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Re: . by naptu2: 8:30pm On Jan 05, 2020
Afam4eva:

No offence but this thread was created to discuss Pan Igbo issues which could be political, social, cultural or economic. Apart from the insults, I don't think anyone is going off tangent.

The title of the thread reads The Pan Igbo Political and Economic Forum. There is a Culture Section for cultural issues and there a section for secessionist issues.

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Re: . by naptu2: 8:31pm On Jan 05, 2020
monthx:
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Y dont u go and get a life instead?

This cannot be healthy for you.

I cannot imagine myself as an Igbo man, just plant in Yoruba thread all day everyday.

At least we are discussing our own issue, which is wat the forum was created to do.

I couldn't care less what you imagine of don't imagine. This is a Nairaland thread and I'm a Nairalander and I will comment on it as long as I stick to the topic and there's nothing you can do about that.

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Re: . by Afam4eva(m): 8:35pm On Jan 05, 2020
naptu2:


The title of the thread reads The Pan Igbo Political and Economic Forum. There is a Culture Section for cultural issues and there a section for secessionist issues.
These topics are intertwined as someone rightly pointed out. They are all embedded in politics and economy.

I find it strange that you keep talking about secessionist issues even though I'm yet to see one and even though I don't think see how it's unconnected to politics.

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Re: . by naptu2: 8:37pm On Jan 05, 2020
Afam4eva:

These topics are intertwined as someone rightly pointed out. They are all embedded in politics and economy.

I find it strange that you keep talking about secessionist issues even though I'm yet to see one and even though I don't think see how it's unconnected to politics.

https://www.nairaland.com/4463989/pan-igbo-political-economic-forum/622#85524229

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Re: . by naptu2: 8:38pm On Jan 05, 2020
I'll be right back. I need to go create a thread.
Re: . by Ishilove: 8:38pm On Jan 05, 2020
chy101:



Hahahaha

You were sacked as a mod by the owner of this site, fact.

I have struck a cord in your deep vein, now you have lost your cool and throwing insults and tantrums.

You definitely have no defense about the documents I posted. You have been busted, dusted and shredded.

You are now angry over facts I presented to you. Get out and get lost if you have no useful evidence to counter my evidence.

Ukwuani is Igbo. Cry for me
Just one page? Go and read Okolugbo's submission which is referenced by the writer you have spamming my mentions with. I will not give you his full name, neither will I give you the name of the book so that you can use your brains instead of spamming my mentions with one page of subjective historiography.

So it is a 'fact' that I was sacked? Where did you get this fact from? Your anus? You see why I said you are unintelligent? Quite proudly so, apparently.

I haven't started throwing insults. When I start you will know that you have been insulted. You can dish it but you can't take it.
Re: . by Afam4eva(m): 8:39pm On Jan 05, 2020
naptu2:


https://www.nairaland.com/4463989/pan-igbo-political-economic-forum/622#85524229
Like i said, this thread serves all purposes.

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Re: . by Ishilove: 8:40pm On Jan 05, 2020
naptu2:


https://www.nairaland.com/4463989/pan-igbo-political-economic-forum/622#85524229
grin grin
Re: . by naptu2: 8:42pm On Jan 05, 2020
Afam4eva:

Like i said, this thread serves all purposes.

No it doesn't. That's why it has a specific topic and according to rule 1, deviating from that topic is derailing. This is the last that I will say on the subject.
Re: . by Afam4eva(m): 8:45pm On Jan 05, 2020
naptu2:


No it doesn't. That's why it has a specific topic and according to rule 1, deviating from that topic is derailing. This is the last that I will say on the subject.
If the mods deem certain posts to be off tangent, they will act. It's not in your place to decide what is specific to a topic and what is not of you're not thw originator of the thread. Spyder created this thread with our support and we know why we did so.

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Re: . by Afam4eva(m): 8:46pm On Jan 05, 2020
Biko, Umu Igbo Ibem, let's focus on important issues like we have always done and not be distracted by unnecessary bickering.

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Re: . by mr11(m): 8:53pm On Jan 05, 2020
OMANBALA1:


Madam , I never intended to disrespect you and your family, but the gutter language you used with Chy101 prompted me to reply in that manner. Meanwhile, you haven't answered the numerous questions I posed to you but it's all good. You aint have anything to fight with just regurgitation the nonsense your ignorant parents feed you.
you people are taking this too far,it is her choice and that of her family members to chose when they want likewise my family that chose being Igbo.

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Re: . by naptu2: 9:28pm On Jan 05, 2020
This is one of the reasons that the rail network is very important. Imagine having leather from Kano moved to Aba by rail and processed into shoes and then moved from Aba to Port-Harcourt by rail and then exported from there.

This is the Enyimba Automated Shoe Factory.

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Re: . by topboss1: 9:28pm On Jan 05, 2020
Pure talent from the east.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8--UL3edoY
Re: . by tck2000(m): 9:29pm On Jan 05, 2020
BeachLife:
Are Urhobo and Isoko related, And are they part of Edo ethnicity?
Yes,Urhobo is from Edo and Isoko is a breakaway from Urhobo.

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Re: . by naptu2: 9:36pm On Jan 05, 2020
I have always believed that one of the problems that PAN faced was the logistics involved in moving Peugeot vehicles from Kaduna to the ports in the south for export to other West African countries. Imagine the benefits that Innoson will get if there is a rail link to Nnewi.
Re: . by topboss1: 9:37pm On Jan 05, 2020
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naptu2:
I have always believed that one of the problems that PAN faced was the logistics involved in moving Peugeot vehicles from Kaduna to the ports in the south for export to other West African countries. Imagine the benefits that Innoson will get if there is a rail link to Nnewi.
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Create thread to discuss this becos u are talking to the wrong people.

Perhaps u miss road.

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Re: . by topboss1: 9:40pm On Jan 05, 2020
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naptu2:
I have always believed that one of the problems that PAN faced was the logistics involved in moving Peugeot vehicles from Kaduna to the ports in the south for export to other West African countries. Imagine the benefits that Innoson will get if there is a rail link to Nnewi.
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I was happy to discuss with u earlier until u misbehaved.

I and only I responded to your post.

U should know by now, Igbo are no nonsense people.

U have already misbehaved on this thread and u will get no response from us.

Go and create another moniker and come.

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Re: . by naptu2: 9:41pm On Jan 05, 2020
Check out the difference.

That's why I believe that the 3rd Niger Bridge is even more important than the 2nd Niger Bridge.

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Re: . by topboss1: 9:43pm On Jan 05, 2020
Please, let us ignore Seun above and only discuss issue that concern us as we feel necessary.

He has come to join not dictate to us on a thread we started.

We will not tolerate any form of dictatorship.
Re: . by topboss1: 9:45pm On Jan 05, 2020
Wen we start conversation, u join or leave.


As a guest/foreigner, u cannot start conversation for us here.


The one u started, we were earlier willing to interact but we see wat u want is dictatorship and we cannot accept dat.


There are no gays here, just Igbo men.
Re: . by tck2000(m): 9:46pm On Jan 05, 2020
SLAP44:


That will really start this WW3 grin
Please forgive me if my comment is tribalistic but honestly,Urhobo controls Delta politics.Urhobo are the majority in Delta State and they are PDP loyals,Isoko are APC loyals and Ijaw,Itshekiri and Anioma fall in both sides.During last 2 governorship election in Delta,APC were trying to get Delta State for their party so they picked an Urhobo man Ogboru as their flag bearer and were campaigning with words like Delta 4 an Urhobo man,Urhobo 2018 bla bla bla but Urhobos don't like Ogboru because we think he's so desperate and he would milk Delta dry so we had to stay loyal and accept Okowa.
Re: . by topboss1: 9:50pm On Jan 05, 2020
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naptu2:
I have always believed that one of the problems that PAN faced was the logistics involved in moving Peugeot vehicles from Kaduna to the ports in the south for export to other West African countries. Imagine the benefits that Innoson will get if there is a rail link to Nnewi.
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No special privileges, we converse on a level playing field.

Nobody dictating the other person view but argue and try to reach a reasonable resolution.

Nobody is President here.

Particularly, not your Nigeria style Presidency that turn a country with resources like Nigeria into a third world country.

U behave yourself.

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