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Politics › Re: Femi Adesina Threatens John Ameh, PUNCH State House Reporter by xelly: 9:59pm On Sep 16, 2019
The effect of affidavit qualification. We are in a great mess as a country
Politics › Re: Finally, President Buhari Reacts To Attack On Saudi Arabia by xelly: 8:19pm On Sep 16, 2019
Person will just use mouth dey attract wahala as if say if missile pass he can respond. A beg, Buhari, just keep quiet and fight the ragtag that is destroying Nigeria daily.
Politics › Re: Nigeria May Break-up, As Nnamdi Kanu Set To Hold Powerful Meeting With Top World by xelly: 11:01pm On Sep 15, 2019
Area4Area:
Have you paid your July and August levies already?
No one appointed you as his financial manager. Every IPOB member knows what to do with his money. So, get sense and mind your business.
Politics › Re: Biafra: ‘I Am Ready To Join IPOB, But...’ — Rochas Okorocha by xelly: 3:26pm On Sep 15, 2019
State001:
Senator Rochas Okorocha has hinted at the possibility of joining the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Igbere TV can report.

But Mr Okorocha said he will only join the group if its supreme leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, is able to convince him to do so.

The IPOB is a secessionist group that seeks a referendum for the independence of the Igbo ethnic group of Nigeria, and creation of a Biafran state.

Supporters of Biafran independence are from the Igbo, Izon (Ijaw), Anang, Igbanke (Edo), Ishekiri, Urhobo, Igala, Idoma and other ethnic groups within the map of defunct Biafra state.

IPOB claims that Biafrans are marginalized by the government in Abuja through lack of resource distribution, poor investment, and an unfair heavily militarized presence in their region.

The Nigerian government once cracked down on IPOB members who peacefully protested due to Kanu's arrest and incarceration despite various courts rulings for his release, reports Igbere TV.

Today, IPOB have metamorphosed from a group to a movement of the Indegenious Biafran population who are fed up with the Nigerian depleting state. Biafrans all over the world have identified with the movement, thereby making IPOB to be a face of Biafra restoration movement.

But Okorocha, immediate past Governor of Imo State, now Senator representing Imo North, said he is yet to truly understand what the group is looking for.

Okorocha, who admitted knowing members of the organisation, added it is his duty to have a chat with them as a father.

He, however, said that they must convince him on why he must join IPOB and where it is taking Igbos to.

“In the first place, IPOB is not different from other similar groups from other parts of the country, but it is just the packaging and name that have always been the problem,” he was quoted by The Sun.

“I don’t know what we plan to achieve by isolating ourselves from the rest of the country. And until IPOB answers the question, the leaders might not know how to handle it.

“When you say IPOB, are they trying to call for another sovereign nation? If they want to use this as a way of correcting certain injustices meted to the Igbo, then they should change the name to start with.

“When Oduduwa, Arewa or Niger Delta youths talk, they don’t call for a sovereign nation. For Igbo to become a country of their own, they have to think about the consequences.

“Personally, I don’t think it is good for the Igbo to become isolated from other nations and tribes in this country.

“Although the young men may have grievances, they should package them properly for the world to understand what they are fighting for.

“To be honest with you, I don’t know what IPOB is looking for till date. I don’t know what the agenda of IPOB are and where they are planning to take Ndigbo to.

“The leaders seem to have kept quiet for too long. As our children, we need to guild them and let them know that they cannot be talking about sovereignty within a nation.

“What programme do they have in the first place? What has IPOB done about the Igbo killed in South Africa? Is it not surprising that they have not done anything?

“I challenge all the Igbo to return from South Africa, India and other parts of the world, converge on Onitsha market and let us see what will happen.

“I don’t think the Igbo need IPOB at this point; it is rather a distraction that is not good for our political future. It might be the reason we are not doing well politically, yet we are adding more danger to it.

“They are our children; we love them and need to bring them closer. So, it is the failure of leadership in Igboland that should be blamed. We are not showing good leadership to these boys.

“They are children and look at how they attacked Ekweremadu, but how have the attack or threat to other political leaders solved the problem of Igbo in Nigeria?

“How has it corrected the problem of marginalisation of Igbo in Nigeria? They are beating up people in the name of IPOB in Owerri, Aba and other towns, but how has that solved the problem?

“I think IPOB is rather waging war against ourselves which should not be. I am looking forward to meeting with them anytime to address this issue and if they convince me, I will follow them and if I convince them, they should follow me.

“Can we have a meeting where the Igbo will meet with these IPOB, MASSOB and those other associations to find a common ground because whether they are bad, good or evil, they are our brothers, children, sons and daughters?

“I cannot lay claim that I don’t know them because they are Igbo and it is my duty to have a chat with them as a father. They must convince me on why I must join IPOB and where it is taking us to.

“I have told them to join APC because through APC, Igbo man might become president and if they have contrary view, they can look for alternative. IPOB needs to explain where they want to take Ndigbo to.”

http://igberetvnews.com/992550/biafra-rochas-okorocha-reveals-will-join-ipob/

Lalasticlala, Mynd44, OAM4J
If this man is talking I just bend my head in shame. A man that crippled Imo State has the got to open his trash to talk rubbish. Please return your loot before you mention IPOB and Igboland.
Politics › Re: Why Nigeria Cannot Afford A Stand-Off With South Africa By Kakanda (Al-jazeera) by xelly: 7:32am On Sep 15, 2019
timay:
Nigeria is not weak . Our politicians only reacted that way to the crisis based on sentiments and personal gains , thus making us look weak. If push comes to shove, we have a lot of ways to economically do some numbers on SA.

Anyone that thinks Nigeria is weak is jist either naive or he's deliberately saying half truths, just like the case of the writer of that article.
Example of one of those ways?
Politics › Re: Osun To Sack 422 Workers Over Certificate Fraud by xelly: 7:25am On Sep 15, 2019
Affidavit is less than N500 they should go and get it asap. Buhari is a good example.
Politics › Re: Why Nigeria Cannot Afford A Stand-Off With South Africa By Kakanda (Al-jazeera) by xelly: 7:14am On Sep 15, 2019
RomanGreen:
No, you are the one missing the point, do you really think they will wake up and decide to abandon a multi billion dollar firm with assets worth billions of dollars in Nigeria... No, the worst they will do is leave empty handed 'which is very unlikely'....if they do, watch as airtel and co take over, what you are saying would have been feasible if MTN has monopoly in this sector but that's not the case....South Africa needs the Nigerian market due to our large population for its products. Have you ever wondered why President Cyril Ramaphosa quickly rushed to Nigeria when NCC slapped over $5B fine on MTN....bros think again pls
Stop this, it is too weak.
Politics › Re: Why Nigeria Cannot Afford A Stand-Off With South Africa By Kakanda (Al-jazeera) by xelly: 7:12am On Sep 15, 2019
They said IGBO MAN CAN NOT RULE NIGERIA. This is the effect. Continue to die by electing IDIOTS
Politics › Re: After EU Invitation, Nnamdi Kanu Set To Visit UN, Washington DC For Biafra by xelly: 5:38am On Sep 14, 2019
omenka:
Nobody invited him anywhere. Dude is a TOURIST, simple. They make it appear as though visiting these places is one huge achievement.

What the hell. cheesy
Tourist? Is he dragging title with Buhari? Okay, one visits and take picture the other prefers photoshop
Politics › Re: Kanu Just Wasting His Time And Tax Payers Money. by xelly: 8:17pm On Sep 13, 2019
BuhariAdvocate:
Africa continent is more powerful than European Union of today consider the country that made up the union. The withdraw of Great Britain from European Union render the organization useless and make it toothless. Note that America support Britain decision.
Moreover France the most powerful country that made up the Union will never entertain Kanu madness because France don’t support Biafra in the civil war consider the interest of France in Nigeria that’s another evidence that France wouldn’t support seccionist .
Even when brain is free, you refuse to get one. Sorry, it is not your fault. It is the fault of Buhari who refuse to think for you.
Phones › Re: FG Directs NCC To Block Over 9 Million Unregistered Sim Cards by xelly: 6:10pm On Sep 12, 2019
Best thing to do. I wonder why unregistered sim will still be available in Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Atiku Vs Buhari Tomorrow Is The Final Judgement. by xelly: 10:22pm On Sep 10, 2019
Watch how it goes, even with overwhelming evidence nothing good will come out of it. Nigeria is a fail state.
Politics › Re: Nigeria, Igbo And Anambra ----time To Call A Spade A Spade by xelly:
astrodome:
It's failure of both leadership and followership. Some Igbo parents now turn a blind eye when their daughters do prostitution. In Edo, mothers actually push their daughters into prostitution. In the North, family members connive to throw bombs at innocent people or kidnap them. In Yorubaland, friends agree to go dig up rotten human skull from graves for Yahoo! rituals. It is not all about leadership failure. It is about followership failure too.
All you said about what people do are correct but it as a result of leadership failure.
Imagine providing everything you need for yourself eg security : you provide it for yourself, pay tax which will be used to pay salary to a personal security of one miscreant just because he killed and got himself into leadership position.

I accept that there's a problem with followership for blind supporters. We have media houses who cannot pay salaries except they receive money from politicians to change narratives and the politicians are willing to pay provided it is from their loot.

I am saying this, NIGERIA WILL NEVER GET IT RIGHT THE WAY WE ARE.

I am a Nigerian but I see myself as a failure when I do things as a Nigerian.

If government use the wealth of the nation effectively, Nigerians will not have to travel to any country for anything. If have effectively utilised our wealth, one economic sanction SA will be in crises. Now look at Nigeria begging like almajiry. Woe to Nigeria.

Africa is supposed to be surviving because of Nigeria but Nigeria has failed.
Politics › Re: Nigeria, Igbo And Anambra ----time To Call A Spade A Spade by xelly: 4:21pm On Sep 10, 2019
I see the happenings as failure of the leaders. We will continue to get such if we don't change the way we do things. Our law is easily cornered and officials are open to bribe. The effect of our Leadership, Law is what the world is witnessing. The earlier the world find solutions to that, the better.
Politics › Re: Throwback To When Nigeria Was Moving In The Right Direction. by xelly: 7:32am On Sep 10, 2019
raumdeuter:
What are all these you named? For example what corruption case was/is tied to Buharis son

What can compare to the regular corruption of Stella Oduah- BMW gate, Diezani - Oil blocks deal, Kola Aluko deals, Dasuki security votes stealing, Farrok vs Otedollar bribery scandal

Even Abba Moro killed many with employment scam
He own fiveststar hotel in Dubai. What does he do for a living?
Politics › Re: Throwback To When Nigeria Was Moving In The Right Direction. by xelly: 11:19pm On Sep 09, 2019
raumdeuter:
Provide evidence of the stealing without control and you too can talk about it like some people talked about it under Jonathan
We have grass cutters, we have Ikoyigate, we have CDS, we have Akpabio, we have Chief whip, we have Rochas, we have Buhari's son etc. The list is endless. Just look beside you to name one. They are everywhere.
Politics › Re: Throwback To When Nigeria Was Moving In The Right Direction. by xelly: 3:36pm On Sep 09, 2019
raumdeuter:
Nigeria was insulted back then too when our president was very clueless. As bad as Buhari might be he is way better than the clueless drunkard under which Bokoharam reached its peak

A president that told us how much did Nwobodo stole
that stealing isn't corruption
Now you have stealing without control and no one is talking about it. Is it not clear for you to see yet? Don't fain ignorant to the looting going on. Expect much more insults. I only wish I am not a country man with such people.
Politics › Re: Throwback To When Nigeria Was Moving In The Right Direction. by xelly: 7:42am On Sep 09, 2019
raumdeuter:
This was around the time Boko Haram was bombing on a weekly basis

Right direction indeed
I wonder if Nigeria is better now than then. If you ask me, the old days are better than now. We have lifeless president and we are insulted left right and center because we have someone that doesn't know anything.

Nigeria is a laughing stock in the committee of nations. No one really value Nigeria because of the blatant ineptitude president we have. No law no nothing. BUHARI is a DISGRACE to this country. He is someone you won't wish your enemy as president.

If Buhari is made the president of America, Fuji will insult Americans.
Politics › Re: Many Nigerians In Our South Africa Are Drug Traffickers- Naledi Pandor, Minister by xelly: 5:41pm On Sep 06, 2019
kgr28:
Who is this one
A Nigerian trying to suggest a better way for hungry SAns
Politics › Re: S/east Govs. Meet Buhari Over Herdsmen, Enugu Airport Expansion by xelly: 9:05am On Sep 06, 2019
AnanseK:
When their daughter Stella Oduah pretentended to be rehabilitating Airports, the Enugu airport was her focus but it was only whitewashing and fancy cheap Christmas decorations not meant to last until another December.

But they defended her corruption cases and made her Senator. Buhari knows that you hate him and you will never praise him even if he vacated the Villa for you today and made all ministers and all heads departments and all all senior government staff and all his advisors from the SE. Hatred is in your blood.
You are talking like she shared her loot with the people. I use airport and I don't know where I will land tomorrow. It is pertinent that our airports are upgraded to international standard.
Politics › Re: Many Nigerians In Our South Africa Are Drug Traffickers- Naledi Pandor, Minister by xelly: 8:53am On Sep 06, 2019
kgr28:
Ok.....you made a good point. But the majority of your people here are problem.
I think your people are hungry. If they don't have food, instead of looting, they should relocate to our IDP for feeding.
Politics › Re: Many Nigerians In Our South Africa Are Drug Traffickers- Naledi Pandor, Minister by xelly: 8:41am On Sep 06, 2019
That's the reason why SA sponsored touts to destroy Nigerian businesses in SA.

MTN deduct our money without offering value for money. Nigeria, let us destroy MTN infrastructure.
Politics › Re: Buhari "Almost Moved To Tears"After Seeing How Trillions Of Naira Were Embezzled by xelly: 8:31am On Sep 06, 2019
OLAADEGBU:
How will you manage that? undecided
Round pegs in round holes, Accurate census.
Sports › Re: Xenophobia: Madagascar Pulls Out Of Saturday's Friendly Against South Africa by xelly: 6:15pm On Sep 05, 2019
We hereby invite SA on a friendly to mark our respect and friendship with your country.

NB: sign your will before coming.
Politics › Re: Oby Ezekwesili Reacts As Nigerians Attack Her For Attending World Economic Forum by xelly: 10:51pm On Sep 04, 2019
We dash you to SA just remain there and never return. You are a threat to us.
Politics › Re: A Message From A Zimbabwean To You Nigerians by xelly: 8:55pm On Sep 04, 2019
AKAWORLDWIDE:
Leave my country if you can't keep up with our laws
Come offline and say this shit. IDIOT. Do you think we fucking care about your country? Go to hell, barbarian.
Politics › Re: Nigerians Attack MTN Office In Uyo Over Xenophobic Attack In South Africa (pics) by xelly: 11:50pm On Sep 03, 2019
amaniro:
This is not the way to salvage the situation. Two wrongs don't make a right.
It will obviously do. If by tomorrow, this stupid attitude continues in SA, we will replicate same here. No one has the iota of madness. If they are mad, we have maddest among us.
Politics › Re: How Jonathan Dealt With South Africa For Maltreating Nigerians (Throwback) by xelly: 11:47pm On Sep 03, 2019
MPSA:
You are very Clueless, You Better Shut Up, This isn't the Problem of the whole Country, Is the Problem of our Struggling South Africans vs Your Hustlers, I Support My People because I understand the Stress that your Hustlers bring to them, But I don't Support this criminals and Looters who are stealing from Honest Business People, Visit South Africa and see your People competing with our people on the Street, That one alone, I think is the main cause of the Problem, Hustling in someone land is always a Problem, We have struggling people like you Guys, And they have the rights to struggling in their country, I don't think is save for your hustlers to Support our people on our Streets, Say What you want to say but I know I am correct
There are schools in SA enrol in one, get a degree and search for job. Manner will not fall from heaven. Stop the lazy attitude. To be candid, you guys act like animals. For a record, are you guys human?
Politics › Re: How Jonathan Dealt With South Africa For Maltreating Nigerians (Throwback) by xelly: 11:42pm On Sep 03, 2019
heckymaicon:
I'm not sorry to say this you are a big fool.

I pray you and your loved ones become a victim of all these calamities befalling Nigerians within and outside the country.
The guy you quoted should be ignored as he is simply a confirmed idiot. Observe his comments and ask why he deserve a minute of your time.
Celebrities › Re: Xenophobia: Kate Henshaw Under Fire Over Comment About Attacks In South Africa by xelly: 7:14pm On Sep 03, 2019
four4:
check out what some of your fellow Nigerians are doing for living SA, a lot of them are into crime and not only in SA but wherever you see Nigerians you see crime as if that is our logo, the problems I am having is just that they are handling it in barbaric way
The best way to deal with crime is to punish offenders. what has a car dealer to do with drug? Why destroy businesses. Nigeria n's are the joke of humanity. You have senators you pay in millions yet there's no law to prosecute criminals.

Nigerians are out of this country because of failed leadership and the trend keep getting worse. If you ask me, the best way to solve all the crime perpetrated by Nigerians abroad is to pass death sentence bill on looters, elected officials to make refund for shady projects executed and things be done on merit. When we implement above, crime will reduce. As it stands, Nigeria is a disgrace.
Politics › Re: Southerners Have Hijacked Jobs Meant For Northerners – Coalition Northern Group by xelly: 4:11pm On Sep 02, 2019
Politics › Re: Buhari "Almost Moved To Tears"After Seeing How Trillions Of Naira Were Embezzled by xelly: 3:48pm On Sep 02, 2019
OLAADEGBU:
Would you have looted if you had the chance? undecided
No I wouldn't.

Neither will a citizen under my watch die a preventable death nor will I rule a country not organised and I will stay put.

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