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LionDeLeo:Whoever is the maggot behind this moniker is just too damn stvpid for words. A quit notice to vacate any part of the country is not, cannot be the same as seccession. You can't give a notice to vacate and still regard them as Nigerians. You can't chase them away from their legitimate businesses and source of livelihood, yet expect them to pay taxes and be loyal to the FGN. You can issue such notice AFTER sovereignty has been granted to a certain people, and they have their own country, NOT BEFORE. Give them their country, then you can chase them out. Stop arguing like you never had basic education. Is this simple enough for you to comprehend now? |
MediumStout:I would have gone into coma if you had replied with something half intelligent. Pity you, but no one except you seem to be talking about Biafra on this thread. Brainless maggot still couldn't process what the topic is all about. Oh, but that's all you know, don't you? Your vocabulary is limited to two items only: ipob and Biafra, with a sprinkling of a few gibberish. What a burden you are. |
MediumStout:Saying you are brainless would be an insult to all rētards out there. I mean, a halfwit with less than basic education wouldn't post this crap you just did. So, it is IPOB's duty to pursue mining of natural resource that with the current and flawed unitary system of govt belongs to the FG? Do you think any individual or organization in the country has the right to prospect or dig for minerals without a federal govt license/approval? Yorubas worked hard to achieve airports and seaports in what sense? I mean, you sound less intelligent than a lobotomized rētard on steroids. Coal in Enugu? Well, did anyone remind you that coal used to be one of the major foreign exchange earner for Nigeria, before crude oil was discovered and everyone in your government lost their brains? If you had any basic education, you would have learnt that Nigeria once had a thriving mining industry, alongside with agriculture that brought in forex. The trillions of dollars earned from crude oil sales so far, what has the government done with those mind boggling wealth since after independence till date? What benefit has the common man gained from the oil wealth since then? So, its mining that should suddenly make ipob become model citizens and quit its agitation? No, you don't know any of this. All you could is refer to ipob in your delusions. The ipob that doesn't know if slime such as you even exists. |
boss1310:You are right. That's the first thing that occurred to me. What if she still has a pulse while people are gathered, just shouting ewuuoo! Chineke meee! and taking pictures, while the victim slowly bleeds to death! Such a pitiful way to die. |
spyder880:Wasn't sure decking woods can be reused. Was thinking it can only be used once? Will they be strong enough to be reused for a second decking work? |
All noise, nil action. Even when actions are taken and penalties get implemented, it will only be for a short period. This is Nigeria. |
![]() Joe Igbokwe nwoke iberibe. So, his grouse is that ohaneze ndigbo and other Igbo sociocultural groups did not speak up against Nnamdi Kanu and IPOB. Well, did he make the same noise when the presidency and northern organizations did not voice any condemnation over the killings of helpless folks down south by Fulani herdsmen? He can condemn his fellow Igbos because he feels they are cultured and won't resort to a barbaric reprisal on his person. Not same with Hausas and Fulanis, right? Igbos shouldn't provoke the north, but should be worthy candidates for wanton slaughter by same north, and should accept such fate gladly ![]() |
bigFOOTcaveMAN:Could have fallen for that, if I didn't recognize the retail outlet "Abercrombie & Fitch" See, if someone sitting beside you tries their damnedest to view what's going on in your cell phone, it is really annoying. Some folks just don't realize how rude it is. |
spyder880:Great news, Spyder880! |
![]() No surprise here. Nigerian police has let loose a lot of criminals on the street in the past. All it takes is greasing their palm. The few criminals who get justice are those shot dead during operations. Death sentence? I can bet it with anybody that this man won't go that route. Death penalty for kidnappers may have been signed into law, but our superstitious government haven't got the balls to sign the death warrant. Its same reason Rev King is still alive today. |
It is called anosma. The absence of a sense of smell, either born without the olfactory glands or damage to the olfactory nerves. Yes, its possible, and such people exists. I don't think the lady in question would be lying about it. @OP. All you needed to do was copy this same topic and paste on Google search. You are bound to get millions of hits. That's how useful the internet is. |
One of the reasons I'm no longer eager to catch up on "breaking news" or "recent developments" in naija: The parties concerned will often deny they made any such comments in the next 24 hours. Not sure if this APC government gave birth to this worrisome trend, or that bloggers are just too eager with unconfirmed reports. |
![]() These half baked peeps are getting on my last nerves. Well, except you guys are prepared to rig the ballot to hell and back. Even get your cows, sheep and goats to thumb print every available ballot papers. Reasonable folks among you have realized that you guys hunger and thirst for power like hopeless junkies, yet end up not able to do any reasonable thing with it. I mean, your region has developed far more than others since independence, hasn't it? ![]() |
Nothing new here. Would have been pleasantly surprised if they named some forward thinking individuals such as senator Sanni, or Nuhu Ribadu, or even the one they love to hate, Sanusi L. Sanusi. They named a bunch of the obvious, swollen and redundant regressives who have got nothing more to offer. Perhaps no one has told them that we keep going backwards because if these so called elders who haven't got the foggiest idea what it means to make ambitious policies for long term development. |
BabaRamota1980:So, you are the intelligent one, who doesn't know what an irony is? What he used there was a figure of speech. Do you get it now? BabaRamota ![]() |
Hear him “I dream of a Nigeria where all sit down on the same table and eat from what is before him; for the Hausa/Fulani to drink his forage and eat ram/sheep meat, Igbo’s or any tribe of the Christians belief to drink his wine and eat pig or dog meats, not to cook all in the same pot and serve all plates. That’s unworkable!”, Bauchi said. This might work, if the people whom you hope to share the country with have the same level of enlightenment/education as you. If they had the same level of tolerance to other's religious belief and inclination. If they don't see the slaughter of fellow humans as the most convenient way of settling a dispute. If they don't have the mentality that the country is theirs, and they were born to rule. If they don't see people from the south as mere vassals to be tolerated. The unworkable notion of serving everyone from same pot or eating from same plate is exactly what the country has been practicing. Since they have neglected every other sector in favor of crude oil (the pot) which comes from the south, and also eat from same plate (oil wealth) how do they hope this union will work? Each region can get its own pot, prepare and serve its own meal the way their culture, orientation and religious views permits them. Good fences make good neighbors. Let everyone keep paying lip service to "One Nigeria". We all know that its not working, and will never work in a thousand years. Let's all sit down and have a referendum as to the way to go. I can boldly tell you that the few people who feel any atom of loyalty to this country are those feeding fat on its resources. Emmm....that last statement I made was false. Even those feeding on its resources are not in any way loyal. They just hope the facade of "one Nigeria" will continue only for what they're going to steal from it. You won't rob the country and its masses blind if you have any loyalty. Yes, I'm talking about the polithiefcians. |
Typical. Just like its thieving politicians, Nigerian university students have learnt the art of dodging simple and direct talk. He came to set the record straight, and after such a lengthy and boring talk, he still didn't say how much the bus costs. Rather, he said anyone who knows how much the market price of such buses are, should put up the price, then he will be compelled to release the receipt showing price of the bus. Stewpid crook. What stops him from producing evidence of the cost at this time? Simple: He's hiding something. When you hide the truth, you shouldn't get angry that rumors have taken over. |
Cool@ obafemee80 Volvo XC70 is not a wagon. It is an SUV. You probably got it confused for Volvo V70, which is a wagon. |
sonofluc1fer:Do you know what's funny? You do not believe God exists, yet you believe in lucifer. To the extent your moniker declares you to be his/her son. Isn't that weird? I mean, the broad account we have of that persona was how he disobeyed God, and got banished from heaven. If you believe God doesn't exist, yet you believed that lucifer does, then you are mighty confused. Ha! A wannabe. |
Its not enough that standards have fallen. Now, they hope to nail its coffin shut with unneeded lurid details in literatures meant for minors. Who vets these books, anyway? |
Abagworo:Hmmm. Your conscience no longer exist. Its already mortgaged to your paymaster. IMSG still owes teachers, yet there's free education from primary to university? In what university, please? And you can come online to type this? I think I owe Lai Muhammed an apology. He's an apprentice compared with you. Chei. |
Shaballantin:Oh, sorry bros. I didn't know your mother was kidnapped and gangraped daily for 3 months. That's a very terrible ordeal. Hope she has recovered sufficiently enough to walk on her two feet? Whatever is the amount in ransom paid, the most important thing is that she's back home and recovering. You didn't read the sentence where I said if I had the power, I would torture the kidnapper to death? Obviously, you didn't. If you had, you would have reserved your venom for your mother's kidnappers, and not me. Tell your mother I'm praying for her quick recovery. Asswipe. |
![]() Oh dear. When simple minded folks fall in love, they fall the hardest. I'm just wondering how old you are...? Get your head straight, junior. You are on a mind trip. You're bound to end up depressed, or worse. Such puppy love will make you irrational. You've shown the signs already. Go easy. You're not sure about how real the supposed rape was. Its the oldest lie girls tell when they need to wriggle out of that tight spot. You go with the impression that this angel you met is pure inside out. A "virgin without guile". When you're getting close to realizing that another dude had beaten you to first get a taste of her cookies, the handiest excuse is..... You got it! Rape. Believe me, a few more years from now, you'd wish you had known better. Take it easy. You're tripping badly. |
![]() How nice. He is to present his anus for brutal bombardment, all across the country, in return for the delusional hope of miraculously becoming a millionaire. Bros, all you will ever get is a leaky, unstable and gaping anus. You will wear extra large diapers for the rest of your miserable life, and if ever you get a few naira in return for destroying your shytehole, you would need it to pay for surgery. Yes. Yanshoplasty surgery will eat up any penny you have left. Fool. ![]() |
Explorers:Even Sudan is pulling its weight in Africa despite the years of warring and wastage. Anyone who keeps thinking Nigeria is going to pull out of the rot with its present system of government is downright insane. It is insanity that will make one to keep doin the same thing over and again, yet expects to see a different result. If 57 years isn't more than enough time to realize how stewpid we've been, then ours is a lost cause! |
Huh. Sounds like a lot of hot air....the part about the policeman dipping his rifle in his colleague's blood to be able to neutralize the "odeshi" That part spoiled the credibility of the narrative. The brave policemen did his best and fought well, though. May he rest in peace! |
![]() Nothing new. We are bound to see such scenarios increase in intensity in the coming weeks. Its one way to test the resolve of the people of the south. Some fat political alhaji directs his herdsmen to drive the cattle to places which has been avoided before now. The Nigerian police is on hand to speedily jump in if the herdsmen gets confronted by the local people. Believe me, they are on standby. If you doubt it, threaten one of the cows (not even the herdsman) and count yourself lucky if you don't land in the nearest jail within a heartbeat. ![]() Sacred cows has a new definition in naija. |
Bestman111:Don't reason this way. If I had the power, I would torture that man to death. But, there are processes to follow. There are rules and laws governing every civilized society. In as much as jungle justice affords a certain dose of satisfaction, it is retrogressive. It is inhuman. Going that route makes us no better than animals in the wild. He can't be in jail indefinitely if a competent court doesn't convict and sentence him accordingly. Which is the reason why we need a very strong and independent judiciary. |
rheether:My thoughts exactly. Very likely he wasn't even read his miranda rights by the arresting cops, and in all the excitement, he would have forgotten that he has the right to a legal representative. Well, by the time the police and the courts finish dealing with him, he wouldn't care much for a lawyer ![]() |
HungerBAD:And you believe that retard whose life occupation is to post inciting materials about Biafra? ![]() You should know that if a day goes by without him fabricating something about it, he would be depressed. What proves that the motley crew in the back of that truck are northerners beating a hasty retreat? This unending masturbation over Biafra issues would leave you guys impotent. What would be, would be. |
hmuhammad:Did you pull out all these conjectures from your ass? I mean, what makes you think in these days of information readily accessible by anyone who cares to, you can wake up and compose this garbage? You must really think you are addressing your ilks. First all, what igbo group carried out the census, and at what time? 20 million Igbos residing in the north? ![]() So, how many are left in the SE if a whopping 20million live in the north? In other words, what is the total population of the igbos? If there are 20million of them in northern Nigeria, then the total population of Igbos should easily be up to 100 million. Its people with very limited or non existing intelligence that would concoct such mind buggling lies and expect no one to raise an eyebrow over it. As for the other excrement you spewed in your post about no other tribes being allowed to do business at Onitsha market, I need not respond to that. If you had ever set foot in any major market in the east before now, even you would find it hard to swallow your tribalist vomit. Get a life. |
elmagnifo:Great. Since you are a northerner, kindly preach the message of peace to your people. Every Nigerian will agree that Igbos are the most detribalized group of people in the country. They are the ones who traverse the lenght and breadth of the country and mingle with every tribe, take time to acquire landed properties and develop those areas. Igbos largely detest living in slums, and they have no second thoughts about making their surroundings look decent. That has been their weakness, which ought to have been seen as strength if the country is truly one and united. Your people will never do that. Instead, they seek for a piece of land in the south given to them freely where they do business. What they call their "Garki". Lands they would erect shacks that are eyesores. They will never buy properties or add value to the place. Yet, they are brazen enough to refer to Igbos as "guests" in the north. Yet, they are quick to preach "one Nigeria" when it suits them. Yet, they own the most oil blocks in the oil rich south, but will not site companies there. Yet, they traverse the south with their herdsmen, destroying lives, properties and farmlands of helpless folks. Tell me, is there a single tribe in this country who has done more to keep us together more than the Igbos? And...is there a tribe who has done more than the Hausas and Fulanis to wreck the country? Preach the message of peace to your people. They need it most. No other tribe in the country is comfortable with sharing space with them anymore. We have been patient enough. Even though I don't entirely believe this report about Igbos departing in "droves", that scenario may as well play out in the coming weeks. |
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