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ccollins:
okk, u said we should hide any money we are carrying over there

Don't you have a small bag or something?

Anyways, just keep your money well.

For me; when I'm travelling by air/road, I always keep my money very well, in a coded way sha.

When are you leaving?

ccollins:
hide it where,they check peoples bag now

It's better to use Young Shall Grow....

asha9:
Ok..now apologise for saying that I lied!

OK

asha9:
Google it, then come back to thank me..

I saw it.... That one na yeye talk sha

asha9:
Just read okorocha's statement after an Imo state woman was beheaded in kano.

this is a lie

What is wrong with him attending Or his dressing Obasanjo that dressed like that, was he crucified

anigbajumo:


Sentiments via trabalism has deepened our sense of reasoning, it is so hard for people from different tribe to diffuse ideas on this forum without sentiment an hatred.Just imagine some fools here neglecting the basic fact about how a bill can be passed into Law and started throwing jabs on VP,it is uncalled for.

Am 100% sure they all knw wat it takes if such bill is enacted. How can FG place ban on alcohol in city of Lagos for example?? What happened to our sense of reasoning full implementation of sharia Law is just a mere joke that can't go beyond NASS even if it is passed into Law.

Another point is that a bill that was sponsored in the house cannot be shot down by the executive.
What is hard to understand there

sekundosekundo:
God I can't thank you enough. You hv blessed me without measure. I SAY THANK YOU. As I aged with GRACE.

Are you serious

God loves you o

TruthisGOD:
Speak for yourself. You're not wiser than people with a common ideology

Okay, I have heard you.

anigbajumo:
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Don' mind them bro,am still yet to see the essence of education among we Southerners.So many hypocrites on this forum,the era of cheap data has creates atmosphere for prejudice and some idiotic comments on NL these days.
You have spoken well and u reason the same way along with me,SENATE alone can't enact such controversial bill without passing through the green chamber.The speaker,DP speaker, minority Leader nd majority Leader are Christian. Why shouting foul play that the bill would successfully passed into Law??

Instead of some gullible fools to hold the like of Christians senators to accountable for it,they are trowing tantrum on the VP.What is the function of chief whip there at the red chamber?? A Christian and a professor, smh.

If it passes through the second reading at the desk of saraki nd ekweremadu,it won't at the desk of dogara and Lasun and there is no way Senate can av the support of 2/3rd of States house of Assembly,it is 100% impossible.

Islamisation of Nigeria can and will Never be possible, MR President (won't even support it) and the house of Senate don't av such supreme power to boycott 1999 constitution without amendment.

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Honestly, you made sense...

Will all the education that we southern peeps claim to have, many cannot reason properly without sentiment ir bias...

How can Sharia law be implemented nationwide

Do they know how hard it is to amend a constitution? ??

deliveryboy:
So pathetic, I'm feeling sorry for the next generation of Igbos, they seem to have lost focus and are concentrating on trivial things, Igbos I know have always been focused on great things, the new guys spend most of their time online arguing and playing the victim card all over the internet. I just hope in the long term Igbos would not be like African Americans who forgot to add value to themselves but always coming to claim victims of racism

Not all Igbo people are like these misguided bitter ones.
At least I am not like that, and many Igbo people i know are not like that too

ATERI:
The Chinese want all their children to either be academically good or die, hence the high suicide rate among their youngsters. You mean that is better and more civilized?
The Chinese children continue to do well abroad because they stick to their Chinese culture while we abandon ours. The kids being punished here are learning about responsibility very early in life; please, tell me what not to like.
Everything in life is relative; I won`t be told how to raise my children by Westerners because the difference is clear. It`s Africans that do not know what is good about their culture, or haven`t lived in the West that should be trying to fix what is not broken. We have to sort out politics in Africa, but that problem is not bigger than the socio-cultural mess the West faces today, propaganda apart!

I'm not talking about Chinese/South Koreans in Asia really, I'm referring to the ones who live in Western Countries..

They are better behaved on the average (though there are bad eggs) ; excel at school and have manners.

About Chinese sticking to their culture, lol, I just laugh.
How many second generation children speak Chinese? or even eat Chinese food ?? Come and see how some of them live in the bay area first, before talking.

My whole point is that they seem to get their discipline right, and that is why they have less rotten children than Africans who claim to have culture..

Orikinla:
[size=20pt]If there is Olympics for telling lies, Nigeria will top the gold medals table.

There are some weeks without shows.

The only backup is his father's money.[/size]

Exactly his point

93xtr09r:
You definitely must be demented and silly with the trash you've just vomited.

BTW, how does a deluded, inconsequential being claiming Igbo on NL remove the inalienable right of a people for self-determination?

You must be totally out of your mind you vile creature from the pit of hell!

Bloodthirsty hypocrites parading aimlessly on NL with anti-Biafra slogans thinking they can stop the raging IPOB tsunamic movement with their silly lies and distortion of history.


N.B: The essence of this information is mainly to expose the lies of the notorious history distortionists and wicked propagandists who insult and malign others continually with lies and falsehood, and shout and make much noise on every available media.
Disciple of hate and propaganda, here are the members of Yoruba tribe that participated in the January 1966 coup:
(See Ben Gbulie: ‘Nigeria’s Five Majors.’).

*Adewale Ademoyega is the most prominent Yoruba participant in the coup, there were other Yoruba officers who were involved at the dangerous execution stage of the coup. One of them is:

*Second Lieutenant Olafimihan, an officer serving under Madiebo in Kaduna. He was sent by the plotters to gauge his commander’s loyalty. (See Madiebo pp.17-18).

*Another is Lieutenant (some books refer to him as a Captain) Fola Oyewole. He, like Ademoyega, went on to fight for Biafra and wrote a book on his coup and wartime experiences. The book’s title is ‘Reluctant Rebel.’

*There is also Captain Ganiyu Adeleke who became an instructor in the Biafran Infantry School. For confirmation, see the list of coup plotters detained by Ironsi’s regime in Ademoyega pp.106-108, and this quote from Nowa Omoigui’s online account: ‘Mid-Western Invasion of 1967’: ‘Captain Ganiyu Adeleke, who had taken part in both the January 15 coup and the Mid-Western invasion before becoming an instructor in the Biafran School of Infantry was released at a later date after his co-plotters had been freed.’ Omoigui’s work is significant because, though he exhibits a high level of professionalism in his research, he has no sympathy for the January 15 coup. If his facts corroborate Ademoyega’s they are worthy of attention.

For personal studies consult the following sources of my posts: 

*http://www.naijastories.com/2013/04/the-facts-and-fiction-of-the-january-15-1966-coup/

*https://www.nairaland.com/334770/famous-aburi-conference-full-minute/3

* Nowa Omoigui’s online account: ‘Mid-Western Invasion of 1967’ - where he mentioned ‘Captain Ganiyu Adeleke, who had taken part in both the January 15 coup and the Mid-Western invasion before becoming an instructor in the Biafran School of Infantry.

* ‘Why We Struck’ - a book by  Adewale Ademoyega, a full blooded Yoruba army officer, who was deeply involved in the planning and execution of the January 1966 coup.

* Max Silloun (the military historian) landmark online article - ‘The inside story of Nigeria’s first military coup Parts 1 and 2

* 'Nigeria’s Five Majors’ - book by Ben Gbulie

* Major General Alexander Madiebo - excerpts from his interview with National Mirror
http://elombah.com/index.php/special-reports/13104-blame-gowon-and-awolowo-for-biafra-genocide-general-madiebo

* ‘Reluctant Rebel’ - a book by Captain Fola Oyewole, who went on to fight for Biafra just like Ademoyega 

* See the list of coup plotters detained by Ironsi’s regime in Ademoyega pp.106-108

* Sanusi Lamido's writings, "Afenifere: Syllabus of Errors" published by This Day (The Sunday Newspaper) on Sept 27, 1998. 

* Sanusi Lamido's writings/publication in the weekly Trust entitled " The Igbo, the Yoruba and History" (Aug. 21, 1998)

* Sanusi Lamido's paper presented at the “National Conference On The 1999 Constitution” Jointly Organised By The Network For Justice And The Vision Trust Foundation, At The Arewa House, Kaduna From 11th –12th September, 1999.

* http://www.nigerianbulletin.com/threads/yorubas-are-the-problem-with-nigeria-by-sanusi-lamido-sanusi-elombah-com.111348/

Get the books and published papers and acquire some useful knowledge that can help you make informed decisions, and unravel the lies and propaganda being peddled in the public domain by the criminal 'sophisticated' tribe, even in this age of information technology.

You at still not making sense.

See all the hate coming out of you, no wonder you are not reasoning properly.


Tafa Balewa andAhmadu Bello were deleted (The two must influential leaders in northern Nigeria)L
Western Leaders were killed too, yet none from the East was deleted.

Nzeogwu is the face of the coup, Ironsi becomes president, Igbos are dominant in the military and civil service (due to merit in most cases)
Then Ironsi turns the country into a Unitary one, with the region's losing their powers..

What does this look like to you

I'm not saying the counter coup was right, but don't downplay what caused the mess.

We had this country in our pocket before, that was the beginning of our woes as a people.

Read history without biased mind, and purge yourself of the hate in you.

Goodnight

You people's brains are just blocked to reasoning properly.

All you think is Biafra, Biafra without reasoning properly.

When other countries are looking for ways to expand territory, you want to disintegrate your own country, how wise is that?

Quebec has a definite area, Scotland has a definite area, Wallonia has a definite area, even Catalonia has a definite area, does Biafra have one

Okay that said, If Scotland could not leave UK, and Quebec could not leave Canada, You think "Biafra" which by the way is fraudulent would just walk away like that

Or assuming Biafra leaves it will not be overburdened by its own share of the national debt, and judging by how you miscreants are behavibg, are not in good terms with its neighbours, how will such country develop?

Who is the leader? What Makes Nnamdi Kanu think he is qualified to lead the Igbo nation, what are his antecedents

When an Ipob tout answers these questions convincingly, then I will take them a lil bit more serious.

These guys spoiling things for Igbo people like us.
Tufia

93xtr09r:
Lying propagandist are still going about with their silly lies and propaganda just because they are too bitter that the Igbo Nation more than ever before is ever determined to have a separate existence from greedy, treasury looters cum murderous parasites.

"Despite the fact that Nzeogwu was now technically an enemy soldier killed in combat against the Nigerian army, Gowon ordered that Nzeogwu's body should be flown to Kaduna and buried with full military honours – even as the war raged on in the Eastern Region. Even in death, Nzeogwu was still respected by federal and northern troops. Domkat Bali referred to him as: “a nice, charismatic and disciplined officer, highly admired and respected by his colleagues...
….we believed that he was a genuinely patriotic officer who organised the 1966 coup with the best of intentions who was let down by his collaborators….If we had captured him alive, he would not have been killed. I believe he probably would have been tried for his role in the January 15 coup, jailed and probably freed after some time. His death was regrettable.""


AGUIYI IRONSI DID NOT DISSOLVE THE REGIONAL GOVERNMENTS OR RESOURCE CONTROL; GOWON WITH THE COLLUSION OF AWOLOWO DID! 

Gowon created the first 12 states after the dissolution of region. Gowon did the damage by creating state to checkmate the Igbos.

However a few months afterwards, an Igboman Emeka Ojukwu spearheaded the Aburi agreement in which fiscal federalism and even confederation was adopted, but the other Nigerian, including Awolowo and Enahoro kicked against it. That is why fiscal federalism has not been experienced in this nation since then.

In 1972 Gowon with the support of Awolowo enacted and enforced the Indigenization decree which led to the collapse of the Nigerian economy.
To add insult to the festering injury Olusegun Obasanjo promulgated the Land Use Decree (now Land Use Act) in 29th of March, 1978.

By the provision of the Land Use Decree of 1978, the inhabitants of the oil producing communities were turned into squatters in their own ancestral homes, as land where oil is explored, produced, transported and stored were decreed to belong to the state long after political independence in 1960. The existence and application of the Land Use Act of 1978 contributed to the present state of neglect, under-development and the insecurity of the region.

And for the past 45 years, what have subsequent governments done to repeal the evil laws and entrench true practice of federal system of government? Absolutely nothing!

What is this one saying

The first coup was a lie

or what? ?

Land use act places land under the state governor, not federal so get that one right and stop lying to yourself.

And besides, I'm an Igbo person too, so what is your point?


Indigenisation policy destroyed the Nigerian economy?
Are you stupid or something?

So you rather have the key assets in your country owned by foreigners What id wrong with you?

2n2k:
Southerners just like shouting inconsequentially just because they have access to social media

Pray, what do you want the VP to do to a private bill presented by a member for consideration at the National Assembly? Even if a Christian were to be the sitting president, what can he do at this stage?

There are 58 senators from the North and not all of them are Muslims. It requires 82 senators, 240 representatives and 24 states houses of Assembly to amend the constitution to make sharia applicable compulsorily throughout the federation. What are Christian legislators you people voted doing for it to be possible? And you are expecting Osinbajo to jump to the National Assembly to fight against a private bill?

Were Ekweremadu, Adeyeye, Akpabio, Olujimi and other Christian principal officers in the Senate sleeping when the bill was scheduled for deliberation?

Instead of you people to hold your so-called representatives in the legislature accountable, you are misplacing aggression.

Don't mind them....

And they will say they are educated...

OPCNAIRALAND:
What kind of response is this?

Federal Government is a make up of Executive, Legislative and Judicative. If Legislative sponsors the bill and passes it, which is likely considering the 2/3rd clause, then if its signed by the Executive it will become law.

If the Executive vetoes it from coming to law it is still a victory for the Legislature and becomes a negotiating instrument that can be sneaked into budget for the Executive's assent.

This is dangerous. If they make it a national law they will say its for muslims only. They can mandate it on all states, including SE states where muslim non-indigenes live.

There is nothing in constitution that regulates alcohol and liquor cconsumpton, or dress mode, but Sharia does. Therefore the consumption or sale of alcohol in states where Sharia is in effect may be at risk of shutting down. You will need an enforcement agency to make it work. Therefore a national Hisbah Force!

They have a model to use to justify their strategy. In Kano, a state under Hisbah, non-muslims live side by side with their muslim counterparts and do not suffer any discrimination. If Ibos can live in Kano and thrive there is no reason they cannot thrive if Hisbah is in Enugu.

The simple solution to this is to SHUT DOWN the reading in Senate and KILL it from passing.

I wish to state that....
[size=20pt]There are many loopholes in our Constitution and Federation that a simple majority can exploit to enforce their conscience as the moral compass for the remaining 1/3 rd.

They have not been as ambitious exercising intrigues accessible in the gaping imbalance as I expect. If the political topography continues as is and with more awareness and incremental successes going to the 2/3 rd, they may in future invalidate all national institutions that are out of synch with their conscience and ambitions and institute a new and single order for the whole nation, and it will be modelled after the Northern customs.[/size]

And you think they can get 2/3 in the NA

You people are just paranoid, that bill cannot sail through

phemmyutd:
You need to rethink before posting
1. Is the federal government the one sponsoring the bill?
2. Is VP in the NASS to sponsor or oppose Sharia bill?
3. We have several Christians in the National Assembly both in PDP and APC what are they looking and what are their function to oppose the bill?
4. Senate President VP is a Christian from SE, Speaker of the House of Assembly is a Christian from the north, why can't they oppose the bill?
5. Are you expecting VP to go to national assembly to oppose a bill?
6. I am waiting for what Twitter senator will twitte at the end of the day

I tire o bros...

From the comments I read here, it's safe to say that mAny are DUMB in this country....

That kind of bill cannot sail through because we have plenty Christian house members from both the north and the south, and the senate has not agreed to it yet...

What is wrong with these people

dalynch:
sometimes we are the architect of our problem when all manner of costumes 'll be applied on the Tommy nd an all manner of exposures of the stomach to both good and evil eyes. what do u expect. May God see her through this time around

Which one is good and evil eye again

Africans

ATERI:
Some of you are pathetic; raving and ranting for nothing. I was reading a lady`s book the other day who was found of advising Nigerian parents in London to take them back to Nigeria to complete their secondary education, once she concluded they were no more redeemable in London schools. Her point was that she had seen first-hand the type of transformation that happened to those that did in the past. You lot want to turn Africa to the land of indiscipline where everything goes, right? My advice remains the same as before: take your hopeless and ill-mannered children to London or Washington for their education and leave barbaric Africa alone.

I have just had the misfortune of visiting the thread of the idiot that was slapped by her lecturer. How I wish I could get to that hospital bed so as to tell her to get a grip.
But why are our people in Cameroon wasting time? What happens to the good old lashes that deliver potent messages to all late comers in double quick time? Most of the people `in mourning` here were useless in their school days. 21st century? Yea, discuss that with the Chinese!

What are you talking about

If you don't know the Asians raise the most well mannered kids on the average, and though discipline is not compromised, you don't see them dehumanize their kids the way foolish Africans do, yet in every corner of the world now, they are taking over, while Africa is still a useless cesspit.


How many baby mama Asians (Particularly South Koreans) do you see in western countries in comparison to Black and whites?
They still raise in most cases balanced kids in western countries that Africans complain about....
It seems their method is working and we need to learn from them.

Mannerless continent

AkinPhysicist:
No. Not a wh-ore like your mother.

From the way you comment, you just showed your level of reasoning......
How can you just make a blanket like that about all women, forgetting that your mum is a woman too

Use your brain pls, you won't die if you do

rapistomenka:
Show us the bodies of the decapitated genocidal soldiers...

Is this one Okay?

AkinPhysicist:
This is why ONLY a foolish man will trust ANY woman - see as dem dey get orgasm in public

Does that include your mum?

Please make comments that make sense

cummando:
See my life...where did I go wrong? korede wey we dey send ciga.....chai

Lol

kings09:
Wen the flat heads won medals @ d paralympics in Rio, u tagged dem Nigerians. But now na negative news, they r wat again?

Don't mind them....

Anything that paints the east in bad light is what gives some people joy here...

Shame.

When their own people rape children a lot, and when it's reported here, you will see hypocrisy

Juzzybabe:
Dear, punishment of such leaves most kids feeling very less of themselves among peers. it leaves a psychological effect that grows in them. Do you know that just words can make your kids abide by all regulations? most parents are not just patient enough to have a chat with their kids. either pick pin, pin pick,crawl in bud, carry bag on head and whatever punishment una call it, I will never condone such for my precious child. Train your child from small with good morals accompanied with the word of God and you won't believe who your child will grow to be.

I agree 100 % with what you said...

As a kid I was manhandled by anyone who was older than me for the slightest of things, it could be your neighbour or even other relatives.

I know the scars all those things inflicted on me, and woe betides anyone who tries that with my girl, one of us will be visiting the hospital......

That said, it is brutality like this that has desensitized Nigerians too much, so much so that I took a poll, on what people thought about lynching and many, across educational levels saw nothing wrong with it, and you call Nigeria!a country or a farm house

We are all for disciplining our kids, but not to dehumanize them or make them have low self esteem (which by the way, one of the reasons why they sent face their government's is because they have been brutalized to submission)

Discipline should NEVER be compromised, but we should not dehumanize in the guise of discipline.

DesChyko:
Rubbish thread.
Where is the barbarity here?
Please, stop being whom you are not.
Nigeria is a country with third world problems.

What is this one saying now?

chronique:
People who have done sextapes shouldn't kill themselves. However, we should try and not make it look normal. Kim's case is just a one-off. Kim isn't an ideal role model for anybody cos aside releasing a sextape and making money off it, I'm yet to see her contribution to humanity, that makes her a role model for anyone to compare herself with. In my opinion, she ain't different from the other porn actresses making porn videos. The world knows about Kim cos of her sextape and not for any other reasonable achievement. You can't glorify a Kim Kardashian and then condemn the prostitutes making a living with their bodies. If we agree that these prostitutes be treated equally with Kim, then it means we're at the same time endorsing immoral acts and vices and this is sadly, a path to destruction.

When issues like this are not properly addressed, it gradually becomes a way of life to people. Before Kim Kardashian became a celeb from her sextape and got married to Kanye, the ratio of people who would have accepted that,would have been 0.5 : 9.5. But now, the figures are going up. Sooner or later, it would no longer be a big deal. In the 60's to 80's,having kids outside wedlock, was seriously frowned at and families who had the misfortune of having kids get pregnant without a husband, had to deal with the reproach that came with it. Today, it's no longer a big deal to most people and what we hear is "na today e start "?

Well, you are taking from a moral point of view, and due to your upbringing which is good, but unfortunately the world does not operate like that anymore.....

Homo, kids out of wedlock and all these other vices as you call them are being frowned at by less and less people as the decades go by....

In the next say 20 years, I'm sure that even in Nigeria, homos will be less stigmatized against (in the 1950s America you dare not say you are homo outside but see what is happening today)

It's sad for moralists, but that is the direction the world is heading unfortunately.