Omexonomy:
Koro stole 4.6billion naira and he was made to refund 4million naira who is decieving who?

limeta:
Rear Adm. James Oluwole.
Yoruba,s are bringing war to the Niger delta
We will not forget
We will not forgive

drss2:
i no talk am i said only supreme court can resolve dis crisis cos all d oda courts including court of appeal have been compromised.
bye bye independent judiciary. as it stands, all courts in nigeria (except supreme court) ar under d control of buari dullard's govt.
welcome to idi amin's regime of justice.

Catastrophe1:
nobody is being emotional about anything change the caption. Thats all

ernieboy:

they were later caught by the police. please you should try reading through the post before commenting instead of rushing straight to comment.

gidgiddy:
Really? And how did you come up with this fake news? I listend to Radio Biafra last night and heard the speech the deputy COC made. It is not possible to shut Radio Biafra down because they use multiple platforms, such as radio frequencies, Internet broadcast and podcasting, satellite transmission, website streaming and even the radio app. There are so many platforms to listen to radio Biafra that it is virtually impossible to shut it down. When one platform is down, all I do is switch to the next.

Ifebazz:

You are just a paid two-timer who is not worth being paid. Maybe change is supposed to be $1 = N1, no? Or from 10 private jets (after two years) to just 3.
Afoanu.

falxx:
mext time you go wise.

Teacher1776:
Stop comparing. Every dumb fool knows that Jonathan has more swag than this ancient Daura nomad.

CHANGE IS MODESTY IN LEADERSHIP
     ~By Lawrence Ibe

Do you know that President Buhari's daughter got married last Friday (28/10/2016) in Daura, but the President stayed back in Abuja to attend to issues of national importance? He later joined them in the night to meet with guests and flew back to Abuja early Saturday morning to continue his work.

Do you also remember two years ago (12/04/2014) when former President Jonathan's adopted daughter got married? A huge jamboree of an extravagant wedding was staged while billions of Naira were expended. Customized gold plated IPhones were given as gifts to everyone privileged to be in the reception hall. The best of foreign wines were served. Abundance of  food was in offer and the best of entertainers were hired to keep guests entertained while they dined and wined. In return, the bride was d
"dashed" over 80 exotic brand new cars, including houses by those her father bragged to have made wealthy.

The worst of it all was that state functions nationwide were suspended, all government activities were put on hold because Goodluck Ebele Jonathan's daughter was wedding; all roads led to Bayelsa. That weekend was madness because the entire administration of governance in Nigeria was suspended because the President's daughter was getting married. People were falling over themselves to show favour to the President's daughter in an anticipation that their goodwill would be reciprocated by GEJ.

Now the case is different. The contrast is that, here we have another sitting President whose daughter got married and you did not even know about it because it wasn't made a state function. It was a very modest wedding and simply family affair. This is what leadership is: a leader not using his political position to attract wordly gains to himself. I can also tell you that some people wanted to make this wedding a state affair, a lavish, expensive and glamorous wedding; but President Buhari rejected that proposal and only insisted it must be modest and a family affair devoid of waste and ostentation.

This post is not meant to praise anyone but to sample an attitude every political office holder must emulate. A life of modesty, simplicity and not abusing ones political office for self aggrandizement. This time around, all roads did not lead to Daura. If this is not change, what is it

EternalTruths:



Since you support a forceful marriage, may you life be treated the same way Igbos are treated in Nigeria

Say Amen if you still believe in a forceful marriage.

Clinton9000:


That's why Seunn is the most hungriest blogger in the world.

EternalTruths:
Is One Nigeria by Force


I am yet to get a answer from Nigerians

TonyeBarcanista:

These guys can be very funny sha. Though I'm not against suppression of freedom of expression but the said FB page has been a medium of spreading hate and incite.

Sorry IPOB... but you can't be issuing subtle ultimatum to Mr Facebook.

BiafraudExposed:



I am here... I subcribe

evansjeff:
The Ooni wouldn't dare this Oba of Benin for any reason, unlike his late father, he takes no shi.t and the Ooni knows better. and your Ooni is jobless enough to keep running up and down?, any way don't disturb my mention further, cos I wouldn't reply.

ibolomo:
I am a Yoruba by the way, and you have still not provided proof for all you said so far, when you do, please enlighten me, and I was talking about the history of "Oranmiyan" and co., not the 'etymology' of the words you used, howbeit haphazardly and incoherently. and by the way, there are many contradictions as to the history and relations of the Yoruba and Edo-Binni people, and we may never get to fully know the whole truth, as all we have now are pieces of a puzzle

ibolomo:
I never objected to the returning of heads to Ile-Ife, and the topic of king heads was never brought up, but of the 'etymology' of the term 'Oba' and its use by Yoruba and Benin people. a
nice try with 'analysing' my monicker, IBO are my initials, and if I were Igbo, why would I want my monicker to contain a Yoruba phrase.
my fore fathers would have been in a better position to tell us, but then, they are all dead and decomposed. All I am saying is that whatever shred of evidence left behind have most likely been warped by time and people and we may never know for sure, just leave the etymology of Oba alone and have a nice day, Onome

gregyboy:

http://www.google.com.ng/url?q=http://www.academia.edu/8740590/WHY_YORUBA_NEVER_HAD_AN_EMPIRE_BUT_CIVILIZED_BY_BENIN&sa=U&ved=0ahUKEwiYwIe25oLQAhXFPRoKHX2GAb8QFggQMAI&sig2=yFlxueXIhdutGS0M4bdiGw&usg=AFQjCNGBZ513DdBPAQSIMqzpf_9BKoVmHA

ibolomo:
I am a Yoruba by the way, and you have still not provided proof for all you said so far, when you do, please enlighten me, and I was talking about the history of "Oranmiyan" and co., not the 'etymology' of the words you used, howbeit haphazardly and incoherently.

ibolomo:
seriously? you can say all you want to extol your king, but please try not to insult other people's ethnic group. and besides, Edo have a very vestigial history, whos name itself is a corruption of another tribe and is mostly shrouded in contradictions. please read up on Yoruba history and culture before you open your mouth to spew what you have no idea about.

Compare and contrast:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoruba_people

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edo_people
and by the way, it is obvious that Edo and Yoruba have similar roots and cultures, I might as well say they are brothers, so stop trying to bring up fights amongst their descendants.