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Comment on Soludo: Decision time for Yar’adua by sani

sani — Sat, 25 Apr 2009 23:23:42 +0000

What is wrong with nigeria and nigerians? Northern leaders uve heard and seen…idan kunga dama ku gyara idan kunki,a haka zamu tafi atayi mana mulkin mallaka.ALLAH yaji kan abacha…

Comment on Soludo: Decision time for Yar’adua by cjwduke

cjwduke — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 00:39:33 +0000

Wow !! You are one pissed of dude.

You may or may not like the man and find
him offensive in his manner.

But you have said nothing about his policies

Have they helped or harmed if they have
harmed then say so and why ?.

if he has stolen then what is the evidence
that brings you to that conclusion ?

If he is to be replaced
what should the new person do to make
the situation better

You are blessed with a forum to express your
opinions and ideas
and people want to read what you write.

It is a shame that you are always to angry
to add some more constructive ideas to your
obvious eloquence.

Comment on Re: Soludo: Why the North would miss him by alika

alika — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 03:41:30 +0000

After reading your article on Charles Seludo, I felt pity for you and other northerners who think alike. It is painful that you are reminding the Igbos of certain things which they have been struggling to forget: that an average Igbo man started with 20 pounds in 1970. The northerners having clinged to power for the better part of the existence of Nigeria should be ashamed of themselves for what they have done to this giant. You have reduced the nation to a country of beggers and you dare open your dirty mouth to insult those who are trying to repair the damage. The Igbos I must assure you are survivalists and you cannot take that away from them, so if I were you, I would get close to an Igbo man and learn from his survival instincts, rather than killing myself with envy and jealousy. If you want to see the magic wand an Igboman can wave, make him the president or give him an oppurtunity to create his own country. Let me tell you for the final time that whatever the Igboman has, he got out of hardwok, self determination and the courage to endure pain. I live in France, I work tirelessly night and day, I send money back to my home town to construct a building for me and when I get bact there you start getting jealous and I ask what kind of people are these Hausa goats. I want to use this chance once more to tell you that the Igbos of today are not the same with those of 1969, so don,t try no shit. We will be better prepared next time you come with you dagger and koboko.

Comment on Mr. President, we’re running out of patience by \')/*

\')/* — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 21:47:24 +0000

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