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muredo:OUK is relevant because of Nigeria. In his homestate, he is a nonentity. |
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LOL. Stupidity. Even buhari would be careful not to misbehave in a biafran stadium. |
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Good news for the niger-delta. With less exploration, The land can then begin to heal and become a world class tourist destination it was destined to be rather than a giant oil well. 42 Likes 4 Shares |
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nell2:That is what your Nigeria has done. Divided a people into useless states and created boundaries where they shouldn't be. This is on Nigeria, not biafra. 1 Like |
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Victorvexz:That is exactly what your thieveing elites in whatever cave you come from call you. Rebels and rascals. From the oyo governor telling people to beg him before opening schools to the ''go and die governor'' oshiomhole. You are nothing but rascals and rebels to them. But unlike IPOB, you can't even comprehend the depth of your miserable existence. |
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arsenal33:Ipob and eastern governors are at loggerheads. I doubt if there is any record of IPOB endorsing or supporting any SE governor. Their civil agitations alone is an affront to established state governance in the east. |
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Victorvexz:You are pained bro. Ipob stood up without arms to face the bullets and weapons of backward bloodthirsty soldiers and C in C to protest for their God given rights. That is the stuff of revolutions. There is no set of people in Nigeria that is as brave. |
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Victorvexz:What do you think the rise of IPOB is if not a form of political revolution?. It is only a matter of time. |
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Oceemo:You think these set of leaders in igboland would do anything for igboland if they get there? ![]() What i am praying and soliciting for is a revolution in governance in igboland. I don't give a hoot about Nigeria. As long as we can elect credible igbocentric governors who would unite the people , develop our land and peacefully and meticulously work towards our national independence as a long term goal. |
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Oceemo:Your politics is backward. We have done all the compromising and humility in the past thanks to azikiwe and co and it gave us nothing. Your leaders have compromised and'' humbled themselves'' and your future away for crumbs. A different approach is needed. 1 Like |
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omoeso:You are damn right, nigga.Money is a better criteria of wisdom than age. It takes wisdom to make money. We don't prostrate on the ground for a broke as$ fool whose only claim to respect is his grey hair. That is your way not ours. 2 Likes |
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ifeelgood:In the east, respect is earned. Unlike the backward cave you hail from,we don't give respect just because you have white hair on your head. Age is not wisdom. 23 Likes 7 Shares |
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SeverusSnape:He is a mediocre governor. One eyed in the land of the fuccking blind. 5 Likes 1 Share |
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Bunch of thieves and lunatics ![]() 13 Likes |
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Jesters. Given the size of ibadan, that ''city'' must be truely backward for this to be all. Given the usual yoruba penchant for senseless extravagance and show off, i am sure these few average infrastructure are concentrated in the governor's street in the state capital and his personal home. This is the same governor that wants people to beg him before opening schools. Governance emanating from the enviable lines of the ladojas and the bleachers. No wonder these people want one naijeria at all costs. Backward mofos. 2 Likes 1 Share |
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One of the greatest mistakes igboland has made till date is allowing savages to marry igbo women. A consequence of one-Nigeria unfortunately. I would disown any sister of mine that attempts to jeopardize her own future by marrying from these strange and savagery lands . Africa is full of savagely people where inter-ethnic marriages can be a very risky adventure . They would be better off getting married to a man from the developed europe and america if they intend on going far for a husband. Anyway, they know better. Very intelligent sisters i have got. None of them are in Nigeria anyway, so probably better . 1 Like 1 Share |
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robosky02:This woman is a better presidential material and has more functional brain cells and balls than all of Nigeria's presidents and heads of states from the 60s till date. Reminds me of intelligent female developmental leaders like merkel of germany, dilma rouseff of brazil and may the current favourite for the UK prime minister. Just shows how irredeemable Nigeria is. 3 Likes 1 Share |
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Onegai:You are just like a lot of Nigerians . Talk alot with barely any substance or intellectual depth. Just the usual surface nonsense. Lagos state is probably the only along one along with a couple of oil states in the SS and anambra that can survive a federal government economic boycott. That is not becuse the rest of the states can not be productive, it just the feeding bottle system practiced in Nigeria. Lagos is blessed with multiple revenues streams created by the federal govt for decades . There is no state in the SW that is as advantaged. It is not a function of any special governing ability of lagos governors, it is just a product of long years of skewed federal government allocation of resources. The SE states were clamouring for federalism and resource control atleast to ensure more money flows in through its oil producing states like imo and abia for development, but it has been repeatedly shot down by the so-called owners of Nigeria. I have always been in the vanguard for soliciting for better and more efficient governance in the SE. But the resources to govern and develop are not enough. There is only so much any governor can do. Kano state alone gets more from the federal govt than the entire south east. And you are telling me the problem is just the governors. 6 Likes |
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