Emaprince:

One obvious truth is that lagos is the only state discussed by every one on this thread. The reason is also very obvious.

Also, the only reason rivers politics is talked about always is because of Wike vs fubara battle. It's a war between two elephants and will definitely be discussed across the nation. If such was happening in another state, I'm sure people's interest will remain the same.

Sportsweb:
Just because nobody gave a fvck about your ranting yesterday, you ventured into this nonsense. Truly, you are the one that needs to take backseat and shush.

Itsrm:


There are states and there are states. All states are not equal.

The same thing is also happening in Benue. No one talks about it.

joseph1832:
Hmm. I didn't even read anything about it on old or new media. Though I read people complaining about it, saying Bini is a hot zone and more than 150 people have been killed or so. Though I couldn't confirm because like I said, I didn't read anything about it...

DissTroy:


Sorry, who is this again? Some random nonentity trying to establish dominance and get noticed? My claim to supposed notoriety on Nairaland over the last decade stemmed from addressing issues bluntly.

Whether it's attacking men who kiss-up to faceless girls, or girls who think themselves overladies, or, like you, hypocrites who criticise others but don't do same when it concerns one of theirs.

DissTroy:

(b]It was all over the news and social media. [/b]The Nairalander I mentioned kept reiterating it, but the TheFlock1 who is a sheeple played blind then.

If it was Rivers State or others, he'd see it. There goes the "kikiki" brainless quotes to troll them.

OasisX:


......make una dey tell person to come jolly merry-go-round anytime e dey happen nah. Thanks to both dudes in the ring, I am well entertained.

GrammarNazi1:

Some of them quoted me.

I did not even bother to read.

No time for rubbish.

liveLongNprospa:


CAP

Sportsweb:
If you like, cry Today, cry tomorrow, upload oxford dictionary here, the truth Remains nobody here cares about your Akwa Ibom. You guys are unknown and are only remembered when we recite "36 States and Capital"

joseph1832:
I didn't read anything about it. Perhaps I missed it.

Cultism in Edo state is almost like tradition. It didn't start today, neither do I believe it will end tomorrow.

Itsrm:


There are states and there are states. All states are not equal.

The same thing is also happening in Benue. No one talks about it.

izzou:
Drag Lagos, and he comes out with a shield and sword.

But he is not from Lagos

If we needed to define cowardice with an image, it has to be you!

Where are you from?

DissTroy:


You are practically accusing him of what I accuse you of. You criticize Lagos, he defends Lagos. But of you do not do same on your states of origin.

Even at that, he has more tribal claim to defending Lagos as he's Yoruba. Same way I might have been tempted to defend Calabar if I weren't who I am since Efiks are an Ibibio group yet I am not from Cross River.

Sportsweb:
Lmao 😂. There's nothing like sit at home. Don't let touts deceive you. From Ikeduru, mbaitolu enter orji, everywhere is booming every Monday

DissTroy:


You are practically accusing him of what I accuse you of. You criticize Lagos, he defends Lagos. But of you do not do same on your states of origin.

Even at that, he has more tribal claim to defending Lagos as he's Yoruba. Same way I might have been tempted to defend Calabar if I weren't who I am since Efiks are an Ibibio group yet I am not from Cross River.

OasisX:


.......I dey in charge of menu menu. Let it flows bredas.

GrammarNazi1:



We were told that if the indigenes of that village knew we were coming to their own village then we were toast; they would cannibalise us.

Crazy!

DissTroy:


This is outside of the scope I am advocating for, please. Cannibalism happens in other places too as I stated weeks back on this thread. Any community which fights interstate border/boundary wars likely has a few which still practices cannibalism. In the SS, SE, NC, SW, and maybe other places.

My advocacy is holding our individual state governments accountable. Let's keep to the point, please.

GrammarNazi1:


You are wise.

Some people can't even travel on Mondays in their states.

My family and I went to Ebonyi sometimes last year for an important occasion, yet bona-fide indigenes told us that we could not travel back on a Monday.

About four years ago that I had gone there, an indigene (a lady) of the village in Ebonyi on the vehicle with us didn't know the direction home as the road she knew had been blocked due to road construction and it was already very late in the night. We suggested that we asked indigenes of the village we were at which was somewhat close to the village we were going, but it was vehemently opposed by that lady with us and her brother who later came with a bike to direct us home.

We were told that if the indigenes of that village knew we were coming to their own village then we were toast; they would cannibalise us.

Crazy!

DissTroy:


Not just in Plateau. In interstate boundary communities and inter-tribal boundary communities where there are boundary clashes and wars, they eat human flesh.

I'd freaking name a few of them and it might piss people off. The boundary communities in Iwok Ukem community in Etim Ekpo which have been in eternal boundary wars with the Azumini community of Abia eat flesh. Both the Iwok Ukem side and the Azumini axis.

The Ngwa part of Abia State too.

The Ogojas of Cross River and the clashing boundary intersecting communities of Cross River, Ebonyi, and Benue States. On all three parts.

Whenever you read of communities frequently interrupted by interstate and intertribal boundary clashes , just know they are cánnibals too as they eat the flesh of their captives/victims.
It's no coincidence that they are very dexterous with matchetes. If you ever get into a fight with people from these areas and they pull machetes, 99 out of 100, they'd use them to cause grave bodily harm.


Also, in these areas when thieves are caught, the thieves would most likely be cánnibalised. It's an unwritten rule. The lynching or jungle justice is a means to an end. If you ever have cause to visit these areas, don't eat any meat you haven't certified the source. Or don't even spend the night as a rule I adhere to.

Anyone from these areas on this thread who wants to deny this should engage so I'd mention specific names and places.

Cännibalîsm is still very much around in relatively few remote Nìgeriān communities from North to South, in all geopolitical zones.

OasisX:




......aaazzzziiinnnn. Dem go butcher una, then garnish una flesh with ingredients, grill it well and feast on it.

Ọmọ × 100 - tough!

izzou:
Drag Lagos, and he comes out with a shield and sword.

But he is not from Lagos

If we needed to define cowardice with an image, it has to be you!

Where are you from?

GrammarNazi1:


You are wise.

Some people can't even travel on Mondays in their states.

My family and I went to Ebonyi sometimes last year for an important occasion, yet bona-fide indigenes told us that we could not travel back on a Monday.

About four years ago that I had gone there, an indigene (a lady) of the village in Ebonyi on the vehicle with us didn't know the direction home as the road she knew had been blocked due to road construction and it was already very late in the night. We suggested that we asked indigenes of the village we were at which was somewhat close to the village we were going, but it was vehemently opposed by that lady with us and her brother who later came with a bike to direct us home.

We were told that if the indigenes of that village knew we were coming to their own village then we were toast; they would cannibalise us.

Crazy!