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Politics / Re: Tinubu Plans To Bar Customs, NPA, Others From Revenue Collection by banku: 1:42pm On Oct 05
I think it is a good move but Nigerians would abuse any system no matter how good it is.

Abacha was solely the main looter in charge of revenue collection. If you were caught stealing without Abacha's permission, you are dead in the water.

But, remember that he allowed Buhari to steal by putting him in charge of Oil revenue. Some people prefer one man looter than everyone that has the opportunity as it is now.
Business / Re: KPMG Announces Appointment Of Six Nigerians Among Nine New Partners In W.Africa by banku: 12:26am On Oct 03
Ani from Rivers or Cross was the most senior Partner until he left to help Abacha loot the Treasury dry of foreign money.

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Politics / Re: Has Tinubu Ordered Cbn Governor Yemi Cardoso To Resign? (read Details) by banku: 2:20pm On Sep 18
Soldotna is on a class or level above Cardozo, Iweala or any world economist.

So far there is nowhere Soludo has failed in his tasks.
Politics / Re: "Forgive Me" Adams Oshiomhole Tenders Public Apology To Igbinedion by banku: 1:12pm On Sep 15
Peace of mind and moni good at 90
Family / Re: Nigerian Lady Slaps, Beats Her Husband Abroad (Video) by banku: 12:27am On Sep 08
Go to jail for beating a woman?

Think again. Do not curtail your liberty, chances and prospects in life because a witch intentionally provoke you.

Chop one day slaps and live the rest of your life in peace.

Skit or not. It happens everyday after you japa for the sake of you family. Oh, children education cool
Politics / Re: Still Surprising Tinubu Atiku & Obi Lead Political Class by banku: 10:29pm On Aug 22
The whole world know that we have capable Nigerians but Nigerians cannot elect those into leadership positions.

Yet, we beat our chest black and blue if any Nigerian is appointed abroad where we know, we dare not steal.
Politics / Still Surprising Tinubu Atiku & Obi Lead Political Class by banku: 8:11pm On Aug 22
The only time Nigeria rise up is for Soccer.

Out of all the well known good characters competing for Presidency, Tinubu Atiku and Obi lead the candidates. If that is not a sign that something is badly wrong, within, what could it be.

Mention another candidate, tribalism will rise up from their shadows.
Romance / Re: Do You Attract Men With Your Butt Smile Catwalk Or Dance by banku: 12:33am On Aug 20
Ladies are too shy to say.

Guys, how many ladies have moved the two sides for you
Romance / Do You Attract Men With Your Butt Smile Catwalk Or Dance by banku: 12:06am On Aug 19
If ladies really like you, they would do one or two things to attract your attention.

What have you done or noticed?
Politics / Re: 3 Nigerian Presidential Jets Seized In France As Ogun State, Chinese Firm Battle by banku: 12:53pm On Aug 15
Another PS&I judgment and Paris Club Ballon payment.

Different levels of courts in Europe are fleeing Nigerian Government left right and center and some Nigerians are jubilant.

Nigerian businesses, professionals and politicians make deals with foreign companies to flee Nigeria while gullible Nigerians celebrated.

Nigerians how great thou are!

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Politics / Re: What Has Yoruba Chosen Leaders Done To Raise So Much Anger by banku: 1:51pm On Aug 09
Goodness. When was Awolowo released and when was Agbekoya Protest against Awo Government as the Premier?

They don't teach history in school anymore. Do you realize that Kayode Adams went to jail and ran mental after stabbing Biobaku that replaced Dike

All Yoruba fighting Igbo cause always called traitors and destroyed.

Ask Banjo who fought his mamaland for Ojukwu: Lagos Is Within Reach!

ivandragon:


What are you even saying?

What was the Agbekoya Revolt about & who was it against? Was it not Pa Awo's release that helped settle it?

Better shut your mouth if you don't know what to say.

Politics / Re: What Has Yoruba Chosen Leaders Done To Raise So Much Anger by banku: 9:46pm On Aug 08
Find out about Agbekoya Protests, Kayode Adams of University of Lagos Protest or University of Ibadan Protests against their own before you open your mouth.

ivandragon:
Sentiments aside, Yorubas have protested against any head of state or president that is not of the Yoruba stock. The exception might have been OBJ, but then, it was more of a labour-FG face off. Besides, the preferred choice of the SW was Chief Falae.

'They' have been at the forefront of some of the most intensive protests against perceived bad governance which is why it is a bit baffling that some Yorubas chose to play politics with criticism of BAT.

This attitude has seriously called into question past agitations and is shedding a new light on protests in Nigeria.


Politics / Re: What Has Yoruba Chosen Leaders Done To Raise So Much Anger by banku: 9:31pm On Aug 07
People like you die unceremoniously abroad as organ donor because you think as untouchable at home, you have nothing else to lose.

Even untouchables at home are better than untouchable abroad used by Asians, not even whites, to mop the floor. No wonder you dare death penalty in Asia.

SeeWahala:


If you believe all you listed in bold above is far worse than what we experience daily here in nigeria then I'm sorry brother . . . I can't help you cry

Even the abroad you want to japa to too can't help you undecided your myopia is too advanced
Education / Re: Percentage Of Out Of School Children Per Zones In Nigeria by banku: 9:24pm On Aug 07
SouthEast stat is impressive. Great progress after the War I must say.
Politics / Re: The Day A Rare Leader, Awolowo Launched Free Education In Western Region (video by banku: 5:57pm On Aug 07
Chei, see warped logic.

Fighttillvictory:
there was nothing rare about him, he new his people couldn't face competition from the east and gave them free edu.
Politics / Re: What Has Yoruba Chosen Leaders Done To Raise So Much Anger by banku: 5:52pm On Aug 07
If we want to be honest with ourselves, is there any other ethnic group anywhere in the world that have tolerated anything and accommodated other Nigerians than the Yoruba?

If there is any, please let us know. I want to Japa too. Especially now that we see burning and riots against refugees in Europe. Throwing humans into desert and sea and putting children and mothers in cages in America under both the Democrats, Republican Administrations and at least a Nigerian freezing to death in mild weather in Canada.

SeeWahala:
Everybody now sees the yorubas for exactly who they are grin

2027 isn't far, let us survive this TINUBUlation till then wink
Politics / Re: What Has Yoruba Chosen Leaders Done To Raise So Much Anger by banku: 11:34am On Aug 06
Typical Nigerian hypocrite. Even Jonathan did not use so called Federal Character: Our Oil, our money, we spend it anyway we want.

They did. Made the highest oil income, spent reserve left by OBJ and plunged Nigeria into abject poverty like Northern leaders.

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Politics / Re: Why Watch The North Kill Off Themselves by banku: 11:25am On Aug 06
The Norther Protests and riots today are based on years of neglect by their own leaders.
Politics / Re: What Has Yoruba Chosen Leaders Done To Raise So Much Anger by banku: 1:01am On Aug 06
Now they prefer Atiku
Politics / Re: What Has Yoruba Chosen Leaders Done To Raise So Much Anger by banku: 12:34pm On Aug 05
Even before 1999.

Find out how many Nigerians Herbert Macauiey mentored before Independence in the Youth Movement.

Many of them and their children have become ingrates.

stonemasonn:
Yoruba leaders have been the most influential in Nigeria's politics since return to democracy in 1999.
Scoring their influence you can see it was good at the beginning but it has been bad so far. With time greed have overshadowed passion and activism.

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Politics / What Has Yoruba Chosen Leaders Done To Raise So Much Anger by banku: 2:28am On Aug 05
Anybody but a leader from the same West that made most of Nigeria's richest men.

This has gone beyond politics. It is boiling hatred for Yoruba on their land. There must be a dialogue. Even if we separate, this anger will boil over the borders.

It is either they get what they want by any means necessary or give it to anyone but Yoruba. Even Yea For Abacha, the most brutal dictator Nigeria has ever produced.

We have to go back to the drawing board.
Culture / Re: Outrage Over Igbo Company's Takeover Of Osun Osogbo Festival by banku: 1:55am On Aug 02
The reason Igbo and Yoruba got to this sorry state is the tendency of Igbo to either dominate or cry tribalism victims.

I do not think any Yoruba wants to make that mistake again. Though Igbo were accommodated and tolerated well in Yoruba land, they would never reciprocate.

How could someone cry because he did not become Premier in the West? There are many cultural companies in Osun State alone not to mention the West.

Please avoid trouble when you can.
Politics / Why Watch The North Kill Off Themselves by banku: 9:28pm On Jul 28
The rate Boko Haram is killing off either the Northerners or the Southerners, there will be little left for the begat of the next generation of Nigerians. It was the Seriki Hausawa of Lagos State that cried out for public demonstration against Boko Haram like those done during the fuel price increase. Many of us derided him and asked where he was when Southern Christians were being killed in the North.

Adapting Pastor Martin Niemöller (1892–1984) words to Nigeria: First they started killing the Hausa, we not rise up in anger because we are not Hausa. So they started killing the Berom, we did not speak up because we are not Berom. Then they started killing the Igbo, we did not demand justice because we are not Igbo. Later, they started killing Christians, we did not fight because we are not Christians and when they came for us, there was no one left to defend us.

In retrospect, Seriki Hausawa was right. Whoever the sponsors of Boko Haram are, they have created the Frankenstein that they can no longer control and shall come back to haunt them. We may be on our way to Lebanon civil wars unless all Nigerians come together to arrest this situation by concerted effort. It will also be imprudent to blame the President alone for reacting after the fact instead of being proactive before innocent people are mutilated. Since both sides sent students to Libya to train as terrorists.

African borders are so porous, some Nigerians are blaming mercenaries from Niger, Chad and even the remnants of Ghadhafi recruits that crossed over to cause havoc. In good times, Africans need not worry about their brothers and sisters in their midst, but tolerance has run low in this type of situation; made worse by economic hardship in our individual countries. At the same time we must remain one another’s keepers.

Nigerians are changing for the worse as we are becoming more hostile to one another. It is getting to the point where Nigerians prefer to live peaceful outside their states or Country rather than live at home in pieces. Sincerely, those that are displaced, have no place to go. Never mind those asking them to come back home. Come back to what?

Despite all the insults of living in foreign countries legally or illegally, Nigerians are accepting their fate as refugees. Some are even afraid to come home on holidays and if they do, they stay in fairly peaceful area/hotel far from their hometown and loved ones. This started as fear of being kidnapped, it has grown into fear of being roasted by Boko Haram or MEND. The Militia including OPC and MASSOB are sending hot reminders.

Strong deterrent measures by the Government against lawlessness and jungle justice are not mutually exclusive with negotiations. It has always been the opinion of this writer that in negotiations, charity must begin at home with the help of local chiefs and representatives rather than staying put in Abuja and state capitals as ethnic champions; threatening to put on military uniforms if Nigeria’s breakup jeopardizes their oil blocks.

The greatest jokers are septuagenarians that should be preparing their days in hell claiming they are ready to fight for the unity of Nigeria, but helpless to end their states’ mayhem. They are not and cannot scare a weakling. All they can do is listen to some talisman maker spending their loot killing the next generation of Nigerians wishing that the young blood will make them live longer. They should go and choke on their loot.

We have not fully recovered from the civil war they fought looting banks, cities and villages crying they were fighting for Nigeria. Out of over 160 million Nigerians, they think we cannot find young dedicated men and women out of all those they have corrupted, that know which way their Country should tow. The chaos and misery they created still lingers, they want to come back and splash their old useless carcass.

Some of the utterances of these political leaders have not helped. It is one thing to fight for greater share of what comes out of your backyard but a totally different game to demand more of what is not yours in the first place, with the rational that its God’s gift for all. Using that as an excuse to cause mayhem is incomprehensible. Each time the Government sucks to irresponsible demand, the more ants are attracted to the honey.

There are those that believe that the cause of the violence is that the North saw their turn as President going to the South and are bent on making it difficult for Ebele until he relinquishes power. It is nothing short of blackmail and those might as well wait another turn. The individual craving for power has been our problem since Independence with no successful projects we can be proud of. Ebele could be better, but not moving. By telling those that brought him to power to get lost, he has emboldened his opponents.

We may have reached a point to let everyone know that until outrageous salaries and benefit of the politicians and senior civil servants are cut according to size, working class and poor Nigerians will not make any more sacrifices. There are more wastes from the top than there are from the bottom. Indeed, demands for salary increases are vicious circle to chase ever increasing prices. More young people are idle with no means of livelihood because whatever the Country makes is concentrated in the hands of a few.

Every generation have to fight the oppressors of their time to regain their right for the future. Young people in the six geographical zones are the ones that should have more say in the National Conference some see as a dialogue to reconstitute Nigeria while others see it as a means to total dislocation of the Country. At the end of the day, young people have to take their Country back.

Your great fathers were fighting for Independence and your fathers and mothers were fighting against corruption of collecting ten percent on government contracts. Today, while some of you were asleep or indifferent, corruption has blown through the sky to over 100 percent kickbacks. They take 20 percent from the next contract after 100 percent from the present. Young people can use their valuable time in unity protesting against corruption, instead of using foreign religion and ethnicity to divide themselves.

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Why Watch The North Kill Off Themselves By Farouk Martins. February 8, 2012.


Why Watch The North Kill Off Themselves By Farouk Martins

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Politics / Re: The Protest Is Paying Off Already by banku: 8:55pm On Jul 28
Is the cutting of salaries and allowances fake too?

I am more worried about that because it sets precedent, caused inflation and reckless spending by a few while others break their necks trying to keep up with the Joneses.
Politics / Re: President Xi Jinping Invites President Tinubu To China by banku: 1:09am On Jul 26
Tinubu should take Peter Obi with him. Killing two drug peddlers with one stone

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Politics / Peaceful Protest Is A Right: Will Regret Abolishing Regional System For Life. by banku: 2:12pm On Jul 25
There are fatal mistakes for life. We had many regional protests in Nigeria from Aba women, Funmilayo Ransome Kuti, Agbekoya, Niger Delta to Kayode Adams in University of Lagos.

Each of these were regional that affected the whole Country without any instigation from another region, especially those opportunists who wish to overthrow the Federal Government.

If the Federal Government can be overthrown from protest starting in one region catching fire from another region, fine. It is an indication of the people's anger.

But in a Unitary Government since the decree by Military Government because of Oil Income, Goodluck O!
Politics / Re: NNPC No Longer Owns 20% Of Dangote Refinery, Says Aliko Dangote by banku: 6:51pm On Jul 14
Who is supposed to be paying whom?

I thought Emefiele said Dangote has almost paid off the money he borrowed then. When or has he paid it off.

Now, it is NNPC that is owing him!

Oh, I forgot that the NNPC, Government and Central Bank owe different shares since they are not the same.

Yeye dey boom

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Politics / Re: Leaders Who Loot Us Blind Are Encouraged & Defended by banku: 4:21pm On Jul 11
Greed is Good and Healthy for business

- Ivan Boesky
Politics / Re: Why Do Yoruba And Igbo Love Marrying Themselves by banku: 4:31pm On Jul 02
Look, women are no longer bound by the preference of the men's culture to marry within.

Yoruba men were put in their place long time ago and their women marry outside their ethnic group well before other African women. Igbo men are still struggling with keeping their women under their culture. Hausa women hardly marry outside but they do now.

As for beauty, fair skin and colors of the eyes are not attributes of beauty in Africa. Only wannabes appreciate them and even bleach their skins.

Fulani are the fairest ladies in Nigeria and they do not beat the drums on it.
Politics / Re: Checkout The Price Of Wike Outfit (picture) by banku: 4:08pm On Jul 02
Thank you my buroda. The simple answer is some Africans have very low self esteem.

Of all Aba made, Okrika made or Ijebu made, na some foreign names designer dey raise our self esteem like teenagers wearing Nike.

ijebosb:


It may be real, I tailor my jacket sleeves as well.
But, why are you saying this with pride? Better for him that it is fake and he didn't spend much money on it, but then you'd wonder why he felt the need to buy it in the first place because of the label.

Imagine any other serious elected leader of a successful government wearing versace labels when their country is facing crippling inflation and crushing economic hardship.

It's nonsense.
Travel / Re: Can 10m Relocate Me To Canada Conveniently? by banku: 12:54pm On Jul 02
Who or what in the world cursed Africans?

They see sufferings across the desert, they prefer it to Nigeria. They see slavery and indignity abroad, they embrace it. They pay millions to slave agents and Airlines, they claim it is far better than last century Slave Ships.

These are millionaires begging to Japa, what shall the poor do?

If they only struggle half as hard as they do abroad and invest half as much at home, their villages would be a better place.

Whomever CURSED Nigerians is dead!

Sp1ritHusband:


sharrap. wadya know.

Sango strike you there!

You don chop before shooking mouth for abroad things.

Ewure lasan! Alailopolo!

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