^what? smh

funnyx: @OP
Unfortunately you can't separate Fulani from Hausa neither can you separate Hausa from Fulani. Let's desist from tribal politics and look at how we can work together to make this country great again. I remember Nigeria of early 80's where you can move around the nooks and crannies of the country without any fear. Let us work together to make this country great again.

I don't believe you can separate the two either, but there is a large swath of Hausas that the 'Hausa Fulani' oligarchy isn't representing. We once thought the North was one holistic bloc. We can now see with boko haram and the push for an independent middle belt that the ones claiming control aren't really in control. on a leadership level hausa and fulani are the same (under fulani power) but the average hausa man know's he's not a fulani and vice versa. There are factions in the north that aren't under hausa fulani control and they're large among the hausa. I don't expect the hausa to chose igbos over fulani in 100 years, but we need a strong relationship with the hausa themselves to better the economy in the east and open up the large hausa market to our goods.

lol. laughable.

The yorubas have good understanding with the north middle belt, ss ijaws etc. Why is it that igbos are different. it is important you not "UNDERSTANDING"

Igbos just hate the yorubas because they want our support even though it might be a wrong cause. Truly we yorubas love igbos very much but we just think differently you igbos. Were we see diplomacy, you see war. Were we see independence, you see alliance. Were we have foresight, you see oil.

Those different parameters separates us

alj harem: The yorubas have good understanding with the north middle belt, ss ijaws etc. Why is it that igbos are different. it is important you not "UNDERSTANDING"

Igbos just hate the yorubas because they want our support even though it might be a wrong cause. Truly we yorubas love igbos very much but we just think differently you igbos. Were we see diplomacy, you see war. Were we see independence, you see alliance. Were we have foresight, you see oil.

Those different parameters separates us

*where

alj harem: The yorubas have good understanding with the north middle belt, ss ijaws etc. Why is it that igbos are different. it is important you not "UNDERSTANDING"
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Igbos just hate the yorubas because they want our support [/b]even though it might be a wrong cause. [b]Truly we yorubas love igbo[/b]s very much but we just think differently you igbos. Were we see diplomacy, you see war. Were we see independence, you see alliance. Were we have foresight, you see oil.

Those different parameters separates us

So which place do you pitch your tent? At one point you're Hausa the next part Yoruba tomorrow Igbo.

Jesus the troll is strong in this one

Why not hausas closing ranks with Igbos by atleast stop their sensless killing of IGBOS living in the North?

As long as you maintain, i role wt you irrespective of which tribe u r.



#.. Datz me

Ojiofor: Why not hausas closing ranks with Igbos by atleast stop their sensless killing of IGBOS living in the North?

dont mind d clueless OP. What kind of stupid close ranking is that? Dis entity shd divide joor

funny ......some Igbo dude just come online to insult alaigbo !!!

Mayb a Yoruba dude just insulted Ikengawo,and he felt like posting this trash !!!

what does this have to do with yoruba?

absolute and total crap!!! i (hausa) don't want a country with any igbo in it, the yorubas i am ok with but igbo!! lai lai, abeg go get your biafra, send our people home and we send yours to you, shikenan

igbo and hausa together my azz

Ikengawo: what does this have to do with yoruba?

u shd tell us.

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Ojiofor: Why not hausas or yorubas closing ranks with Igbos

Good question. !!!!!!!!!!!

alj harem: The yorubas have good understanding with the north middle belt, ss ijaws etc. Why is it that igbos are different. it is important you not "UNDERSTANDING"

Igbos just hate the yorubas because they want our support even though it might be a wrong cause. Truly we yorubas love igbos very much but we just think differently you igbos. Were we see diplomacy, you see war. Were we see independence, you see alliance. Were we have foresight, you see oil.

Those different parameters separates us

I believe you are correct here. I want to add, whether you agree or not, that those small cultural differences tend to manifest itself in national politics. For example, many Yoruba dont see it a problem if a woman gives birth to kids from different guys, or rather, they wouldnt lynch her. But in traditional Igbo society, Igbo people frown on those things and are willing to sanction the lady.

Take that scenario and add governors to that mix, where a Yoruba governor and Igbo governor know fully well that they are more qualified than one Hausa to get the ticket of a party for election, yet the Hausa man "emerges" as candidate. Igbo man would want to challenge the situation, but a Yoruba would think about his estates, his cars coming from London by next week, the babes coming to the next Owambe party, and that he fights with Igboman, he may not even get far.

So Igbo people need to rethink their strategy, and frankly, its not by closing ranks with Hausa just for the sake of closing ranks. I dont think Azikiwe's romance did any good for the people enslaved in this country.