lagcity:

Guy, go and sleep. We are not Igbo whiners. Just look at how you typed up an epistle. Now who is the whiner?

9jacrip: This post shouldn't generate much pages really, the Yoruba posters should just take note of the part which glaringly displays the anti-Yoruba mentality ingrained in the East.

Lastly, the Igbo posters saying 'all is fair', I hope when the comment from their politicians generates reactions across the west that affects your ilks there won't be any complaints and all would still be fair? Because in the end when we all throw down the dice, the Igbos will be the biggest losers

It only beats me that educated folks are very much in support of divisive and tribal-istic laden politics in 2013!!

hercules07:

Pa Eziachi is stoking the fires here but that line was unfair, I will suggest you apologise.

Arysexy:

Bingo keep barking.

KIRIJI: Omo ibo you know nothing about the sons and daugthers of ekimogun. Going by the comment made at anambra with GEJ in attendance, i dare him to come to ondo unguarded, i bet you, the osemawe would personally chop off his head in front of the ayilala shrine

One_Naira:

Oh the only reason i wrote that long post is to show una y'all hypocrisy and why those men on that platform do not give not a rat @ss about yoruba's feelings.

Sheeple:

I was playing the game since everything is fair in a war of attrition. However, being respectful is Yoruba and the voice of the elders is the voice of God. I take that back and I sincerely apologize to Pa Eziachi. I honestly don't mean it that way but we all read meanings into things differently.

My sincere apologies to Pa Eziachi. You're a star!

But I would say this: the name of a man who did everything any intelligent person would have done to put an end to an unwinnable war is being dragged through the mud for no reason because of the hatred and envy certain clime/people have for what he was able to achieve for his people during his sojourn on earth. He died long before I was born. So why the fixation on his name and his legacy by these people? That's unacceptable.

ifeanyi david: APGA all the way





OBIANO our next GOVERNOR

lagcity:

Look who's talking about feelings. We in the West do not give a fork what you guys do really. I mean we are not the ones always asking for apologies from one ethnic group or another. All these emotions and tantrums on the campaign trail is an Igbo thing, we Yorubas are not very emotional people.

Yesterday, the entire People’s Democratic Party appeared to descend on Anambra to push the gubernatorial candidate, Tony Nwoye into winning an election many pundits think he won’t. He has been involved in litigation over who is candidate for the pasty for the past few months – and has been late to the campaign trail.

Drunk on the wine of now-possible success, the PDP bigwigs at the event – including President Goodluck Jonathan – found it a bit difficult to control their tongues. We bring you some of the statements, thanks to Premium Times, that were so bad, they’re almost unbelievable

“50 per cent of the private jets in Nigeria are owned by Anambra people” – President Goodluck Jonathan

“I told Gov. Obi to hand over to this young man,” – PDP chairman, Bamanga Tukur

“Today we have for the first time in history, a candidate from Anambra North. I’m sure that the people of Anambra North will do anything to put their son, Comrade Tony Nwoye, into the Government House come 2014” – Senator Margaret Okadigbo

“If it is not Panadol it can never be like Panadol. This is a party that is deporting your sons and daughters and demolishing their shops” – Governor of Akwa Ibom, Godswill Akpabio said.

“Mr. President, kidnapping in Anambra is a lucrative business” – Governorship candidate, Tony Nwoye

However, it was apparently PDP board of trustees member and billionaire chairman of Orient Petroleum that went on the most expansive roll:

Take 1: “For many years the orphans and widows in this state were neglected, until God brought Jonathan from a village in Otuoke. The same thing happened to Tony Nwoye, from a village called Nsugbe. They have no money,” Mr. Eze said.

Take 2: “That short man called Ngige, we gave him power and he went and joined Awolowo’s people; the people that killed the Igbos”

Take 3: “Peter Obi, we gave him power, he did not conduct election for eight years. He was busy building mansions and marble houses everywhere.”

Take 4: “Anambra people, let us change your lives while we are still alive.”

And for good measure, he appears to be in tune with the life expectancy average in Nigeria under the leadership of his favourite president.

“”I’m 65 years,” Mr. Eze declared at the rally. “And I’ll die very soon.”

Let no one stand between an old man and his wishes.


Source: http://www.ynaija.com/ngige-joined-awolowos-people-who-killed-the-igbos-see-10-of-the-most-ridiculous-things-said-at-the-pdpanambra-rally-yesterday/

One_Naira:

Convince yourself and your brothers on this thread and start acting it out then maybe you can get me and others to believe your "story".

9jacrip: This post shouldn't generate much pages really, the Yoruba posters should just take note of the part which glaringly displays the anti-Yoruba mentality ingrained in the East.

Lastly, the Igbo posters saying 'all is fair', I hope when the comment from their politicians generates reactions across the west that affects your ilks there won't be any complaints and all would still be fair? Because in the end when we all throw down the dice, the Igbos will be the biggest losers

It only beats me that educated folks are very much in support of divisive and tribal-istic laden politics in 2013!!

lagcity:

Hey buddy, all i'm saying is all is fair. Let's try to tone down on the apology and whining galore. It is embarassing. A bunch of jobless Igbo men grab their wives' wrappers from the wardrobe and head to a townhall meeting in order to seek apologies from one Governor who is doing his best for his people. And mama Nkechi is sitting at home and laugh her ass off saying, "look at these useless men, your fellow man insults you and you are asking for an apology." This effeminate stuff has to stop!

lagcity:

Hey buddy, all i'm saying is all is fair. Let's try to tone down on the apology and whining galore. It is embarassing. A bunch of jobless Igbo men grab their wives' wrappers from the wardrobe and head to a townhall meeting in order to seek apologies from one Governor who is doing his best for his people. And mama Nkechi is sitting at home and laugh her ass off saying, "look at these useless men, your fellow man insults you and you are asking for an apology." This effeminate stuff has to stop! It is embarassing.

One_Naira:

Your Stupid1ty knows no bound. WTF are you whining about now? WTF are you even talking about? Abeg if u gave no idea what else to talk about and want act like musiwa, then go find musiwa to run naked in the town square with. See me see wahala. I keep getting nigg@s like musiwa conversing with me. Na wa oo. Ogini kwa?

Pukkah:

For those who may not know, including those who uttered the reckless statements and their supporters, one of the unintended consequences of the acerbic and thoughtless statement is that it will unite the Yorubas more.

I don't think the 'Awolowo people' in PDP, AD, Labour Party etc will feel good about the needless, divisive statement. Heck, I don't even think the Yorubas in Jonathan's government would feel cool with it not to talk of moderates and erstwhile apathetic people.

Thus, this statement is even capable of making APC and Yoruba nationalism stronger at the end of the day.

eggheaders: I think is now clear to all and sundry, that its high time we drop our sophistication toga and get crude like the hausa / Fulani. I don't think this subhumanoids should remain anywhere close to ile karo ojire anymore.

One_Naira:

Your Stupid1ty knows no bound. WTF are you whining about now? WTF are you even talking about? Abeg if u gave no idea what else to talk about and want act like musiwa, then go find musiwa to run naked in the town square with. See me see wahala. I keep getting nigg@s like musiwa conversing with me. Na wa oo. Ogini kwa?

Pukkah:

For those who may not know, including those who uttered the reckless statements and their supporters, one of the unintended consequences of the acerbic and thoughtless statement is that it will unite the Yorubas more.

I don't think the 'Awolowo people' in PDP, AD, Labour Party etc will feel good about the needless, divisive statement. Heck, I don't even think the Yorubas in Jonathan's government would feel cool with it not to talk of moderates and erstwhile apathetic people.

Thus, this statement is even capable of making APC and Yoruba nationalism stronger at the end of the day.

One_Naira:

Just do it already and stop threatening us on NL. We all heard it so many times already on this website till the point it's getting ridiculous. Do it already if una got the balls. Damn.

ishit4body: This thread shows one thing. GEJ is very popular.

ishit4body: but wait o, how many of these buffons saying the statements are ridiculous will go to vote in the Anambra elections? None of them. So, let them keep ranting.

ishit4body: This thread shows one thing. GEJ is very popular.

Sheeple:

Who cares about who you met-civilisation-by-accident-via-colonization mongrels vote for? Vote for a gorilla for all I care. But keep Awolowo's name out of your putrid and smelly mouths. Let him R.I.P!

eggheaders:

Will this irritating re*tard just stfu. We know your tribe to the tribe of whiners. From the bitchslapping of the war to the deportation in Lagos and the babaloja saga. You lots are funny set of cry babies. Since all is fair in the game now. Y'all should starting preparing how to use ekenedili chukwu motor to carry all your mansions to alaigbo.