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rufukuku
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Umunna Ummune, People

Greetings to all; especially to the BNW group who set-up the site.

The yoruba people in their stupidity through their control of the IBRU Guardian have been trumpeting their Education superiority. As clearly shown by the link below:

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This is mere propaganda. Getting jobs in the Guardian, where it is full of ones kinsmen is no sign of great academic prowess or intellectualism.
It is mere nepotism based on the displacement of the igbo peoples after the war.

We as N'digbo must not loss this fight. As Josef Goebbels noted, if you repeat lies for longer enough, it becomes the truth (this not a literal translation - but the meaning is clear).

The importance of challenging this falsehood is that the Yoruba use this plain sophism to claim Jobs that should be N'digbos. Another point, the world media are being to accept this falsehood, especially the BBC.

As the article above shows the Igbos compete and win. The yoruba starts competing but fail.

The intellectual powerhouse in Nigeria is the N'digbo. Those oduduwas that do not want to be overshadowed, should declare Oduduwa republic.

UMU EBO KA ndi Yoruba

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A battle was lost but the battles will go on until we win the war.

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Aluko once suggested that Igbo males should go to school more.
Of course in the usual patronising manner. The ensuing debate uncovered it was the yorubas who needed Aluko's advice!

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rufukuku,
A big welcome to BNW. I believe that it was Joseph Goebells the Nazi Propaganda ministry who said that a lie which is often repeated becomes accepted as truth. That seems to be the hope of the Ngbati press. The writer of the article needs to be commended. We need more people to be writing and exposing the Ngbati press for what they are, a propaganda tool. Note how they have been silent in critising the headhunters of yorubaland.

Someone once said that a lie is like a sprinter, very quick to take off, but tires after a short distance, while the truth is a long distance runner, slow to start, with lots of stamina, and which very soon overtakes the lie and in so doing wins the race.

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