Politics › Re: I Will Vote For An Igbo President In 2019 – IBB by vanbonattel: 9:16am On Nov 29, 2015 |
Thank you for your magnanimous offer of "dashing" us your support, but the matter on the table is bigger than the Igbo presidency rubbish. Nigeria of today is so bastardized that every president of the country of will fail, like Buhari's current failures. Push for restructuring of the country instead , instead of setting up an igbo man up for failure and then blaming him for every single problem of Nigeria, including the mismanagement of oil windfall during the first Gulf war  |
Politics › Re: Prof. Alexia Thomas To Buhari: Shut Down Nigerian Embassy In Uk Within 48hrs by vanbonattel: 5:51pm On Nov 17, 2015 |
janellemonae: This whole post sounds like someone wt dementia or someone wt an agenda. Everyone knows closing down an embassy or recalling an ambassador is an act of disgruntlement in diplomacy. I laugh.
IPOB youths in London try again. Hope these are not d kindergarten tricks u think will get u ur Biafra. Heheheeee. Have u pple gotten a response yet from d UK govt about d release of Nnamdi CowNU d British citizen? Rotfl...lmao!!! glad that ipob is giving you sleepless nights |
Politics › Re: Fuel Scarcity And Total Darkness: How Is Your Hood? by vanbonattel: 5:50pm On Nov 17, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Fuel Scarcity And Total Darkness: How Is Your Hood? by vanbonattel: 5:49pm On Nov 17, 2015 |
In my hood, fuel is selling for #250 and light was last seen earlly last week |
Politics › Re: Prof. Alexia Thomas To Buhari: Shut Down Nigerian Embassy In Uk Within 48hrs by vanbonattel: 5:47pm On Nov 17, 2015 |
ajebuter: So baba buhari will "pight kwaroftion' in nigeria and UK?
The old dude has his hands full here and hes got to fight another one abroad?
Chai. The old dude don suffer oh.
Anyway,GOODLUCK.to Buhari  at age 89 years  |
Politics › Re: Prof. Alexia Thomas To Buhari: Shut Down Nigerian Embassy In Uk Within 48hrs by vanbonattel: 5:46pm On Nov 17, 2015 |
kestolove95: Why MASSOB went to bed throughout the period Jonathan was the President, only for MASSOB to wake up from their deep slumber now that Buhari is the President”, the Igbo cannot be asking for sovereignty in a country that they were one of the major stakeholders,“if MASSOB had failed to achieve sovereignty under former President Goodluck Jonathan that they supported, would they achieve it under President Buhari they never supported? reasoning through your anus as always. |
Politics › Re: Prof. Alexia Thomas To Buhari: Shut Down Nigerian Embassy In Uk Within 48hrs by vanbonattel: 5:34pm On Nov 17, 2015 |
maka why? |
Politics › Re: Three Unique Heroes Of South-south, Nigeria by vanbonattel: 9:08pm On Nov 15, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Three Unique Heroes Of South-south, Nigeria by vanbonattel: 9:06pm On Nov 15, 2015 |
Barcanista, if these are the best that south south got, then you ppl are the dregs of Nigeria. No notable personal achievement except antagonists and rebel backstabbers just like you? |
Politics › Re: Three Unique Heroes Of South-south, Nigeria by vanbonattel: 9:03pm On Nov 15, 2015 |
ArodeTsolaye: Hehehe, they want us to leave the thread, so that he can miseducate people with his 'my -uncle-told-me' lies. bwahahaha! Don't mind them |
Politics › Re: Three Unique Heroes Of South-south, Nigeria by vanbonattel: 9:02pm On Nov 15, 2015 |
SonOfEl: We are ready for your subtle revisionist agenda.... Wannabes..... Otondos.....am watching...
BTW, boro was wasted by his co conspirators.... No need to change an already known fact. It won't work. Adekunle, a shot on the back and boro died |
Politics › Re: Three Unique Heroes Of South-south, Nigeria by vanbonattel: 9:00pm On Nov 15, 2015 |
TonyeBarcanista: Somw people are always uncomfortable when SS is discussed. I sympathise with them though Same way some scumbags are uncomfortable when Igbo matter are discussed. You will soon be hung like wiwa or shot by adekunle as boro was shot |
Politics › Re: Three Unique Heroes Of South-south, Nigeria by vanbonattel: 8:55pm On Nov 15, 2015 |
TonyeBarcanista: The Great Jaja is Well Celebrated and a Hero too. He's an icon in every right. But the Three men did extra-ordinary.
Anthony Enahoro with dues rspect was more of a Nationalist. He was a very great man but it was unfortunate that he didn't see need for supporting the MidWest creation of his people. Nevertheless, he was a well respected statesman and a legend.
If I have time, I'd have done a roll call but time won't permit. Jaja of Opobo as an igbo man that's why he is not on the list |
Politics › Re: Three Unique Heroes Of South-south, Nigeria by vanbonattel: 8:50pm On Nov 15, 2015 |
baralatie: actually the list of notable people from the south south is more than this. Major Isaac idoro well,is one big loss to the ijaws! likewise the death of ken saro wiwa and the seven to the ogoni people! l heard that saro wiwa was hung on his neck and he shiit a very large Ijaw poo poo Northerner soldier using koboko to design his back as he died |
Politics › Re: Britain Toys With Woes Of Another Biafra War - Sun Newspaper by vanbonattel: 12:07pm On Nov 08, 2015 |
damoobaba: Truth is that all Nigerian ethnic groups have to redefine our union.All this government people are only interested in the money they'll share amongst themselves when they get to power.And thats why the youths have to come together and challenge this people. You are intelligent. |
Politics › Re: Britain Toys With Woes Of Another Biafra War - Sun Newspaper by vanbonattel: 11:59am On Nov 08, 2015 |
lastpage: You are still missing the point here!
We Yorubas dont believe in "aggression as a means to an end".
This is where we are different from the Ibos.
We believe more in "Use of Brain power" to resolve issues, after-all, after the "fight-fight", you will still have to come and "discuss" to solve the problem. And we have the RESULTS TO PROVE IT, in the last 55 years of Nigeria's independence! 
Look at it this way: When Animals disagree over territory, its a "fight to death and the stronger has to kill the weaker one, to stay alive". But as evolved "higher animals", man has learnt to set-up institutions to "deliberate and find solutions" to the same type of territorial issues... instead do behaving like wild animals.
The ability to resolve issues without recourse to "base, animalistic mentality" is a sign of "sophisticated, cranial development"....(look at America made up of over 50 states (like 50 countries), yet it is able to resolve its electoral disputes (even outright rigging as in Al Gore, unlike some African countries like East Africa, Ivory Coast, Liberia which will destroy each other over the same thing)
You will agree with me that this is a symptom of "being evolved and sophistication".
NB: you have insulted me a few times but l have taken the pains to respond to you in a "civil manner" to still buttress my point that we are "genetically different ....and miles-apart"! That is why l am Yoruba.... and you are Ibo. 
Lastpage! You are making my points for me, the Yoruba confuse their cowardice for quiet resolution but cannot point to any benefits of the years of suffering and smiling You can always think that you have ruled for many years since independence but the poverty in your lands is alarming. Apart from a few multi billionaires the rest of your youths are wasting under the various long bridges robbing every one or engaging in other illegal activity. The approach of the Yoruba is to blame for the hole the country found itself due to its stupid way of remaining aloof in the face of gross incompetence in handling the affairs of this ccountry Do you now see where we differ? There is cowardice in the genes of every Yoruba, including you. |
Politics › Re: Britain Toys With Woes Of Another Biafra War - Sun Newspaper by vanbonattel: 11:50am On Nov 08, 2015 |
Shymm3x: STFU! What's the correlation between Awolowo and this thread?
Fvck off my mentions, prick. There you go again, what is with the yoruba and cursing? Am sure you curse your wife while banging her "Fumilayo open ya legs wider , were nie, oloshi  " |
Politics › Re: Britain Toys With Woes Of Another Biafra War - Sun Newspaper by vanbonattel: 11:44am On Nov 08, 2015 |
braine: You are not sharp at all. Your brain is still loading 0.001%  |
Politics › Re: Britain Toys With Woes Of Another Biafra War - Sun Newspaper by vanbonattel: 11:42am On Nov 08, 2015 |
invincible007: Its true... Any 50yr old man now was a kid when the war was being fought not even up a teenager. So all these protesters that are lusting after a war don't have a clear view of what is on their mind. Well, Nigeria can't break without a war. So I hope millions of Biafrans are ready to be in hell. Maybe that way we can sanitize Nigeria. What changed in the last 50 years? It is certain that so many people are planning on being foot mats forever. |
Politics › Re: Britain Toys With Woes Of Another Biafra War - Sun Newspaper by vanbonattel: 11:35am On Nov 08, 2015 |
lastpage: Truth hurts...sooo bad and it is difficult to swallow! 
Just for example, look at how Yorubas were able to "manage" their loss during the "MKO Abiola annulled election" (by a Northerner in person of Ibrahim Babangida), ......to the point of "immediately" producing a two-time Yoruba President, and now a Vice President and most likely the next President... ....and you will get what l mean when l say they are "sophisticated".
That is not boasting, it is just pointing out the obvious. 
Now, imagine if MKO Abiola and what happened to him were to be of the Ibo race, l am sure, just as you are, that the outcome will be totally different, basically they will come out of it completely ruined, if they even come out at all.
That is the difference between the two races.
Lastpage! Good analogy! Now my own reading of the same example is pure cowardice. If the west stood up and challenged the north for once instead of the greed for presidency which still bastardized the country and left things the same, leaving us all still in this quagmire. You are right, the Igbo would have reacted differently. |
Politics › Re: Britain Toys With Woes Of Another Biafra War - Sun Newspaper by vanbonattel: 11:30am On Nov 08, 2015 |
braine: Really? That's your point? What I expected you to tell me is what iboes do apart from Spare parting and Okrika clothes they sell in Lagos. So that I can see how Lagosians are being fed by them. And end up feeding lazy bones with the proceed and even enough to build mansions in the east that is genius! |
Politics › Re: Britain Toys With Woes Of Another Biafra War - Sun Newspaper by vanbonattel: 11:29am On Nov 08, 2015 |
Shymm3x: He's not a fool - he's an intelligent uncle. I'm sure trying to get his perspective.
And I believe he'll respond with something intelligent - unlike the other myopic girl that keeps spamming "what's wrong with the black mind" everywhere. Like the "black mind" is to blame for dumping all kinds of strange bedfellows into one big cesspit.  Am afraid for his life, that was how Awolowo started before he ended up drinking a healthy dose of poison. |
Politics › Re: Britain Toys With Woes Of Another Biafra War - Sun Newspaper by vanbonattel: 11:27am On Nov 08, 2015 |
braine: you have a point. I expected them to see seeming sidelining as a challenge they'd face, play better politics; try being allies with the North, or something like that. But No, they chose to chicken out. They forget that what goes around ultimately comes around. That is your expectations, ours is clear. BIAFRA. |
Politics › Re: Britain Toys With Woes Of Another Biafra War - Sun Newspaper by vanbonattel: 11:25am On Nov 08, 2015 |
braine: Lol! Who told you Igbos feed us in Lagos? apart from looking for markets to shut down or exploit, what is the Yoruba good at? |
Politics › Re: Britain Toys With Woes Of Another Biafra War - Sun Newspaper by vanbonattel: 11:23am On Nov 08, 2015 |
Shymm3x: Sir, let's take Kanu, the timing of the agitation, and the mentality/emotions of the average Igbo out of the equation. Let's look at Nigeria with a clear mind - do you actually believe Nigeria is a country and it can function properly like a country? You answer would be the premise for my next post.
Err...sometimes, it isn't always about the messenger and timing of an event. It's about grabbing an opportunity whenever it presents itself - hence folks will always tell you to be ever ready cos you never know when the opportunity will come. You are wasting your time debating with that full. His brain is smaller that a peanut. |
Politics › Re: Britain Toys With Woes Of Another Biafra War - Sun Newspaper by vanbonattel: 11:21am On Nov 08, 2015 |
Adiwana: oga,if you read my post very well,you would understand i didnt in anywhere say that Fed Govt. should take over State Govt duties
The Work of the fed Govt. is to build Federal Roads&major bridges like 2nd Niger bridge,Clean up Oil spillages..etc..This is there primary job.Am not going to start singing all about Electricity,jobs,Security ish..this is the basic works of the govt and its not what we are seeing..For me to travel from Enugu down to Anambra,i have to take a different route..And if one takes into Acct what people agitating for Biafra wants,they are asking for 3 things just like the Niger Deltans are asking for good roads,portable water,jobs among other things; Equal opportunities at Federal Level,Rehabilitation of Major Roads&2nd Niger Bridge..its not like they are asking for presidency or Security or jobs in which we all know that an average igbo man doesnt depend on govt before he feeds.. Its Easy for us to criticise people and think they are acting crazy but until you fully understand what they go through,you would think twice.Niger Delta Regions are a perfect example Don't waste yoir time educating the useless idiott who thinks using multi coloured posts will elevate his thinking from that of a kindergarten class where multi colour is the norm  |
Politics › Re: Britain Toys With Woes Of Another Biafra War - Sun Newspaper by vanbonattel: 11:19am On Nov 08, 2015 |
lastpage: These are a very cogent questions .....for "discerning minds"!
*Why did IPOB not raise this kind of "hell", when they have a better chance of achieving results, (under Jonathan)? *Why did Nnamdi kanu not "air" his Radio Biafra treasonous statements, so loudly, under GEJ, when he would probably recieve a "warm reception"?
*Why did the Ibos not show this kind of 'anger' at their Chairmen and Governors, who "collect and loot" their share of the National cake? Yet they waste their energy on Fashola, Governor of Lagos!
*WHY NOW? When a Northerner is the President... and a Westerner is the Vice President?
A lot of people are asking these same questions!
[b]A "school of thought" examines these issues critically and came to the conclusion that"
"Ibo agitations are primarily driven by hatred (of the Yorubas), rabid Anger (at the Hausas), "sense of".. and a "plot for" vengeance (towards the Yorubas), Hypocrisy (towards and within their own tribesmen), mischief (at the whole polity, to cause mayhem) and a sense of weakness/failure (for under-achieving, within the Nigerian political spectrum).
Thus, such agitations are not only bound to fail as they are based on "non-altruistic and emotional premise", such agitations are viewed with suspicion, by everyone else and therefore not taken seriously.
This is a honest assessment, from someone on "the other side" of the divide but then, l wont expect any Ibo person to agree with it because that would be an admission of failure...something which "Ego and Self-pride cum self-delusion", will not permit, .....qualities which the Ibo persona has in very high dosage[/b]. 
My Take.
Lastpage Stupid set of questions from a deluded mind so lazy to reason. How can I give you an answer if your questions are borne out of an diseased mind. |
Politics › Re: Britain Toys With Woes Of Another Biafra War - Sun Newspaper by vanbonattel: 11:16am On Nov 08, 2015 |
lastpage: Both, all, everything and nothing! 
Just look at how they agitate for "Biafra", then fight for appointments with Buhari, then claim Lagos belongs to them, then say they want to buy the South West, then run-away from their homeland, then want to form "attachee" with South-South due to their crude oil, then come over to contest for election, even in the South West, then claim to be Israelites even though Natenyahu has said Israel has nothing to do with them!.... blah-blah-blah!!!
What serious manner of secessionists do that? Even women do better than that now? ....... u nor say our sisters nor know wetin dem want sometimes! 
Lastpage! we call it the scatter and dominate strategy and it got you all running like rabbits now  even akiolu is foaming in the mouth now. |
Politics › Re: Britain Toys With Woes Of Another Biafra War - Sun Newspaper by vanbonattel: 11:12am On Nov 08, 2015 |
braine: I just hope all those in Lagos clamouring for Biafra are ready to move back to the biafra. If not, thats where wahala will start. so that hunger will kill your lazy family? |
Politics › Re: Britain Toys With Woes Of Another Biafra War - Sun Newspaper by vanbonattel: 11:10am On Nov 08, 2015 |
Spybradd: if only you know how perfectly well you paint and portray the picture of a nakked madman or drunk displaying in the market square!!!! shame..  Shame on yorobbar ijiotts |
Politics › Re: Britain Toys With Woes Of Another Biafra War - Sun Newspaper by vanbonattel: 11:09am On Nov 08, 2015 |
lastpage: That is an "error of assumption"!
Because Yorubas "can do it" ... ....does not mean Ibos can do it as well.
In all honesty and truthfulness, ....
[size=14pt]Yorubas "can do it' because they are very intelligent, sublime, sophisticated and highly evolved Race.[/size]
Now tell me, if those "Gra-Gra, Chest-beating, Hate-filled, Treacherous" Ibos .....have ANY of those qualities?
Your guess is as good as mine. Nor be today, Abeg. 
Lastpage! if this post is not filled with boast and useless chest beating, na wao for yorobbar hypocrisy! |
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