To class you in the same category as Ntiwa will honestly be a disservice to the young man. At least he did not come in here screeching about orji the murdering thief kalu. He came in as a one-man war machine and that I admire unlike you who from get go started crying about the possibility that your freeloading days are numbered, lazy leech!
The orji kalu cry about markus the nonentity will like people to see him as someone serious enough to be paid attention to with his kalu rhetoric but I got news for this bedbug and stuttering lying SOB, markus! I wonder who told this ant that I’m envious of Ntiwa whom I defended just hours (72 maybe) ago? Ntiwa’s problem if you ask me is his self glorifying persona which ochiwar pointed out as he has under few days told the world about his late masters degree and million dollars empire. If he wants to address me, he’s man enough to do that, he does not need your please join me trap, little one. Apart from the stealing buffoon of Abia state, also known as orji the bumbling idiot kalu, I’ve no issues with Ntiwa if he wants to address me he knows how to as I said since I do not respond to veiled nonsense so leave him out of your hungry search for food. At least he has told us how comfortably rich he is but you, ha! All the folks reading these chats know that yours is hunger driven and I cannot say the same about Ntiwa who you have succeeded in drawing into your mad hunt for free meal and shelter with your orji will rule you wail. People like you and orji the crook kalu who deemed it ok to insult the sensibilities of the great Igbo men and women who fought the awusa/Yoroba to a standstill are the same fools that would want someone like Ntiwa to believe that you’re fighting the Biafran/Igbo cause when it suited your limited world. You are willing tools who have become USEFUL IDIOTS for Igbo adversaries. It did not take long for you blinded fool to loose grounds the moment you came here firing orji this that. You have no idea how many great minds that read things on BNW daily and these intelligent men and men can point out a lemon miles away, MONKEY!! Sometimes ago also, I read where you, markus the crook weber puked fun at those who eat burger in the U.S. unbeknownst to you that the damned thing together with sausage were alien to the US prior to the migration of Germans who escaped Germany after the first world war for greener pastures in the good old USA. Shows how much, aside from stolen monies we know, isn’t that right? Be also reminded that it is you and your marauding gang of vandals who boast about their bought educational achievements that make the comic effect in nigeria interesting.
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1. HIS APOLOGY ON THE NIGERIA-BIAFRA WAR (on behalf of Igbo?)
2. HIS APOLOGY TO CHIEF. ANENIH (By the way, any one with the last name "ANENIH" from Edo States gives me the creeps.
3. HIS INCESSANT RANTINGS ABOUT THE THREAT TO HIS LIFE (Begins to appear like a cry of wolf).
4. HIS DENIAL OF THE INTERVIEW HE GAVE TO ELENDU.COM ABOUT "OBJ IS A KILLER" (A lot of denials indeed).
5. Also, the recent statement he made after the death of Stella, about not criticising OBJ again was very disturbing.
To me, these are his greatest blunders.
To have the effontery to bark at "Almighty?" Obasanjo, I adore him, unlike boot-lickers like Chi-Boy.
HAVING SAID ALL THESE, I STILL DON'T BELIEVE THAT HE IS SUCH A THIEF AS SOME OF YOU GUYS WOULD WANT US TO BELIEVE. I BELIEVE THAT OBJ WOULD HAVE NAILED HIM SINCE IF IT COULD BE PROVED.
FOR SOME OF YOUR ANGELS, REMEMBER THE FAMOUS CHINESE PROVERB "A man is not honest simply because he never had a chance to steal".
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I am not in this forum to take sides. I give details of things I witnessed or at best, my personal opinions. The last thing I want is to join issues with anybody about anybody.
Orji Kalu does not feed or pay my bills. I don't owe him anything. I am content with what I have.
Besides, other than the perks of government, Kalu is not by far wealthier than me.
According to a Chinese proverb, "A wise man makes his own decisions; An ignorant man follows the public opinion".
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I am so elated by what you posted and believe me I too share those same concerns about kalu. My disappointment and anger towards him started after his many insulting actions towards Biafra/MASSOB, and everything you so eloquently stated about him. What you are seeing is my last resort just to pique the little boy, markus' baby feelings. A scroll back on this thread will show you that it was never my intention to join the kalu bashing so openly until that starving markus refused to let reason prevail. I have younger ones (Bola/Ik, Stanley and others I don’t feel comfortable mentioning, probability exist that you too might know them) who look up to me, who are no match to me on all fronts among the inner friends of kalu. Believe me, I too know quite a few things about the young man. I care less about his money, assets wealth so on, my interest solely rests on the pronouncements and antics that in your wisdom you were able to share. Nnaa, Chineke gozie gi. Do the room a favor please, teach markus how not to make an ass of himself. I'll repost yours just in case.
quote: THE THINGS I DISLIKE ABOUT GOV. KALU.
1. HIS APOLOGY ON THE NIGERIA-BIAFRA WAR (on behalf of Igbo?)
2. HIS APOLOGY TO CHIEF. ANENIH (By the way, any one with the last name "ANENIH" from Edo States gives me the creeps.
3. HIS INCESSANT RANTINGS ABOUT THE THREAT TO HIS LIFE (Begins to appear like a cry of wolf).
4. HIS DENIAL OF THE INTERVIEW HE GAVE TO ELENDU.COM ABOUT "OBJ IS A KILLER" (A lot of denials indeed).
5. Also, the recent statement he made after the death of Stella, about not criticising OBJ again was very disturbing.
To me, these are his greatest blunders.
To have the effontery to bark at "Almighty?" Obasanjo, I adore him, unlike boot-lickers like Chi-Boy.
HAVING SAID ALL THESE, I STILL DON'T BELIEVE THAT HE IS SUCH A THIEF AS SOME OF YOU GUYS WOULD WANT US TO BELIEVE. I BELIEVE THAT OBJ WOULD HAVE NAILED HIM SINCE IF IT COULD BE PROVED.
FOR SOME OF YOUR ANGELS, REMEMBER THE FAMOUS CHINESE PROVERB "A man is not honest simply because he never had a chance to steal".
"Orji Kalu does not feed or pay my bills. I don't owe him anything. I am content with what I have." I never made this point, Ntiwa. No need for that.
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ntiwa 1, you have answered this anti-igbo paid agent directly, but you see that will not help at all- i am saying from my expierence here.the more you try to use kindergatting illustration to display the fact to this guy, the more he is showing you that he is nothing but a programmed Roboter (zoombie) under remote control by unseen forces to execute specific ill calculated agends! see:
Meodua you asked: ................................... Does Ednut not have entitlement to his opinions too? You cannot be for the courts when dealing with the criminal side of kalu then apply jungle justice on others like chimaroke whose major problem is his epileptic efulefu support for obasanjo's bunkum, utterances and lifestyle ala wife hammerer and stuff. I'm done. ........................................
Ntiwa 1 explains with kindergatten illustrations: ................................................ I know Kalu personally before he became the governor. I met Chimaroke when he applied for a job in some hospital in Chicago (I will not disclose the name here for obvious reasons). Chi-boy gave PDP $100,000 to be nominated. He could not come with the whole money because even after selling his house in U.S and the applicable taxes, closing costs, etc; he had little or nothing left. It was Jim Nwobodo that came to his rescue.
Unlike Chi-boy, Kalu had multi-million dollars empire before he became the governor. .........................................
Markus comment: but 2day just 5 years after becoming gov, chi-boy together with sister exellency controls ebeano group thats worths tens of Billions of naira!!!!. 5 years ago, he could hardly donate 500 dollars in any occasion! but today....!!!
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quote: What's the fuss all about? The main problem against people like Orji Kalu and I, is that we are victims of envy, jealousy from other young Igbo "blood" because we made it at a very young age. I can understand what he is going through. ..........................Ntiwa 1
o yes my Bro thats is it!! that is it!! that is it! that is it oooooo!! nothing more nothing less oo!!. could you believe that even till this moment, i could still not pinpoint exactly what these programmed Zoombies Mebiafra and igbblood are accusing the guy-Kalu of. they will continue reeling out uncountable names upon name: kalu criminal.., thief..., corrupt..killer....armed robber....alcoholica...coward...mediocre...idiot...stupid.....illitrate...no PhD man....Madman.....desperado...Woman raper...nonentity......! ..... criminal...fake...real....devil...witch... usw....usw.......... and so on, so on, so on..!!
all these thousands of Accusations,without a single proof even a child in day care, will sense the folly, but you see, the anti Igbo extracts that they are working for, paid them according to the number of anti orji kalu desciples they were able to make and indocrinate via internet, thats why they could not see the folly in their execution partern!. thats also explain the reason why anybody who try to ask them for evidence or try to express his opinion like you and i did: they will react with Intimidation! intimidation!, but come of it, no force can intimidate me in expressing my mind for it is a natural gift of God! ironically, these are guys who claimed that they are here in internet only to fight for a biafran nation, were there will be Democracy, freedom of speech,no injustice, no selective justice, rule of law and oder, no discrimination of any kind, supreme rule of law....,no jungle justice...no third Term...no manipulation of constitution for selfish reasons...etc
thats is why i told you the opportunist Mebiafra and his parochial (CIW) comrades in the wilderness are not only anti biafran struggle, but also enemy within and pretenders. call them spies or sabo if you like.
As they say all politics is local. orji uzo kalu was selected by the nigerians to provide government services for Igbo citizens in his jurisdiction. But everybody in the local area is complaining that he has not produced. The record of his activities confirm this. The roads are in a horrible state of disrepair; services already budgeted for are at best epileptic. There's even evidence that he hires contractors who paint the roads black to be washed off soon and then disappear with the money. That is criminal!
So what has he been doing in government house all these years. That he knows George Bush and Tony Blair is a good thing, but don't you think he's jumping ahead of the game?
The people are dissatisfied with his performance and they're complaining. You are here defending this incompetent man and attacking those who point out his errors as acting out of envy for his personal wealth. No one here is against rich people who have made their money in business. Ordinarily, orji kalu's wealth should be a plus as he seeks higher positions in Igboland. But asking us to ignore his bad record in office and poor strategy, including his unguarded utterances and to support him for additional responisbilities on behalf of the Igbo is a real leap. NdiIgbo do not operate that way even if nigeria has no use for the merit system.
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Saturday 26th November, 2005 HOME | Previous Page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kalu’s campaign for moral regeneration
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Since the advent of the present democracy, corruption has become an albatross in the socio-economic development of the country. Aside its moral opprobrium, the wide spread and entrench status of corruption in Nigeria tends to stultify economic policies and programmes aimed at improving the living condition of Nigerians.
Governor Kalu has been in the forefront of the campaign for moral regeneration. His crusade for moral regeneration is aimed at wiping out corruption from our land and inculcating among Nigerians the virtue of honesty, dedication and hard-work.
Kalu was first to canvass for removal of immunity clause in the constitution to try all those covered by section 308 of the constitution.
Kalu sees corruption as the unyielding obstacles in the path of Nigeria’s development. It is evident that the traits of lust, greed and graft have developed by leaps and bounds among Nigerians.
The Abia Chief Executive, as a man who built his reputation by dent of hard-work is worried that a nation like Nigeria whose international image was hitherto relatively broadened has had this well cultivated international profile regrettably dampened by some negative and dubious enterprises by certain Nigerians as well as an incredible scale of national blunders. This legend of our time sees also as political corruption the prevalence of elitist military despots and sit-tight dictators, which no doubt has equally diminished Nigeria’s international stature to an embarrassing level.
There is no doubt that one who has been in the forefront in the war against corruption in Nigeria is Governor Orji Uzor Kalu of Abia State. He was the first public officer who openly declared his assets in line with constitutional requirement and went ahead to call for the removal of the immunity clause in the constitution (Daily Times Editorial of February 18, 2003). To ensure that absolute power does not corrupt absolutely as well as to ensure there is accountability, Governor Kalu argued that there is the need to expunge Section 308 of the 1999 constitution that grants immunity to certain category public office holders.
Is it possible for Kalu to be corrupt and still canvass for the removal of immunity clause in the constitution three years ago? The answer is capital No. It is not possible for a person in a glass house to throw stone. He cannot be immersed in official misconduct and still call for the removal of immunity clause. He knows what the law says and cannot be involved in illegal acquisition of wealth. It is therefore on record that before politicians who are seeking for relevance in the Nigeria political landscape started talking of removal of immunity clause; Kalu had already started the crusade. So those accusing Governor Kalu of corruption are only giving a dog a bad name in order to hang it.
Critically examining the merits of Kalu call for the removal of immunity clause, the Daily Times Editorial of February 18, 2003 described the call as patriotic and deserving of attention. Specifically, Kalu and others are asking for an amendment of Section 308 of the constitution, which confers immunity on the president, vice president, governors and deputy governors. The immunity against both civil and criminal proceedings is valid for the period during which the person holds such office or required to perform the functions of the office.
According to section 308 of the constitution, no criminal and civil proceedings shall be instituted against any public officer. In other words, irrespective of their alleged misdemeanor, infraction or offence, the person covered by immunity shall not be arrested or imprisoned during that period either in pursuance of the process of any court or otherwise. Kalu at an impressive ceremony where he openly declared his assets, argued that government account must be subjected to close scrutiny by external auditors. He argued that for public officers to hide under the cloak of immunity to plunder public resources, emasculate political opponents or ride through corridors of power as if it were some personal estates runs counter to the spirits, principle and ethics of true democracy.
It is disheartening that President Olusegun Obasanjo has joined, three years later to call for the expunge of the immunity clause. The President canvassed strongly for the removal of immunity clause in the constitution when he pressed for the trial of the Governor of Plateau State Chief Joshua Dariye for alleged financial crimes. Today, many others have seen that what Governor Kalu saw many years ago and have openly joined in advocating for the removal of immunity of governors. President Obasanjo and his ministers are always accusing governors of misappropriation, diverting of public funds to their personal use including siphoning of such funds abroad.
For example, a year ago, the Minister of State for Finance Mrs. Esther Nenadi accused governors of corruption. The chairman of (EFCC), Alhaji Nuhu Ribadu recently at a public function also accused governors of misappropriation of public funds.
Considering the gravity and persistence of such allegations, there is need to look critically at Governor Kalu’s persistent call for the removal of immunity so that defaulting governors can be prosecuted. Generalizing that governors are corrupt is not the way forward. It is like giving a dog a bad name in order to hang it. Rather, those affected should be prosecuted to stop accusing every governor of corruption.
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Amadi o, o sir!, no who told you that i said you should support Kalu! he is a thief, criminal..devil ..whatever. he dont need your support to.. see: quote: According to Chief Ojukwu, for as long as there is a struggle for the emancipation of the Igbo race, he will always opt for Kalu to champion the cause because he is a true son of Igbo land.
Chief Ojukwu, who sympathized with Governor Kalu over the persecutions he has had to go through in the course of his many actions on behalf of the Igbo urged him not to relent but to move on steadfastly assuring him of his support at all times.
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so ikemba is annointing a criminal as his successor in igbo affairs???!!, were are our spineless professors, Ph.Ds, docs etc, why? why? so amadi o, over to you, answer
What I am feeling now is what every dreamer who sees his dreams come to fruition feels. I have often fantasized about a seemingly most unlikely scenario yet before my very eyes, the pieces are beautifully falling into place.
It all began about two months ago when I read in almost all the major dailies that Dim Chukwuwmwka Odumegwu Ojukwu, Biafran Warlord and as far as I am concerned, the Ezeigbo Gburugburu, had received in audience, Abia State Governor, Dr. Orji Uzor Kalu after which he gave a tacit support to his (Kalu’s) presidential project.
I immediately saw a paradigm shift; at last, the Ezeigbo Gburugburu has anointed a worthy successor. Dim Ojukwu was and still remains the most enigmatic and charismatic Igboman alive today.
Orji Uzor Kalu on the other hand has long since represented everything Ojukwu stood for in his youth. Fiery, energetic, fearless, bold, courageous, eloquent and above all, having the fire of Igbo liberation coursing through his veins.
I have long since fantasized that by some miracle, Ojukwu will adopt Orji Kalu as his heir apparent and hand over the mantle of Igbo leadership to him in due course. I also fantasized that other notable Igbo leaders will also endorse Kalu’s ascension to the throne.
I foresaw Dr. Alex Ekwueme, Chief Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu, M.C.K Ajuluchukwu, Ebitu Ukiwe, Ndubuisi Kanu, Joe Irukwu and a host of other Igbo leaders accepting Orji Uzor Kalu’s ascendancy to the throne of Igbo leadership. It was a tall order but nonetheless, I held on to that belief.
Unfolding circumstances have since revealed that my fantasies are afterall, workable realities. In his sitting room at Enugu, after deliberations with Kalu, Ojukwu was on camera telling Kalu and I quote:
“..for as long as there is a struggle on going for the liberation of the Igbos, I will chose you to lead the Igbos in that struggle… everything that is required in a struggle, you epitomize and I thank God for having created you”.
By no means whatsoever would you describe Dim Ojukwu as a frivolous person. Even at over 70, Dim Ojukwu’s fecundity of mind and eloquence still inspires awe amongst his ardent followers who are in their millions.
For him to make such pronouncements, it means it truly came from his heart. As clearly as I had fantasized, the pieces are falling into place.
I then decided that I was going to privately follow Kalu’s movements, utterances and actions to see how he handles the Ojukwu endorsement. I got a reliable insider to inform me whenever the governor was to make a significant move on the Igbo presidency project so I can be physically present at the occasion.
Two weeks ago, Kalu made a move. He went to Okoh, the country home of Second Republic Vice-President, Dr. Alex Ekwueme to see the septuagenarian elderstatesman.
The way Kalu was received at the Ekwueme’s home brought such joy to my heart. He was received like a son who was visiting his father after a long sojourn abroad. Delectable Mrs. Beatrice Ekwueme let everyone present know that Dr. Kalu is her beloved son in whom she is well pleased.
Father and son went in for a closed door session that lasted over two hours and at the end of the deliberations, they both emerged cheerfull. All went well. Kalu left and promised to work on what Dr. Ekwueme had told him.
I expected a move from Orji Kalu after the Okoh meeting and I wasn’t disappointed. He is a master strategist to the core. My informant tipped me off to the fact that Dr. Kalu was billed to meet with Ojukwu at Enugu the weekend after the Okoh meeting.
As sure as clock-work, Sunday, November 20, 2005, at about 2:00pm, a flurry of vehicular maneuverings announced the arrival of Governor Kalu at Ojukwu’s new haven abode. They deliberated for two hours and Ojukwu walked Kalu to his car and bade everyone good bye.
That was how it remained until a week later, Sunday November 27, 2005, when Ojukwu stormed Government House, Umuahia with a powerful delegation to continue with the deliberations. Following my usual tip-off, I was at Government House, Umuahia to see things for myself.
Present at the Umuahia meeting were Dr. Walter Ofonagoro, Prof. J.C Ogbonnaya, Dr. Sam Igwe Eke, Col. Emma Nwobosi, Chief John Nnia Nwodo Jnr. Chief Ikedi Ohakim, Chief Empire Kanu, Simeon O.Udunka, Senator Uche Chukwumerije, Senator Chris Adighije, Chief Offiah Nwali, Chief Victor Umeh, Chief Uzodinma Okpara and several other notable Igbo leaders.
Ikemba Ojukwu and his team then went in for a marathon meeting with Governor Kalu. The meeting, which was held at the Governor’s Lodge, Government House, Umuahia, commenced at about 5pm and lasted for over 6 hours.
Dim Ojukwu, who arrived Government House, Umuahia at about 4:00pm went straight to the Governor’s Lodge were he was received by Governor Kalu.
At the end of the meeting, Ojukwu rebuffed several attempts by journalists to know his mission in Umuahia promising however that as soon as the ongoing consultations and dialogues are concluded, Nigerians will know that the Igbos are serious about taking their destiny into their own hands.
Reliable sources however quoted Ojukwu’s Chief of Staff, Col. Emeka Nwobosi (Rtd.) as saying that the meeting was centred on the need for Igbos to be united in their bid to clinch the presidency of Nigeria in 2007.
Dim Ojukwu was also quoted to have described the Abia State Governor, Dr. Orji Uzor Kalu as an Igbo man to the core whom he will support for as long as there is a struggle to liberate the Igbos from marginalization.
At the end of the Umuahia meeting I had a sudden feeling of exhilaration and if not for the sanctity of the secure surroundings where I was, I would have broken out in my village dance.
I saw a classic outplaying of my dream. Dim Ojukwu is with Kalu, Dr. Alex Ekwueme is discussing with him, M.C.K Ajuluchukwu was with him till death. Clement Akpamgbo says he is the one. His Senators are with him and indeed, Abians are with him.
In Anambara State, he is idolized, he built a road for a community in Imo State, he is building an Office Block for a Catholic Institute in Enugu. Indeed, he is a hero in Igboland.
At last, at long last, the jigsaw is falling into place. I am watching, I am waiting. When it all falls into place, remember that I said so first. That is all I ask.
Mr. Ezekwesili is a freelance Journalist based in Enugu.
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THE GREATEST THREAT TO BIAFRANS IS OJUKWU. THE MAN DOES NOT KNOW WHAT EXACTLY HE WANTS. THIS ASSERTION IS BASED ON THE FOLLOWING REASONS:
1. HIS PROTRACTED ROMANCE WITH LATE DICTATOR ABACHA.
2. HIS ROMANCE WITH OBASANJO WHENEVER THINGS ARE GOOD. HE EVEN REFERS TO OBJ AS A "friend". A friend? After all the genocide?
3. HE RIDES ON THE BACK OF THE "IGBO HORSE" WHENEVER THINGS ARE BAD. FOR INSTANCE (His passport palaver, SSS invitation, APGA crisis, National Conference).
I THINK THAT OJUKWU IS VERY SELFISH, AND THE WORST AND OPPORTUNIST. I STILL BELIEVE THAT HE IS PLAYING HIS OWN GAME, USING PAST GLORY AS THE MACHINERY. I WHOLEHEARTEDLY BELIEVE THAT HE IS NOT TELLING IGBO PEOPLE THE TRUTH.
I THINK THAT OJUKWU IS CHEAP AND COULD BE BOUGHT OVER EASIER THAN MOST IGBO PEOPLE WOULD LIKE TO BELIEVE.
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I guess your slowness never allowed you to see that Ntiwa understood my reason for being anti-kalu orji, it zoomed by you like a rocket? The response I gave to his listed reasons for not wanting to be a part of kalu satisfied him hence he has a handle why I too am upset with the fool you want the gentlemen and ladies here to sing along for. Trying to inject a little ABC of knowledge into the triangular skull of markus is almost like trying to extract apple juice from a Newspaper, not gonna happen. If Ikemba made some light commentaries about the stupid orji kalu Ndiigbo should take that as coming from a divine and immortal being and run with it? I’ll avoid the childlike trap to drag Ikemba whose usefulness could be said at best to be over and done with if I’m asked. As was highlighted here, he refers to obasanjo whom history has shown to be the worst Igbo basher as his “friend” and this should mean what to markus, that obasanjo is also a friend to Ndiigbo? I’ve to confess that when this orji follow-follow markus crashed here he had the soft side of me until he showed how dangerously hungry he is for free money in the name of shouting the loudest for the Abia mediocre to con his way into a higher office. The moment makus became evasive in answering easy questions posed by Igboblood to him, I knew right then and there that he is another dunce trying to hocus pocus his way into the minds of people and that I refused to let him get away with hence his daily whining about his nightmare, me. He might avail himself by taking advantage of the archives to know that before Ntiwa 1 of Igboland signed on my silent motto has been “asu akuwa shia akuwa shia - asi etiwa etiwa” making the urgent need for Ntiwa to replace the 1 suffix with 2 more than urgent. My goal is to “tiee otinkpu orji ka aki” (lol).
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quote: He might avail himself by taking advantage of the archives to know that before Ntiwa 1 of Igboland signed on my silent motto has been “asu akuwa shia akuwa shia - asi etiwa etiwa” making the urgent need for Ntiwa to replace the 1 suffix with 2 more than urgent. My goal is to “tiee otinkpu orji ka aki” (lol).
I AM NTIWA AKU 1 OF IGBOLAND . Not the kind of ntiwa you have in mind. ok?
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Thanks for clearing obviously I had the wrong interpretation in mind. So, ina Akuwa shi aku n'ala Igbo? Makwa cheta ndi ihe na eshiri ike n'ulo ka ina elete ha. Ndewo.
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Mebiafra: i am a Zoombie (Agent) quote; My goal is to “tiee otinkpu orji ka aki” (lol). .............mebiafra!(Self confession!)
O yes Meodua you have confirmed my Findings about you and your so called goal. you are not here to discuss facts, figures and reality on the ground but to do the hatchet Job of your Paymaster.i will like you to go a bit futher in your self confession atleast by hinting us how much the anti Igbo Forces paid you to “tiee otinkpu orji ka aki” in BNW.i know you are paid according to the Number of anti-Kalu disciples you were able to use this Medium to create. you are free to give us more insight..-with all due respect Sir!.
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markus, it's painfully sad that you've been waved off as lacking in real intelligence. If a poll is taken here or anywhere among the bonafides based on our individual utterances and antics regarding Igbo freedom, Biafra, MASSOB etc I bet you you'll been beaten hands down with your kalu the idiot cry. You should know that what's happening to his Bayelsa co-traveler in crime is a blue print of the fate that awaits the Abia crook, orji kalu. Somehow I feel sorry for the semi-illiterate for surrounding himself with a bunch of idiots who are doing more to harm his reputation than advance his unattainable ambition. You as a bad ambassador of the criminal orji kalu have single handedly caused him more bad publicity than I would have in years. Keep it up, boy!
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quote:Five Governors On London Police Arrest List FROM TUNDE OYEDOYIN, LONDON
BESIDES Governor Joshua Dariye of Plateau State, at least five other state governors cannot go to London without risking arrest on money laundering charges.
Three of the governors are from the South-South zone of the country, one from the Southeast and the last from the Southwest.
The governors, according to investigation, will surely be "guests" of the Metropolitan Police and the same humiliating treatment given to the impeached Governor Diepreye Alamieyeseigha "awaits these five anytime they come to London."
One of the governors was referred to "as a crook," by a detective who spoke to The Guardian in London. According to the detective, "some of these people became governors and within a week, they became very rich."
About a month ago, one police source had disclosed that a governor from the Southwest "was being investigated" because he has fallen out with his professed political godfather.
But the two detectives, who were asked to confirm this last week, eliminated his name from the list of governors they (Police) would want to speak to on arrival in London.
At the time of giving the lead, the police source had said, "I'm not very sure; they're still investigating, to see if he (governor) is using people to bring in money. But they're not very sure."
When last week The Guardian put forward the governor's name to the detectives, who would only speak under anonymity, both shook their heads, saying, "he's not there."
However, when, about two weeks ago, the names of three PDP governors - one from the Southeast angling for higher office in 2007; and the other two from the South-South - were scribbled for confirmation, one detective looked at the list, nodded his head, before saying:
"I'm not going to comment on those three, but I can definitely tell you that if one of those three ever comes here, he will be picked up. We'll arrest him on suspicion of money laundering."
A couple of days after speaking to the first detective, The Guardian met his colleague and this time, the Southwest governor's name topped the list of the three governors presented to him.
On looking at the list, he didn't get a buzz on seeing the name of the governor. But as he held the list to examine the other two names penciled down, he gave several nods.
Following a hunch, the name of a very active governor from the Southwest was scribbled on the notebook and on seeing what was written, the detective looked at the reporter and kept mum for some seconds.
Is he there? He was asked. Reluctantly, the detective said, "we know about him, but I'm not going to make any comments."
Underneath that governor's name was that of the Southeast, and on waiting for the four-letter word being scribbled, the detective just gave a nod.
And lastly, when the name of another South-South governor - one of those s
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