25, 2019 |
Ignore the fellow. The war occurred over 50 years ago so we have the benefit of time to judge who was on the side of truth and vice-versa. If any one chooses to ignore the fundamental issues of the Biafra and rather display their ignorance and ethnic bias on social media because of the ubiquity of social media and affordable data access, the best you can do is to allow them to wallow in their vomit. gidgiddy: Cant you see how laughable what you are saying is? That Northerners had a different reason for killing Igbos in 1945, 1953 and 1966. What if Igbos had retaliated and killed Northerners in in the East in 1945 and 1953? Or you think that retaliation is only for Northerners? They have been killings Igbos for a long time, even to.this day. Even if the January 1966 coup had not happened, they would still found a reason to kill Igbos.
All these killings only hoes to show that "one Nigeria" is a sham
The cause of the civil war was Gowon. It was Gowon that signed and agreement in Aburi to preserve the 4 Regional structure of Nigeria and it was Gowon who announced decree 14 of 1967 where he abolished the 4 Regional structure and created 12 states. This was the beginning of "divide and rule" which the North still uses to dominate Nigeria. Today, the 12 states Gowon created has been further divided to 36 states.
What many people dont realise is that the Regional structure prevented the North from dominating Nigeria, that's why Gowon scrapped it. The only problem for the North was that Igbos were not about to take it lying down.
Gowon caused the war by reneging on the Aburi agreement he signed |
Politics › Re: Yorubas Jubilating After The Nigerian Civil War(pic) by Uchek(m): 5:36am On Oct 25, 2019 |
Who actually are your enemies? simpleseyi: I am a Yoruba boy and I am happy that we subdued our enemies. |
Politics › Re: Yorubas Jubilating After The Nigerian Civil War(pic) by Uchek(m): 5:34am On Oct 25, 2019 |
You have a stunted thought process. Base1line: No foolish Igbo will be here to chastise his foolish kinsmen but instead they will abandon Igboland to wail over flood in Lagos while gullies have sucked their land to death traps. |
Politics › Re: Development :Lagos Has Larger Annual Budget Than Rwanda But Less Developed. by Uchek(m): 1:30am On Oct 23, 2019 |
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Politics › Re: FG Mulls New Tax On Coke, Bigi, Other Soft Drinks by Uchek(m): 6:31pm On Oct 19, 2019 |
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Science/Technology › Re: Nigeria’s CSTP Completes Three Successful Experimental Rocket Launches by Uchek(m): 9:01pm On Oct 17, 2019 |
Don't mind the illiterate! RTSC: lol
You don't even know how to be tribalistic.
So they told you it was done by the SW? A federal government agency with diverse staffs headed by a northerner. |
Science/Technology › Re: Nigeria’s CSTP Completes Three Successful Experimental Rocket Launches by Uchek(m): 9:00pm On Oct 17, 2019 |
You are ahistorical! oyin44:
with that rocket launcher..it would be easy for the SW to create ( ICBMs) intercontinental ballistic missiles.Education is growing fast in west.good luck to them.Sw is a region owned by the yoruba people.hausa/ibo people are also there with them..simple |
Politics › Re: Video Of Onitsha Fire-over 30 Residential Building Destroyed by Uchek(m): 8:19pm On Oct 17, 2019 |
I totally agree with you! MERCHANDISER: I pity those that still believe in Nigeria and it's government because they won't learn from the incident in other to avoid such happening again. my condolences to those that lost there lives and properties. |
Politics › Re: Aisha Yesufu Hails Farouk Osuolale For Innoson Logo Improved Design by Uchek(m): 9:03am On Oct 17, 2019 |
Insightful comment!. You are the only one I have seen so far who have debunked the falsehood by this administration that corruption is the root cause of Nigeria's failure. And you did it empirically by highlighting the truth that Singapore, China, Malaysia, Indonesia, Korea , Brazil - in fact all the countries that were Nigeria's contemporaries at independence - all had corruption problem, yet developed and became economic powerhouse. Nigeria, on the other hand, fell from grace to grass in less than two decades of flag independence. Our corruption produced a radically different outcome. REASON? Nigeria in 1966 fell into the hands of mediocres and incompetent military leadership who were unqualified and ill-suited for political leadership. Ikinternational: Anybody dumping all the blame on Buhari is not being honest. Furthermore, we can't keep saying the cabals are in control but blame the president anytime anything goes wrong. The truth is we lack leaders with vision. That is the problem with Nigeria and the rest of Africa.
When china was making their leap, there was corruption When Singapore was making their leap, there was corruption. But those leaders had VISION!!!! |
Politics › Re: 2023: Yoruba elders send message to Buhari over El-Rufai’s presidential ambition by Uchek(m): 1:55am On Oct 13, 2019 |
prince3009: But Abiola was cornered and incarcerated till he died in prison and NOTHING HAPPENED! Wrong person |
Politics › Re: Ango Abdullahi: North May Keep Presidency For 100 Years by Uchek(m): 9:08pm On Oct 12, 2019 |
Excuzeme: Dont mind these Igbos, they are clever by One quarter, not even half! 
When Nigeria was about to gain independence, an election was held to chose leadership. It ended in a stalemate, No party from any region could produce a clear majority, though the Igbo party has the smallest vote of the three major tribes, so an ALLIANCE needed to be formed. The British Administrator General of Nigeria then, told the Queen there might be a problem with the situation and this might affect the Independence date, which was already set Awolowo, naturally assumed that the Igbos, being Southerners like Yorubas, will like to form alliance with his party so power can remain in the South.
Awolowo thus opened negotiation with Azikwe and his party. Azikwe did not say "No", he just kept "discussing" with Awo's party.
All of a sudden, he went BEHIND AWOLOWO and AGREED to form an Alliance with the Northern party. Tafawa balewa simply told the British that the problem has been resolved as his Northenr party now has a majority because the Eastern party has formed an alliance with his own party, with him beng the PREMIER and Azikwe being the figure-head PRESIDENT of Nigeria. ! That was how the Igbos, thriugh greed and betrayal, laid the foundation for Northern domination of Nigeria, even before independence was declared.
Igbos are a special breed o humans, the North know them more than anybody else hence their insistence that they must not be anywhere near Power  One How did this discussion which should focus on Ango's statement and the born-to-rule mentality of the North transform to Igbo-Yoruba political fight? Isn't it a confirmation of Ango's statement that the North will rule for the next 100 years from the front of your discussion? |
Politics › Re: Ango Abdullahi: North May Keep Presidency For 100 Years by Uchek(m): 8:57pm On Oct 12, 2019 |
olusun43: This man talks with all sides of the mouth. Don't take him seriously.. He always incites to violence with his talk.. 100 years in power ko, 1000 years ni... You are really ignorant of the born-to-rule mentality of the north. Ask your brother MkO Abiola? |