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Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by Nobody: 7:45pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
Udmaster: Bro, I'm just trying to do what the conscience demands. Keeping quiet in the face of injustice equates being actively involved in it. |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by Nobody: 7:46pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
major466: Na him I talk wey the parasites dey attack me. |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by Nobody: 7:48pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
major466: They know too well. They're not oblivious to this sacred truth. But they won't do anything about it. They're seeking help from God when simple common sense Wi solve their problems. |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by Flyoruboy(m): 7:49pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
Udmaster: I have some serious questions for you guy. Perhaps you can answer them since you're a loud-mouth and all. Why do other Nigerians find the SE inhospitable and uninhabitable? Even PH, in the SS, has more appeal than any SE state to outsiders. And considering how much noise you all make about your 'hard-work' (which has been proven to be a mere myth coz we all now know most of your millionaires are importers of fake products or drug-traffickers) and 'ingenuity', why is it proving so difficult for you to appeal and create another Lagos, PH, or Kano replica in the SE where other Nigerians can feel a part of, and why is it that trading is the only viable venture in the entire SE? Why don't other Nigerians feel free and safe enough to reside in the SE as they do in other part of the country? I can mention areas in at least 3 Yoruba states where your people reside in their numbers, trading and living peacefully like no man's business. Why can't the same be said about your region? Is it that you people are too clannish, inhospitable, unwelcoming, or what? 7 Likes 1 Share |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by winniz: 7:49pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
dearpreye: I quite agree with you, that's the main reason Nigeria needs to practice Fiscal Federalism but you already know the North will never let that happen. |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by Vicotex(m): 7:51pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
dearpreye: You know, the OYEL from egbema and bayelsa is what makes us one, nothing else apart from the oyel 1 Like |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by Nobody: 7:51pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
Udmaster: try and read. if you are educated. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niger_Delta_Development_Commission |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by Nobody: 7:51pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
winniz: The ball isn't in the court of the North but the SS. Once the SS leaders cope rate with the SE leaders, a referendum will be done in a few years from now. And let's see how far the parasites will go to keep this wickedness. 1 Like |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by Udmaster(m): 7:52pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
dearpreye:another fact is why are 90% of Nigeria crude Oil wells owned by hausas and yorubas? |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by Nobody: 7:53pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
Vicotex: That's a mockery to ONENESS. That kind of oneness will oppressive and demonic. Every efforts should be made to restructure it. |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by Nobody: 7:54pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
Udmaster: Na the fraudulent constitution na....These folks use the barrel of the guns to allocate these resources to themselves. Fear these guys.... |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by Udmaster(m): 7:56pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
atbu1983:Edo is NOT an oil producing state. End of story! And you are here making noise about SE.. Imo state have one of the largest natural gas deposit.. If you doubt it, i prove it with fact.. BUNKOM. 1 Like |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by nwadiuko1(m): 8:00pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
dearpreye:u must be an accountant |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by Nobody: 8:02pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
nwadiuko1: Hahahaha! No sir.....HSE professional sir. We do cost benefit analysis when we talk of accident prevention and risk assessment.......But I like money shaaa 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by Udmaster(m): 8:02pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
dearpreye:The Igbo Man fight for a Country where there is equality and fairness.. 75% of federal civil servants are hausas and yorubas.. Why is their Cows, Tomato and Cocoa not a national cake? 3 Likes |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by Nobody: 8:02pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
Udmaster: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/11/edo-youths-vow-resist-pumping-crude-oil-edo-delta/ Edo youths vow to resist pumping of crude oil from Edo to Delta on November 27, 2013 / in News 12:43 am / Comments By GABRIEL ENOGHOLASE BENIN — YOUTHS from Orogho, an oil producing community in Orhionmwon Local Government Area of Edo State, have vowed to resist any attempt by Seplat Petroleum Development Company Limited to continue pumping crude oil produced from the community to Okpororo in Delta State. The youths, who staged a peaceful protest at the Edo State House of Assembly, in Benin, against the operations of Seplat Petroleum and Newcross Petroleum Limited, expressed dissatisfaction with the operations of the companies, insisting that their operations and attitude smack of deceit and infidelity to the community. A protest letter by Charles Eghaghe (Chairman) and Osasogie Omoruyi (Secretary), for Orogho Community Development Association, which was handled to the Speaker of the state House of Assembly, Mr. Uyi Igbe and copied to Governor Adams Oshiomhole, accused both companies of lacking transparency, honesty and sincerity. They accused the oil exploitation companies of trying to weaken the productive base and capacity of Edo State in favour of neigbouring Delta State. “We can no longer tolerate the fraudulent manipulations to cede oil wells to Delta State. Well 4 is clearly in Orogholand and by extension, Edo State. Evidence produced through joint efforts by Edo and Delta States Surveyor-Generals, speaks volume of this fact,” the youths said. They also demanded the appointment of one of their own as Community Liaison Officer to act as intermediary between the companies and the community, adding that the companies should wake up to their corporate social responsibilities to the community. The youths appealed to Governor Oshiomhole and the Speaker of the state House of Assembly to intervene to avert restiveness, rancour and possible breach of the peace in the area. Receiving the protesting youths, the Speaker commended them for their orderly manner and behaviour, promising that the House Committee on Oil and Gas had been mandated to look into their petition. - See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/11/edo-youths-vow-resist-pumping-crude-oil-edo-delta/#sthash.CYzVTay6.dpuf |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by Nobody: 8:03pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
All hope is no lost. We can still salvage the situation.. It's just imperative that we tell ourselves the whole truth, no matter how ugly and unpopular it may appear to be. |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by winniz: 8:04pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
dearpreye: You are right though cos the unity of the leaders of both SE/SS region will spell doom for Nigeria. hence the reason so many parasitic region have started their usual divide and rule tactics again. 6 Likes 1 Share |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by Nobody: 8:05pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
Udmaster: They contribute almost NOTHING to the Federation Account but they managed to create that fraudulent section I quoted in the original thread. 5 Likes |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by Nobody: 8:06pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
winniz: And surprisingly, that doom may be our greatest benefits. I still wanna see thus nation succeed but I will forever oppose this unjust arrangement. They're the first things I'll tell my kids. 1 Like |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by Udmaster(m): 8:06pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
atbu1983:A tiny oil that can't power my medium generator, Abeg shift.. |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by major466(m): 8:09pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
dearpreye:Most Nigerians hold this false believe that an incorruptible individual as a leader is what the country need to develop. What they fail to understand is that when the system is flawed, No one can develop the country. No matter how hard they try, the system won't let them. This is what many Nigeria's don't know. 6 Likes 1 Share |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by Nobody: 8:09pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
Udmaster:from no drop to tiny oil. please get education and knowledge before responding to me base on your bear parlour gist level of information and knowledge. 6 Likes |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by Nobody: 8:12pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
major466: The system is the problem, not the occupier of the system. The system is a hindrance to good governance. Every region must be allowed to grow at their own pace. Bro, you take wetin be my own, give me an insulting 13 %, then share the rest to the cost centres that contribute nothing. Will the grandchildren of Dan Fodio accept that? 1 Like |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by Nobody: 8:12pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
atbu1983: I really don't know how enlightened you are but let me correct some little misinformation in your writeup. A look at the attached photo will show you that the SE produce a percentage of the oil and gas you consume and that adds a lot to our foreign reserve. Lets leave it at oil and gas, i don't want to talk about local manufacturing, trade, agriculture and other things the SE exports to earn foreign exchange. Also, you must be very naive to say that the SE is landlocked. What happened to river Niger? Go pick up a book son, you talk like a child. 5 Likes
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Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by fulanimafia: 8:15pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
gesundheit: |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by Udmaster(m): 8:17pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
atbu1983:the way you were talking about crude oil in your "Igbo want our oil" post was irritating.. Just a tiny oil,. even Abia state produce more barrels of Oil than Edo state. Anambra is more industralized 100 times than your Edo state.. 1 Like |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by winniz: 8:27pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
dearpreye: Nigeria can never succeed with the current arrangement. Imagine the North that contributes absolutely nothing to Nigeria's economy having about 19 states. That's is the reason they ensured Nigeria constitution don't support referendum to continue been Parasites. 4 Likes |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by Nobody: 8:28pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
winniz: No be today. Everything was machinated from the beginning to achieve just what is achieving today. |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by SOUNDKING: 8:31pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
HungerBAD:what sayeth thou o ye parasite?,the truth is like a white light,but only the wicked search for it with a touch light,don't you understand the weight of a fraud that lasted for 100years,Nigeria is a mighty fraud,even Britain knows this,that was why they made it to last but a century,they did it out of pity,but we Africans are not like that,lets define our boundries then maximize our various potentials to make Africa great in this system of things Africa will remain backward,two cannot work together unless they agree.let me stop here,in case you meant what you typed,the op just laid down the truth,parasitism is not a healthy relationship,Nigeria means ''stealing by trick''. 1 Like |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by Nobody: 8:35pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
SOUNDKING: Africans love and cherish slavery and dishonesty. They will rather be at each others throat than use good judgment to address their problems. Until we let go of all these Oyinbo-inspired system and carve our own, we won't stop killing each other. 3 Likes |
Re: South South: This Is Constitutionalised Modern Day Slavery. by major466(m): 8:35pm On Aug 09, 2015 |
dearpreye:Whether some groups like it or not, centralism will soon give way to fiscal federalism. The major reason why USSR collapsed in late 1980s was not because of lack of good leadership. Heck USSR had some of the worlds's toughest leaders at that time. It was simple because the Communist centralisation of economic activities was totaly inefficient and unsustainable. That period saw many republics opting out of the Union without a single shot fired. Nigeria's current economic structure is unsustainable and will soon go the way of Russia. 5 Likes 1 Share |
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