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PoliticsRe: Awolowo, Achebe Controversy Unnecessary – Ndigbo Lagos by whitecat007: 2:06am On Oct 13, 2012
Why do ibos need their enemies to lend a voice for state creation? so that it will now require microscope to look at ibo states on nigeria map? shocked
PoliticsRe: Ohanaeze, Arewa Leaders Meet In Enugu by whitecat007: 1:46am On Oct 13, 2012
We are all praying to be good people like the Hausas. Slowly but surely you gonna love us just like you love hausa now. we are all learning to do whatever it takes to be loved, just be patient.
NRI PRIEST: Believe it or not,the Hausa aren't bad ppl. You can trust them with your life and they will stick out for you but the only problem with them is "Islam" and "lack of education"! I grew up in plateau and we had them as family friends and they are very honest and cool headed. As for awo pikins them...I just dey laugh first.....finish the rest.
PoliticsRe: Ohanaeze, Arewa Leaders Meet In Enugu by whitecat007: 1:37am On Oct 13, 2012
At least you now have a willing ally. so no more excuses not to push us out. The ball is now in your court now that you have the two of you against us. Do it now and stop crying. This is what we Yoruba have been clamoring for. We can now have it on a platter of platinum.
Ngodigha: I think the north are looking for allies to push the yorugbas out of Nigeria. I don't know why the north so hate the yorugbas, why?.
PoliticsRe: Ohanaeze, Arewa Leaders Meet In Enugu by whitecat007: 1:29am On Oct 13, 2012
cheesy grin grin grin on the money!!! grin grin grin[quote author=re@lchange]if that is what it takes to bring sanity to nigeria, then so be it!
at least some eediots in the south will stop taking us for fools[/quote]
PoliticsRe: Ohanaeze, Arewa Leaders Meet In Enugu by whitecat007: 1:27am On Oct 13, 2012
HEHEHe!!! so what is your staple food other than akpu? so you want to bluff for non nigerians?
phreakabit: Your definition of food,gives away your financial state. . . . little wonder you are so bitter.
PoliticsRe: Ohanaeze, Arewa Leaders Meet In Enugu by whitecat007: 1:23am On Oct 13, 2012
why don't you put the pictures of your leaders or Family members who actually committed suicide by the rat poison and remove the picture of a great man who died of natural causes. Be truthful for once.
phreakabit: www.nairaland.com/attachments/654337_awo_rat_poison__jpgdadabdc6f31be38d4ff0091e296a0563
PoliticsRe: Ohanaeze, Arewa Leaders Meet In Enugu by whitecat007: 1:18am On Oct 13, 2012
Just go and get you some lawyers to try him and stop crying all over here.
dan jalingo: so Awolow is glorified for comiting genocide when his bones should have been hanged in other climes?pity!
PoliticsRe: Ohanaeze, Arewa Leaders Meet In Enugu by whitecat007: 1:14am On Oct 13, 2012
If you can make it outside of Yorubaland, then shut it and get the heck out. [quote author=Real-Mccoy]70percent of Lagosians and their livehood is dictated by Igbo traders. We fed them, import their tokumbo cars and parts, gave them generator, introduced plasma TV to them, sold used clothes to their children. They never developed Lagos as they like to claim, Lagos was former Capital of Nigeria and that's why custom boss is not a Lagosian,MMS boss not a lagosian, Immigration boss also. 70 percent of goods that comes through Lagos sea are owned by non indigenes.[/quote]
PoliticsRe: Ohanaeze, Arewa Leaders Meet In Enugu by whitecat007: 1:10am On Oct 13, 2012
What about all your plans against Yoruba in the past, where have they led you? You ibos will do anything to work against Yoruba interest. But the problem is that you have no power to execute all your evil plans. Its our destiny not to have our ibo enemies triumph over us. The Spirits of Yorubaland have been faithful.[quote author=re@lchange]just pray they don't plan against Yoruba because that will be your end in nigeria
you will only make noise and cry wolf

your saving grace is that igboman is not interested in plotting against anyone in nigeria
we just want justice for all[/quote]
PoliticsRe: Ohanaeze, Arewa Leaders Meet In Enugu by whitecat007: 12:59am On Oct 13, 2012
Reason you can't put us in a cage
Obiagu1: Yoruba is a good definition of a bat.
They are neither South nor North, not even Middlebelt; neither Christians nor Muslims.
PoliticsRe: Ohanaeze, Arewa Leaders Meet In Enugu by whitecat007: 12:52am On Oct 13, 2012
Were you afraid to tell your Northern leaders how you feel? shouting on Nairaland is not going to help you. All you need to ask for during the next meeting is how we can all go back to Northern Nigeria protectorate, Southern Nigeria Protectorate and Lagos Protectorate respectively. Who knows our dream may come true sooner that expected.
Obiagu1: They will meet again, maybe in 2025, talking about the same issue.
We need people as brave as Achebe who will say things the way they are without considering the usual "chicken" attacks, more like pestering.

Someone brave should say to all Nigerians, YORUBA MUST GO!
PoliticsRe: Ohanaeze, Arewa Leaders Meet In Enugu by whitecat007: 12:37am On Oct 13, 2012
This shouldn't be a problem now with your big brother beside you
Obiagu1: ... like vampires they are, they await around the corner.
PoliticsRe: Ohanaeze, Arewa Leaders Meet In Enugu by whitecat007: 12:34am On Oct 13, 2012
Right!!! but you should know by now that the West is your enemy. or how many acts of "betrayal" do you need to know that we hate each other?
Obiagu1: I'd rather battle an identifiable enemy than deal with a snake. You got the drift, don't you?
PoliticsRe: Ohanaeze, Arewa Leaders Meet In Enugu by whitecat007: 12:29am On Oct 13, 2012
He is right. The North and East get along better than either with the West.
DANILSA: HAVE YOU TAKEN YOUR DRUGS TODAY? WHO SHOULD LEAVE? IS IT HAUSAS OR YORUBAS. I WILL CHOOSE YORUBAS TO STAY EVEN IN MY GRAVE. grin grin grin
PoliticsRe: Ohanaeze, Arewa Leaders Meet In Enugu by whitecat007: 12:24am On Oct 13, 2012
If you don't send them food, the North will.
kindabigg: Do you remember the blockade and starvation? You will get that again if you try anything.

There are millions of Awolowos among Yorubas now.
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PoliticsRe: Ohanaeze, Arewa Leaders Meet In Enugu by whitecat007: 12:04am On Oct 13, 2012
There will be no such thing.
kindabigg: When their lords start killing them again, they will starting blaming another Awolowo.

NCNC + NPC = Biafra War. However, Awolowo is still giving them nightmares!

Wimps!!
PoliticsRe: Ohanaeze, Arewa Leaders Meet In Enugu by whitecat007: 12:00am On Oct 13, 2012
You don't even need to worry your head, just call for the North and east to come back together just as you were before you guys were joined with Lagos protectorate. There you have it, as simple as abc so that you and your match made in heaven can live happily ever after
Obiagu1: Until ACF and Ohanaeze work towards driving Yorubas out of Nigeria, nothing good will come out of this country.
Yorubas are non-Nigerians and must leave. Let them go with Bakassi!
PoliticsRe: Ohanaeze, Arewa Leaders Meet In Enugu by whitecat007: 11:47pm On Oct 12, 2012
Congratulations to ibos!!!! when is the after party to celebrate? you have added another feather to your hat after all its not a small thing to get the North to come to enugu for a meeting. What an achievement, i rejoice with you and may all your cry for attention not be invain. May the North feel what you are feeling and also write about it, Amen. [quote author=Osiris.211]The Igbo apex socio-cultural organisation, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, and its
northern counterpart, the Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF), yesterday in Enugu rekindled hope in the continued existence of Nigeria as one
indivisible entity.

Chairman, National Executive Council and head of the delegation of
ACF to a meeting between the two groups, Alhaji Aliko M. Mohammed had arrived in Enugu on Tuesday with Senator J.K.N Waku, Senator
Ladan Shini, Major-General Lawrence Onoja, Brig-General Mohammed
Umar, among others, ahead of their meeting with Ohanaeze Ndigbo, to
inaugurate the South-East chapter of ACF.

The meeting proper held yesterday at Universal Hotel, Enugu was presided over by the two leaders of the organisations: Alhaji Mohammed (ACF), and Ohanaeze Ndigbo President-General, Ambassador Raph Uwechue, who attended the meeting with former Vice President, Dr. Alex Ekwueme; and former Ebonyi State governor and health minister, Chief Sam Egwu. Others are Senator Offia Nwali; Nweke Anyigor; Eze Ozobu; former Ohanaeze PG, Prof Joe Irukwu; Ohanaeze Secretary, Nduka Eya; First Republic Aviation Minister, Chief Mbazuluike Amechi; Professor Chinedu Nebo; Professor Uzodimma
Nwala; Chief Onyeso Nwachukwu, among others.


After the meeting, the two groups in a communiqué said they had a big brief discussion where they underlined “the imperative of national unity dialogue and consensus, based on the principles of equity, justice and cooperation among the various people of Nigeria.” They, however, agreed that since the visiting ACF raised some weighty
issues in its address, the Ohanaeze Ndigbo would need some time to
study its presentation and then make its own response for discussion in a future meeting.


In the ACF presentation, Alhaji Mohammed had noted that the meeting
had deep historical significance as it was the first time in recent times
when leaders from Northern Nigeria and their counterparts from the
South sat down together on a common table as one extended family to discuss. He told their Ohanaeze Ndigbo host that they requested for the meeting in their belief that all the ethnic nationalities have a duty to dialogue with one another and search for solutions to the major issues of concern to the country.




http://sunnewsonline.com/new/cover/ohanaeze-arewa-leaders-meet-in-enugu/[/quote]
PoliticsRe: Achebe On Awolowo: Has He Gone Too Far? by whitecat007: 9:30pm On Oct 10, 2012
The Aworis have never denied being Yoruba though you ibos have disguised many times to make it so. The only yoruba sub that people put a spin on to sound like that was Ijebu, which is not what Awujale said. You ibos when dealing with ikweres should not compare yourselves with us. It is not the same relationship that is between you and ikwere that we in the SW are talking about. The ikwerres have said that they are not ibos, even a thread was created for that. The Aworis on the other hand just protested that THE OTHER YORUBAS FROM OTHER STATES ARE TAKING OVER EVERYTHING IN LAGOS. I should know these things more than you, my maternal great grand mother down to me were all born in lagos and still don't see myself as a lagosian when i have ijebu that is more peaceful. I know you will still not get it, you have to stick with us to be relevant. obo lagido.
Ngodigha1: About my signature-It highlights a common problem found in Igboland and yorubaland. Aworis disown yorubas when it pleases them and Ikwerres do the same to Ndigbo when it pleases them.
About Awo, people shouldn't be angry because no one has accused him falsely. Prof Achebe is a fearless, if colonialist do evil he will say so , if F.G does evil, he will do the same and refuse greek gifts from them. Hence in Awo's case, he has said things from the way he saw it during those dark periods.
PoliticsRe: Achebe On Awolowo: Has He Gone Too Far? by whitecat007: 9:00pm On Oct 10, 2012
can you believe that grin grin ibo with fur are calling real human baboon, thought i've heard it all
ilugunboy: But apparently you are real baboon! cheesy cheesy
PoliticsRe: Achebe On Awolowo: Has He Gone Too Far? by whitecat007: 8:54pm On Oct 10, 2012
Kobookobo, oya pronounce toro, did i hear tolo ? hennn! where is the matchet man oo. there's an ibo here ooo! he just said tolo, hurry up chop his head off grin grin
Ngodigha1: Monkey, phuch off
PoliticsRe: Achebe On Awolowo: Has He Gone Too Far? by whitecat007: 8:42pm On Oct 10, 2012
You might have given rat poison to your leaders just as you are about to do to achebe when he makes enough money for you ibos from this very book full of lies. just leave Awo out of it, he fulfilled his mission, he aged gracefully was not bedridden, did not suffer neglect by his wife and close family members,he kept his faith and @ 78yrs went to be with his maker. You really need to stop showing the world what you have been using to quicken the passing of your leaders and making it Yoruba.
Ngodigha1: Monkey or is it babbon or whatever idiotic name and tribe you represent here. Shut up your smelly mouth. Your leader, your god drank poison and died yet you don't see to comment about it.Idiott.
PoliticsRe: Achebe On Awolowo: Has He Gone Too Far? by whitecat007: 8:22pm On Oct 10, 2012
cheesy cheesy grin grin ;DWho died and gave you the authority to choose who leaves or stays here? you lack integrity just like your people. reason you had to first deny who you are before commenting. why do you want to be yoruba you hate so much? you really need to go and take your medication. Also do any of these sound like a joke to you? no way you are Yoruba, the ability to see the big picture has eluded you or what happened to action and consequence? don't ever in your miserable life hide under yoruba to spew the garbage you just did here again. I hope your psychiatrist finds you before you get shoved in the mouth of an 18 wheeler, Alawoku kobokobo.
tomakint: 'Whiteman' welcome to Nigeria, we are actually debating an event that opened a new vista in the history of our country, many innocent lives were lost, those who don't deserve to die, a product of that skirmish and general hatred for a particular tribe decided to voice again the 'dark memories of that dark period' in their lives, we are actually celebrating them for their doggedness and strong hearts to still remain in the Union and also critically examine the actors, villains, protagonists, antagonists and all those that fitted well into the roll call of what I called, 'Dramatis Personae' of that war!

I am writing to you because I sensed you have mistaken this place to be another 'playing ground' I thought you will give 'Safarigirl' some thumbs up for that wonderful piece she wrote, unfortunately your response was too bland to be noticed. Please, there are many sections here ranging from jokes, fashion, sports etc choose one you know you can fraternize with well and quit here right away, a topic that calls for sober reflection is what we are discussing here.......please you may take your leave now!
PoliticsRe: Achebe On Awolowo: Has He Gone Too Far? by whitecat007: 6:02pm On Oct 10, 2012
Eeewwww!!! breastless but hairy.
donroxy: chairman,
stop beating ur breastless chest.......ThanGod u re alive today and healthy........why can't u form ur own Army, lead ur battalion and Match towards the SOUTHWEST OF NIGERIA............ur grandfathers did it, U can also do It
PoliticsRe: Achebe On Awolowo: Has He Gone Too Far? by whitecat007: 5:59pm On Oct 10, 2012
Abi oooo!
donroxy: chairman,
stop beating ur breastless chest.......ThanGod u re alive today and healthy........why can't u form ur own Army, lead ur battalion and Match towards the SOUTHWEST OF NIGERIA............ur grandfathers did it, U can also do It
PoliticsRe: Achebe On Awolowo: Has He Gone Too Far? by whitecat007: 5:57pm On Oct 10, 2012
you should be leaving for your cave, Yoruba man speaking Yoruba on Yorubaman 's website. Your brain is rusted.
Ngodigha1: Monkey, go back to your cave as you are not making any sense here. This is not a place to seek for cheap attention. Scram, idiott.
PoliticsRe: Achebe On Awolowo: Has He Gone Too Far? by whitecat007: 5:46pm On Oct 10, 2012
And ibos are going to not even pay the bigger prize but the biggest in africa history.[quote author=Wily+Wily]As a middle man, i believe no matter how long it takes in future Yorubas are going to pay a big prize, but the problem is the innocent is going to suffer it.[/quote]
PoliticsRe: Achebe On Awolowo: Has He Gone Too Far? by whitecat007: 5:40pm On Oct 10, 2012
let them keep claiming other people's land. They think those in Hague work with anything other than facts or have time for tribal sentiments.They forgot that most of the area that is now nigeria was part of cameroon. Always claiming other people's land.
truth4meal: I pity the morons liking dis ur lies and deceits...check the 1914 map of Nigeria which constitute part of the evidence tendered by Cameroon you will see that Bakassi is never part of Nigeria. Cameroun was hold in trust by Nigeria and when they decided to leave the souther cameroon left but the Northern Cameroon melted into present day Nigeria. Get ur facts right - start from who is to blame for the genocide during the civil war - Ojukwu or his soldiers?
PoliticsRe: Achebe On Awolowo: Has He Gone Too Far? by whitecat007: 5:27pm On Oct 10, 2012
You can still do that and don't patronize us. Yours is a kiss of death as nothing good has and wil come from ndibo.
Ngodigha1: If Biafra wanted to Attack the Yorubas, Banjo would not have been appointed the commander of that batallion. The east meant well for the west but you guys don't see it that way. If I had been in charge of that command, I would have turned those mud houses and rotten brown roofs upside down. Dahomey would have been filled up with refugees.
PoliticsRe: Achebe On Awolowo: Has He Gone Too Far? by whitecat007: 5:23pm On Oct 10, 2012
Who dashed them oyel? even the palm oyel is Akwa ibom/crossriver's.
olson: guy i gbadun u no be smal. leave d oyel tribe alone. i wil like to refer dem to a buk by Elechi Amadi titled: sunset @ biafran.
PoliticsRe: Achebe On Awolowo: Has He Gone Too Far? by whitecat007: 5:04pm On Oct 10, 2012
Yes! he blew open the lid off a hole that will suck ibos in, clap for yourself.
Da infamous: Prof. Chinua Achebe has finally blown open the lid...people that have always been too scared to hear and accept the truth are now trying to suppress it. Until we acknowledge the truths of our past, we can't move forward successfully...
PoliticsRe: Achebe On Awolowo: Has He Gone Too Far? by whitecat007: 3:46pm On Oct 10, 2012
If i were you, i won't dismissed the fact that Yoruba and ibos can get into it sooner. we have had skirmishes with Hausas, Fulani and Ijaws who i do not believe hate us as much as ibos do. So it will really be interesting to see how what has been brewing between us is served.
Nwa Anambra: we all knw dat Yoruba ppl are cowards,so ur threats is dat of a struglin man. I can c poverty has got d beta part of you,if nt,u shud av knwn dat ur threat is empty,capable of nothin..,onye ofe mmanu.

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