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Romance › Re: Why Do Intelligent Black Men Prefer Their Women Looking Like This?(photos) by Yujin(m): 5:52pm On Apr 06, 2016

I don't know who values my inputs on here but if you are a young lady and you need to know the truth about appearance, then listen. Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. Now, there are three things you must never play with as a lady. The first one is neatness. It makes you approachable. The second is confidence. This makes men interested in knowing your source of confidence. Confidence goes a lot with knowledge. How knowledgeable are you? Read wide and be very observant. It helps to build your confidence. The last one is character. This is what will keep any man that has approached you. The good character is like a double edged sword- it keeps the good and serious man and drives away the bad and unserious ones. With these you are good to go. Surprisingly, this will help you get a good and handsome looking man. Most handsome don't the marry the popular beautiful women for a reason. Your colour is not important except if you value attention more than a serious and good home. Men chase everything that looks like a woman so no need going the extra mile destroying your skin in the name of bleaching. These are words of an analytical man. Don't joke with it.
NB: I don't fancy ladies that bleach. To me, they lack confidence irrespective of how pretty they may be. They are plainly shallow and I don't have their time. I love women with confidence. Arrogance is not confidence mind you.

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Politics › Re: Where Is Reverend Mbaka Now? by Yujin(m): 12:48pm On Apr 06, 2016

tuale4u:
o

Mbaka is still on point.
You are the one who is wrong just d same way the people of Isreal are wrong about Jesus Christ as Messiah. They thought when d messiah come everything will just bcome easy at once. That they will be free from Roman oppression immediately. But since dat did not happen with Jesus Coming, they rejected him. Till today Jesus is still rejected by Jews as a messiah. The Jews are still waitiing for dat messiah that will make everytin very easy at once.

The Jews also made d same mistake with moses. When moses was taking them to d promise land, they started doubting when tins bcame hard and tough. They even abandon Moses and God at a time.

So Mbaka is absolutely on point. He said there will be suffering under PMB at the Begining. But the end will be good. That end could be 2019 or 2023. So relax.

So next timw you are quoting Mbaka, quote him correctly.

Stop writing lies. Things must not happen according to ur wish.

Lol. My people say that you will know how the faeces tastes from how the fart smells. Mind you a stagnant water never remains the same quality, it deteriorates. Your Nigeria will worsen under buhari and you will cry publicly. Mark this day.

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Politics › Re: Where Is Reverend Mbaka Now? by Yujin(m): 12:44pm On Apr 06, 2016

tuale4u:
o

Mbaka is still on point.
You are the one who is wrong just d same way the people of Isreal are wrong about Jesus Christ as Messiah. They thought when d messiah come everything will just bcome easy at once. That they will be free from Roman oppression immediately. But since dat did not happen with Jesus Coming, they rejected him. Till today Jesus is still rejected by Jews as a messiah. The Jews are still waitiing for dat messiah that will make everytin very easy at once.

The Jews also made d same mistake with moses. When moses was taking them to d promise land, they started doubting when tins bcame hard and tough. They even abandon Moses and God at a time.

So Mbaka is absolutely on point. He said there will be suffering under PMB at the Begining. But the end will be good. That end could be 2019 or 2023. So relax.

So next timw you are quoting Mbaka, quote him correctly.

Stop writing lies. Things must not happen according to ur wish.

Politics › Re: Where Is Reverend Mbaka Now? by Yujin(m): 12:21pm On Apr 06, 2016

Very correct. Rev. Fr Mbaka was partisan to an extent. Perhaps he wanted to be like Daniel who told Belteshazzer, the Babylonian King that he had been rejected. Unfortunately, Daniel was only interpreting what was written on the wall by a strange hand and not just his own words whether inspired or not. Men of God are meant to speak out against evil acts or governance and not the personalities. They are told to pray for leaders or rulers but condemn wicked policies. Today, buhari's abysmal performance would give a big blow to the priest's credibility. Worrisome it is when such priests become mute to the blood shed across the land. This makes me wonder who the poor and innocent citizenry will look up to since both the politicians and clergy have become indifferent to their plight. It is a big shame to be from Nigeria.

Politics › Re: 160 Fuel Tankers Allocated To The North, 40 To The South-West by Yujin(m): 8:28am On Apr 06, 2016

YourNemesis:
Guy, I think you are making a very common mistake that southern Nigerians make.
Hausa Population does not Equal Yoruba + Igbo population, but one thing you fail to acknowledge is that The Hausas only dominate one geopolitical zone in Nigeria, and that is the North West - mind you, even in that North West, many of the people we are calling hausa are actually Fulanis.. in the North East, there are some Hausas too in states like Gombe and Bauchi, but they are just one of the many various tribes that live there, such as the kanuris, Boles, Tangales, Fulanis, Kare-Kares, And hundreds of tribes in Taraba and Adamawa states.
North Central states like Kwara, Kogi, Benue, Nasarawa, Plateau, Niger are not even Hausa at all. We have tribes like Tiv, Kamberi, Bariba, Yoruba, Igala, Nupe, Gbagyi, Berom, Tarok, Idoma, Jukun Etc in these states.

We say it all the time that nigeria has over 300 distinct ethnic groups, If I ask most Nigerians to start listing the ones they know, most can only list maximum 20...... and out of that 20, they will mention Hausa, Igbo, Fulani, Yoruba, and maybe some popular tribes in the south like Edo, Ijaw, Urhobo, Ibibio, Efik.... where do you think the remaining over 280 tribes are? majority of them are up North.

The reason why the North South ratio is 60:40 is because of the inclusion of States like Kwara, Kogi and benue as Northern states, otherwise, it is more like 50:50. So while Hausas are not more than Yorubas + Igbos combined, the north still has more people, the majority. 60% of Kaduna state is not even ethnic Hausa.

I have told you the secret now, that is why Hausas are scared for an inclusion of ethnic data in the population census, because they know the truth will come out, and every Nigerian will know that they constitute less than 55% of the North.

My guy you are still wrong. I know that hausas don't really have that population that makes the north populous but still the numerous minority tribes you mentioned still do not have the population as you will want us to believe. Most of the tribes you mentioned are not even up to 500,000. Those minority tribes in Southern Kaduna, Plateau, Nasarawa, Gombe, Bauchi, Adamawa, Yobe and Taraba don't have big population. In just one local government, you can have up to 10 different languages and tribes. I know those areas well. I'll mention those tribes with population of up to 600,000 from the north outside the hausa/fulanis. They are Kanuris, Tivs, Igala, Jukun/Chamba, Idomas, Gbagyis, Nupe, (Beroms?), (Ebiras?),(Babur?) and very few others. Kagoros, Katafs, Ninzo, Atakars and a host of others from Southern Kaduna. The Eggons, Madas and others from Nasarawa. The Izeres, Taroks, Maghavuls, Anagutas, Shendams, 'Ngas and others from Plateau. The Sayawas, Toros and others from Bauchi. The ilelas(Zuru) of Kebbi. The tangales of Gombe. The kuteps, Bachamas and others from Taraba. The Bolewas, Marghi, Kambaris of Adamawa etc. I can go on. Most of them are below that number with some being even less than 50,000 e.g Kare Kares of Yobe. Fulanis did a lot of damage in the Middlebelt before the intervention of the Europeans. I read about that.

Politics › Re: Army Retires Brigadier-General Olajide Laleye by Yujin(m): 7:31am On Apr 06, 2016

Noted.

Politics › Re: 160 Fuel Tankers Allocated To The North, 40 To The South-West by Yujin(m): 6:50am On Apr 06, 2016

YourNemesis:
So what is the population ratio?

53:47 North_South. This is because of the enormous migration of easterners to the north when compared to that for the northern tribes to the south. If we are to balance it by telling everyone to go back to their regions, the south would be more populous than the north. Let me give you something to think about. How comes out of the three largest ethnic groups in Nigeria, two are in the South yet the north still has more population? I spent over two decades in the north travelling across states. Does it mean that the hausa population alone cancels both the Igbo and Yoruba population or even is close to it? Do you believe Kano state has more population than Lagos state? Think critically.

Celebrities › Re: Nigerian Celebrities You Never Knew Were From Kaduna State by Yujin(m): 6:32am On Apr 06, 2016

SpicyJosBabe:
Hmm u saw Celestine, what about Istifanus?

Didnt u see the first lady on this thread, dat beauty queen? Her name is PEACE ISTIFANUS, does dat mean she is also igbo too?

I was specific with the babayaros. Middle belt Christians don't bear names like celestine. Even among the Igbo, we know groups that bear such names. Names tell a lot for those who know. Notice I never talked about 'Emmanuel' because its a general Christian name borne across all regions. Peace Istifanus could be from any of the MB states because such names are common occurrence there. I hope you now understand. Mind you I'm Jostified.

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Politics › Re: 160 Fuel Tankers Allocated To The North, 40 To The South-West by Yujin(m): 6:04am On Apr 06, 2016

YourNemesis:
Around ratio 60:40 North to South.
But this is not an issue of population, but an issue of demand..... How much fuel is needed in places like zamfara, Gombe, Yobe, Kebbi Etc?

The South West is the second most populated Geo political zone in Nigeria, and cant' be getting 4 times less than a region with 3 zones. Three times less, I can understand, but 4 times less.... what is ur explanation?

Don't you ever use that population ratio again. Some of you who have never travelled will use your own hands to sell yourselves and your lands. Be properly guided.

Politics › Re: 160 Fuel Tankers Allocated To The North, 40 To The South-West by Yujin(m): 5:50am On Apr 06, 2016

eleko1:
Ka SA ma dupe . E GO BETTER

E go better o eleko1. APC change. Sai baba

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Celebrities › Re: Nigerian Celebrities You Never Knew Were From Kaduna State by Yujin(m): 5:18pm On Apr 05, 2016

SpicyJosBabe:
Babayaros are not and never igbos. They are from Kaduna state! Everyone knows that Mikel is igbo

The babayaros are Igbo. Even one of the names gave them away 'celestine'. Do Christians from the middle belt bear such names?
What about Friday Jibo? Is he not a celebrity too? Gospel music.

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Politics › Re: Is The Grazing Reserve Bill A Trojan Horse Of Islamisation Of Nigeria? by Yujin(m): 11:03am On Apr 05, 2016

grafikii:
Fool, should we kill our cattle industry and start importing meat because you want to massage your ego over land you don't use.

Any land you choose to graze your cattle on should be paid for. Those cows are not for free. Any how you want it we will give it to you.
#SayNOtograzingroutesinourancestrallands#

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Crime › Re: Five Fulani Herdsmen Kidnapped In Abia Community by Yujin(m): 10:01am On Apr 05, 2016

dTruth101:
Now IPODs and WAILERS are having orgasms over terror on innocent Fulanis l hope you will not cry when the Fulanis come for you.

The debt must surely be paid!

In your hypocritical mind you could not see where it was written that their cattle had eaten some farmers crops. Fulani herdsmen will not last a week if they do any similar thing they've been doing in the MB. Ndigbo are a big ethnic group and sourcing weapons are very easy among us. Where will the herdsmen run to? We know their existing camps already and will comb the other forests for more. They have no where to hide. I've been saying it that the Nigerian Army do not protect any group except the fulanis. Ask yourself this question. Are the Nigerian soldiers peopled by fulanis only? NO! That means that those guys are doing somethings that other people have been neglecting. Play the game just like them but reserving few surprising cards for the last. It beats me how men can sleep with their eyes close knowing that invaders are lurking around their communities having molested their people before. I can never bear it. They can come over for a reprisal on our ancestral lands. We are waiting.

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Politics › Re: BENUE: APC Youth Leader, 3 Others Killed In Fresh Fulani Herdsmen, Farmers Clash by Yujin(m): 8:09am On Apr 05, 2016

Zenlife:
Is it a movie or television? Stop watching.
Action speaks louder than voice.
ACT cowards!

Ok Warrior.

Politics › Re: BENUE: APC Youth Leader, 3 Others Killed In Fresh Fulani Herdsmen, Farmers Clash by Yujin(m): 7:32am On Apr 05, 2016

Mayflowa:
Your tactics doesn't cut water. If you had read the story, you would have found out that Benue peeps killed two Fulani first. The fulanis are never afraid to die. They are chief strategist in counter attack. They wanders anytime, at night and day and near homeless.

So you can't defeat them by reprisals. The law against freelance grazing is what everyone one of us should protest to have. Without it, there are thousands of souls still to be lost!

Point of correction. You can always win the so called herdsmen if you have the right plan. Firstly, they are not spirits and so can be harmed. Secondly, while they are mobile they still have popular camp sites. Also, the nature of goods they travel with makes it easier for them to be traced. The same way to attack villages at dusk, have a well co-ordinated attack on those their camp sites and see them flee from your area for a very long time. Be more ruthless than them and they will get the message. Its just that many of these non Muslim groups are laid back and not given to such coordinated attacks. However, desperate times calls for desperate measures. You can ask the Ombatse group how they handled the fulani herdsmen that led Al Makura inviting the security personnel to the show. We are watching.

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Politics › Re: Northerners In NEPC Gang Up Against Segun Awolowo by Yujin(m): 10:48am On Apr 04, 2016

dare2differ:
Still this guy won't stop moaning

If concerned parties cannot deal with them, they do not deserve to occupy the positions.

I can see that you are too simplistic in your reasoning. I can bet that you've not lived in northern Nigeria before. If I'm to ask you; what would have been the fate of Ese Oruru if the public (mostly southerners) didn't voice out in condemnation against her abductors? My voice and yours is what will give Segun the courage to face them because believe you me, those guys know how to frustrate a man they don't want. Same thing they did to Brigadier General Ogundipe in 1966 is what they did to GEJ in the boko saga. This is what they did to Onyeka Onwenu and now Segun. If after this you still don't understand me then I'll leave you to you devices.

Politics › Re: Northerners In NEPC Gang Up Against Segun Awolowo by Yujin(m): 10:47am On Apr 04, 2016

dare2differ:
Still this guy won't stop moaning

If concerned parties cannot deal with them, they do not deserve to occupy the positions.

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Politics › Re: Northerners In NEPC Gang Up Against Segun Awolowo by Yujin(m): 10:35am On Apr 04, 2016

dare2differ:
Still this guy won't stop moaning

If concerned parties cannot deal with them, they do not deserve to occupy the positions.

Politics › Re: Northerners In NEPC Gang Up Against Segun Awolowo by Yujin(m): 9:10am On Apr 04, 2016

dare2differ:
Let's assume you are not wise

If he resigns, they appoint another capable member

Yes, Hausas can occupy all positions till you/we people get common sense

Must everything be about tribe with you people?

You people can even blame a child for your mistakes.

If he cannot deal with them, he should resign

This was the same mantra I chanted during GEJ regime

If he need some tips, he has people he could approach

If he still can't deal with them, he must resign

I think your problem is, you find it hard to understand how objective we could be

You don't get it do you? No reasonable man wants to fight and win by having pyrrhic victory. The north understands this very well that's why they are pushing to occupy all positions even against the federal character they so much cling to. Have you asked yourself why most of the police commissioners in the south are northern muslims as against what's obtainable up north? Do you imagine how easy it is for the so called herdsmen to get military protection even in the south as happened in Enugu? Its this your political correctness that those guys are exploiting to carry out the damages they are doing to the south. If you know half of what I know about these people you will be highly alarmed by now.

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Politics › Re: Northerners In NEPC Gang Up Against Segun Awolowo by Yujin(m): 8:56am On Apr 04, 2016

SUBMARINE:
The Truth remains that Jonathan is God's anointed betrayed by the Yorubas
To be frank with you, those who betrayed Jonathan will suffer a terrible fate that will finally shed away their hatred for the SS/SE

Good morning
Are you doing your part to defend fatherland both spiritually and physically

Of course you know. You know my antecedents already. Victory is ours. I know some of our people exhibit fearful characters because they've not seen action before but I trust they will adjust when it starts. Imagine how they are burning markets in the north. Some people think they can tame the Muslim north by tolerating them and their excesses. Those ones don't talk too much, they go for the kill if they want something.

Politics › Re: Tribalism Will Kill Nigeria by Yujin(m): 8:38am On Apr 04, 2016

DaBullIT:
Hehehe

Incase you don't know , this tribalism exists only on Nairaland

Ibo boys still drink with Hausa boys and Yoruba boys still chop Ibo girls indomie

Do not be disillusioned

Hypocrites talking from both sides of the mouth. Only a foolish man sees the dark heavy clouds in the middle of the day and still denies the imminence of rainfall. Not with the killing of innocent farmers and villagers by well known armed herdsmen. Not with the military oppressing protesters and even killing without provocation. Not with the arrest, torture and detention of youths who came out to defend their communities against murderous invaders while the demons are left moving about with assault rifles unchallenged. I hate hypocrites. This Nigeria is doomed to fail since her people don't want to tell themselves the truth.

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Politics › Re: Northerners In NEPC Gang Up Against Segun Awolowo by Yujin(m): 2:21am On Apr 04, 2016

dare2differ:
You are a ....

OBJ loved the Igbos. he did what he could do to help the region/SS

He dealt with the North. If GEJ had any sense, he would have stuck with him

What is happening to Segun is not an excuse for failure. if he cannot deal with them, he should resign!!

Let's assume you are wise. Ok, what then becomes of the organization if Segun resigns by capitulating to the pressures from those elements? And so will other southerners be treated in their respective departments and ministries until the hausa/fulanis occupy all the positions. The way some of you reason is quite pitiable.

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Politics › Re: Northerners In NEPC Gang Up Against Segun Awolowo by Yujin(m): 12:20am On Apr 04, 2016

When I warned against buhari's emergence last year, many never listened. I said it clearly that buhari winning GEJ will not be seen as a political change of government but as a conquest of the south, many thought I knew nothing. What are the stories we are hearing today? I want the Yorubas to know this. You have nothing to fear with the Igbos. Even the cunning OBJ fell to the fulani spell because of his fear(dislike) of the Igbos. NB: Don't dismiss this strong point. Many of you voted buhari because you disliked how GEJ related with Ndigbo. Well, everyone can see the effect now. The present situation will get worst as hunger and poverty bites harder in the north as a result of the piled up evil happening there over time. Now, many of you southerners think the north, particularly the core north will brave it to come for an all war during GEJ but I know they wouldn't have done it. They know that the stand no chance. However, today its a different story but the still will lose if we get our acts right. I can see the big hands behind them but they still will lose. Victory is ours.

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Politics › Re: Police Confirms Incidents Of Herdsmen Attack In Rivers State by Yujin(m): 11:52pm On Apr 03, 2016

dTruth101:
Fulani cattle must graze anywhere they like
in Nigeria and drink from the atlantic. lf chukwudi
can have a gala shop in sokoto, gbenga can do
vulcanizer in yobe, fulani herdsman must graze in
aba. everyone has equal rights!

Of course, lamido can graze his cattle in Aba after he has paid for rent on the land where he encamps his cattle just like Chukwudi did for his shop in Sokoto. If he relocates to another land in that same Aba, he will still be expected to pay for another rent just like his counterpart gets in other regions. If he directs his cattle to a farmer's hardlaboured farm to graze he should be ready to pay for damages as dictated by the farmer. Everyone is in business so no one should expect special treatment. Fulanis are minorities in Nigeria and still fall short of being among the largest in all of Africa. Some people know you guys in and out. Tsuntsu da ya kira ruwa, shi ruwa zai daka.

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Politics › Re: Police Confirms Incidents Of Herdsmen Attack In Rivers State by Yujin(m): 11:23pm On Apr 03, 2016

Abagworo:
There are more guns in the hands of cowardly cultists and militants who show their strength on innocent Rivers citizens. They have killed more than 200 people in ONELGA with cowardly PDP backing. My prayer is for them not to incur the wrath of herdsmen with their bad attitude of stealing cattle while innocent citizens die for their (cultists) sins.

The way you reason sometimes makes me wonder what sort of a human being you are. Even if cultists steal fulani cattle, is that a justification for visiting communities with what you termed a wrath? Your spirit is already a sold one. How many cattle assumed stolen by cultists justifies the killing of humans by the herdsmen? If truly you are an Igbo man then I'm sorry for you. I know how adamant you are here on NL so I will not go back and forth with you. Just note that with the kind of battle about to take place in Nigeria, your type will not be wanted alive in Igboland.

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Politics › Re: Nigeria Is Getting To Shutdown Just Like Phone Battery We Charge. See why by Yujin(m): 11:31am On Apr 02, 2016

For all who care to listen. I have said it that whether you like it or not this EVIL NIGERIA will collapse under her evils not so long from now. I did give elaborate reasons why this will happen but a lot of the hypocritical ones hate me for it. There are lots of Pastors and Priests I respect in Nigeria but still I'm disappointed in them. Why? What is your use as God's spokesman if you keep silent when gross wickedness and injustice is going on in the land? Spare me all the so called positive prophecies you have been saying. This evil contraption is doomed unless something drastic is done. Some thought if they hide our comments it will better the situation. I just shake my head in disappointment. I said it here that Buhari though very strict was highly ethno-religious and as such his victory would seem to be a conquest against the south but I was dismissed. Oh yes, everyone is suffering it at present but Christians and mostly the MB and the South know that there's an air of oppression out there. Dismiss all I say but it will never stop what has been planned against us all. You may ask what do I suggest? I'll suggest that all the regions go out in mass and demand for a return to regionalism where they can effectively check their leaders as they deem fit. It means Nigeria MUST be restructured for it to have any hope of survival. But those who know me may say today you call for Biafra and tomorrow you're saying something else? Oh yes I call for biafra only because I know that a majority of people from other regions do not have the alibi to challenge the rotten status quo, so why should I wait for them before doing something that will change the life of my people for good. The call for biafra is borne out of the lack of faith in a joint effort to salvage Nigeria. After all said and done, this Nigeria will collapse soon under the mighty weight of her myriad problems and the consequences can only be imagined. Meanwhile, those pursuing population dominance should continue multiplying almajiris and those who love to pull down others should be ready to put up with hopeless people. Let me stop here for now.

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Politics › Re: must read!! Gov Of Enugu Ugwuanyi Moves To Secure Release Of 76 Detained Farmers by Yujin(m): 11:48am On Mar 30, 2016

First of all, I'll like to appreciate the effort of Ugwuanyi, the Governor of Enugu state for wading into the ugly situation. His desire to see to the release of our kinsmen and the two abducted women are commendable and we respect his mode of operation. We are still keeping our fingers crossed as we await the results of the various investigations ongoing. However, we still demand the immediate release of our kinsmen. How on earth can you arrest youths who came out to defend their people and lands from abductors and farmland destroyers while leaving the invaders patrolling with more dangerous weapons. How can a sane mind rationalize that? Fulanis are wandering all over Nigeria brandishing assault rifles yet no security cares to talk but they have the audacity to even beat young men in their own ancestral lands. Tufiakwa! Also, anyone close to Mr. Okechukwu to shut his mouth if he doesn't know anything to say. Why should a herdsman doing his business be given free land graze his cattle while other people doing business be expected to pay for lands either by buying lands or paying rents? Are the herdsmen given their products for free or at subsidized price to the consumers or they in any way more important than others? Tell him to mind his utterances and also, he is free to give his father's lands to the herdsmen if he so wish.
Iwe n'ewe m!

Politics › Re: Bayelsa State Is A Foolish State... by Yujin(m): 10:49am On Mar 30, 2016

Welcome to the board of critical minds my brother. Such people will be dealt with when we get our new nation. I feel your pains. 'Heartless people deserve to be treated mercilessly' Yujin.

Politics › Re: Story On Quora Of A Foreigners Encounter With Igbo Staff by Yujin(m): 6:49am On Mar 29, 2016

Nice narrative OP but you need to spice it up for people to comment. The way you stopped abruptly gives no one the desire to add any comment. For instance, what is quora known for and what is the aim of your thread? I'd want to see more response on the thread.

Politics › Re: IPOB Condemns Ugwuanyi's Insensitivity Over Arrested 76 Farmers - Authority by Yujin(m): 6:05am On Mar 29, 2016

This is more like it. Ask questions from our leaders let's know where their loyalty lies. How can our people be terrorized in our lands by strange forces and our leaders comfortably sleep at night? Its the duty of every Igbo man or Biafran to ask questions persistently until things are cleared up and the situation addressed. Next is for the community leaders bordering such crisis prone areas to identify and locate our brothers in the NA who are stationed in the closest garrisons or barracks for information such as raids or any arrests planned for our communities. This is what the hausa/fulanis do all the time to protect their people while other ethnic groups stupidly cling to a non existent loyalty to the Nigerian Army. We owe it as duty to protect our people and our lands from every similitude of invasion by whom so ever. Does anyone notice that Ohaneze has not said anything about the killings of their supposed subjects and tomorrow they will expect some recognition. Let it be known that as at today, this set of greedy old men have lost their taste and are of no value to the Igbo nation. They represent themselves alone. If you don't feel the pain of a single innocent Igbo man subjected to injustice or killed for no just cause then you yourself are worthless. This is exactly what ohaneze has become.

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