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Politics › Re: IBB, Abdulsalam Back Formation of North-Central Peoples Forum by Yujin(m): 6:10am On Nov 18, 2020
Foolish Southerners already tearing at each other without even understanding the aim of these old fools. Let me break it down for you. This attempt by IBB and Abdulsalam are just to divide the middlebelt group which has been working with other southern groups of recent. They're just spoilers are have nothing good to offer the people of the north central. Where were these ones when the terrorist fulani herdsmen were running haywire throughout the whole NC slaughtering and destroying communities? Non of them spoke up. This is how you get to know where their loyalty lies. Make no mistake. Jeremiah Useni will do well to know where to pitch his loyalty; whether old military camaraderie or the future of his people because those wolves don't even thinking like him. He can go to T.Y Danjuma and Zamani Lekwot for lectures.
Southerners must understand that NO SINGLE ADVICE OR SUGGESTION FROM THAT AXIS OF EVIL IS FOR YOUR OWN GOOD irrespective of how they paint it. For any good thing to come your way, you must be your own driver.
Politics › Re: Lady Caged For Three Years By Her Husband Rescued In Delta (photos) by Yujin(m): 3:56pm On Nov 17, 2020
Kestolove:
They are now paying journalist to stop mentioning dia names, but we know d tribes sha....dey will never rule Nigeria in jeeezuz name
Lol cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy
This one na confirmed dumb ncan member.
Politics › Re: Anambra Oil: SEEPCO Gets Six Months Deadline To Conduct EIA On OML143 Fields by Yujin(m): 10:19am On Nov 17, 2020
Juliusmalema:
Well, this is childish.

Do you see or take everything as fight?
You terrorist fulani has no business in this thread. Go and mind your cattle rearing.
Politics › Re: Governor Hope Uzodimma Demolishes Hospital Built By Okorocha For Imo People (Pix by Yujin(m): 10:14am On Nov 17, 2020
Ndlistic:
UZODIMMA DEMOLISHES HOSPITAL BUILT BY OKOROCHA FOR IMO PEOPLE

ONWUASOANYA FCC JONES

A state-of-the-art hospital built by the immediate past governor of Imo State, His Excellency Owelle Rochas Okorocha is at the moment being demolished by the current governor of the State, Chief Hope Uzodimma, in what many commentators have described as a badly thought-out act of political vendetta.

The hospital built with Imo funds had been fully completed, structurally, while, the necessary hospital equipment are the only things awaited for the hospital to kick into full operations.

The hospital named Somtochukwu Hospital is one of the over 30 hospitals initiated or completed by the Okorocha administration in eight years of holding sway, and is also a major legacy of the Okorocha administration, as it situated at a site of a major market relocated by that administration, in keeping to the advice of respected development experts and safety professionalism, since the said location of the said markets had posed some security and and health challenges, as disrupting the modernization and urbanization ambitions of the State Government.

Okorocha had built new markets in Egbeada, Ubomiri, Naze, Akwakuma, Amakohia and Ohi; all suburbs of the capital city, before relocating the old Ekeonunwa market. More than 10,000 shops were built at these new locations to meet the surging demand by traders. However, the Uzodimma administration, in what some people believe is a misdirected political vendetta, ensured that some of the new markets are not occupied as he encouraged traders to return to the old market located in the heart of Owerri city.

According to Chief Joseph Nze, a community leader in Owerri; the idea of demolishing the new hospital is an affront on the people of the State.

"This hospital and many other such structures built by the Okorocha administration were not built with the former governor's personal funds, he built them with Imo State funds, public funds. So, when you go on a demolition spree of projects initiated by your predecessor, when you haven't built any at all, you should know that you are not fighting Okorocha, but fighting Imo people."

Source:
https://m./748778438873108/permalink/1140758139675134/

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What do you expect from a foolish supreme court administrator? He was never there by the will of the people. Even this madness from him will pass away.
Politics › Re: Chai! Nnamdi KANU Will Not Kill Me With Intelligence by Yujin(m): 11:14am On Nov 15, 2020
Coronabirus:
There is nothing intelligent about this guy, those who see him as intelligent are myopic and never exposed themselves to vast knowledge of politics and critical thinking. If he's intelligent he won't hide in local media and abuse, and insult Muslims and the North instead of concentrating on our leaders. Unsophisticated Kanu will later come on mainstream media and pretend as if he smart and be displaying neutrality in his struggle. Freedom fighters are known world wide as wise, intelligent, patient, and always use wisdom rather than emotion to win people's heart. Mandela was jailed for many years but he later forgive his oppressors, Ghandi is loved by all because he respected people's choice of religion and culture. Great men are so accommodative and never allow emotion override their sense of decorum.
Lol. You shot yourself in the foot. Both Ghandi and Mandela forgave the oppressor after gaining freedom yet you expect Nnamdi Kanu to forgive (be pacified) when his people are still being oppressed? See how poor your analytical skill is!
Politics › Re: FG To Feed And Deworm Children With N142.3 Billion In 2021 by Yujin(m): 9:04am On Nov 15, 2020
Lol. Chop the money and spend small money for the media to deceive the overwhelming naive populace. I wonder what it will take for the people to wake up?
Politics › Re: Bread Levy Is Not For Indigenous Bakers- Yahaya Bello by Yujin(m): 7:55am On Nov 14, 2020
sapientia:
Hehehehehe

external bakers

Indigenous bakers

Naija ah hail thee

E get why
Lol. What about international and intercontinental bakeries?
Expect the worst when dumb people are in government.
Politics › Re: National Grid Collapses, Plunges Lagos, Others Into Darkness by Yujin(m): 7:43am On Nov 14, 2020
inoki247:
Electricity is not a rocket science..

They can only see Nigeria problem when they're not in power ones they get there the problem go turn from frying pan to fire...
Lol. Of course it's not. It is nuclear science in Nigeria. With an 5000MW chronicly epileptic power grid some dunces are surprisingly very hopeful of seeing any development. Chai.
Politics › Re: Why Ohanaeze Ndiigbo Must Restructure Itself by Yujin(m):
Rugaria:
Onitsha is not totally a good comparison per se. Zik, the leader of the igbos at a time, was from Onitsha. So the identity crises shouldn't have risen in the first place
. I don't understand how somebody leading will be confused about his identity or be wondering if he really belongs... Let's look at Asaba.. Imediately after the war, Asaba was part of the cities that showed this type of attitude. Infact, it used to be the case in in Asaba during the 70s and 80s. The only reason it subsided in Asaba is because of the presence of intelligent people like the Asagba of Asaba and folks like Chief Sony Odogwu and the fact that Onitsha businesses that migrated to Asaba after the creation of Delta State, did so with little confrontations.

Portharcort has not been lucky with such farsighted individuals. So what happened?? It's because we lost a war and the "Victor's" took time to mutilate our borders and hand over many parts to different groups that supported them. Maybe the majority of ikwerres hate Igbo, if that is the case, then let them go. There are other communities with historical Igbo ties that shouldn't be antagonized because they have noisy leaders good at taunting igbos. Personally, I'm not bothered by the empty rants of the likes Wike and co. I'm not that simple minded. You don't biuld a state by being so temperamental. There used to be a time when Obigbo had this sort of acrimonious relationship with the rest of the Igbo states. Today, they are the ones being massacred for an Igbo cause!

Are we also going to throw away Obigbo? After all until recently, they were showing similar nonchalant attitude towards the Igbo cause.. What led to the epiphany that changed them from nonchalant Igbos to foundamentalist Igbos? Isn't it better to focus on those positives than to twaddle with triffles? If this discussion happened twenty years back, Obigbo will be part of those receiving ultimatums to "declare" or "disappear". Isn't it obvious that instead of engaging in all these petty fights, we should be more concerned with improving the Igbo man's political clout so these minorities can see the GAINS in alligning with us? After all the last time they alligned with us, they were massacred! And we couldn't save them!
The most pragmatic of all. While Ndigbo can be compared to Germany in many ways, our enemies are nothing like theirs. This is what the OP doesn't understand. I'll agree if a Ohaneze gives a clear message to the Ikwerres by sending a message to Ogbakor Ikwerre clearly stating the recent Wike's genocide and subsequent denial as a reason for their decision before relieving (not expelling) any Ikwerre member from the group. Of course they'll get the message from the subsequent elections in Rivers State. This is how you respond to those who actively and vociferously choose to ridicule their family members.
As for the Etches, Ogbas and Ekpeyes, they'll get the message. Whichever way they choose to respond to the larger Igbo nation will be responded to accordingly.
Ika and Ndokwa should be left alone. Even them will get the message when Ikwerre is used as an example because of Wike.
My advice to the OP and others that share his view is this; never ignore the hands of the general Igbo enemies we're dealing with. As you're planning on cutting off these groups, they're planning to help you cut off more. Have you not wondered why people like Uwazuruike after all the sufferings today has been left trying to build a university? Does he still sound like even a lover of Igbos in general? He has lost focus and have turned anti Igbo.
Let's not forget that a war is still on going in Nigeria. One can put his house in order without making noise about it. The worst any Igbo person or group will do is taking our socio-political problems to the lap of our enemy to deliberate. What for God sake do you expect them to do? Let's be circumspect.



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Politics › Re: Kogi State Bread Levy/Tax by Yujin(m): 11:28am On Nov 13, 2020
melbourne10:
It baffles me the way state government in Nigeria go about generating IGR. They cannot think out of the box,all they know is to get allocation from FG and squander the money.
Imagine Kogi state government trying to levy bakeries on every bread produce,this is compounding problem for the common man instead of alleviating the problem because the burden and increase in cost would be transferred to the common man out there and also amount to double taxation on the part of the company and the final consumer because,
1. The company pays Company income tax
2. There is VAT of 7.5% on the flour,sugar,salt e.t.c that the company use for baking.
3. Their staff pay tax PAYE to the state government. So with all this why still impose levy on bread which is the food for the common man.
That brings me back to the issue of IGR, every state has abundant resources which they can harness and improve on their IGR viz: Gold,coal, palm oil e.t.c
State government can go the same way the federal government has done by establishing an equivalent of the NSIA (Nigerian sovereign investment authority) at the state level,the states can invest in healthcare,transport,agriculture,investing in foreign bonds with top investment companies like Goldmansach,JP Morgan chase,HSBC, and all these would generate funds for the state,instead of compounding the problem of the common man.
This tax on bread was the last straw that broke the camel's back in 18th century French Revolution. We shall see how if will fare in Kogi.
Politics › Re: Kogi State Bread Levy/Tax by Yujin(m): 11:20am On Nov 13, 2020
AerialMapper:
Governors are broke

Kogi is levying bread

Kaduna is levying all adults

IGR will be used to fund their families
Lol. Soon there'll be toll gates in every state boundary for the state government to generate money. This is after the federal government has put up theirs.
Black people think from is given... It has never been so. Freedom is taken by every conceivable means. This is just the beginning.
Eventually, the middle class will be wiped out leaving the super rich and the poor yet the terrorists in government will not let the poor rest. They'll release their militia to pillage poor people. Nigeria will be worse than Somalia. Millions will flee and millions will become refugees inside Nigeria. It's all gloomy I see.
Nigeria is bankrupt at present and there's no hope in sight.
Politics › Re: Itsekiri, Ijaw In Edo Oppose Alleged Hegemony Of Benin Kingdom by Yujin(m): 10:55am On Nov 13, 2020
Juliusmalema:
neither am I trolling but fact must be fact.

Moreover it is insulting to say such claim appeals to biafran radicals and yoruba supremacist.

You are not a biafran and have no right to such term. it doesn't appeal to any biafran because we gain nothing from it...you are an oduduwa man Mr.

the old kingship is no longer there but as far as this current kingship setting is there, it is a yoruboid kingship.

nobody even argues that anyway.
The stinking fulani doing all he knows to do best; hitting the heads of southern groups against themselves so they remain perpetually divided and weak.
Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Elijah Chukwuebuka Caught With Human Head, Charms In His Church In Umunze by Yujin(m):
kilonshele101:
The more you try to cover yourself up, the more you surface as an hypocrite.

Your hatred for Islam is obvious even to the blind and it's actually none of my business but your your hypocritic nature disgust me.

Majority of your claims are based on the activities of Boko haram and Fulani herdsmen who are not even up to 30% of the total Muslims in Nigeria. But you use them as a yardstick to judge other Muslims.

But this pastor and rest of his fellow 'endtime' pastors can't be use to judge the whole Christians.
A thread about how some Christian are worshiping a Rock with a stain that looks like the image of Mary is still on the front Page. Folks like you were quick to disassociate themselves from the act, claiming they are Catholic and they don't represent the rest of the Christians. (Which is not a bad thing to do) but hypocrite like you see the boko haram and Fulani herdsmen as a representative of all Muslims in Nigeria even after disassociating themselves countless time.

I wonder why the ones we have here in south west havenot started killing us

You said "..Anyone who embraces such a religion should expect the same result in his region in no distant time.." And we have been living peacefully together here in SW even years before your forefathers step their feet on our land. I know that no matter how you guys try to stir up things here and add unnecessary meaning to things it will always fail


And to the most ridiculous question you asked "Did a single Muslim condemn it? ( boko haram , herdsmen, banditry, the killings by extremists)"

I guess the arewa youths that protested against insecurity caused by extremists Boko haram , bandit , herdsmen' when we were doing our endsars down here are Christians. The northern women in hijab that called for the resignation of buhari over boko haram were Christians, the Muslims students association down here in the south that wrote to FG to condemn the killings were Christians, governor zulum is a Christian, the south south Muslim (Aisha Yusuf) is a Christian. The league of southern imams that condemned it and held a special prayer were not Muslim right??

I wonder if you have ever step out of your region that has no Muslim or even meet a Muslim face to face for you to be feeding yourself with lies about them. The only Muslims you know are Boko haram and herdsmen.and the ones that kills.

You said "Any person who's engaged in wicked things while claiming Christianity will be worse if he joins Islam" when in reality you have never seen anyone who does bad as a Christian and did worse as Muslim. You even used 'claiming' for Christianity and 'join' for Islam. Ha! My hypocrite brother, you're beyond redemption.


You are still having sleeplessness night over Sharia blasphemy that's ONLY applicable to their fellow Muslims. When no single Muslim is having headache on how some Christians were cursing and threatening hell, wrath of God and thunder on a fellow Christian- Mercy Benjamin for saying that pastor kumuyi ruined her childhood with his doctrine. And how the Lady suffered mental breakdown when her friends and family disowned her for expressing herself. How is that different from what they're doing in the north Mr hypocrite.
And by 'Recent' you mean the death sentence that the minor herself came out to debunk.
I guess you will start making peace with that the moment you start facing your danm business.


You said "Christianity tends to make a good person better while Islam doesn't" I can't help myself but to laugh, coz I remember in my uni days how an atheist friend of mine held a program he called 'Christianocentrism' how Christians always believe that Christianity is better than any other religion and how it's a lie in reality. I was really angry and called him out , I guess didn't know better that the stupid concept was derived from hypocrites like you. What type of Christianity do you practice ?

You said " one of my most cherished group of people after studying them are a majority muslim people"
And you're still the same person that said "banditry is a testament to whatever good the religion they claim to follow can offer"
And "The situation in the far north explains the type of EVIL religion they practice"

Mr hypocrite , what part of Nigeria are you from? I hope it's not the east , coz their are some people from there that engaging them intellectually is a total waste of time
I reiterate whatever I've written. I don't do religious contest because it's all foolishness to me. Practice whatever faith you think fits your conviction but thinking you can foist your religion on others violently is where you'll meet the total rejection of whatever principle you claim to profess. Whatever religion those people in the core north practice is an evil one. They've been bad news for those around them since that religion held away in the region because whatever they do, they claim they're doing it with the approval of the religion. I'm smart enough to know that there are other people from other nations who are muslims but are quite different from what we see from the core north and I've told you this.
My conviction on the fundamental problem on Islam has been through her main mode of propagation which is violence. Every other religion in the world has had violent clash with people of her proponent. All over the world, most terrorism acts are traced back to people who profess the religion and THE CULPRITS ALWAYS CLAIM TO BE FOLLOWING AN ISLAMIC INJUNCTION WHILE DOING IT. There are few instances where people who profess Christianity commit terrorism acts and claim it as a religious injunction. I can confidently say that whenever such happens, the governments of such locality(presumably a Christian one) promptly arrests such persons and jail them appropriately after an open condemnation and renunciation of such claims. There's hardly any case where those people are not JUDGED IN THE COURTS AND JAILED. If there's any of such situation, you can state it here for all to see.
Now, I'm observant enough to know that in most of the case, there's a disconnect between the original religious text of a religion and the actual doings(lifestyle) of its followers. I have a soft copy of the Qur'an in English and have read it for long to see her contents. Honestly, I wasn't impressed with what I read. If all muslims were to follow the contents therein, the situation would be far worst than it is today. This is why I believe that a good person remains a good person inspite of the religion he/she professes. Clearly, all the good(peaceful) muslims you see are NOT following the injunctions as they're commanded to do.
As for the Bible, I've read it from Genesis to Revelation and I must say that it is one of the greatest PACIFYING books in the whole world. I tried to reconciling it's injunctions with the reality of the present world and found that impracticable. "If you're slapped on one cheek, you should turn the other cheek?" How practicable is that in this modern world? Christianity totally discourages violence. In the whole of the New Testament in the Bible, only two verses suggests violence and they are these. I'll paraphrase them.
1. 'When Jesus Christ told his disciples to sell their tunics (piece of clothe) and buy swords
2. When Paul- the apostle said that 'since the days of John the Baptist, the kingdom of God suffered violence and only the violent takes it by force'.
Now these two has contextual meaning as it did show that both Jesus Christ and Paul were never recorded to have engaged in any violent acts.
By and large, my point is from the text of both religions it's obvious that while Islam tilts towards violence, Christianity tilts towards peace. A good number of the muslims ignore the proposed violence from the Qur'an because they choose to be human first while another set of good number follow the violent tenets to the end. Mohammed himself actively participated in violent conquest of various people and lands which can never be denied by anyone.
For Christianity, it's always difficult to engage in violence while citing the Bible simply because you can hardly find verses to back you up. This is why Christians always dissociate any person who claims to be a Christian but engaged in violence or its like because there's no justification for such in the Bible. Most Christians today are not following the injunctions of the Bible as they should because some of them are impracticable in today's world. If they do, Christians won't remain in this part of the world. They would have been wiped out long ago like their brothers who refused to strike back in old Egypt, Libya and Sudan. These places were once Christian territories.
On the issue of hypocrisy, the blanket word characterize all knowing the right but doing the opposite of an injunction of the religion and under such, both are Christians and muslims are hypocrites but if we're to focus on specific things which when one group do affects the other group, we can say that muslims from the core north have been the most intolerant and hypocritical. I know of the 'traditional' Yoruba muslim and the recent core north styled Yoruba muslims. I have no problem with the traditional Yoruba muslims. We eat, sing, do business and have fun together but the later(Ishaq Akintola type) are a NO-NO. I do eat the 'ileya' meat from a traditional Yoruba muslim but won't accept any from the other type because I know that they already refer to mine as not being 'halaal'.
What's your take on the Kano state destruction of a law abiding citizens alcoholic businesses in a supposed secular country?
Politics › Re: ‘Igbo Will Never Fight War Again’ by Yujin(m):
privaldo:
What kind of blockade? If you are referring to the one placed on the South-East during the war then I am here to tell you it would fail, this is 2020, and wars are not fought like in the 1960s. A blockade will only bring pity and more support to them militarily, and also in form of humanitarian support. We all should pray that no war breaks out because it would hard to quell for even the armed forces who are already overstretched no thanks to Boko Haram. Another thing will be more ethnic groups will begin agitations for a breakup, so it will probably escalate than you are currently imagining.
Majority of southerners are not strategic. This thread is aimed at weighing how successful they've been in pacifying the SE. With the way Wike fell hook line and sinker thereby showing them that a crack exists between the SE and the SS, they'll want to capitalise on it hence they're prodding further on the SE but our politicians can't see this. Smart people from the SS and SW who are leaders but non politicians can see the plan and know that any attack against any group in the south is an attack against the whole South and it will weaken the South in general if allowed to go unchallenged. I consistently hammered on this during the ENDSARS protest. The caliphate was stunned for the first time seeing the successes of that move hence they're presently running after organizers of a simple protest arresting and blocking their accounts in a supposed democracy. I'm glad the youth of the south have seen power of working together. The single thing that reduced the momentum of that united move was the hijacking of the arson that followed which was later accused on the Igbos by the same oppressors we wanted to dethrone. How our fellow southerners bought that accusation remains a shock to some of us. It's good commonsense prevailed among the Yorubas later but the steam had left the movement at this time.
My point is that the key to southern emancipation is the total rejection of any attempt of those terrorists at isolating any constituent group of the south. To see how dangerous those people are, they always look for a way to use people from your own region to fight you thereby removing themselves from public view. In the middlebelt while killing Benue people and the southern Kaduna people, their spokesman will be Paul Unongo and Anthony Sani. In the South West, they used Akintola to set off the wild wild West and thereafter put Awolowo in jail in the East. Thereafter, they boasted that the conquest of the west had been completed despite Akintola still being alive at the time. This is why soldiers of eastern origin intervened but some how history was turned upside down and Igbos weŕe attacked by all. You can notice how they push Gowon in the front and remained the brain behind. Today fools like Wike is yet to understand the game. After Gowon foolishly used his own Benue-Plateau people to prosecute the war, he was kicked out by the same people. This is when Gowon's brothers noticed what happened. Dimka made sure he sent that snake to the great beyond. T.Y Danjuma only realized after they came for his own people and he cried out. The wild dogs with whom he forged had turned on his own people which is the characteristic of these people. If the could do so to the people with whom they have a contiguous border, what do you think they'd do to Wike and Magnus Abe after they finish using them? Southern politicians are very foolish politically. Until they see their own immediate homes burning, they don't get the point.
In the SE, it's been very difficult for them to get anyone because of the nature of the people there. They tried using Okorocha but it failed but they managed to put the supreme court governor there. We're still watching him. They are trying to use Orji Uzor Kalu and presently Umahi is walking into their grasp. We're watching them. Our people are very vigilant and know where to pitch our tent. How can you listen to the people who's militia are attacking your villages but they refused you to form a regional security outfit and themselves refused to go after the attackers? That's gross foolishness. The height of it is the same people asking you to reject an independent organization which organically came up from your own people and is self funded. How stupid will you be to listen to them? Sometimes I question the brain of some set of black people.
For the SS, they've got you as they want... scattered in different states with weak voices. They will negotiate with each state government... of course the state government will be the weaker side in that negotiation. After that they'll still use his opposition in the same state to bring him down if they don't kill him. The next fool will be negotiated with and process repeated until the state is conquered. This is how Nassarawa state was taken over. They're doing the same in Plateau at present. Simon Lalong had their blessing to become the governor hence he felt he ought to be loyal to them. Unknown to him, he's been used to take over the state. They'll finish up Wike in such manner after using him. While he's looking at them as fellow country men, they're looking at him like a conquered servant and an able willing tool. Notice how Rivers state will gain nothing from his current romance with them.
In conclusion, isolation has always been the way a predator successfully hunt in the midst of a herd of buffalos. Whenever the buffalos stick together, the predator starves. Will southern leaders learn?
Politics › Re: ‘Igbo Will Never Fight War Again’ by Yujin(m): 7:32am On Nov 12, 2020
Coronabirus:
This Igbo generation need to know the consequences of war, keyboard warriors calling war need to ask their forefathers or ask North-East people about the disaster entail in war. If someone can be afraid of Operation python dance then definitely they can't bear the thunderous monster 40-barrel sweeping entire community in few minutes. Visiting North and asking for forgiveness for the recent massacre of northerners and destruction of their properties is a welcome development but the elders need to warn them against further attacks. I pity those calling for war!
Lol. You think we're like some weak as men without the capability to understand how to put with your imminent attacks? This thread is aimed at weighing how successful you guys think you've been in pacifying the SE. We're just looking at you. IPOB remains formidable all around the world and even the recent events has endeared more Biafrans to the cause. Continue gauging us... Igbos wll be the last group of people to give in to terrorists.
Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Elijah Chukwuebuka Caught With Human Head, Charms In His Church In Umunze by Yujin(m): 12:58am On Nov 12, 2020
kilonshele101:
MR hypocrite, a pastor was caught with an ungodly act , come and see how he is tagged ''end time pastor" blaming the PERSON not the RELIGION as usual. but will blame the RELIGION not the PERSON if it's other people's religion.

hope you're now making a new list of who to hate.
You're so foolish. I don't do religious contest and I've told you that before. A good person is a good person irrespective of the religion of his choice. Christianity tends to make a good person better while for Islam doesn't. Any person who's engaged in wicked things while claiming Christianity will be worse if he joins Islam.
Go and do your research before you engage me again.
The Islam as practiced in Nigeria is among the worst in Nigeria from my research and the recent results confirms it. Boko Haram and the fulani militia aka fulani herdsmen who enjoy the active support of your terrorist government are the second and fourth deadliest terrorist organizations stated a reputable international organization. How many Christians have been beheaded in the north for simple things as public preaching? Did a single Muslim condemn it? What about the recent death sentence declared on a minor on blasphemy allegations? Isn't that an archaic way of life in the 21st century? You claim to be a Yoruba... Do you want such in Yorubaland? The situation in the far north explains the type of evil religion they practice there. Almajirinci with over 10 million out of school kids(confirmed liabilities=perfect recruitment ground for terrorists) plus the incessant waste of life through raids and banditry is a testament to whatever good the religion they claim to follow can offer there. Anyone who embraces such a religion should expect the same result in his region in no distant time. Prof Ishaq Akintola is already towing that path and it's just a matter of time.
Mind you... More terrorist organizations are springing up from that same region. Is it my fault? I only comment on their issue because I'm forced against my will to share the same country with them. After Nigeria breaks up, if they find me in their country they should shoot me straight.
Finally, I still reiterate that one of my most cherished group of people after studying them are a majority muslim people. I've interacted with a good number of them and I respect them a lot. I always say this with other Africans when there's a broader discussion about Africa. If you wish to know I'll tell you.
Agriculture › Re: Farmers Forced To Negotiate With Bandits To Harvest Their Crops - Twitter Users by Yujin(m): 4:49pm On Nov 11, 2020
Meanwhile Nnamdi Kanu and IPOB are their problem. Do you see how foolish southern politicians are?
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Not Igbo, Family Roots Traced To Cameroon – Group by Yujin(m): 4:45pm On Nov 11, 2020
Okoroawusa:
No wonder!.. Ekwurum ya ekwu.

Nwa amadi ahu anaghi akpa agwa ka nwa afo.

Ejighi ntigbu ntigbu zogbuo zogbuo mara ndi Igbo.

Atiku from Northern Cameroun

Nnamdi Kanu from Southern Cameroun.

grin
Your Fulani charms may work on some foolish southerners but certainly not on all of us. Terrorist fulanis will never succeed... IPOB with Nnamdi Kanu stand formidable to quash them.
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Not Igbo, Family Roots Traced To Cameroon – Group by Yujin(m): 4:42pm On Nov 11, 2020
Lol. cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy
That group should eat their money very well. IPOB stands formidable. We're aware of the technicalities of the enemies we're battling. We will never fairer despite how some naive southerners might be. It's on record that in today's Nigeria, IPOB is the group the terrorist fulani government fear the most hence they're spending billions just to frustrate us. Let that sink into the skulls of all foolish southerners helping them. Meanwhile non of these fools speak up when terrorist Fulani militia aka Fulani herdsmen rape and kill women in southern Nigeria. Wike, Magnus Abe, and every other persons or group that may spring up should always remember to form a group that will flush out Fulani terrorists from our forests since the terrorist Fulani government will not do it. All sensible southerners are watching them.
Education › Re: Islamic Group Demands Replacement Of French Language With Arabic In Kano Schools by Yujin(m): 4:41am On Nov 11, 2020
Lol. I pity southerners who still think they have a country. We have been warning for long but it fell on deaf ears. Today they've become so emboldened that they're doing the unthinkable. From confidently destroying people's businesses in Kano, given special pass for Dangote and BUA in the South Western border while the border remains close for all southerners, to giving legal advise to terrorists convicted by UAE. This is the type of people that are advising Wike. Anyone following them may win for some time but his end will surely be in total destruction.
We're watching.
Education › Re: Islamic Group Demands Replacement Of French Language With Arabic In Kano Schools by Yujin(m): 4:28am On Nov 11, 2020
IamWonderful:
I blame Abraham, if he had not listen to his wife and slept with agah, there wouldn't be anyone call Ismael that will bring this extremists to the world
Lol. Abraham? Since which century did that happen? Ok. What stops you from changing the situation today? Only weaklings blame everyone yet do nothing to change their unpleasant condition.
Politics › Re: I Have One Key Question About IPOB And Ohanaeze Ndigbo by Yujin(m): 2:56pm On Nov 10, 2020
Elvictor:
the issue here is the people born before the Niger Delta and Biafra war, you can never convince these people. NK is a big fool, the young minds of Niger Deltans are ready to accept Biafra ideology, the issue is the way he is going about it.
Don't call Nnamdi Kanu a fool. He might have his errors but he's certainly smarter than you think. He could easily have compromised if he wanted but he stood firm. How many of your politicians have withstood that test? Where's Asari Dokubo today? He left to Benin Republic after collecting his share. Think before you talk.
I know the genesis of the problem between Igbos are these other smaller groups which made the older generation to still harbour that hatred. I won't be harsh on them because I understand their feelings but they must always face reality which is that change is constant. They don't have to hate Igbos because their fortune changed and the Igbos started to benefit more unlike it was before. If you're interested to know what happened I'll explain it to you.
Politics › Re: I Have One Key Question About IPOB And Ohanaeze Ndigbo by Yujin(m): 2:46pm On Nov 10, 2020
Amarabae:
Ohanaeze Ndigbo are in a tight corner in this country, instead of gingering them up,some dumb Ipob fools are busy insulting them up and down.
anything Igbo outside south east is delicate and ohanaeze understands that!
Wike said that there are no indigenous Igbos in Rivers state, have the so called Etche,Omuma,Ndoni etc countered him NO!
they kept quiet,so what do they expect ohanaeze to do?
If ohanaeze ndigbo leaders tries to counter wike now, those cowards will come out and deny being Igbo
leave that thing my darling!
You're correct on this.
Politics › Re: I Have One Key Question About IPOB And Ohanaeze Ndigbo by Yujin(m): 2:45pm On Nov 10, 2020
Bkayyy:
You are yet to meet an Ika from Agbor. You think ikwerre hates Igbo?
Wait till you meet an Agbor man.
Mr man I travelled a lot to arrive at this conclusion and see reason why Anambra rules with iron fist and is not deceived by Igbo sounding names
I've met people from Ika too and they've been everything but hateful. Dividing Igboland will never work for our enemies. I know about those who insist on being none Igbos too. All that is necessary is the decision of the majority of the people. Ika and Agbor in particular speak intelligible Igbo but their choice will always be respected at the right time.
Stop invoking Anambra all in the bid to pass subtle message aimed at sowing discord. Anambra stands will all Ndigbo all over the world.
Politics › Re: ‘Igbo Will Never Fight War Again’ by Yujin(m): 2:39pm On Nov 10, 2020
gidgiddy:
Lets not forget something. Uwazurike as head of MASSOB was very diplomatic. Uwazurike was less radical, less confrontational and more accommodating. Uwazurike did not even abuse anybody. But what happened to Uwazurike? More MASSOB were gunned down and killed than IPOB, many were arrested and tortured , Uwazurikes home was invaded multiple times, he was arrested and spent many years in detention.

Everything that you see happening to IPOB happend to MASSOB. The only difference was that Buhari elevated oppression to a new level by using the anti- terrorism law to proscribe groups he does not like, such as IMN and IPOB, while leaving his fellow Heardsmen to massacre Nigerians

What Im trying to say is that we have the benefit of hindsight to realise that Nnamdi Kanu is not the problem. As long as you demonstrate consistently against the Nigerian government, they will come for you in a big way, Lekki toll gate is a recent reminder.

Nnamdi Kanu has to be who he is because the forces he is up against dont respect gentlemen or the rule of law nor tolerate dissent. This is one lesson Tony Nnadi is yet learn. Tony Nnadi doesn't really bring any thing new to the table, he is just another restructuring advocate like Ohanaeze, Afenifere and PANDEF. Eventually, they will all come to the realisation that Nigeria can never be restructured because the core North will never allow it. Only then will they finally know that it is either they go for self determination or keep making noise about restructuring forever and ever.

Nobody is going to fight another war, its no longer necessary. Nigeria is heading for disintegration and nothing can stop it, it can only be delayed.
Very much correct. All proponents of restructuring are day dreamers. The Hausas have this saying: 'You're looking at me like a monkey while I'm looking at you like a banana'. This typifies the relationship between the fulani elites and the southern elites seeking for restructuring.
Politics › Re: I Have One Key Question About IPOB And Ohanaeze Ndigbo by Yujin(m): 2:25pm On Nov 10, 2020
Bkayyy:
I totally agree with you.
I don't even see Anioma as Igbo. In real life I don't fancy being that Rock in the picture. Nothing good comes from acting as big brother, you are hated by both sides.
SE leaders are tired of such by the way
Of course only an enemy will not see Anioma as Igbo.
Politics › Re: I Have One Key Question About IPOB And Ohanaeze Ndigbo by Yujin(m): 2:22pm On Nov 10, 2020
Juliusmalema:
Never will such happen. How dare you propose such nonsense.

Who are you?
Typical fulani jittery at such a proposal. How is it that southerners can't see this? I always wonder.
Politics › Re: I Have One Key Question About IPOB And Ohanaeze Ndigbo by Yujin(m): 2:20pm On Nov 10, 2020
Elvictor:
the only way Biafra can come to existence, is for the Igbos and Ijaws, including Ibibio and all the minorities tribes under the canopy of Niger Delta to forgive themselves and agree they are one.
if only Igbo will agree that Niger Delta region isn't their birthright.
There's no time Igbos desired to Lord over the minorites in the Niger Delta. The problem a lot of SS smaller groups have is to think that Igbos are not part of the Niger Delta... We are part and parcel of the region.
Your first paragraph is exactly what we've been saying since but I guess a lot of you still harbour some unfounded suspicion. I wonder what it will take to explain this to these other ethnic groups. You all certainly don't know the bullets Igbos have taken for these smaller groups.
Politics › Re: I Have One Key Question About IPOB And Ohanaeze Ndigbo by Yujin(m): 2:14pm On Nov 10, 2020
Elvictor:
why do you want to know my tribe, we read history a lot and am from Rivers State.
Why not answer the question so we know how to respond to your stories.
Politics › Re: CBN Opposes Bid To Remove Arabic From Naira Note by Yujin(m): 2:05pm On Nov 10, 2020
kilonshele101:
Mr man or Mrs woman, I have no explanation to do for you, I'm not the CBN governor that introduced it. I only explained why it was introduced in the first place.

I know no matter of explanation can satisfy your hatred for that tribe and religion. I know doing that gives you joy that's why it's easy for you to sit on a comfortable chair in your house and call Ajami an extinct script despite knowing the rate of illiteracy and attitude towards western education in some core part of the north.

I'm glad you accept that the inscription is Ajami script , but what baffles me is that despite be opportune to understand the value of Western education, which is what makes you to be able to read the English on our currency and your local language written in Roman script, I still don't know why the script that's meant for another class of people gives you so much headache. must everything be about you??


you claim it's Islamic Arabic, but it was proven to be Hausa Ajami script. you're still having problem with it, claiming it's an extinct script. you didn't intellectually apprise an exposition properly and you're still asking me about another military logo inscription that was adopted by lugard . who do you want to stress ??

hold on to whatever conspiracy theory you believe in , I know your type and I'm not ready to be pouring water in a basket.
Of course I'm not one of those you can brainwash with your lies. Ajami remains extinct unless if it's the same as Arabic. What do the muslim kids in the core north learn in their makaratan allo? Arabic or Ajami? Is Ajami used in publishing even one newspaper? How relevant is it today? These are the variables used to check its relevance today.
For the records, I don't hate anyone or ethnic group because they are different from mine. Some of the ethnic groups I so much admire are actually muslims and l always give my reasons for that when ever I'm asked. What I hate is hypocrisy, wickedness and violence which defines your elites. I have no problem with your choice of desiring to remain in the 12th century Islamic era as long as you limit it be among your people. Trying to force such desires on my people is what I hate and will resist with all that I got. Today you're destroying alcoholic drinks in a supposed secular country while still collecting tax from the sales of it in other places. You formed your own security in your region and refuse others to do so. You bring nothing to the table but decide who gets what share. The list is endless. Like I said, that Ajami inscription is extinct and should be expunged from both the currency and the military emblem.
Politics › Re: Why FG Exempted Dangote, BUA From Border Closure Policy by Yujin(m): 1:46pm On Nov 10, 2020
Lol. If despite the level of educational superiority the South has over the core north they're still being treated like this, imagine how it would have been if it was the other way round.
Tufiiiakwa.

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