Twistaray:


When you people say yoruba don't travel did/do you mean to SE or worldwide?
Hmmm

Mikwus:



Bros leave that London matter.
Where again una de apart from there?

Meanwhile, you don't know anywhere else besides your village and Lagos (for those that go to their village ooo)

Nigeria is beautiful........really cutiefull

Ilekeh:


Which part of Lagos? Ajagunle? Or Lagos market?


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woodcook:
Ilekeh:


And be more specific, he was talking about Anambra state. So if it's like Lagos, why do Igbos troop to Yorubaland?

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Forgive me I have to pick this one out since it interest me most. Given that I have seen this remark more often than I have seen a Fulani man without his stick and cow. As long as Lagos remain the commercial hub of Nigeria Igbo people and other tribes will keep flooding to Lagos. Just like it happens else where in the world. It is something both the Yoruba and every other Nigerians have to deal with.

BlackPencil:
Ok let me tell you a little about my visit to osuh ,nnewi LGA.My dad actually named me after his close ibo friend, Uchenna. D man almost gave his life for dad. Ibos r loyal tho.

D man's wife died N we had to travel to his place. I was amazed! Trust me, no village in any region of naija matches Igbo villages. I saw beautiful mansions that can b likened to those in abuja. They tar their roads themselves, never waiting on govt. Village roads o! I realised d owners of Bolton white, top rank, onyx hotels , prince n princess estate,r from that small village. I saw d house of d owner of efab N my tongue almost fell out, d ukahchukus hv their houses inside 1 compound,about 6 beautiful mansions.

Believe me, I didn't see 1 thatched house in dat village, don't know about other ibo villages. Some compounds have expensive cars parked inside,nobody driving them. Ibos gat money mehn!
Holding my family friend so close cos he has so much vision N biz ideas. He's always got ideas.
I respect Ibos so much.they hv d heart to make money N live well

plusteam:
First time in my life I have seen a Yoruba saying something good about the Igbos

illiad:
Must yorubas marry Igbo? Can't they just be satisfied with their rokiatu?

oneeast:
Sorry for yourself. I careless whether you and your likes exist. I am actually waiting for your gloves to go off. Clowns!

ezeagu:


Why open Lagos nyash like this?

CHESSBOARD:


ILEKEH must be kidding me...this can never be lagos

ahizih:
Here you are again,calling me foolish kwa! Chaii you guys are quite funny honestly. Anyway little do i know that the guy often get knot each time the mention imo,but also bear in mind that ' mmanu abuo ejila agbala ara otumgba' two wrongs cannot make a right bro. Am sorry that i called him my brother,but that's my nature,i believe my polite response ought to have taught him some morals by now. Let me also plead to you as well,biko don't use ill words like 'foolish' on people you don't know or have barely meet,it doesn't tell good of a gentle man. We are all one,have a wonderful day ahead.

McStoic:
Lol.....Oya, once again, thunder punish the devil on your shameless behalf (at least that is a prayer). Now say Amen.

oneeast:
I don't like dullards. Lolzzzz

I thought you came with like action. Oneeast and his tenth generations are B.astards. say isee.

McStoic:
Iseeeee....ad i1nfinitum thou sociopath.....Kikikiki

oneeast:
I want action you fool. KoKokokoKoKokokiokokiko

FreeGlobe:
Seun and his beautiful wife Uju

https://blogaces./2015/05/04/10-things-i-learnt-about-anambra/

McStoic:
You want action? Hahahahahaha.......you think you are at a movie location? Ohoo, I see. Your type thinks life is all movie. Anyways I have indulged your agro enough, hope you are happy yapping about with your superior. Now run along son, time to get back to my barrow pushing work........


NB: Reply me, it's legal. I know you will want more and miss me (who won't like my senior iokes), but I NO BE YA MATE. SO NO WASTE YOUR UNLIMITED TIME......BYEEEE.

help3852:
you are a big fool. Have you been to the site before. Is that all you could deduct from the post

Piling work had started, sand filling of areas machines will stand is on going.

The writer definitely doesn't know what she wrote. I passed there this afternoon.

You will die with your bitterness for GEJ

#show us 4th mainland Bridge, she-goat

ANAMBRA11:
I pity yoruba girls they re the least wanted in nigeria nowonder they bleach to look like igbo women

ArodeTsolaye:


Lmao! Just like ilekeh the ugly smelly batty girl, that's why she is always miserable and angry.

IyfeNamikaze:
so you're indirectly saying that you people are lazy, your survival as a tribe is greatly hinged on other tribe's wealth. I think this concludes the discussion.

Ilekeh:


Lol if the oil depletes, Igbos presence in Nigeria will be inconsequential. Not because of the tiny drops of oil in igboland. Igbos are stuck because if we let you go, we'll have to let Ijaws go. We can't have that now, can we?

CHESSBOARD:

Ezeagu menh where have you been...

francizy:


LoL, bro you are far from the truth.. There's this business mind Igbos have such that what they do to a Yoruba man is same thing they do to Igbos. If an Igbo man sells a car $5,400 to a Yoruba man, he will sell same car for that amount or more to an Igbo man. If you speak Igbo to him, he will cut the price from the $6,000 he intended selling it to you and sell for $5,400 claiming that a Yoruba man just purchased same car from him at $6,200.

When it comes to business for an Igbo man, business remains business (no siblings/brother in his business place). But an Hausa man may sell a car for $5,400 to other tribes and sell same car for as low as $4,200 even if his gain is just $200.

A Yoruba man will sell $5,400 to others and sell for about $5,000 to another Yoruba man. So this is just the difference. Don't think because an Igbo man sold something costly to you, then he drops the price for another Igbo man..

I wish you can speak Igbo fluently so you make the findings yourself. You will be amazed.