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JeanBoKassa:Will you STFU! Just crawl back under the rock you crawled out from! What is wrong with all you psychos? Always creating silly new monikers just to make divisive posts on Igbo threads and try to make it look like Ndigbo are always fighting among themselves! |
Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned! ![]() |
I daresay, it does suit him! ![]() |
Earthbound:Pet you say? Hehehehe ![]() Let's hope it's not the main ingredient in a tasty hot pot of pepper soup at some point! ![]() |
I bet they've been going over all his documents with a fine tooth comb and magnifying glass! |
abc115:He's talking of separating kinsfolk due to oyel politics! When the military were creating their states they could have made Anioma and other Igbo in the old Bendel, as well as those in Rivers and Benue states to be part of the South-East! This didn't happen because of the politics of oyel and balkanisation of Igboland! |
kanubiafra:Hehehehe ![]() Wicked! ![]() |
Yuck! Don't think i wanna see that! ![]() |
VeeVeeMyLuv:Don't blame the north! Rather, blame the useless Niger-Deltans or so called South-south that are willing to be used and have their resources raped in the name of 'one Nigeria'! If you can find someone rich and daft enough, go ahead and use them! |
GuyWise:Must have been in the shower when he got the news! |
Afamed:Dude, are you now saying all Igbos are Biafrans? I thought your shmucks were saying during the recent sit-at-home excercise that Mazi Kanu and IPOB have little or no support from Ndigbo? Also, you actually think any ethnic group in your shithole of a country is not a slave to the curse that is 'one Nigeria'? If so, can you mention the name of the group or groups? |
Earthbound:Sure! Biafra needs to learn from and copy 'one Nigeria' where the component parts have overwhelming love for one another! ![]() In 'one Nigeria' it doesn't matter where the president comes from, and when one want to vie for the office of president you don't hear 'we will make Nigeria ungovernable'....'the north-west or south-west will vote for a nyamuree/fla'thead when hell freezes over'; or when someone from the Niger-Delta wins the election to become president, you don't get incidences of drug-addled almajiri northern kids going out to look for innocent southern christian corpers to murder! Nigeria is a shinning example of peace, harmony and tranquility which Biafra can never be abi? ![]() |
Daviddson:What's the point of being governor if you can't enjoy the efizzy and razzmatazz that goes with the office? ![]() |
shugacaneman:Do you wait till you have enough for yourself and your family before you help those less fortunate than you? |
olusledge:Same here! ![]() |
diebuhari1:Hehehehe ![]() Checkmate! I'd like to see him try and wriggle out of this one! ![]() |
abduljabbar4:You see, this two-faced hypocritical stance of some of you Nigerians is exactly what spurs on those of us that want an existence separate from your kind! You're here talking of 'Igbo candidate'....implying the north (core muslim that is) may not support him b'cos some Igbo do! In another breath, you'll be chanting 'one indissoluble Nigeria' at the top of your lungs like it's a religion; threatening anyone bringing up the issue of secession with Python dance and death! You are the type that accuse Igbos of not participating in the electoral process enough, either b'cos of Biafra or business, yet when some of them get involved and pick a candidate to support, you turn around and accuse them of all sorts! |
Lovely! The child will be so cute..can't wait to see him/her! ![]() |
Nigerias' biggest problem is that it's built on faulty foundations! It's just like Isreal and Palestine or India and Pakistan made to share the same country. And as if that's not bad enough, they're forced to endure this unholy union under a unitary (or pseudo-federal) system of gov't in which one lords it over the other! |
ckenneths:Why do we find it so difficult to build sidewalks when constructing roads in our cities? ![]() |
ckenneths:If only gov't could follow all these numerous private developments with infrastructure, Igboland would look like Europe! |
nnamdijonathan:Go to Youtube and watch the recent and previous press conference Governor Umahi has held. Many if not all your questions were answered there. |
raker300:Choi! See Enugu looking like Beverly Hills, California! Could someone tell whoever is responsible to go clean up those annoying heaps of sand deposited on the road? It takes away from the beauty of the place! |
Hehehehehe ![]() |
Mklanceee:The guy they eventually handed it over to, what are his antecedents that made him the better choice over Bianca? She brought something to the table, not just being Ikembas' widow! So how was the guy that eventually won the ticket better than her? |
Puzzypleazer:Wrong mate! My Mumsie is a respectable, loving and christian lady, and she brought up respectable and well-rounded children not to engage in ad-hominem attacks and to respect the place of women and mothers in the society! You on the other hand are a pathetic and diseased scumbag who doesn't know the meaning of respect for motherhood and since the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, it stands to reason that your sorry-arsse mama is just as demented and perverted as you are! She taught you all you know in the semen drinking department and probably suggested you bring your poor dog in on the action to make it a party! |
Puzzypleazer:You must be confusing her with you own mama that drinks your semen on a regular basis! You're still stuck on sucking and titillating her tits even at your old age! Anuofia! |
I'm gonna have to agree with them on this one! Not only is she Ikembas' widow, but she's Igbo as well! If they couldn't make an exception in just this one instance and shield his widow from the usual machismo environment, greed and selfishness that characterises Nigerian politics, then they're free to keep their fuc/king APUGA, but they had better remove her husbands face from their logos and other campaign materials! |
mightguy:I don't see Ikpeazu as that visionary and bold leader under whose watch this can be achieved! The man is too dull and uninspiring! I hope i'm proved wrong eventually though! I'd have had a bit more confidence if it were Dave Umahi or even a Soludo in charge...these are go-getters in my book! |
horsepower101:I've stopped getting excited about all these ambitious big-ticket projects, whether they're gov't or private sector driven. More so, if it's located anywhere in the south east! There are many examples we can point to of snazzy, ambitious projects planned for the SE that were either still-born or stalled for a myriad of reasons, chief of which are ethnic politics (envy and hatred of Ndigbo by the usual suspects), inadequate planning at the conceptual stage, or investors pulling out due to the usual and inevitable logistic Nigerian problems that are bound to arise at some point! There are certain things that must be included or assured of before this project would be a success. These are: guaranteed funding (and we're talking of billions of dollars here); a seaport and int'l airport or direct rail access to them; adequate power supply; and adequate security. If these can be guaranteed, then this project would work. |
Living in Nigeria should come with a health warning! |
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Meanwhile do we have enough to donate to other counties?