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Jh0wsef:Till today, i still don't know what she really looks like. I could pass her on the street without even knowing. |
yarimo:Abaribe did what he did in the firm belief that all parties to the case would respect the judicial process and not resort to extra-judicial means to get an upper hand. The case was coming up in just a few days time, but Buhari knowing he didn't have a legal leg to stand on just couldn't wait, and instead sent his army to invade Kanus' community and family home to 'neutralise the problem'! But of course being the type of person you are, you wouldn't see anything wrong with this medieval approach to settling issues! |
JideAmuGiaka:Don't forget Kudirat Abiola and Dele Giwa. |
Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is my hero! It says a lot that Buhari couldn't find any legal means supported by the constitution in handling the 'Kanu issue', he had to resort to extra-judicial means using his army. We can see from this who among the two had the legal and moral high-ground! |
The OP has inadvertently made a case for either proper restructuring or outright dissolution of Nigeria as we know it! Nobody worth their salt should be prepared to wait in line while a so called president grabs everything to his region and people while everyone else looks on like lucozade. |
Nice landscape.....dotted with a sprinkling of palm trees here and there. A golf course would be perfect for this kind of topography. |
Yyeske:With all due respect, who Adadike decides to love or hate is absolutely none of your business. |
Funnicator:You know what? I agree with a bit of your initial post! Where there's a divergence in our opinion is where you say Ndigbo should support that wicked man for another 4 years just so we get 2023. Asides the fact that this is Nigeria, a country where you can trust the word of a sneaky, calculating politician at your own peril; why do some of you (not just 'one Nigeria' Ndigbo) feel comfortable with an arrangement where all other ethnic groups have to bear the favouritism, ethnic-jingoism, marginalisation and blatant hatred shown to one or more other ethnic groups or regions in the country? You bear all this nonsense in the firm belief that when it's your turn (and there's no guarantee that turn will reach you as and when expected), that you will do likewise and greedily grab all resources and critical appointments to your own region and people! Trust me, if a Igbo President tries even 10% of the wickedness Buhari is showing to other regions (esp' Ndigbo), such a President can kiss a 2nd term goodbye! The core muslim north, probably supported by a large swathe of furious Yoruba, would bandy together to support any other candidate besides a Igbo just to teach him or her a lesson! This turn-by-turn mode of governance is only found in countries that are not true nations and is not sustainable! |
deomelllo:Arssewipe, who told you to stop! You're a bastard if you don't continue this fun everyday for at least a year! Some fools take this forum a bit too seriously. |
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deomelllo:Your pathetic life revolves around Ndigbo. We've got a vise-like grip on your tiny balls.....applying a little pressure makes you squeal and go berserk! Make sure everyday for the next year you continue posting those boring, repetitive pics that shows the state of Osun in all its pretentious, borrowed 'glory', and don't forget including pics of your equally butt ugly governor wey get beard like say na leprechaun! Let's have some fun controlling you a bit more! The scroll up and down side bar was provided precisely for schmucks like you! |
malton:I think we're getting things mixed up a bit. As Buhari has right to run for office, likewise his critics equally have to right to tell him they don't want him to contest. I don't think anyone is saying they will prevent him from contesting, and in any case none of them have the means to stop him, so this discussion is just academic. |
musa234:I've noticed anytime you guys finally want to admit that Buhari is an unmitigated disaster, you always have to include GEJ just to make the pill a bit more bearable to swallow. Ask anyone if they'd like the Nigerian socio-economic fortunes to reset back to the GEJ years...they'd grab the offer so fast, your arms would come off! |
chivic:Buhari is carrying out the northernisation policy like never before, and this is why his support base in the core Muslim north is impenetrable! The rest of us mugus from the south can go take a hike for all they care! |
gidgiddy:It's really pathetic! Turn over the page to a new chapter, and you'd be regalled with stories of how Buhari and APC so love Ndigbo that they're pulling out all the stops to develop Alaigbo into Dubai with immediate alacrity, and hence Ndigbo should troop out in their numbers come 2019 and vote for the 'amiable' and 'loving' Buhari just so he can continue showing us this kind love wey we never see before!� |
nairavsdollars:No, you're the sick one! Preferring a certain outcome is different to actively working towards it with say campaigns and votes. You guys will seize on any opportunity, no matter how watery, to try and castigate a people whose only 'crime' is that they're fed up (and rightly so too) with your fake arsse nation called 'one Nigeria'! |
wink2015:It's frustrating how some will sit on their fat asses, and when others make all the effort, these assholes will get up and smugly show a document detailing how they're entitled to 87% of your efforts all in the name of 'one Nigeria'. Very annoying! |
FKO81:I'm happy to hear Obiano is being proactive regarding protecting the production sites. There are so many wicked and jealous people not happy with the oil and gas producing status Anambra has, and they're looking for ways to either scatter everything or as much as possible try to limit the benefits Anambra derives from this. Notice how (even on this forum) they belittle our efforts and are always quick to take sides with Kogi even without having full knowledge of the facts regarding the boundary tussle. Prior to beefing up security at the sites, remember how we always used to hear reports of these filthy toerags making incursions into Anambra state in the dead of the night, destroying properties of Orient Petroleum and leaving death and tears in their wake. Jealous Igbo haters on here loved it, and always took sides with Kogi just out of envy and hate! Going on 5 years now, the boundary commission still hasn't concluded their findings on the boundary delineation between the two states. It's almost as if someone wants the boundary tussle to continue indefinitely. Left to me, no bastard amebo outsider should know anything about Orient Petroleum operations. Let's keep them guessing! |
Sunnynwa:Are you blind to all the pics and youtube videos FKO81 has been uploading since yesterday, or you're just being mischievous? |
laudate:Quit sounding like a moro'n! You must have just come back from Uranus if you don't know Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and his parents that were at home with him were taken away (either dead or still alive) by the We have a man that left the comfort of his abode in the UK, came back to this hell hole you call a 'nation', and looked the enemy in the eye without fear! A man that was never shy to say it as it is, but was holding rallies to sensitise his people on the evils of 'one Nigeria'! This man and his parents go missing the day satan came calling, and all laudate can summarise from this is that he ran away? Your hate for my people has made you take leave of your senses (that is the little sense you had to begin with), all that's left is a broken moral compass and an all consuming sense of bitterness! |
Abagworo:So the people living in these places are sub-human abi? You can be quite annoying sometimes! |
Cooly100:Nice! It looks like a ocean liner. |
AuntLaVIV:Impressive! I wonder why this great man never won a Nobel prize for literature.� |
Printerscanner:GEJ tried his best on the 2nd Niger Bridge, Onitsha river port and even conferring Anambra with its oil producing status. The problem being that he was not assertive enough, and was likely distracted a lot by political issues. Any shortcomings on his part was not borne out of malice and hate as can be said regarding your gods attitude towards Ndigbo. Nobody is buying all this last minute attestations of 'love and affection' as they're all being done with 2019 in mind. If Buhari had tried to gain the trust and affections of Ndigbo right from day one, we probably wouldn't be here discussing this today, and movements like those of IPOB and MASSOB wouldn't have gained the traction and popularity they got under this present regime. |
mekaboy:This is the preferable option, rather than all this pretence and playing to the gallery! All this recent talk of 2nd Niger Bridge and Anambra being accorded oil producing status (yet no official documentation of this via the appropriate channels) is all done with an eye on 2019, no one is deceived. You wonder why Buhari, APC and their minions wouldn't allow us rest, seeing as they've dismissed us as being inconsequential in the scheme of things, and only good for 5%. We are survivors, and by Gods grace will weather this present APC/Buhari storm of hate with the usual stoicism that has seen us through worse since the late 60s. If Imo, Abia and Anambra could control the exploitation and sale of their hydrocarbons, while remitting 50% of proceeds to the center (as was done in the past before the ill-adviced unitary system of gov't was foisted on all of us), then i'm sure they would be more effective in managing things....even going further to open new fields and wells that are presently being ignored for 'political/ethnic' reasons. Anambra has always been known to have oil and gas reserves (especially gas), yet they were not allowed to be touched with the excuse that they were being left as 'national reserves' or something like that. There's talk by the Buhari gov't of extending the gas pipeline from Ajaokuta all the way to Kano, yet nothing is being said of Anambra that needs gas just as badly as kano and is even blessed with large gas reserves. I was hoping Obiano would have found a way by now to exploit the states large gas reserves to help power its numerous clusters of industries in Nnewi and Onitsha, and maybe even be used for domestic purposes as well. |
1- Downtown Enugu 2- Uwani, Enugu 3- Someone help locate this one. i think i can sight the CBN staff buildings in the background. 4- Uwani, Enugu
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1- Entrance to Zoo estate 2- Residential street 3- This might be Independence Layout. 4- More of the street in pic 3
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1- Upcoming luxurious attractions 2- GRA 3- GRA 4- More mansions
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CKC Onitsha, 1961. Notice how neat the environment is, with well tended lawns.
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1- Residences at Zoo estate 2- Someone in Enugu can help us locate this area. Not sure if it's Uwani 3- Another street in Enugu 4- High density residential area. This is typical of where the masses live, there's hardly any slums in Enugu.
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1- Achara layout 2- New residences springing up in Enugu 3- more residences 4- more residences
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