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Politics › Re: War In Anambra State by vanbonattel: 5:08pm On Jun 17, 2013
chaloner: Shooting is going on now around onitsha/obosi border... Its a war between obosi and onitsha. The little I know is land issue. Details letter. anybody that has more info should add pls
very correct information, according to my source who is hanging on top of the Niger bridge, this is the beginning of the end of Nigeria as biafrans are starting to push back Nigerians to vacate anioma state. more eye wickedness reports letter.
Politics › Re: Ojukwu Was Right Afterall by vanbonattel: 12:54am On Jun 17, 2013
dayokanu: Someone whose Father in law and bosom friend called a coward
As against someone whom the whole nation confirmed the grand patron of all cowards, living and dead. Abiola made a name for himself in history.
Politics › Re: Ojukwu Was Right Afterall by vanbonattel: 12:51am On Jun 17, 2013
dayokanu: According to his father in law

[img]http://books.google.com/books?id=aZwPAQAAMAAJ&pg=PA10&img=1&pgis=1&dq=cantankerous+coward&sig=ACfU3U3GoMlR8Pn__25EgVrZgm-D7VkimQ&edge=0[/img]
Still better than the one who never shot a dane gun even with the laughable title of 'fear ona kakanfo' HEM KAY HO.
Politics › Re: Ojukwu Was Right Afterall by vanbonattel: 12:37am On Jun 17, 2013
DIVINE78: Ojukwu holds the record as the first commander to abandon his troop he lured to a senseless war and ran away.
Much better than dying in the cell like a common criminal, and oh.......is he not a common criminal? ITT?
Politics › Re: Ojukwu Was Right Afterall by vanbonattel: 11:24pm On Jun 16, 2013
Katsumoto: It appears that some folks are still struggling with the concept of migration. People migrate for economic and social (safety, family, etc) reasons. Portugal has generally been safer and richer than Brazil until recently. Net migration from Brazil to Portugal has always been positive. But guess what, there was a reversal in migration patterns during Lula's terms as president of Brazil, as Brazil reaped huge from commodities. Now with the recession in Europe and Portugal needing a bailout, Portuguese migration to Brazil is now positive with many Portuguese seeking opportunities in Brazil. Portugal remains more developed than Brazil but there are more opportunities in Brazil than in Portugal. See article below for more information.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/dec/22/portuguese-migrants-brazil-economic-boom
You are studying foreign migration patterns which is a different kettle of fish entirely, the Igbos of Nigeria cannot be explained or compared with any other tribe in this world, adventurous, daring, opinionated and ready to take big risks. The Igbos have something else moving them, or can you explain what an Onitsha man may be doing in Ogbomosho, is there more money in Ogbomosho than Onitsha?
Politics › Re: Ojukwu Was Right Afterall by vanbonattel: 11:18pm On Jun 16, 2013
Ojukwu was right, this country will never work.
Christianity Etc › Re: Missing Child From Winners Church Found Two Years After by vanbonattel: 10:54pm On Jun 16, 2013
Where is this kidnapper now, DID THEY ARREST HIM AFTER THE CONFESSION? If not, na arengee testimony.
Politics › Re: Minister Of Education Wike "Arrested" By IGP by vanbonattel: 11:31pm On Jun 15, 2013
Hoping they beat him black and blue like the police beat a common barrow pusher who scratches the car of a big man on the road.
Politics › Re: Abiola's Family Received Nothing From IBB - Family Head by vanbonattel: 10:50pm On Jun 15, 2013
nijanigga: Can you imagine we have these types of people in Nigeria? what a brainless people. How can a human being have such a rotten brain? Abiola became a billionaire through globalist and was to sell Nigeria to them,others said he dumped bible into the ocean,after passing out from Abeokuta boys high school-a mission school.
With people like this guy in Nigeria,it's the reason Nigeria will be a sinking ship.
Nigeria will sink surely. Abiola was Nigerias most successful thief who the powers in the corridors of power used to loot public funds, just like you have Dangote, Otedollar and Jimo Ibrahim of today.
Politics › Re: Minister Of Education Wike "Arrested" By IGP by vanbonattel: 10:32pm On Jun 15, 2013
The minister transfered millions of our education dollars into the IGP account and the IGP bailed him over the cup of tea, once a police man in Nigeria, always corrupt.
Politics › Re: Igbos Were The Biggest Casualties Of June-12 Election Annulment by vanbonattel: 7:53pm On Jun 14, 2013
Ola Johnson: I'll avoid you because your comments are as f00lish as you are. Solomon says if you answer the f00l he will think he is wise.
will you just say the truth, you are avoiding me because I will use you wipe floor, you are from the south west? just like mko, diya and awo ran from trouble.
Politics › Re: Igbos Were The Biggest Casualties Of June-12 Election Annulment by vanbonattel: 7:41pm On Jun 14, 2013
Ola Johnson: You're indeed 'wise' when as weak as the Oga At The Top has been described he has not succeeded in f00ling the North but you, first in 2011 and probably in 2015. And instead of compensating you with good positions like giving automatic tickets to the House of Representatives and the Senate, he makes your former governors ministers who could be sacked at any time. What an insult! Achike Udenwa and Sam Egwu, former governors of Imo and Ebonyi, respectively were sacked.
if he likes he can sack my father, i will mobilize millions of votes for him come 2015, any weakling is better than a fanatic president.
Politics › Re: Igbos Were The Biggest Casualties Of June-12 Election Annulment by vanbonattel: 7:39pm On Jun 14, 2013
sobaemma: Least i forget our football,i mean the super eagles are just biafrans label in as nigerians,is it emenike,omeruo,mikel the back bone,onazi,ogude,obaobona,ideye,ejide,check them all man,and u will see we stand out in all,We no be mate,remove our igbo duo from nigeria and see the disgrace nigeria will take,just that emenike and kalu uche no day u guys are still having problems to score,wot about removing mikel onazi,ogude,obobona,the defense champions omeruo or who,who talkkkkkkkkkkkkkk,my guy just accept we past uuuuuuuuuuuu
you are right, imidiatily they drop martins, taiye, osaze and yakubu, the stupid biafrans with igbo coach won the nations cup! imagine! we must stop them before an igbo man will lift up the world cup oooooo!
Politics › Re: Igbos Were The Biggest Casualties Of June-12 Election Annulment by vanbonattel: 7:35pm On Jun 14, 2013
wellmax: When will Nlders grow up and stop this nonsense?
When nigeria becomes 4 countries.
Politics › Re: Igbos Were The Biggest Casualties Of June-12 Election Annulment by vanbonattel: 7:34pm On Jun 14, 2013
1 shortblackboy: Oya make una seperate e don do e don do
the owambe party is just about to start, lots of fat, short, black women shaking their fat bottoms tonight, my tribe rocks grin
Politics › Re: Igbos Were The Biggest Casualties Of June-12 Election Annulment by vanbonattel: 7:31pm On Jun 14, 2013
eazzzy1: desola, i wonder why they won't leave us o, is it because the greatest man of our tribe started a war and after the death of millions of people, he ran away, and we now have to blame awolowo. abi because we just sit down and expect them to call us from aso rock and give us employment letter as the fourth democratic president, or that we clamour for breakup every day and yet we are represented in every village, cities and states in Nigeria. they jealous us because we are the juicejews of Africa. they jealous us because the greatest igbo man is the man that started the war, while they have the father of democracy in Nigeria to themselves. they have the first nobel laureate in Africa and we have the man that sold the highest number of children story book. nna bia, why jerous us biko?
its only because the polical father in our tribe drank rat poison and died, just because we give birth to only cowards who are spineless and cannot fight, i remember my uncle MKO who was so afraid of abacha that he chose to die like a rat in the prison, i remember my grand father Diya who cried like a baby, weeping and wailing and rolling on the ground begging al mustafa for his life. my tribe always like to carry fat woman on the waist during owambe party than work hard, later they will envy the people of south east. my south west people are shameless abeg
Politics › Re: Igbos Were The Biggest Casualties Of June-12 Election Annulment by vanbonattel: 7:26pm On Jun 14, 2013
Ola Johnson: Then wait for (1) The need of more bridges to arise in the North Central, (2) For governors to start building them, (3) To complete them. After these, then your SE governors with their flat heads will then see reasons why they should build the second Niger Bridge. If the Igbo are not f00lish are they not supposed to ask themselves why they get f00led every four years by politicians who always promise to build the bridge.
Jonathan for 2015, tinubu can go and have a swim in the dirty lagoon
Politics › Re: Igbos Were The Biggest Casualties Of June-12 Election Annulment by vanbonattel: 7:24pm On Jun 14, 2013
Andre Uweh: The only way to draw out Yoruba bigots is to post any thing Igbo. These guys are so full of hatred even in their arteries.
I have been around in this forum for 6 years now and have never seen any Igbo claim Lagos as 90 or 99% Igbo as some bigots here are claiming.
For Christ sake, Ndigbo are not 90% of Lagos. They also recorded heavy losses during the June 12 impasse.
Quit hating guys.
You even get time for the wild westerners.
Politics › Re: Igbos Were The Biggest Casualties Of June-12 Election Annulment by vanbonattel: 6:06pm On Jun 14, 2013
Ola Johnson: Are those roofs with rot without likages not far better than the gully that has wiped off some of your villages?
Correct my man, tell them abaout the streets of lagos and the daily floods.
Politics › Re: Igbos Were The Biggest Casualties Of June-12 Election Annulment by vanbonattel: 6:04pm On Jun 14, 2013
aspabay: and over 75% of other South Western states,
Even Fashola is Igbo, Festus Olunna is his real name (some people will commit suicide this night) tongue
Politics › Re: Igbos Were The Biggest Casualties Of June-12 Election Annulment by vanbonattel: 5:57pm On Jun 14, 2013
[quote author=S@NNiE]i really don't like commenting on this kind of thread but seriously, this is getting out of hand. first the igbos are jews abandoned in Africa and want to be taken back to Israel, then the hausas and yorubas arranged the biafra war to wipe out the igbos, and now june 12 of all things is another machination against the igbos. i love the igbos, but if you guys wanna move forward then you have to stop looking backward all the time. Time bringeth all things, but only if you move with it.[/quote]We are already moving ahead of you so hurry along........
Politics › Re: I Am Not A Politician - Ex Abia Governor, Orji Uzor Kalu Says. by vanbonattel: 5:48pm On Jun 14, 2013
Smartsyn: The former governor of Abia State, Orji Kalu,
caused a stir on Wednesday when he told
an audience at the Lagos Sheraton Hotel and
Towers that he was not a politician.
Mr. Kalu spoke at an event marking the 20th
anniversary of the annulment of the June 12,
1993, election, organised by the Save
Nigeria Group.

Expectedly, the comment elicited loud
murmuring from the audience interrupting
the former governor in mid speech.
“I’m not a politician… Excuse me, pardon me,
all my life I’ve been building institutions in
the private sector. I’m not a politician, this is
why I speak the way I speak from the
heart,” said Mr. Kalu.
“I don’t care who thinks I’m going to offend
him, my duty is to speak the truth. You can
go home and hate me, you can come home
and like me but the truth must be said,” he
added.

Mr. Kalu also blamed monumental corruption
for the nation’s woes, singling out President
Olusegun Obasanjo’s government whom he
said embarked on a lot of white elephant
projects.
“I want to challenge those people in the
corridor of power. I’m not a court of
competent jurisdiction, I can never be one. I
was governor for eight years and when
somebody go to court of competent
jurisdiction to charge me on security votes,
because I didn’t support things government
wanted me to support,” Mr. Kalu said.
“And the same people, I challenge them, see
the government that spent 6 billion, Pastor
(Tunde) Bakare talked about 12, 16, 13, 14
billion, these are dollars, not naira.
“And till today the government has not
brought those people to book. Do we really
want a change? We are not looking for a
change. Before we talk about change,
government must bring so many people to
book.
“You cannot be talking about electricity,
most of the projects counted here President
Obasanjo started …, I was governor then, I
flagged it off, and billions of dollars we were
putting down, where is the money?”

The former Abia State governor noted that
economic growth does not signify growth
until it impacts on the people.
“Economy cannot grow on 8 per cent, 9 per
cent, 10 per cent without postal services,
without highway being paved very well,
without electricity supply, without people
coming out of school and going to work,”
said Mr. Kalu.
“I have never seen any president of Nigeria
that talks about job creation, you can say it
but they are not doing it. I have fought to
set up industries right from my mother’s
womb, that is the truth.
“I built the first major industry in Aba in
1982, the Slok Vegetable Oil. I mean,
business men and women should make
efforts to complement what government
and the people are doing,” he added
The man was right afterall, he was never a politician but a looter of public funds.
Politics › Re: I Am Not A Politician - Ex Abia Governor, Orji Uzor Kalu Says. by vanbonattel: 5:48pm On Jun 14, 2013
Smartsyn: The former governor of Abia State, Orji Kalu,
caused a stir on Wednesday when he told
an audience at the Lagos Sheraton Hotel and
Towers that he was not a politician.
Mr. Kalu spoke at an event marking the 20th
anniversary of the annulment of the June 12,
1993, election, organised by the Save
Nigeria Group.

Expectedly, the comment elicited loud
murmuring from the audience interrupting
the former governor in mid speech.
“I’m not a politician… Excuse me, pardon me,
all my life I’ve been building institutions in
the private sector. I’m not a politician, this is
why I speak the way I speak from the
heart,” said Mr. Kalu.
“I don’t care who thinks I’m going to offend
him, my duty is to speak the truth. You can
go home and hate me, you can come home
and like me but the truth must be said,” he
added.

Mr. Kalu also blamed monumental corruption
for the nation’s woes, singling out President
Olusegun Obasanjo’s government whom he
said embarked on a lot of white elephant
projects.
“I want to challenge those people in the
corridor of power. I’m not a court of
competent jurisdiction, I can never be one. I
was governor for eight years and when
somebody go to court of competent
jurisdiction to charge me on security votes,
because I didn’t support things government
wanted me to support,” Mr. Kalu said.
“And the same people, I challenge them, see
the government that spent 6 billion, Pastor
(Tunde) Bakare talked about 12, 16, 13, 14
billion, these are dollars, not naira.
“And till today the government has not
brought those people to book. Do we really
want a change? We are not looking for a
change. Before we talk about change,
government must bring so many people to
book.
“You cannot be talking about electricity,
most of the projects counted here President
Obasanjo started …, I was governor then, I
flagged it off, and billions of dollars we were
putting down, where is the money?”

The former Abia State governor noted that
economic growth does not signify growth
until it impacts on the people.
“Economy cannot grow on 8 per cent, 9 per
cent, 10 per cent without postal services,
without highway being paved very well,
without electricity supply, without people
coming out of school and going to work,”
said Mr. Kalu.
“I have never seen any president of Nigeria
that talks about job creation, you can say it
but they are not doing it. I have fought to
set up industries right from my mother’s
womb, that is the truth.
“I built the first major industry in Aba in
1982, the Slok Vegetable Oil. I mean,
business men and women should make
efforts to complement what government
and the people are doing,” he added
The man was right afterall, he was never a politician but a looter of public funds.
Politics › Re: PDP Warns Aregbesola Over Naming Airport After Mko Abiola by vanbonattel: 5:45pm On Jun 14, 2013
village peoplegrin
Politics › Re: PDP Warns Aregbesola Over Naming Airport After Mko Abiola by vanbonattel: 12:03am On Jun 14, 2013
Welcome to Coward international airport Oshogbo.
Politics › Re: Non Yoruba's Only - Would Nigeriia Have Benefited If 'Abiola' Became President? by vanbonattel: 11:28pm On Jun 13, 2013
[quote author=St_Black]And then has he like ur same Bayelsa GEJ that has sold Nigeria(not even a state) to boko haram and lebanon(al queda or so)....shio. (we talking money, u talking bull shiit)

first of all na, oya kosi danu (b4 u get more)[/quote]I dont know how to debate with people whose brain is made of tissue paper!
Politics › Re: MKO Abiola’s Last Interview by vanbonattel: 11:25pm On Jun 13, 2013
antifat: Lunatic talk....how can someone who just won an presidential election be d onE organizing coups for millitary men......he was aNnouned winner so why will he plot to let Abacha in againhuh
You should be posting in the kiddies section.......MKO sponsored all the coups before he won the kangaroo elections which he lobbied with IBB to ban all the strong contenders who could have defeated him easil, Shehu Musa Yar'Adua, Kingibe, Nzeribe, etc were all banned from contesting same election, so MKO can win.
Politics › Re: Non Yoruba's Only - Would Nigeriia Have Benefited If 'Abiola' Became President? by vanbonattel: 10:41pm On Jun 13, 2013
alexchiny: In as much as the dude was a crook and a highly corrupt fellow, i think they should have given him his mandate. At least we voted him in.
And if he sells the whole of Bayelsa state to Saudi Arabia nko?
Politics › Re: MKO Abiola’s Last Interview by vanbonattel: 10:36pm On Jun 13, 2013
Actjulius: Moshood Abiola sprang to national and international prominence as a result of his philanthropic activities. The Congressional Black Caucus of the United States of America issued the following tribute to Moshood Abiola:

"Because of this man, there is both cause for hope and certainty that the agony and protests of those who suffer injustice shall give way to peace and human dignity. The children of the world shall know the great work of this extraordinary leader and his fervent mission to right wrong, to do justice, and to serve mankind. The enemies which imperil the future of generations to come: poverty, ignorance, disease, hunger, and racism have each seen effects of the valiant work of Chief Abiola. Through him and others like him, never again will freedom rest in the domain of the few. We, the members of the Congressional Black Caucus salute him this day as a hero in the global pursuit to preserve the history and the legacy of the African diaspora"
The black caucus never visited Nigeria to assess the impact of corruption which damaged all our companies and sent graduates to flee the country in the middle of the lootocracy of which Abiola so much championed. We the people of Nigeria knows and remembers Abiola as a common criminal who stole the nation blind. KARMA!

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