Politics › Re: Nigeria Medical Association Should Speak Up Now by vanbonattel: 11:33pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
krendo: Another Osibanjo people
Wait till 2019 then you can campaign for him They want to remove Buharri and swear in osinbnjjo, wait for your time. |
Politics › Re: Full List Of Nigeria Oil Bloc Owners by vanbonattel: 11:30pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
Basic123: I dont expect anything less from a deluded biafran.
I wish i'm the president,I will dash you biafra on a plater of gold.It will be a good rid.. to bad rubbish. When will you contest? I will vote for you. |
Politics › Re: Video: Give Nnamdi Kanu Biafra, Give Us Oduduwa Republic – Yoruba Group Read Mo by vanbonattel: 11:28pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
laudate: Ah, you are really pained. It is so obvious. That is why you have launched a tirade against your father. I remember someone telling me on NL, that your people practise this concept of 'female husbands,' where they marry women who go round to bear children for any man they see, in order to perpetuate their family name. It is obvious you are a product of such an arrangement. Ndo. Hehehe...... keep wailing, please. At least, you are providing us with a lot of entertainment on this board. Kindly throw more tantrums to make us laugh. Which tribe are you from? You don't know  And you think you have a dad, do you even have a mom? How will you know if you are not a test tube product?  Maybe she was one of those women taken by Fulanis in illorin to born children for the caliphate  But am sure you will not even know this. We are feeling sorry for you. Take heart, life can be that tough.  |
Politics › Re: The Difference Between Waving A Crowd In Abakaliki And Osogbo (picture by vanbonattel: 11:23pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
jjjjj2017: But do you know what brown roof symbolizes?
Brown roof shows that SW has been developed long before other region smell development. up till today, some aboki still lives inside house built with leaves & barks & some SS/SE people still lives inside houses that looks like hut. This is what Laudate has been saying everyday. He lives in a brown house with brown roof  |
Politics › Re: Full List Of Nigeria Oil Bloc Owners by vanbonattel: 11:21pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
Basic123: plain truth.
And that is why they are looking for a country where they will be the only majority and be cheating the minorities especially in southsouth.What they couldn't do in the presence of fulanis and yorubas.Because,as it is,they are more or less the minority among the majority tribes in nigeria because of their poor mastery of politics. Blackmail is not working anymore. Biafra is here already. |
Politics › Re: Full List Of Nigeria Oil Bloc Owners by vanbonattel: 11:20pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: Video: Give Nnamdi Kanu Biafra, Give Us Oduduwa Republic – Yoruba Group Read Mo by vanbonattel: 11:17pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: Full List Of Nigeria Oil Bloc Owners by vanbonattel: 11:14pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
NaijaChild: I just hope this hits front page so that all those people screaming "marginalization" would realize that it is the ordinary citizens in the geopolitical zones that are marginalized not one section or ethnic group. Go and sit down, just because Emeka Offor and Arthur eze bought oil wells yesterday now means the south east is not marginalised? Are you real? Will Emeka Offor use the proceeds of his business empire to repair south east roads while Julius Berger builds roads for the North? Can you imagine these people? |
Politics › Re: Video: Give Nnamdi Kanu Biafra, Give Us Oduduwa Republic – Yoruba Group Read Mo by vanbonattel: 11:08pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
IJOBA2: YOU HAVE EVERY RIGHT TO DEAL WITH EM SINCE YOU ARE THEIR MASTER... I DEY YOUR BACK  |
Politics › Re: Video: Give Nnamdi Kanu Biafra, Give Us Oduduwa Republic – Yoruba Group Read Mo by vanbonattel: 11:07pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
laudate: Oh you are Igbo, and yet you have been arguing shamelessly about how you cannot do anything but remain in the Southwest? You are Igbo and yet you have been wailing about the touts, in the Southwest? No wonder you kept quiet when reference was made to the touts in Onitsha, Aba and Awka. Yes I am proudly an Igboman, and at least I have a tribe. You are so ashamed about the circumstances of your unfortunate birth and existence that you will like to erase any mention of your despicable tribe? Your ancestors will be so ashamed of you now. Your father will be weeping in his little grave now because you have denied your heritage.  |
Politics › Re: Video: Give Nnamdi Kanu Biafra, Give Us Oduduwa Republic – Yoruba Group Read Mo by vanbonattel: 10:57pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
laudate: Why should I? My own ethnic group is not clamouring for a new country. Those who want a new country, can speak for themselves. Unlike your own people that like speaking for other minority groups, and attaching them into your proposed republic by force, my own folks believe in 'live and let live.' Will shame allow you to name your tribe? I am proudly Igbo. |
Politics › Re: Video: Give Nnamdi Kanu Biafra, Give Us Oduduwa Republic – Yoruba Group Read Mo by vanbonattel: 10:48pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
laudate: Should I throw the floor open for Yorubas to give you a befitting response? Yes, you can start the response  Are you not Yoruba enough? |
Politics › Re: The Nigerian Revolution by vanbonattel: 10:48pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
laudate: Nah! You are the only outright liar on this thread. I do not owe you, jack! You left your hometown within your SE region, to relocate to the southwest voluntarily, not so? You set up business there, and resided there. And then turn round to claim the people in that area were NOT 'accommodating.' In order to show you where you erred, I kept asking you to define 'accommodating,' yet you failed to do so. From your subsequent comments, it was obvious that you felt being 'accommodating,' meant receiving things for free. And your error was pointed out to you.
A wise man would realise his mistakes, and backtrack. But not you. You continued blaming people of the SW region, for your challenges in the hands of touts down there, as if there were no touts in your own region from where you departed, in order to seek greener pastures, in the southwest. You even went as far as to imply that no other part of the SW was accommodating.
It seems you just learnt this new adjective called 'accommodating.' And you are on a mission to paint the SW black, because of your encounter in the hands of the touts there. That was why I asked you to relocate back to the Southeast instead of continuing to whine, here. Are you happy now?  Am happy, at least I have learnt that it is impossible to educate someone who has blocked his mind with lies. |
Politics › Re: The Nigeria Of Our Dream by vanbonattel: 10:40pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
There will never be a Nigeria again. Too much innocent blood will keep haunting the name Nigeria till eternity. |
Politics › Re: Video: Give Nnamdi Kanu Biafra, Give Us Oduduwa Republic – Yoruba Group Read Mo by vanbonattel: 10:36pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
Cc Laudate Yorubas now have home grown iPod yoots  What do you think? |
Politics › Re: The Nigerian Revolution by vanbonattel: 10:34pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
laudate: I never mentioned an airport. We used a helicopter to airfreight cash. Do helicopters need an airport, before they can take off and land? Liars everywhere. You have to move cash from Ana to Enugu because there are no banks in Aba that can count and forward cash to anywhere in the world? |
Politics › Re: The Nigerian Revolution by vanbonattel: 10:32pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
laudate: Your friend vanbonattel will stylishly avoid your remarks, and pretend not to see it. He believes that touts only exist in the Southwest, and they were sent by all the people in that region, to extort money from him. I remember working for an organisation, that had branches all over Nigeria. Each time we needed cash-in-transit services to be carried out for us, we had to engage a helicopter to airfreight the cash from Aba. Loading cash into trucks under the watch of armed guards, and taking it by road to Enugu, was considered too risky. That should give you an idea of the large-scale menace of touts & lack of security, in that particular place.  At least, Oyenusi, Anini shina Rambo are not from Aba |
Politics › Re: The Nigerian Revolution by vanbonattel: 10:27pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: The Difference Between Waving A Crowd In Abakaliki And Osogbo (picture by vanbonattel: 10:26pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
Malawian: He means Chinedu and Ikenna whose containers are on the high sea.  Yes, the Chinedu and Ikenna feeding a lot of south west miscreants on the streets of Lagos. |
Politics › Re: Global Youth Forum Issues FG 48hrs Ultimatum To Arrest Nnamdi Kanu by vanbonattel: 10:24pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
Brooklynsouth: if you wanna know why Yoruba's are like this check y oduduwa was flung out from the sky he lies alot Kikikikiki  |
Politics › Re: The Nigerian Revolution by vanbonattel: 10:21pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
laudate: There was nothing insulting in my post. First, show me the definition of 'accommodating,' which entitles you to get things for free. How many times have I asked you this question? Till now, you have NOT been able to provide an answer. Secondly, if you truly feel you are the one being 'accommodating,' then it is not by force to stay in the Southwest, if it upsets you so much. Relocate to the Southeast and pay levies to the touts at Onitsha, Aba, Awka and other locations in the Southeast. Why is that so hard for you to do?  You are the one owing us an explanation of how harassment by miscreants constituting themselves as nuisance and disturbing public peace amounts to "accommodating" anyone. Keep asking the question without making any attempt to answer the very obvious one. Keep hiding behind your finger. And your constant warning of "relocate to the South east" is so faded and out of tune that you are sounding like a broken record, for Pete's sake, we are still being deceived that we are in a country, we have the right to remain anywhere we want and do our business, and even demand for whatever rights we need there. You cannot do anything about it. Except Nigeria dissolves, we shall remain in Lagos and do our business and a billion omoniles cannot stop us. We must push on, and we must succeed. If you don't like our presence, move to Benin republic. I was only talking about your lies about "accommodating" because your people use it to deceive your people, not us. |
Politics › Re: APC How Hard Is It To Have A National Emergency Number 911 Or 999? by vanbonattel: 10:10pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
GMBuhari: PDP spent 15 years, why was it hard ?? At least the president was around and fumbling with the situation, he visited scenes of problems. Where is your president now? |
Politics › Re: The Nigerian Revolution by vanbonattel: 10:05pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
Pato5: Guy let me give a typical experience I had in Aba. I went to there to mass produce a type of bag (thus promoting commerce in the great city). can u imagine that touts can along while we are loading the finished products into a truck and demanded we settle them. People urged me to do so else they will just ambush the truck and cause harm. I'm an Igbo man who came to do business and I'm still being intimidated by my fellow Igbo man. What do u call this Agbero, is a Yoruba word. The practice is alien to Igbos till corrupt government Which continues till today made it possible for Igbos, who were known for hard work import them into Igbo Land. Same as omonile. There is a difference in the type of touting that happens in Lagos and the type that happens in Aba. Lagos touts are complete professional touts, they even attend touting schools. |
Politics › Re: Full List Of Nigeria Oil Bloc Owners by vanbonattel: 10:01pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
nextprince: Which noise are potor goats making all over the places? Because, if this list authentic, I still don't understand where the problem is. freshest4live: I wonder, even foreigners may think lgbos have been reduced to complete slaves in Nigeria. freshest4live: So why do they keep saying the North controls all the oil blocks? When the oil blocks were allocated, the Igbos were nowhere in the Nigerian equation. How much did Indimi, dantata and alakija pay for their oil wells? How much did Emeka Offor and Arthur eze pay to buy from those who got it free? That is the point. |
Politics › Re: Global Youth Forum Issues FG 48hrs Ultimatum To Arrest Nnamdi Kanu by vanbonattel: 9:56pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: The Nigerian Revolution by vanbonattel: 9:52pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
Pato5: Please let's stop the ranco. My aim of creating this is to promote love and unity. I believe being accommodating is providing an enabling environment for prosperity to strive. The Igbo nation has enjoyed this from host communities. What we see as a problem is not because we are Igbos but because Hunger has driven our some elements in our host to hostility. What someone mentioned here about OMONILE in SW is also prevelant in SS. This I'm currently experiencing that in asaba Delta State. In fact I can authoritatively tell u that no one can bother u after u purchase a land in the north (at least not in the middle belt I grew up or far north I schooled). I still maintain that separation is not the solution... Providing an enabling environment? By failing to stop miscreants from destroying my business because I refused to pay illegal charges? I'm onille issue is in most parts of the south of Nigeria, but the yorubas invented it. Others just learnt from them. Separation may not be the solution, but until governments start to protect every resident in every state so they can feel at home. When yorubas continue to ask me to leave Lagos because I am not Yoruba, I should first think of separation. I cannot stay in a country I was convinced to believe it's my nation and face local hostility. |
Politics › Re: The Nigerian Revolution by vanbonattel: 9:45pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
laudate: Go to the dictionary. Read up the meaning of accommodating. Then juxtapose it with your sojourn in the Southwest and the months or years you have resided in the region, you freeloader. Maybe, you will realise where you goofed. For the last time, there is nothing in the word 'accommodating,' that is equivalent to getting things for free. Just say that you are simply a freeloader. Now, we know what you truly are. I guess the touts in Onitsha, Aba and other areas of the Southeast, were sent by your own people to terrorise the traders within those areas too, not so? Oga, your attempts to veer me off towards insults and name calling will not work. Keep to the points of the argument. How can you say you are accommodating me when I am paying for all the legal and illegal charges associated with my staying around you? Simply, it's me that is accommodating you, since you may not survive without my benevolence. |
Politics › Re: The Nigerian Revolution by vanbonattel: 9:27pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
laudate: Your long epistle has just revealed one thing - you equate the word 'accommodating,' to mean free food, free shops, free land and free houses. Your mindset is obviously built on getting something, for nothing. And that is where your greatest mistake lies. There is nothing that equates the word 'accommodating,' with freebies.
Even if you go to a hotel today, to request for permanent or temporary accommodation, you would still pay a fee. I repeat, if the Southwest was not 'accommodating,' as you have been trying so hard to prove, you and your people would not have been able to set up shop there, or even think of residing there. By migrating down to the Southwest, you have just proved to all and sundry, that your own region is not accommodating, and it is hostile to your enterprise and unsupportive of your commercial pursuits. Your words have simply shown to everyone, that you are nothing, but a freeloader.  See where you are wrong, can I call an hotel "accommodating" if I am paying for the services they render me? No. I will say they are doing their jobs, and they are doing it because I can pay for the services. If any other poor man enters and cannot pay, he will be thrown out. No mercy. Hotels are never accommodating. They are doing their business. I can equate the situation we the Igbos face in various parts of Nigeria to a hotel service. We pay for land or shops, you allow us to stay. When you finish eating the one we give you by month end, even when my rents has not expired, your youths start barking again, and we must somehow, grudgingly settle them, just to keep our businesses afloat, because we need the ports to bring in our merchandise. But while a good hotel will collect your money and render services and security, your people collect our money via land sales, taxes, rates, fines and other punitive levies, and still turn back and ask us to clap for you because you are accommodating us in your place? You still send illegal gangs to harass our traders, you send omo onille to ask for more money everyday, you send agberos to hold our goods and delay our businesses, you use police to terrorise our people while they try to chill out in bars in the evening. Where is the accommodating, Laudate? |
Politics › Re: Restructuring: People Don't Understand Devolution Of Power Bill - Saraki by vanbonattel: 9:08pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: APC How Hard Is It To Have A National Emergency Number 911 Or 999? by vanbonattel: 9:03pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
You must be a child or never visited Nigeria. How can they have a national emergency number when the whole police and army are out there on the roads collecting "toll" fees from all drivers? You don't want our policemen to chop?  |
Politics › Re: Global Youth Forum Issues FG 48hrs Ultimatum To Arrest Nnamdi Kanu by vanbonattel: 8:55pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
These fake organisations formed inside Imo government house cannot do anything. Nnamdi Kanu has the support of millions of poor people and any attempt to humiliate him further will only result in elevating him to higher mortal.
The youths should first give the federal government an ultimatum to end open grazing by herdsmen or remove all illegal checkpoints from our roads. |
Politics › Re: 14 Killed, 24 Injured In Borno Suicide Attack by vanbonattel: 8:54pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
Buratay should be made to keep his office in Bama or Chibok. He should at least spend 2 years inside Bornu state without leave without leave. |