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Business › Re: Naira Hits All-Time Low Of ₦1,152/$1 In Black Market by Yujin(m): 7:39pm On Oct 19, 2023
Sleekfingers:
Na thunder go fire the mallam, that exchange it for 1,100 today. $700 X 1,152 = 806, 400

$700 X 1,100 = 770,000


So the Mallam made 36,400 from me.....Na ogun go kill am
Lol. He mad more than the average minimum wage of a Nigerian in a single transaction that didn't last up to 10mins. That's how useless the Nigerian government has become. In sane countries, a month's salary will be worth something.
Politics › Re: Fuel Scarcity Hits Again As NNPC Supply Collapses by Yujin(m): 7:57pm On Oct 18, 2023
The evil contraption is dead. What remains is her disintegration.
Politics › Re: Nigerians No Longer Trust People They Elect – FG by Yujin(m): 7:53pm On Oct 18, 2023
Lol. Even animals don't have any regard for Nigeria. If in doubt, go to the various Zoos in Nigeria and check the welfare of the animals.
As for human beings, only zombies have any sense of expectation from the government as a token for their praise singing inspite of the gross incompetence and corruption.
IDP camps are scattered all over Nigeria even though Nigeria is not officially at war. I'm very certain that tonight, fulani terrorists will slaughter some villagers and nothing will be done about it. Is it the survivors of such massacre that you'll be expecting to be patriotic?

Shame on all those who claim they love one Nigeria but remain silent as innocent villagers are killed in their sleep.
Politics › Re: Another Fulani Massacre In Ayilamo, Benue (Graphic Pictures) by Yujin(m): 3:13pm On Oct 18, 2023
HoodAlligator:
How do they take up arms to defend themselves? Where do they go to do that? Those slaughtering them are armed with assault weapons. These weapons cannot be sourced easily from the open market. The responsibility of protecting lives and properties is that of the government. If people in a country are forced to acquire war-type ammunition to protect themselves, then it means the entire country is at war. Remember too, that the people attacking them do not come out in the day time. Their attacks are usually at night. And these villagers have women and children. The victims are more vulnerable than their attackers. Telling the victims to "arm themselves" sounds too simplistic.
Clearly, your will to live and survive is very low. If you were to be found in Benue state, you would either have ran away or accepted to your fate to die by the hands of the fulani terrorists.
Anyone who's will to live is very high will look beyond the terrorist Nigerian government and arm himself to cut down some terrorists that invade his land.
SELF DEFENSE IS A UNIVERSAL LAW.
Politics › Re: Another Fulani Massacre In Ayilamo, Benue (Graphic Pictures) by Yujin(m): 12:10pm On Oct 18, 2023
Where are all the lovers of One Nigeria? Why are they not protesting against the collusion of the Nigerian army with fulani terrorists in the wiping off of indigenous people of central Nigeria?

The fact is that most of the so called lovers of Nigeria are just haters of Biafrans hiding under the love for Nigeria. If it weren't so, they would have been up in protests against the genocide towards their fellow Nigerian citizens of the middlebelt.
Shame on all lovers of one Nigeria who are silent in the face of this brazen genocide.
Politics › Re: Another Fulani Massacre In Ayilamo, Benue (Graphic Pictures) by Yujin(m): 11:58am On Oct 18, 2023
RIP to the victims of fulani terrorism.
Where is the Chief Of Army Staff Toareed Lagbaja? I hope he won't come out to threaten Benue people when they eventually start arming themselves to defend their territory.

Meanwhile, let me remind us of the 500 slaughtered in Agatu in the same Benue state. The Sultan of Sokoto was very quiet at the time but today, he's crying about the 500 killed in Gaza. Is there any hypocrisy than this?

Foreign Affairs › Re: Israel Denies Blowing Up Hospital In Gaza, Blames Hamas by Yujin(m): 11:44pm On Oct 17, 2023
DomPerignon:
Keep watching Jew news
You're here crying for Hamas but your brothers in Oyo were slaughtered by fulani terrorists without anyone hearing from you. I made sure to copy you so you can come around and say something but he insistently became dumb and blind.
Doesn't it show that you're hypocrite? You hid from the massacres in your backyard but is here hyperventilating about Israel that you can't do anything against. Shame on you.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Israel Denies Blowing Up Hospital In Gaza, Blames Hamas by Yujin(m): 11:36pm On Oct 17, 2023
DomPerignon:
IPOB is also globally recognised terrorist organisation topping the top ten charts.


Go and find your hanky .
You're a terrorist yourself and destruction awaits you.
Politics › Re: Fulani Herdsmen Kill 5 In Oyo Community by Yujin(m): 2:55pm On Oct 17, 2023
DonPerignon, what do you have to say about this killings of Yorubas by fulanis?
Cc.
LegendHero
Raskimonojendor
Accordadoga
Politics › Re: Fulani Herdsmen Kill 5 In Oyo Community by Yujin(m): 2:51pm On Oct 17, 2023
Since a soldier was killed there, the terrorist Nigerian army should burn down all the houses in that community. What is good for the geese is also good for the gander.
Politics › Re: Emenike: House Demolition: Igbos Are In Trouble, This Is Pure Wickedness by Yujin(m): 4:36pm On Oct 16, 2023
LegendHero:
This is different from what happened in Lagos.
Lagos government gave approval for the building therefore needs to discuss compensation with the owner before any demolition begins. It is as simple as ABCD.
Politics › Re: Emenike: House Demolition: Igbos Are In Trouble, This Is Pure Wickedness by Yujin(m):
LegendHero:
Nigeria is not China.

Mind you, that house in your post has been demolished since 2012.
The emphasis is on rights of property owners to get compensation.
The position of the house is dangerous to both the house owner and road users and it needs to go but a mutual agreement ought to be made before it is demolished.
Politics › Re: Court Frees Seven IPOB Supporters, Fines Police N130m by Yujin(m): 11:54am On Oct 16, 2023
A fair judgement deserves commendation hence the judges who presided over the case are blessed.

Meanwhile, the terrorists Nigerian security men are killing indiscriminately in the SE and those they don't kill, they imprisoned on trump up charges. However, on the in the Far north, terrorists who have murdered thousands are termed repentant and thereafter released and kept on monthly payment.
This is the reality of today's Nigeria and yet many wonder why Nigeria is dying.

You'll never see the usual Igbo and IPOB haters on this thread. Hate has destroyed their sense of fairness.
Politics › Re: Emenike: House Demolition: Igbos Are In Trouble, This Is Pure Wickedness by Yujin(m): 10:49am On Oct 16, 2023
Property owners in China who resisted the bulldozing of their properties because of disagreement with the government on the terms of the compensation offered them. Is it possible in Nigeria?
Nigeria remains the jungle that she is.

Politics › Re: Emenike: House Demolition: Igbos Are In Trouble, This Is Pure Wickedness by Yujin(m): 10:32am On Oct 16, 2023
Any property that got government approval before its construction deserves compensation whenever the government sees it necessary for demolition.
This is the right thing to be done.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Attacks Escalate In Borno by Yujin(m):
#30,000 monthly x over 50,000 'repentant terrorists'==
#1.5 billion naira monthly. This is the estimated amount spent on subsidizing terrorism in northern Nigeria.
Meanwhile, fulani terrorists are killing off Christian groups from their villages with the Nigeria army helping them by mopping up arms from the villagers to prevent them from putting up any resistance. No one is talking about it.
In the East, the terrorist Nigerian army are shooting at secessionist and when they lose after a face off with some armed men, they resort to burning homes and properties of villagers. Clearly, there are different rules for different segments of Nigeria when it comes to engagements with the Federal Government.
The economy is in shambles and the broke government is still seeking for loans to pour into the bottomless pit of corruption and terrorists appeasement.
Foreign Affairs › Re: SA FM Calls For Israel Boycott, AU Observer Status Rescinded (PICS) by Yujin(m): 12:39pm On Oct 15, 2023
The black South Africans supporting Palestine whole heartedly do so thinking their erstwhile situation under the Afrikaners is the same as the Israel-Palestine situation. They don't know that though there are similarities, the situation isn't the same.
Some day when South Africa will start facing attacks from Islamists who are gradually growing in SA, they will be reminded of their current lack of tact.
Politics › Re: Ebonyi Governor Is From Niger Republic: Pictures by Yujin(m): 12:11pm On Oct 15, 2023
Next... No one should dignify these apes with any response.
Politics › Re: Anambra State New Government House Awka, Current Update by Yujin(m): 11:55am On Oct 15, 2023
LordBillionz:
I know there's a hate on Ebonyi/Abakiliki by other parts of Igbo land but why become like them? Does this make you better?

Be happy for your brothers even when they hate you. It make you better.

PS: I'm an Ebonyian
No sensible SEners hates/dislike Ndi Ebonyi. For there to be hate for a people, there most be a reason mostly about character. Ndi Ebonyi haven't been proven to have any bad character specific to them as to warrant any of their Igbo brothers to hate/dislike them. What you see most times is just some insensible brothers from other SE states mocking Ebonyians because of the perceived laid-back lifestyle and general poor development index of the state. It is not hate in any way. It's just unfortunate that those doing the mocking can't seem to grasp the damage they're causing.

Ndigbo are a very progressive people who love competition too much. This extreme competition sometimes leads to unsavoury things like the mockery I mentioned earlier. It could be misinterpreted and therefore cause some fraternity problems that we're currently seeing but bye and large, it forces the group being mocked to step up their game. As we can all see, it has forced an Engineer to step up and build infrastructures in Ebonyi hence showing what potential ndi Ebonyi are made of just like all other Igbo groups are capable of doing. Let us never give room to our enemies to come in and cause problems where there are none.
Gradually, Ebonyi is coming up and the unnecessary mockery from some of our insensible brothers will cease.
Udo diri ndi Ebonyi
Udo diri ndi Igbo nine
Chukwu Abiama gozie Ala Igbo nine
Isee.
Politics › Re: Does It Mean We Are Doom In This Country? by Yujin(m): 11:41am On Oct 14, 2023
Nigeria is dead. The earlier you plan for a future outside the current construct of Nigeria, the better for you. Whatever you're planning any structural investment, think more of our your own region.
Killings and violence will increase. The useless Nigerian government will be overwhelmed more than the current way she is.
Only those who are true to the realities of Nigeria will escape the utter destruction coming to her.
Politics › Re: What Became Of The Detained Isese Priest by Yujin(m): 9:42am On Oct 13, 2023
EmirofAfonjaz:
PIGs are crying ..

While Sanwolu is loyal to serikin Fulani in Lagos...
No Yoruba will say anything about Sarkin Fulani of Lagos but when it comes to Igbos, they will say Eze Ndigbo is an aberration because it should only exist in Igboland. If it isn't double standard, I wonder what it is.
Politics › Re: Liberia Government Lock And Kick Igbos Living In Liberia Out Of Their Shops by Yujin(m): 9:15am On Oct 13, 2023
RevDesm0ndJuju:
You should have done the same thing instead of assigning blame for your latest crackdown in far away Liberia to Yoruba online trolls .

Maybe if you idiots respected both your hosts and laws of the land , this shit will never happen .

Have you considered the above for once in your ever irresponsible blame assigning life?
Let me tell you how civilised governments handle crimes. They don't ethnic profile ethnic groups when it comes to civil crimes. They deal with it on individual basis because they know that people are different and circumstances aren't the same. Whenever you see a government official ethnic profiling (especially when the ethnic group is one that isn't indigenous), you'll know he has been influenced by certain groups of interest. This is how we know what Yorubas are doing. We will reciprocate it.
Politics › Re: Liberia Government Lock And Kick Igbos Living In Liberia Out Of Their Shops by Yujin(m): 9:07am On Oct 13, 2023
tsdarkside:
talk nonesense about my wife and i will descend on you....!! angry angry

basstard....
Igbo ladies beware of these people.
Politics › Re: Liberia Government Lock And Kick Igbos Living In Liberia Out Of Their Shops by Yujin(m): 9:06am On Oct 13, 2023
tsdarkside:
the day yorubas start dislikin una too,na the day you igbos are finished in nigeria....

yorubas are the only tribe still left in nigeria trying to understand una....
all other tribes are fed up with una....
Lol. What is stopping them? Our people were attacked in the last Lagos election and thereafter, our businesses were burnt by the same Yorubas(MC Oluomo's thugs). An Igbo Chief is under arrest for saying he'll take steps to defend the attacks of his people if the state government doesn't act. I guess that is the epitome of Yoruba likeness towards Igbos. One can therefore imagine what Yoruba dislike will be.
Politics › Re: Liberia Government Lock And Kick Igbos Living In Liberia Out Of Their Shops by Yujin(m): 9:00am On Oct 13, 2023
tsdarkside:
few he says....from ghana to europe,malaysia,somalia,kenya....

its few indeed....
Your case is irredeemable. I pity for any Igbo lady that shares any affection with you.
Politics › Re: Liberia Government Lock And Kick Igbos Living In Liberia Out Of Their Shops by Yujin(m): 8:56am On Oct 13, 2023
RevDesm0ndJuju:
The reason why comments are being directed to you Ibos as a group stems from Facebook comments made by Ibos claiming the actions of the Liberian government were as a result from Yoruba people instigating them to take action against Ibo traders.

Even your foolish post you made here reechoed the same lame blame of diverting to an imaginary Yoruba online movement to blacklist you Ibos.


Do you even have sense at all?
I'm happy most Igbos are beginning to see what Yorubas are doing online to ethnically profile us. Expect the same response from Igbos.

Any country where some Igbos have been caught in criminal activities still have criminals after those few Igbos are jailed. The question is that; how comes those countries are singling out a single ethnic group from a far away country if not because some known people have taken it upon themselves to deliberately ethnic profile their fellow countrymen?

FACTS.
**There are Yorubas in Ghana doing crimes.
**There are Yorubas in Liberia doing crimes.
**There are Yorubas in South Africa doing crimes.
**There are Yorubas in UK doing crimes.
**There are Yorubas in USA doing crimes.
**There are Yorubas in Saudi Arabia doing crimes.
That Igbos don't go around pointing hands towards Yorubas as criminals in those countries doesn't mean they're not there.
However, Igbos will begin to do so as we can see CLEARLY the handiwork of Yorubas.
Politics › Re: Liberia Government Lock And Kick Igbos Living In Liberia Out Of Their Shops by Yujin(m): 8:42am On Oct 13, 2023
RevDesm0ndJuju:
So what do you expect from us all ?

To clap for you ?
I expect you to criticise those invloved in Liberia and seek for appropriate punishment for whatever infringement that they've committed without having to latch on to it to profile the whole Igbo nation. I know it isn't possible for you because your soul has been eaten up by hatred for Igbos.
Trying to profile the whole Igbo nation will make us do the same to the Yorubas.
Politics › Re: Liberia Government Lock And Kick Igbos Living In Liberia Out Of Their Shops by Yujin(m): 8:34am On Oct 13, 2023
RevDesm0ndJuju:
Same thing happened in Ghana a few years back.


Did you investigate and publish your final paper on why Ghanian officials were locking up Ibo shops in their country ?

Pls tell us why Ghana did a similar thing in their country and why have the Ghanian authorities refused to have same Ibos do business in their markets.
Hasn't the problem been resolved? What then does it make of your accusations and allegations against the Igbo nation over the activities of a few persons in Ghana? You haters will never learn hence we will give it to you tit for tat.
Politics › Re: Liberia Government Lock And Kick Igbos Living In Liberia Out Of Their Shops by Yujin(m): 8:30am On Oct 13, 2023
lwisee:
Ozuor😂

Them catch you stealing you say them hate you
You are a mumu man
Your stupidity is beyond repair. I leave you to your fate.
Politics › Re: Liberia Government Lock And Kick Igbos Living In Liberia Out Of Their Shops by Yujin(m): 8:22am On Oct 13, 2023
GeneralPula:
But Liberia is not located in Ekiti or Oyo. Abi you no know where Liberia dey ni?
Go to page one and read what people from Ekiti and Oyo are saying about Igbo people in general. After reading, maybe you can understand why my response was directed to them.
A reasonable person will investigate the reasons for the ugly development first and when determined will make effort to apportion blames accordingly and not on the entire ethnic group.

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