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This kind cut and join story sef, never believed i wasted 5mins of my life reading this. Mtcheew.

Emotional blackmailing, they can't be serious. What are they taking our hospitality for?

Na wah o

vowiski: is that why you are ranting?

Take the correction and edit your post.

vowiski: ASARI dokubo should keep quiet.., really dont need a civil war now.. Ghana cant contain alot of us..

Was Asari Dokubo's name mentioned in this article?

kingoflag: Yes, disintegration will bode everyone well if it would mean people like yourself and other intolerant folks are kept away from more tolerant folks.

Dude, when visitors/Minorities are on your land you sometimes should give them special preference just to make them have a sense of belonging. You think New York City was foo*lish to allow a Mosque build close to the site of Ground Zero whilst refusing the same permit for a Church?

You guys will never learn. I just hope theres a way South East and Northern Nigeria can be separated from the rest of Nigeria because majority of you are just low on tolerance and without tolerance peace will never reign.

See who is talking, mscheeew!

shymmex: ^^^^I don't understand what the heck the guy was saying in that video - but I can pick up where he said; "Ijebus were spending money before the white man came."

I've got the Oriki on my ipod, and I listen to it like once a month..

You don't understand what he said, smh. When are you visiting home?

Ok we don hear.

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WTF! Is the mosque still standing and what the heck is Obi waiting for?

Let's see how it plays out but congratulations to them.

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Reyginus: Whenever NOI speaks NASS bows.Reason:they dont understand a thing about economics

I tell ya.

Kobojunkie: If you do not understand what is posted, ask, or buzz off!! the one I posted to knows exactly what I am talking about, as he hints at that in his post to you.

The ish.

Politics all the way.

I give up for your case.

Oyo state is finished, from wives of legislators stuffing themselves in London, governor and his crew yet in London too in order to meet with potential 'investors', floods and now this. Horrible is all i can say.

Careless statements from Ali Ihade.
Just imagine wetin persin big amebo mouth cause.

You see your sef, how RPGs come be the same as WMD?

Eziachi: Although many of you knew mine but again I will tell those that doesn't that I was a student of Bishop Shanahan College Orlu when the war broke out. I was only 17 years old and I was the youngest of four other brothers but 3 sibling sisters. Our father was a member of the Eastern house of parliament. My father and my senior brother joined the army first and soon two of my other brothers joined. My big brother was among those that fought in Oguta side by side with Ojukwu.
On february 7th 1968 after a raid by the Nigerian airforce, on a heaving Eke market day, I lost 13 members of my immediate family including my grandparent whom happens to be in the packed market. Our community lost not less than 600 people on that particular air raid. No one attends your funeral because they are busy burying their own dead.
It became so desperate after that raid that I decided to enlist along with my remaining brother still at home. Our mother cried for days because, not just our father but five of his boys will be going into the theatre of a brutal war. But I had made up my mind, that I don't want to die at home with women and children as the bombs rain down morning and night without let up on markets, churches, schools, hospitals, nothing is spared. The planes bomb anywhere they see corrugated roof shines forth.
To prevent this many people used palm front to cover the roof of their houses with palm fronts and little lighting in the night is a no-no, because it attracts the planes.

I was drafted to fight in Obudu and Ogoja after just two weeks of intensive training at Isiekenesi in Ideato. I was in Obudu when the war ended. I made many friends among my Biafra soldiers, may of them from Efik, Annang, Ibibio. My commanding officer Mr Ephraim Henshaw is from a town called James town in the present Akwa Ibom state. We kept in touch until his death in 1989. A wonderful man, he took care of me during this period like a son and I was the youngest in our battalion. Food was nothing but terrible.
It was at times difficult to make friend because before you get to know someone, he is blown into pieces in front of you and you start again.

When the war ended, we were asked to go home just like that. Many took their weapons home with them (tHE FOUNDATION OF ARMED ROBBERY). I buried mine there.
There were no transport home. I walked from Obudu to the present day Imo state for two weeks, mainly because of the dangers on the road faced by the returning Biafra soldiers in the hand of Nigerian soldiers. So we treck at night and hide in the thick bushes in the day without any food.
Sometimes you met your luck with village people who will give you some food and water. I will always be grateful to Efik and Ibibio people.

When I got home after two weeks, I met my father and my big brother but unfortunately my three other brothers did not make it and we never saw their corpses too bury, my mothers world was gone and my father only brother too did not made it back.
Their was funeral rites for all of them three years after war when it dawn on us that they are not coming home again and my mother died three years later after losing three sons, brother in-law, father/mother law and his immediate younger brother murdered in front of her own parent by Nigerian soldier on returning from the front.
There is more, but I am busy now.

I salute your courage and sacrifice big bros.

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It is still a rumour as you said and you are here splashing the 'Igbo connection', obviously you are the disgruntled one here.

Kobojunkie: I am not your baby and I am probably old enough to be your father, and I am not gay. You accused me falsely, that is what concerns me more on this thread.

Are you high on something? He never asked for your age and he never insinuated being gay or are you trying to tell us something we don't know?

Too bad, smh.

Onlytruth: @OP,

Thanks for the compliment. I have no doubt in my mind that I am a GREAT ASSET to both the United States (my adopted country) and Nigeria (my home country).
I serve the US faithfully in my day job, and I do so with great commitment and pride. I would do the same for Nigeria if given the opportunity. Nigeria's problems are so easy to solve. One just needs a certain level of purity of heart and love for one's neighbor to be able to change Nigeria almost overnight. All lovers of themselves can NEVER change Nigeria, mark my words.

U S, your adopted country?

What has that mumu Adaobi got to do with this na?

torkaka: thank you,thank you, you are far too kind

Stop editing my post in your quotes?

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Your most sensible post in a long while.

I just don't know what Israel is waiting for, maybe when it has been confirmed that Iran has nuclear.

She lied about the level of the federal budget implementation and i just wonder wtf the 'Igbo connection' got to do with it. Slowpokes.

Some eediots with anything Igbo, what has she got to do with the silly 'Igbo connection'? I guess GEJ, petroleum minister, PPPRA chairman, oil subsidy thieves, CBN governor etc are all Igbos. M.astur.bate on that idea as it gives you the final climax you foolishly need today. Quelle dommage!

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This slowpoke always in the news for the wrong reason.