Super1Star: Abobaku, the demented ass-licking slave from Odua Islamic Republic of Ritual-killers and Cannibals, you must be sniffing excess of your farts thinking you can get high enough to challenge the Igbos your perpetual nightmares.
Frustrated, arrogant cone-head with ewedu soup filled brain, so you vehemently refused to provide valid answes to those questions. However, I shall help compound your misery.
Yoruba women are notoriously known for hopping from bed to bed while abandoning their matrimonial homes.
Yoruba women hold the national record in bearing children out of wedlock for every man they come across.
Yoruba tribe has the highest number of bastards and agberos.
Yoruba tribe has the highest number of pedophiles and incestuous relations.
Yoruba tribe has the highest number of ritualists and cannibals.
Yoruba tribe brag of possessing numerous evil forests as natural resources.
The evil tribe notoriously known for cannibalising and dealing on human parts and blood for merchandise in open market is the Yoruba.
The notorious Yoruba tribe has proven to have the highest number of international terrorists.
The diabolic Yoruba tribe has the highest number of juju welding folks - juju in the office, juju at work, juju at play, juju in the church, juju in marriage, juju everywhere.
The Yoruba tribe are greedy set of people who term themselves as politically sophisticated but have the highest number of assassinated politicians.
The miserable Yoruba tribe has the highest number of scammers and criminals (credit scam frauds, spams, yahoo-yahoo, and other crimes) who dominate British prisons such that UK police had to go recruiting Yoruba-speakers into the force in order to curb the high crime rate exclusive to them.
The Yoruba tribe known as amala-eaters have a woman who holds the record for the highest kilogram weight of drugs intercepted by drug enforcement agencies in Nigeria.
The loud-mouthed Yoruba tribe brag with treasury looters as sophisticated leaders.
The Yoruba people are sheepishly led by an internationally acclaimed drug peddler cum treasury looter - Thief-nubu.
The Yoruba tribe has international drug peddlers like Tinubu and Buruji as leaders.
Miserable cretinous savage of dirt, squalor, anger, hate and propaganda, this great revelation has proven that Yorubas are not only criminal and diabolic they are hateful, wicked, greedy, selfish, treacheerous, lousy and hypocritical.
Woe unto those that tremble before men of power and that worship false gods. Destruction and perdition awaits those who bow before Baal, who exalt the servants of Belial, who kiss the ring of the Baphomet, who say ”Buhari is God” and who crawl at the feet of the Lord of the Flies.
For example you have no right to tell the courts how to administer justice and who and who not to grant bail. Again you have no business to tell the legislature which laws to pass and how to run their affairs.
Again you have no right and neither do you have the power to pronounce any Nigerian citizen guilty of any crime unless and until a duly constituted court of law has done so. You cannot be the prosecutor, judge and jury in any criminal proceeding and this is especially so when you initiated those proceedings and you are the accuser. ... To attempt to do so is not only unacceptable and irresponsible but it is also heartless and unkind. The fact that most of our senior and respected lawyers have refused to tell you this simply because they are scared of you or because they are looking for patronage from your government does not mean that what you are doing is lawful or acceptable. What you are doing is morally and legally reprehensible and it is unacceptable in any democratic and civilized society. ... You have no right to attempt to cower or intimidate the fourth estate of the realm, which is the media, or attempt to pervert and corrupt the Nigerian public with daily doses of lies, falsehood, deceit and propaganda which is being duly and dutifully administered by your Minister of Information and your numerous media aides. ...
Mr. President I wish to remind you that it is an incontrovertible fact that in just seven months your government has succeeded in marginalizing the Igbo more than any other Federal Government in living memory and certainly since the civil war.
This is a record that you ought not to be proud of. What the Igbo want is fairness, equal rights, equal representation, equity and respect. They also believe that they have the right to determine their own future and make their own choices.
Mr. President I do not believe that this Is this too much for them to ask given the fact that they have contributed, perhaps more than most, to national development and integration in the last forty five years?
It is not too much to ask given the fact that no less than three million of their people, including one million innocent children, were slaughtered during our civil war in the name of keeping Nigeria one?
I have no doubt that you will remember this very well Mr. President given the fact that you were one of those that prosecuted that war and fought in it.
You will also remember the brutal mass murder and the war crimes and crimes against humanity that were perpetrated against the unarmed and defenseless Igbo civilian population of Asaba in 1968 when over one thousand of them were rounded up, taken to the town square and shot to death for no just cause.
The soldiers that carried out that unspeakable act of cowardice, brutality and barbarity were under the command of your professional colleague, the late Head of State, General Murtala Mohammed. Mr. President that was a dark, shameful and ignoble chapter in our history which still cries out for justice and reparations.
Needless to say the pain of such horrendous events and numerous others that the Igbo have been subjected to by the Nigerian state and those that control it over the last fifty five years still haunts them.
The truth is that regardless of the obvious contempt that you have for them the Igbo will continue to insist on justice, fairness and on having their rights respected in our country.
If you refuse to address their numerous and legitimate grievances and you refuse to treat them with the understanding, sensitivity and compassion that they deserve, the agitation for self-determination, secession and the yearning for the establishment of a new nation called Biafra will wax stronger and stronger until it reaches dangerous and irresistible proportions.
That is what you are toying with Mr. President and if that were to happen be rest assured that the Yoruba would take a cue from it and so would the people of the Niger Delta. It would effectively signify the beginning of the balkanisation of Nigeria. ...
Whether you and those with your world view like to hear it or not, that is the bitter truth.
This flat.head cannibal is still trying to gather words to express his pathetic self
Conquered Nigerian slaves and 5th class citizen of Nigeria, how u dey?
Frustrated diabolic cone-head from Odua Islamic Republic of Ritual-killers and Cannibals, how many innocent humans have you and your wicked kinsmen butchered in your Soka Evil Forest?
Demented ab0ki ass-licking slave, your numerous evils shall find you out this year!
Wetin this one dey talk! Have you forgotten this is a forum where everyone has opinions? Carry the forum put for head na, come run go Abia like the Obigbos did! Yeye! If you can't stand the heat, don't stay in the kitchen!
The same way all your investments other parts of Nigeria will be inherited by others.
The same way Igbo speaking part of Benue will be annexed by the North.
The same way Igbo speaking part of SS will be annexed by SS.
Born losers. They have been losing from 1500Ad up till date.
The same way other Nigerians see Igbos as their conquered slaves, war booties and Osu caste.
Thank God for Gowon, he should have line up the likes of you and summarily execute you to fill up your gully eroded land, after conquering you.
Legendary losers. They have never won a single thing in this country.
You must be talking amiss and over dreaming this period. Go see a medical before you enter the market place.
I pity you and your cowardly Yoruba who stand for nothing, and are perpetually being hunted for sports by your Fulani masters. It's your destiny on earth!
If the mouth can be used as AK-47 guns, Yorubas would have been a world-power by now.
Has Yoruba fought any modern warfare? The war Yorubas fought was with matchete and spears...and you call that war!
Can you even stand the sound of shelling? Did your fathers ever heard the sound of bombardment or shelling?
Only the noise of Ikeja bomb blast of 2001 you lily-livered creatures ran for life only to perish in the canal in your multitude.
Did you hear a hint from IBB about your cowardly tribe, that if he's woken up from sleep and informed that there's a coup led by Yorubas, he'll simply go back to sleep?
A moment you bigots stutter, "Igbos Must Leave Lagos" when you're high with sniffing excess of your farts. The next moment after relentless ass-licking your slave masters you shout "One Nigeria"
omenka: Lovely. Used to think you misunderstood yourself.
ArodeTsolaye: Your people are still wearing leaves in the minority north due to fulani marginalization, you are here speaking longman's english and fighting phantom enemies, na Biafran man cause una nakkedness?
The same Fulani herdsmen have been hunting Yorubas for sport for decades, and they don't even consider Yoruba Muslims as equals but inferior beings! And fellow beings like you dare not counter, vent your anger or even put up such scrap as you posted above about them! Indeed Yorubas have always maintained a deafening silence. It's so pathetic that Yorubas would instead look for the Igbos to accuse!
Outlined below are the indisputable cases of Yoruba Slavery.
1* Afonja betrayed his Yoruba people and sold them as perpetual slaves to the Fulani; Ilorin still remains an Islamic caliphate till date.
2* Justice Sowemimo, a Yoruba judge was used by the Hausa-Fulani slave masters to send Chief Awolowo to jail.
3* Chief Awolowo was an unyielding advocate of true federalism but suddenly changed as soon as he was appointed the Minister of local Government and Finance and succeeded in enslaving the Yoruba race
4* General Oladipo Diya, a Yoruba man was used by his Hausa-Fulani slave masters to batter NADECO, Afenifere, Odua Movement and other Yoruba struggle groups.
5* Yoruba Obas collected bribe from their Hausa-Fulani slave masters instead of fighting for the unjust murder of their "beloved son" MKO Abiola as confessed by Oba Akiolu.
6* The same MKO Abiola financed the coup that sacked his brother Ernest Shonekan and brought in his slave master General Abacha - an Hausa-Fulani to power.
7* MKO Abiola and other Yoruba elders even went to Dodan Barracks to submit themselves as perpetual slaves to General Sani Abacha for overthrowing their brother. It's so pathetic!
8* A small boy Yakubu Gowon used Pa Awolowo as slave to cling on to power against Southern interest.
Oladipo Diya - the greatest general in the history of Yoruba peole, knelt, wept and begged Abacha for his miserable life after wilfully and knowingly plotting a coup:
Super1Star: This madam wants her husband to die in the dungeon, so that she can keep rocking her current BF.
Lunatic Toothless Lion, see your life!!!
Slavish cum coward coup plotters - Oladipo Diya, Abdulkarim Adisa
Oladipo Diya - the greatest general in the history of Yoruba peole, knelt, wept and begged Abacha for his miserable life after wilfully and knowingly plotting a coup:
Don't be surprised seeing his poster in future contesting for a political post!
Just to deflate your over bloated silly bragging:
"Anyday I abandone Biafra and go to Abuja,hunt me down and kill me" ~ Nnamdi Kalu (march 2015)
This is what a caller on Radio Biafra said:
"If Nnamdi Kalu comes out of DSS custody and tell us to stop this Biafra struggle and embrace Nigeria,we IPOB members will personally kill him" (8th Dec 2015)
"I would rather remain in detention than subject myself to a trial that I know amounts to perversion of justice." - Nnamdi Kanu, Dec 23, 2015
omenka: From the title, some people might wanna run in here to beat their chests till they cave in.
When you look at what the man said in its entirety as highlighted in the bold portions, you'd see what a diplomatic shade the old fox threw at IPOD agitators.
**** did you read this part:
"By the time the Europeans came, even the Yoruba people, did not even learn how to live with each other, they were fighting and all over the north, they were fighting everywhere, there were tribal wars." I just remember only recently the Yoruba leaders said they want to break, break from where. The Yoruba are probably the people who economically enjoy Nigeria more than anybody, economically. So why are they going?" - Mallam Adamu Ciroma
pazienza: [b] Elder Akpan who is also chairman, House committee on public accounts maintained that the process of integration of a people takes a gradual approach and appealed to the people to continue in their support to local and state governments. The house member expressed appreciation to the chairman house committee on education, Dr (Mrs) Ekaette Ebong Okon and the Ukanafun Chairman for the proactive roles they played in ensuring that the school commences in September. He thanked the people for their understanding, emphasizing that politics is for development and not for enmity and appealed to Ohaobu people for continuous support Governor Akpabio administration. The lawmaker used the occasion to drum support for continuity to herald a government that would continue in the giant studies of Governor Akpabio and even surpasses Uncommon Transformation renaissance.
In an address presented by Mr. Albert Nwoko on behalf on Ohaobu people, the community thanked “our detribalized Governor and uncommon transformer, Chief (Dr) Godswill Akpabio (CON) who graciously gave approval of this visit with a view to transform our school and community. May God richly bless him”. He gave assurance that Ohaobu is a safe home and her people are peace-loving, hospitable and accommodating. In reaffirmation to our earlier resolution whatsoever infrastructure and manpower brought is safe and secure. We are resolute our undertaking”.
Responding, the chairman of State Universal Basic Education Board, Obonganwan Grace Ekong expressed the readiness of the State Government to re-open the primary school in Ohaobu, pointing out that with the co-operation and understanding of the community the children of the community would enjoy the free and compulsory education of the State Government.
The SUBEB chairman charged the people of Ohaobu community to live by their words as they have assuring protection of lives of government officials and property.
The event was attended by SUBEB topbrass, members of executive and legislative arms of Ukanafun Local Government, Ohaobu community leaders, among others. [/b]
inlandtaipan: I challenge tonyebarcanista to come tell us how we are ijaws. Mind you, I'm an ndoki man from obeta in oyigbo. Barcanista, never you say that in your life again, please stop speaking nonsense.
joeprince23: He is yet to tel us which of these is ijaw.... Oyigbo District 1. Asa 2. Komkom 3. Obeama 4. Oyigbo Ndoki District 1. Afa Uku 2. Afam 3. Afam Nta 4. Azusogu 5. Egberu 6. Mgboji 7. Mrihu 8. Obeakpu 9. Obeta 0. Obumku 1. Okoloma 2. Okponta 3. Umuagbai 4. Umuosi
pazienza: Ndoki are Igbos that because of oil politics became balkanize into Rivers, Abia and Akwa Ibom states,
The Ndokis are proud Igbos, and even those of them in Rivers insists on being called Igbos and not Igboid. Those of them in Akwa Ibom are referred as Igbos by their Ibibio neighbors. Here is what the Akwa-ibom state government calls Ndokis in Akwa ibom:theinknewspaper..com.ng/2014/08/aksg-to-commence-free-education-at.html?m=1
pazienza: [b] Tuesday, 5 August 2014 AKSG to commence free education at Ohaobu, September
The Akwa Ibom State Government is to extend free and compulsory education policy to Ohaobu Community in Ukanafun Local Government Area next September.
The commissioner for education in the State, Prof (Mrs) Atim Antai disclosed this at Ohaobu during an inspection visit to the area on Friday. The commissioner explained that the visit followed a letter of appeal by the community some months before that their primary school shut down for some years ago. She stated that the school would be re-opened so that their children should enjoy the free education policy of the State Government. She described education as a veritable instrument for the development of the youths who are the leaders of tomorrow.
The commissioner described Ohaobu community as forward-looking and progressive people who seek bright future for their children. She advised Ohaobu people to ensure the protection of facilities that would be provided by the government, for the reopening of the school closed down some years ago because of a little misunderstanding. The commissioner commended the dogged persistence of the member representing Ukanafun State Constituency in the State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon Aniekan S. Akpan for the spadework he had done towards the re-opening the school. She said the determination of Akpan who is the Deputy Chairman, House Committee on Education and the understanding of the council chairman, Apostle Sylvester Udokang have paid off as free and compulsory education set for the Ibo-speaking frontier Ohaobu community in Ukanafun Local Government Area.
The education commissioner advised Ohaobu people to bury the hatchet as development can only take place in an atmosphere of peace and tranquility even as the guarantee on security has been documented.
In a related development, the council chairman, Apostle Udokang thanked the Ohaobu people for their peaceful disposition and understanding and advised them to support the State Government under Governor Akpabio who has brought free and compulsory education to their doorstep. He charged them to take advantage of the laudable policy to prepare their children for a promising future. The chairman expressed appreciation for the supportive role of Ohaobu community to Ukanafun L.G.A.
The deputy chairman, House committee on education and member representing Ukanafun State Constituency in the Akwa Ibom State House of Assembly, Rt Hon Aniekan Akpan assured the people of Ohaobu that more dividends of the democracy would be delivered to them. He explained that the State government provided the electricity and the health centre in Ohaobu, advising them to remain law-abiding, as one of their own would represent the community someday. [/b]
If I talk una go say "Barcanista hate Igbo". I have said it and will repeat over again, stay put to your boundary. Ndoki are ancestrally Ijaws. That they mixed with Igbo migrants doesn't change the fact.
Ginoo: The He-goat have no reputation before. the fool have no right to speak for South-South people honestly i don't know what the guy is feeling like nobody know him in South South
Oildichotomy: This Tonyebarcanista guy is just some chameleon of some sort.
Always changing colours to suit the derided environment it found itself. The whole epistle reeks more of some brainwashed sentiments of being Ijaw. My only concern is dragging the Niger Delta man to the scenerio. If we decide to play this divisiveness as he wants it played, Niger Delta as a whole will bé in particles of fluked ameoba.
I would rather prefer to bé jacked with some Igbo fellows after stating my case for the federation (if at all it comes to fruition) than the current lopsided Nigeria as it is.
Bé guided, I am proper blooded Niger Deltan and a patriotic Nigerian still
Oildichotomy: Very annoying i must say.. The likes of tonye, Truckpusher are just tilting the foolishness bermuda triangle to their direction.
When are we going to stand together against a common enemy is a fairy tale with no good ending!
I won't take them serious again from now on. Including the APC goons
mayorchelsea: Rot in hell,f***king product of a baby factory!!
Miserable scallywag from Odua Islamic Republic of Ritual-killers and Cannibals, as you have professed amiss you shall end up as a ritual sacrifice by your wicked kinsmen in Soka Evil Forest.
Ezepromoe has said it severally that his mom is from Nnewi in Anambra. And he has been living in Nnewi from childhood.
His years of living in Igboland has probably skewed his senses. He is now a brainwashed Igbotic element.
That is if he is truly a Dieli Ikwerre in the first instance.
EzePromoe: I'm from Omueke Igwuruta in Ikwerre L.G.A. You shouldn't be surprise to see so many proud Igbos because we understand history better. Now imagine how ironic it is for somebody from Ogbakiri, whose ancestor might have been amongst some Kalabari men who came and settled amongst the locals, to tell an Igwuruta man, a direct descendant of Iwhoruoha, that he is not Ikwerre simply because he refused being naive. Some people are not worth replying by the way.
I have had this argument with Abagworo and some other Igbos. Ive told them that within the Rivers circle, there is a general consensus that Oyigbo land belongs to Ogoni people, especially Eleme. That anyday they said they want out, they will have to pack their bags and ferry across the Imo river back to Abia.
EzePromoe: [b]Be careful of the nonsense you post... You've not made any port yet that would convince right thinking persons that you're an Ikwerreman. It's not about accepting or not accepting to be Igbo. The manner at which you're hell bent on planting a seed of discord between the Ikwerres and other Rivers men leave much to be desired. You make it look like the Ikwerre people shared no history or have nothing to do with the Igbos from yonder which is false in its entirety. Let me give you an example of my community. The grandfather of our former Royal Highness, Eze Horney Orlu (Eze Gbaka Gbaka) was from Imo state. His father lived and blended with the culture of Igwuruta people. Until his death in 2007, he was adjudged to be one of the best among the kings that had ruled Igwuruta. If the Ikwerres hated the Igbos that much like you're making it to look like, do you think it's possible for the stranger to come and be king in another man's land? There is also this man from Awo Omamma who is married to my cousin. He was born and bred in Igwuruta but in the last general elections, he vied for councillorship. How is that possible if Igbos and Ikwerres hate each other that much? Have you ever seen an Ijaw man or someone from any other ethnicity (let me not go far by mentioning Yoruba or Hausa) achieve that feat in Ikwerre land? What does that tell you about the Igbo/Ikwerre relationship. I'm not always keen to argue anything with you because to me, you're not an Ikwerre man. I'm just concerned because it's my ethnicity that you're dragging to the mud, and many people on this forum are so daft that they fall for it and return the gesture in kind. I know that you're feeling happy with yourself that you're achieving your aims and all I can say to you is 'Well done.'[/b]
Lol, you came and settled in another man's land and all of a sudden you want to be united to your kith and kin in Abia State ? Do you know how many miles exist between the next Abia village and Oyibo? Is that why they changed the name to Obigbo too ? They are clowns - if they want to unite with their folks in Abia state they should pay their transport and go nau. Abi dem wan carry the land ?
Eastlink: ... So my community that form part of Rivers state is inconsequential right?... The same way you want a united Ijawland is the exact way Ndigbo want an indivisible Igboland with all Igbo sub-groups carved inside. The day we are detach from there is the day they (Igbos) will bury the thought of your existence.
Eastlink: Park well. Chibudom Nwuche despite being Ekpeye has always identifies with Ohaneze Ndigbo. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chibudom_Nwuche www.osondu.com/igbosummit/guestlist.htm As for Peter Odili he knows where he belongs now than ever before. Mr Rivers man has been put in his place and his Presidential ambition dashed by Ijaw led Edwin Clark. In quote ' Ijaw leader, Chief Edwin Clark openly declared Odili an Igbo man, arguing that the South-South president that the minorities have been agitating for was not meant to go to “an Igboman from Ndoni”
Truckpusher: Thank you very much for enlightening these folks once again.
Initially they said Etche , Ogba , Ekpeye, Bonny , Opobo , Omuma, Ikwerre et al are all Igbos , some them registered with a new handle and claim to be coming from these places like Chiwude is claiming he is from Ogba . I don't usually have time for threads of this nature but when I noticed how they've been bullying HopeAthand allover the forum for saying that Ikwerres are not Igbos that was when I had to say it the way it is. We all can work together after all we run with the same ideology but trying to hide my own identity to be accepted by some few fellows that won't make any difference in my life is something I can never do.
Oildichotomy: This Tonyebarcanista guy is just some chameleon of some sort.
Always changing colours to suit the derided environment it found itself. The whole epistle reeks more of some brainwashed sentiments of being Ijaw. My only concern is dragging the Niger Delta man to the scenerio. If we decide to play this divisiveness as he wants it played, Niger Delta as a whole will bé in particles of fluked ameoba.
I would rather prefer to bé jacked with some Igbo fellows after stating my case for the federation (if at all it comes to fruition) than the current lopsided Nigeria as it is.
Bé guided, I am proper blooded Niger Deltan and a patriotic Nigerian still
Oildichotomy: Very annoying i must say.. The likes of tonye, Truckpusher are just tilting the foolishness bermuda triangle to their direction.
When are we going to stand together against a common enemy is a fairy tale with no good ending!
I won't take them serious again from now on. Including the APC goons
Truckpusher: I never said that the Ijaws were saints but we can contain their madness if push comes to shove , the same thing can't be said for a major ethnic group. We know what we doing - We also saw such negative side from Edwin Clark when Odili was supposedly called upon to run along side with Yaradua. The reasonable Ijaws among them wouldn't try that shiit and as for the amnesty . You'll have to be a criminal or bear arms to accept that amnesty. Whoever that is crying over amnesty shouldn't be taken serious - They are the ones that destroyed the Niger Delta , they are all lazy bunch of crooks and I have no pity for them.
Lagos — Complaints of marginalisation have resurrected an age-old agitation by the people of Oyigbo local government in Rivers State for a merger with their kith and kin in Abia State.
There is a grounds- well of discontent and agitation in Oyigbo local government area of Rivers State. The people are seriously complaining of marginalisation in the affairs of the state and now want to go back to Abia State from where they were carved out in 1976. Oyigbo local government was merged with Rivers State following federal government's acceptance of the report of the Justice Mamman Nasir boundary adjustment commission. Besides, they insist that they are Igbo and would be better catered for in a predominant Igbo territory. The people, under the aegis of Asa-Ndoki-Obigbo League, ANOL, have petitioned President Olusegun Obasanjo, alleging denial of social amenities such as electricity, pipe-borne water, motorable roads and hospital, among others. "Since we have been denied everything due to us, we must go back to our kith and kin in Abia State", they wrote in a petition dated February 18, 2000 and signed by Stanley Akaya and Johnson Ezenma, president and secretary-general respectively. In the petition, ANOL gave 17 reasons why the people want to go back to Abia State.
Here is a list of some of your greedy kinsmen who looted and ruined the fortune of this country. And this is your idea of 'One Nigeria' where you persistently rob Peter to perennially pay parasitic Paul, and still continue to spill innocent blood to maintain the status quo in the polity.
simtosul post: The question here really is the role these men and women played in the current state of Nigeria.
The List of Top 20 Most Corrupt Nigerian Leaders (dead/alive) below:
1. Oluesgun Obasanjo – He stole $25 billion from 1999-2007 ($16.4 from power sector alone)
2. Ibrahim Babangida – He stole $15 billion from 1985-1993 ($12.4 billion from oil wind fall in 1990) 3. Abdulsalam Abubakar – He stole $9 billion from 1998-99 4. Sani Abacha – He stole $7 billion from 1993-1998 5. Ahmed Bola Tinubu – He stole and continues to steal from Lagos State treasury since 1999 till date. It’s estimated that he has stolen $6 billion so far. 6. Muhammadu Buhari – He stole $2 billion from NNPC accounts in the ’70s and the money was traced to Midland bank (now HSBC), London. Under his watch as PTF Head, N25 billion got missing according to PTF Situation Report submitted to Abdusalam in 1999. 7. TY Danjuma – He fraudulently got enriched through oil blocks from the Niger Delta worth $20 million in the 70s after the counter coup. Those oil blocks worth billions of dollars in today’s value. 8. Sanusi Lamido Sanusi – He stole $1.2 billion as CBN Governor from 2008-2014. 9. Bukola Saraki – Through his father, Olukola Saraki, their bank, Societe Generale and as a governor of Kwara State (2003-20111) he stole $1.1 billion 10. Nasir El Rufai – Before he was made the FCT Minister, El Rufai was broke, homeless and was looking for loan to import taxis from the UK. After he was made the minister, he seized landed properties that belonged to Nigerians and resold them with huge profit. It’s estimated that he stole $1 billion from 2003-2007. 11. Tunde Fashola – He is the poster boy of Tinubu. Boht of them looted Lagos dried and left it in debt of about N1 billion. Fashola, among other thing built his personal website for N78 million, drilled borehole for over N100 million per each and built a kilometre road for N1 billion. He stole $900 million from 2007-2015. He’ll soon be a minister to continue the looting. 12. Chubike Rotimi Amaechi – From 2007 to 2015, he stole $700 million and $150 million from that money was used to sponsor Buhari and APC. 13. Atiku Abubakar – When he as asked by our reporter how he made his money, he simply said “he was always at the right place at the right time.” Atiku is an astute businessman, but through shady deals, he stole $500 million from 1999-2007. 14. James Ibori – He stole $150 million from 1999-2007 as governor of Delta State. He’s serving his term for money laundering in the UK. 15. Amina Mohammed – This woman was the founder of Afri-Project Consortium (APC) that was in charge of all PTF Projects during Abacha’s regime. About $125 million was stolen from PTF accounts from 1994-1998. Buhari has just nominated the same woman as a minister to continue to stealing. 16. DSP Alamieyeseigha – He stole $120 million and was arrested for money laundering. He pleaded guilty and long served his term. 17. Sule Lamido – He stole $110 million between 2007-2015 and out of that amount, $50 million was found in his sons’ bank accounts. He was arrested and detained for days together with his sons. 18. Rabui Kwankwaso – He stole $100 million as a governor of Kano State. EFCC has arrested many of his aides and they are “singing” how they siphoned the money 19. Kashium Shettima – this governor has stolen about $80 million and still counting. 20. Rauf Aregbesola – he has milked Osun State to the tune of $60 million. 21. Kayode Fayemi – this former governor stole $40 million and stashed some part of the loot in Ghana. He was reportedly bought a bed for N50 million. Note: The likes of President Goodluck Jonathan and key members of his administration including the former Minister of Petroleum are missing.
Lying propagandist of a juju-infested tribe, to educate you and keep the records straight read this excerpt by one of your own - Waheed B. on HOW YORUBA TRADITIONAL RULERS CONNIVED WITH ABACHA TO ROB MKO ABIOLA OF HIS MANDATE:
Traditional rulers have lost the political authority that they hitherto enjoyed. They are now mere ceremonial rulers. Except for the semblance of royalty and obvious opulence associated with some of them, it is not out of place to say that some royal fathers have become obvious embarrassment to their subjects by desecrating their royal and ancestral stools. The Yoruba have not forgotten in a hurry how some of their traditional rulers connived with the military junta to ensure that the annulment of June 12 election victory of late Chief MKO Abiola was not reversed. Some of them did not fare better, under the late General Sani Abacha, probably the most enigmatic and despotic ruler to have ever piloted the affairs of Nigeria. Under his reign, Nigeria was in political and military quagmire. Even his deputy at a time, Gen. Oladipo Diya, was caught in Abacha’s web of bestial conspiracy following his alleged involvement in a hoax coup. Diya was on his way to the Golgota. To drum up support for his evil machination, Abacha needed the support of Yoruba monarchs to nail Diya’s coffin. Quite a number of them were invited to the seat of power to watch the video of how Diya knelt, cried and begged Abacha, who was the protagonist, in the theatre of absurdity, to spare his life. Diya, according to some Yoruba monarchs, was the obvious mastermind of the coup. It was a case of dog eating dog. Abacha achieved his sinister aim using some Yoruba monarchs. Many years after that portentous Abacha era, Lagos monarch, Oba Riliwanu Akiolu, had revealed the role he played as a commissioner of police in the alleged bribery of some Yoruba monarchs by Abacha to frustrate the actualisation of the mandate given to Abiola.
NAIJASOM: For me personally, it's fundamentally about what type of country will I leave for my children and grandchildren. Sadly, Nigeria embodies the opposite.
I have finally accepted that we are not one and will never be. I have a higher chance of being killed in Nigeria by a fellow country man than outside the country. In other countries, if I become very successful, I am a role model but in Nigeria, they will porposefully create policies to attack my success. One Nigeria indeed.
CreamyBanana: That is nothing but the truth. I am a Yoruba man from Ondo state but I must say that Yoruba are the most wicked and hypocritical tribe in the world. Don't take their smile as love. They are the devil himself.
A Yoruba man will be laughing with you and be killing you at the same time. All the lecturers I ever had problems with were not only Yoruba but from the same state with me. They will be showing you around as their own brother but behind your back, they will be planning on how to destroy you and make sure you never reach their standards.
Yorubas prefer to destroy their own rather than help them. They don't want those below them to succeed. They always promise and fail. If a Yoruba man promise you a job, just forget it. You will just be wasting your time reminding him.
I have got more helps from Igbos and Hausas than even those that claim to be uncles. The only thing they are good at is making promises that they will never fulfil.
When I was looking for admission, it was an Igbo man that I did not even know from Adams that helped simply because he thought I was Igbo. A Yoruba man will never do that for his brother. Instead, they will be looking for every possible ways to bring him down.
My sister had problems with her supervisor who was a Yoruba man. But I never had a problem with my own supervisor who was a Hausa man. I don't hate my people. I just hate their hypocrisy. People from other tribes are busy building their people and taking over our lands while we scheme on how to destroy ourselves.
I am in Ife. Please, anyone in Ife should go to Lagere now. All Igbos and Hausas have opened shop while my brothers are still sleeping and scheming evil against one another.
In Ilorin, Igbos, Hausas and Chinese have taken over everything because they keep on grooming and helping their brothers. Yorubas do not know how to build. They only know how to destroy one another.
Do you know Igbos secrets of how they are taking over Lagos? Because, they will own a shop, train their clansman for a while and help him set up his own business. They are spreading while we are shouting instead of helping ourselves.
dominique: I'm Yoruba and I painfully agree to some of the things said by the Op. When it comes to being your brother's keeper, most Yorubas are lacking in that regards. My mum told me of an experience she had when her car got stuck in mud. It was the Yoruba guys that told her to pass that area that the road is not that bad. When she did and got stuck, they demanded to push out the car for a fee. She got angry and told them that rather than pay them, she would look for other people to push out the car and pay them. While she was still tongue-lashing them, two Igbo (not sure of their tribe sha) guys came out from their shop and helped her push out the car. She offered them money and they declined. She felt so ashamed for her people, I also felt ashamed. I won't say my people are evil tho. Evil knows no tribe or religion.
Yoruba e ronu tunwada (think and change your acts)
bakynes: Am Yoruba and you can confirm from my previous comments. I agree with the OP on the point that we don't help ourselves. Even while I was in the UK, I could notice the trend among Yorubas. Indians, Jamaicans, Ghanaians help their brothers and sisters to come to the UK and help them get papers but We Yorubas even report our fellow brothers to the Home office, we don't accommodate our family members new in a foreign country for more than 6 months. WhIle in Nigeria I met with a lot of family friends who had companies but they kept on promising on helping me secure a job. Majority not all like to see you down and want you to keep begging them for money than helping you stand on your own. Igbos on the otherhand setup their brothers to stand on their own.
Truckpusher: That's something else entirely my friend.
Aren't we always one when we leave the shores of Africa?
Relax , we are neigbors and we have intermarried for ages that doesn't change the fact that we are different too. But making a blanket statement as it concerns the entire ethnic group of Rivers State is entirely inappropriate to say the least. I hope you're aware that most of the cultural attributes and names was as a result of your attempt to embark on internal colonization of these people which backfired during the war? Yes , there was an attempt in the old Eastern region to colonize the indegenous people of Rivers State - Why were they teaching our grandfathers and fathers Igbo schools and used it as a means of communication in trade ?Was Igbo intelligible to everyone in this region back then before you claim it was part of the old eastern region.
What an "ijaw" told an Ndoki man: "A special class of Ijaws were created. As an Ndoki man I was always told that I am 'Ijaw' in Ibo land. With the Amnesty program I was no longer 'Ijaw'. I remember having a conversation with a former President of Ijaw National Congress. He debunked my 'Ijaw' heritage by telling me that I was more Ibo. He explained that for political purposes he could accept me as Ijaw but ‘in the economic sense you are not Ijaw.’ I retorted that I am proud to be Ibo." https://www.nairaland.com/2739130/ndoki-ijaw-only-political-purpose---ijaw
Truckpusher: There are lots of Igbo guys , nairalanders who knew me on personally to my bedroom and I do not hide my displeasure before them on how ignorant few like you folks are spreading falsehood here.
Once again , I'm an Ogba man Egi man to be precise and my name is obi and I do not have anything in common with the Igbos except as a Nigerian.
realkendy: [b]AT TRUCKPUSHER Enough of the insult on igbos,you've been whinning and calling igbos names simply because of little misunderstanding you had with few people. Stop ranting online, leave the Internet,go out n let your voice be heard.You may be older than Nnamdi Kanu who already has a voice. What have you done for your people as an individual.You are here abusing people as the Internet nairaland politics warrior that you are. I pity those igbos who give attention to all these people who sit behind a moniker to rant.Where were you when the said protest was taking place.Come out of the Internet n challenge them like a fellow man.Is it the Igbos on nairaland that carried out the protest?Whats with the abuse on igbos. Feeling funky now,...I don't blame u.
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