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UncleKoboko:I don't blame you. |
Send soldiers to their people. People who speak the same language with them. There will be understanding. A northern soldier cum Muslim sees anyone from South as an infidel who doesn't deserve to share oxygen with him. He is not concerned about keeping peace but exterminations of the people. |
The UK government just did what Tinubu did with Nigerian economy. You can't lift yourself seated inside a bucket. In other words you can't have your cake and eat it. |
Market |
Woolwich is another Ojuelegba populated by mostly Yorubas. Maybe Igbos and other blacks are finding homes there now. You can't even believe there is also part of the UK. |
Use those pirates to feed hungry aquatic lives. |
CluelessMODS:Ok |
CluelessMODS:Bros how r u? |
CluelessMODS:Lol. Bros I have always won every quarrel here. I beg allow me to win you. Rest. |
Wike has facilitated this. You won't hear Asawana now oooo! But when there is a political difference some persons will come out and paint it ethnic and tribal colouration. |
CluelessMODS:Rest naaaa. You no dey tire? You see why it is a Herculean task helping people like you? Change! |
CluelessMODS:Can you your condition. The person told me you are the person behind the masquerade. You just showed a typical sign of it . |
CluelessMODS:Bros no vex. It wasn't mockery. I didn't know. Someone here who knows you just revealed your mental incapacitation to me. I let you be. But you are supposed to be going with tag for easy identification. How would you know where you come from when you are berserk? |
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CluelessMODS:You are the black sheep of Yoruba people. It is quite unfortunate. Your barbarism is historically unprecedented. |
CluelessMODS:I have said what I said. Every tribe has a representative of wise and good people and on the other divide people like you. You are the chairman of Yoruba Branch. |
CluelessMODS:My parents know nothing about this so it doesn't affect them. I only pity you because of the gap you have in your upbringing. Even when it is true that some persons are born as natural nonentity you being an example is a big minus on your parents. |
CluelessMODS:You can see why I said what I said about you. The respectful and wise Yoruba people will never bring anyone's parents into disrepute. They will never. They are known to be respectful. But idiots like you wouldn't waste time to abuse their own parents let alone respecting another one's parents. You fall on the other divide of the most unrespectful and foolish Yorubas. |
Give Finidi George the job permanently. |
CluelessMODS:They have the two odds. Both wisest and most foolish citizens. Unfortunately you fall into the latter. |
CluelessMODS:Can you see what I am saying? This is one of them. |
Na so babes dey. I set up a babe with my boss and friend. I had asked this babe out and it didn't work. I gave my boss her secret and within days my boss called to inform me that he had had her twice. |
Goodnewsforlife:Yoruba people too get sense. But even among them dwell the most foolish Nigerians. This person is a typical example. |
jazzman7711:Ok |
Banditry is not new. It started a long time ago expecially along trade routes. It is as old as mankind so there is nothing Tinubu can do about it. |
Like someone said above they wanted to know the contents of my bag. They saw my work laptop and training manuals. They couldn't read any meaning out of it. I then took over the questioning from them. I told them I was surprised they couldn't recognise me. That I had a good working relationship with the police within the Rumuokoro environs as the secretary general Rumuokoro Youths Federation. This was a lie. Although I could speak Ikwerre but never from neither do I live in Rumuokoro. One of them turned and asked if I were from Rumuokoro which I answered in affirmation. I said that was why I had the confidence of following them in the first place. That I thought that it was the usual police officers we worked with. I could telepathically read what was going on in their mind. 'This is a bad market'. I engaged them with one story to the other till they drove to mile 4 and veered off to the filling station just beside Kala Police Station. There they asked me to come down and to help them fuel the van as a youth executive. Lol. I insisted I hadn't money but in a bid to prove that while searching my pockets two thousand naira fell from my pocket. The didn't allow me to pick. They took it and freed me. That was how I cleverly and diplomatically escaped police trump up charges. Lesson learnt: Always be calm no matter the situation. Reason ahead of any situation you might be in. Always be polite to the law enforcement agencies. Always be guided at all times. Be aware of every situation and environment. |
One of them told me I would explain further when I get to the station. While I was still in the dark of what would be the next scene one of them turned to ask me where I worked. I knew where this was gearing to. I told them I don't work rather I school. This was a lie. They asked for the school and I mentioned Uniport. I could read the disbelief on their faces. I was looking too fleshy for a student. They asked for my ID card I claimed not to have one as it wasn't compulsory to move about with it. To be continued.... |
This was happening in Port Harcourt and precisely Rumuokoro Junction. I was waiting to board a cab going to Rumuola. I attempted to board severally but I was unable due to taxi drivers claiming they hadn't change. Although I was enjoying my time listening to members of FRAN(Free Readers of Association of Nigeria) arguing about current events. What Wike did and didn't. What Nnamdi Kanu will do and so on. I didn't care to read the papers myself I just wanted them to give me the summaries which I knew were laced with a biased mindset. While I was standing I didn't know that some policemen on patrol had spotted me as a soft target. Of course I look very calm, cool and collected. There is no doubt that with the right threat they would get some money from me. But they didn't realise that I am a Port Harcourt boy through and through with some elements of Warri and Lagos where I have also lived. One of the policemen accosted and told.me his superior in the patrol van wanted to see me. I wasn't scared. I thought perhaps one of the senior police officers I had met somewhere had identified me. I walked with him to the van only for me to realise that I knew none of them. The next thing they asked me to do was to hop in. I asked them to where and for what purpose. They replied they would let me know. Truly I was a little bit perturbed although I didn't show my fear. I was beaming with smile. One I was going to Rumuola and the van was facing Rumuokoro to Rumuokwuta for those who know PH. As the van gradually gained traction I once again calmly asked them my offences. Then did one of them told me that I was a pick pocket suspect. Laughs! I turned around to be very sure it wasn't me they were referring to. There was no other civilian save me. They said they were watching me making attempts to board taxis that I wouldn't. I had to explain to them what was happening. That the drivers were always asking for the exact amount as they had no ' change '. And each time I showed #1000 I had on me they would ask me to alight. I made sure I didn't communicate in pidgin even when they did. To be continued... |
CommonSense1967:Lol. I am just asking a question. Can you see how your reasoning is that of one who suffers from rectum cranium inversion? |
Abufo:They all denied having anything in common with Igbos when Igbos were in charge of Eastern Nigeria, During Biafran and after Biafran War. |
Abufo:Your supposedly igbo speaking Rivers State would prefer ijaws to Igbos. |
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