Culled from Naij.com

I doubt its validity though!!


The Yorubas Are Traitors, And I Don't Care About The Loss Of Northern Blood - Asari Dokubo


The Niger Delta militant leader Asari Dokubo yesterday said that after Goodluck Jonathan’s term in office is over they will take their oil away.

Asar Dokubo made the threat in a 20-minute phone conversation with Dr Peregrino Brimah, the Sahara Reporters correspondent.

Brimah reports that the conversation was a very heated one, which ranged from the topic of Boko Haram to the 2015 national elections.

Asari Dokubo was said to be unrepentant and aggressive in his total support for the rule of President Jonathan.

Below is Brimah’s account of the conversation between the two.


Alhaji Mujaheed Dokubo-Asari
I told him that at a time I had respected him (Dokubo) but now he has lost all my respect; asking how much money would make him support a killer leadership. I asked how insensitive he was witnessing how Jonathan’s corruption had undermined the army and how the president’s failures (not complying with the Paris summit agreement to station 700 troops to defend the border) directly led for instance to the death of over 2500 defenseless Nigerians at Baga.


He mentioned Fulani.

I asked what the poor Kanuri fishermen and farmers of Baga had to do with a so-called Fulani thing.

He responded that the killings were in the north and he had no business or care about that. He further cited wars in other places and the example of Libya and the sack of Moammar Gaddafi.

I told him that in those cases there was not an inebriated and cluelessly corrupt government that caused the preventable wars and asked him why then does he support Jonathan who disgraced Africa being the first African leader to support the NATO destruction of Gaddafi and Libya in effect, while great leaders like Jacob Zuma stood behind Libya.

He said something about having trained in Libya and accused General Buhari, chief opposition candidate of receiving funds for his presidential campaign in 2011 from Gaddafi.


I did not understand his point, because I supported Gaddafi and Libya against the colonialist sponsored invasion and have no grouse with Gaddafi.

I insisted; that why will he support a Jonathan who aided the hegemonists destroy North Africa by sacking Gaddafi, now leading to the proliferation of arms and instability in the entire region.

I went on to ask him how much he had been paid and what this money was worth, that it made him sell his soul for a hopeless candidate.

He continued a tirade against the North, the “Gambari’s” and the Yorubas, saying all were traitors and that why am I interested in the Fulani ruling me.

I told him that this conversation had nothing to do with Buhari; that if he wanted he should not support anyone, or should have brought out a responsible candidate from his family, but how does his conscience feel supporting someone who was killing innocent people across the country.


He responded again accusing Yorubas, the group to which I belong, of being traitors and bragging of all the bombs his terror group had detonated across Yoruba land.

I told him that his desperation for a penny had made him betray the true struggle of the Ijaw people; I pointed out that Bayelsa was the most polluted piece of land on the planet with terrible suffering.

He challenged my stats and asked me what I knew about Bayelsa.

I responded that I lived there for a year and that the sky there is still red with burning of natural gas. I told him how oil spillage has destroyed their ecosystem under Jonathan.

He asked how long Jonathan had been there.


I retorted that 6 years was long enough to effect transformation.He asked how long Jonathan had been there.

I retorted that 6 years was long enough to effect transformation.

He said I lied and that I had never lived in Bayelsa.

I went ahead to describe Bayelsa to him.

He was very angry and continued to curse Yoruba people as traitors who betrayed in the past and threatened that the Yorubas will feel the wrath of the Ijaw.

I told him he was a coward, that if he was not he would have liberated his father’s house and kept the oil under its soil for himself.

He laughed and responded that we (Nigerians) are their slave; that they will support Jonathan to rule till 2019 after which they will then take “their” oil and go.

He said they were just punishing us for now.

I asked him if Jonathan was supervising the Boko Haram pogrom of the north as some sort of “revenge” for Nigeria’s past errors.

I asked him why Goodluck Jonathan had not restructured the country so he can preside over Otueke and leave other people alone and not continue to finance and supervise our suffering and deaths. Telling him about the failure of the national conference when only the Yorubas in attendance and Northerners like the Lamido of Adamawa had asked for their own sovereignty, but his people had failed to make such push and Jonathan had failed to use the avenue of the conference to bring about change.


He asked me why I was not invited to attend it.

I asked where his conscience was and how he felt about the deaths of thousands of innocent people because of the little change he got from the corrupt Jonathan government.

I told him that the money does not pass the fourth generation and that the little money he gets that has made him betray the Kalabari kingdom and great King Amachree and the people of Ijaw land will be finished before he knows it and shame will remain to his name.

He went on a tirade about some stuff I could not really understand. It had to do with killing and bombings and stuff.

I told him he was a coward.

He was very upset throughout the interview. I really wish he pays attention to his blood pressure.

Interestingly, he has a Chief Security Officer, CSO; his CSO named Commander George believes in Nigeria.

By Dr. Peregrino Brimah

Asari Dokubo, Tompolo and Boyloaf last week threatened the nation with war if President Goodluck Jonathan fails to win the February 14 presidential election.

Oya show me shoki ahh skoki shoki ohh oya shoki ....

Some of us Yorubas are traitors, I say give my people food and they will beat their parents if you want them to.

We are the major problem of Nigeria.

Asari , Omo iran ki ran!

Bayswater:
Some of us Yorubas are traitors, I say give my people food and they will beat their parents if you want them to.
We are the major problem of Nigeria.

No full blooded Yoruba will say this, you must be a bastard version.

Ko ni dara fun iporimaapopo babanlaku baba e.Oloriburuku oshi.U wey Boko Haram for take do asun.

The first step to transformation or change is repentance by all Nigerians as a nation. Our salvation is not in any of the candidates but in ourselves. Neither Jonathan nor Buhari will bring transformation or change.
We as a people are very corrupt and it reflects on the leaders we chose. Don't waste your energy on any politicians because they can not change for you what you should change in your life.

Corruption occurs when:
- You bribe or sleep with lecturers for marks or promotion.
-You give bribe to Police and Traffic Officers.
-You as a staff in public or private organisation covet properties of the government to yours.
-You help to lynch suspected criminals to death.
-You throw refuse on the floor causing blockages in the drainage.
-You vandalise oil pipeline and call it national cake.
-You help politicians inflate invoice or launder money as a contractor or bankers.
-You jump queues at filling station, ATM gallery, banks etc
- You bear false witness against your neighbour
-You pay invigilators for expo at exam centres
-You owe workers deliberately and refuse to pay them.
- You forge certificates and visas.
- You bypass NEPA installations for cheaper bills.
- You as civil servants help politicians to change facts and figures in the name of political appointments.
- You kill others and betray them because they are not members of your faith or tribe

Is this what we expect them to save us from. To save us from ourselves. I know they are corrupt but they are actually a chip of the old block. They are a reflections of us as Nigerians. They cannot save us from ourselves. The vices we commit are too numerous to be listed. The accumulation of this wrong doings is what we call corruption today. If we as individuals don't change, no general or PHD holder can cause any change. We need to lead our self first before we give the permission to lead us. Don't settle for tissue papers and NEPA bills or no shoes emotion. Settle for respect and your prosperity. At that point we won't need be led. Most of what we want the presidents to do for us are things we should do ourselves.

The anger for continued Fresh Air!
#Gejtill 2019

asari dokubo is right

Abo.kis are bastards

I am indifferent in this matter but why does everybody tag yorubas as traitors, there's no smoke without fire.

Meanwhile, I have Yoruba folks that are very reasonable when it comes to national issues, all yorubas are not traitors.

Amala eaters.

aanumama:
Asari , Omo iran ki ran!



No full blooded Yoruba will say this, you must be a bastard version.

That's the sentiments we keep applying, us Yorubas will not attend to the log of wood in our eyes, we are busy acting like all is well with us claiming to be Nigeria's messiah. Oju yin ma to jaa, eyin Oponu gbogbo.

customized13:
I am indifferent in this matter but why does everybody tag yorubas as traitors, there's no smoke without fire.

Meanwhile, I have Yoruba folks that are very reasonable when it comes to national issues, all yorubas are not traitors.

Of course, all Yorubas are not traitors but we have a lot of bad eggs amongst us.

The moment you tell them the truth, they call you bastard.

dealslip:
The first step to transformation or change is repentance by all Nigerians as a nation. Our salvation is not in any of the candidates but in ourselves. Neither Jonathan nor Buhari will bring transformation or change.
We as a people are very corrupt and it reflects on the leaders we chose. Don't waste your energy on any politicians because they can not change for you what you should change in your life.

Corruption occurs when:
- You bribe or sleep with lecturers for marks or promotion.
-You give bribe to Police and Traffic Officers.
-You as a staff in public or private organisation covet properties of the government to yours.
-You help to lynch suspected criminals to death.
-You throw refuse on the floor causing blockages in the drainage.
-You vandalise oil pipeline and call it national cake.
-You help politicians inflate invoice or launder money as a contractor or bankers.
-You jump queues at filling station, ATM gallery, banks etc
- You bear false witness against your neighbour
-You pay invigilators for expo at exam centres
-You owe workers deliberately and refuse to pay them.
- You forge certificates and visas.
- You bypass NEPA installations for cheaper bills.
- You as civil servants help politicians to change facts and figures in the name of political appointments.
- You kill others and betray them because they are not members of your faith or tribe

Is this what we expect them to save us from. To save us from ourselves. I know they are corrupt but they are actually a chip of the old block. They are a reflections of us as Nigerians. They cannot save us from ourselves. The vices we commit are too numerous to be listed. The accumulation of this wrong doings is what we call corruption today. If we as individuals don't change, no general or PHD holder can cause any change. We need to lead our self first before we give the permission to lead us. Don't settle for tissue papers and NEPA bills or no shoes emotion. Settle for respect and your prosperity. At that point we won't need be led. Most of what we want the presidents to do for us are things we should do ourselves.

Well said! A million thumbs up!

Bayswater:


That's the sentiments we keep applying, us Yorubas will not attend to the log of wood in our eyes, we are busy acting like all is well with us claiming to be Nigeria's messiah. Oju yin ma to jaa, eyin Oponu gbogbo.

Well I'm not surprised at your response, omo ale ti n fi owo osi juwe ile baba re.

aanumama:


Well I'm not surprised at your response, omo ale ti n fi owo osi juwe ile baba re.

You've just justified my last post, leave sentiments out of this and you will realise us Yorubas are not doing much well like we thought. As per your omo ale rant, you are entitled to your opinion.

aanumama:
Asari , Omo iran ki ran!



No full blooded Yoruba will say this, you must be a bastard version.

He said 'some' not all. The truth is that you find these 'some' in every tribe. Out of every twelve, you must see one that has 'judasic' trait.

customized13:
I am indifferent in this matter but why does everybody tag yorubas as traitors, there's no smoke without fire.

Meanwhile, I have Yoruba folks that are very reasonable when it comes to national issues, all yorubas are not traitors.

Because the Yorubas always have divided views about Nigeria politics.

Unlike the SS, SE people, the Yoruba people have never unilaterally supported any Politicians.
Awo main opponents are Yorubas, the same for Abiola, OBJ and Tinubu.

That's why Yoruba politics is sophisticated.

emmatok:


Because the Yorubas always have divided views about Nigeria politics.

Unlike the SS, SE people, the Yoruba people have never unilaterally supported any Politicians.
Awo main opponents are Yorubas, the same for Abiola, OBJ and Tinubu.

That's why Yoruba politics is sophisticated.

the sophistication ideology is the problem Yoruba have.

customized13:
the sophistication ideology is the problem Yoruba have.

How is it a problem.
Becuase we choose the think differently,and ignorebandwagon attitude?

Even within a Yoruba family they have different religious and political ideology.

We can't all be facing one direction.

emmatok:


How is it a problem.
Becuase we choose the think differently,and ignorebandwagon attitude?

Even within a Yoruba family they have different religious and political ideology.

We can't all be facing one direction.

Are you trying to say that some set of igbo people are not supporting buhari, for example?


Pride is the problem of the Yoruba nation.

customized13:
Are you trying to say that some set of igbo people are not supporting buhari, for example?


Pride is the problem of the Yoruba nation.

Not pride.

emmatok:

Not pride.

seriously, it is.

Yorubas feel too supercilious and think the opinion of any other tribe is trash.

Bayswater:
Some of us Yorubas are traitors, I say give my people food and they will beat their parents if you want them to.

We are the major problem of Nigeria.

speak for yourself and your family

docsholz:
speak for yourself and your family

Your signature says it all.

Both of you made the same mistakes. Is jonathan the problem of Nigeria? The ans is No!

AwesomelyMade:


He said 'some' not all. The truth is that you find these 'some' in every tribe. Out of every twelve, you must see one that has 'judasic' trait.

Thank you for educating the ignorant lady. I've decided to ignore her buffoonery, she clearly lacks patience and good comprehension skills.

Speaking of Judases, we have them in abundance in the Yoruba nation; it's more like 6 out of 12.

emmatok:


How is it a problem.
Becuase we choose the think differently,and ignorebandwagon attitude?

Even within a Yoruba family they have different religious and political ideology.

We can't all be facing one direction.

It is only a minute percentage of us that shun the bandwagon attitude and dare to do things differently and rationally.

We can't even think for ourselves, it is that bad.

customized13:
seriously, it is.

Yorubas feel too supercilious and think the opinion of any other tribe is trash.

We always think we are the most sophisticated, that other tribes should bow to us; some think it is superiority complex but I think it's darn plain stupidity.

Bayswater:


It is only a minute percentage of us that shun the bandwagon attitude and dare to do things differently and rationally.

We can't even think for ourselves, it is that bad.

Go check most Yoruba families, and you will see differences in ideology and religion.

Every Yoruba person got a mindset of his/her own.
We don't need anybody to think for Us.

emmatok:


Go check most Yoruba families, and you will see differences in ideology and religion.

Every Yoruba person got a mindset of his/her own.
We don't need anybody to think for Us.

We even discriminate amongst ourselves. I know some Yorubas will not allow their children marry an ijebu.

Of course, some are their own person.