scholes0:
Ogun my state is next .....

IlekeHD:


Enugu Igbo chief/leader. The man was forced to eat cow dung before he was shot and left in his farm like a common unwanted bushmeat

FreeGlobe:

Ilekeh sweetheart what is the name of the igbo chief? Falae We know.

WIZGUY69:



After Ogun, they should come down to Ekiti my state.

chrisblack:
Many of you don't know the history of the market.It is Called Oja OBA meaning the King's Market.It traditionally belongs to the king .in ancient Yoruba history a standard king not the ones that migrated from baales to kings, Traditionally have a market opposite the palace.It has both physical and spiritual meaning to the king and kingdom. This in those days was the major means of taxation and an avenue for the king to raise fund.Its in heard for a non indigene,slave or an outcaste to be the head.The leadership of the market must either be appointed or approved by the king on whose instance they are allowed to trade in the market.In recent times some part of this traditions still exist.you can have people of other places being given positions or even chairman ship of various market ,but not in any Oja Oba. Oja PBA is very central to any Yoruba King and its culture.In Yoruba history a mere baale or chief can not come to the kings palace with his crown on.only a true king can do such. This is part of why the ibos should learn to study the culture of its host properly.They should understand that while they have their own culture which does not really regards that of others those not mean others does not regard their culture.Take for instance you can never be said to be properly married in igboland without the proper traditional marriage rite and palm wine sipping from your bride.if they hold dearly to this tradition and even mandate other tribes comming to marry their daughters to do this they should also learn to abide by the culture of other people.Can I ask why in most cases is it always igbos with other tribes.You would hardly hear of other tribes disrespecting the cultures of ibos in various igbo towns where they reside but its always they IBO disrespecting that of every tribe in Nigeria.let's learn to appreciate and respect the culture of everybody

IlekeHD:

More like Falae we care about, dead igbo chief is inconsequential.
https://www.nairaland.com/2205564/fulani-herdsmen-kill-enugu-community

Ilekeh:


Who is stopping you from shaking Dejis hand?

Can you wear a crown and dub yourself the queen of England, Biafra chapter in her presence?

Animal

ArodeTsolaye:


Junaid mohd is fulani and speaks the mind of the caliphate. He has an Emirate on your land answerable to his sultanate. It will be sensible for you to take him serious as a yoruba. He speaks as your master.

Ilekeh:


Is that why igboland is so backwards? Because igbos are running from igboland? No matter how you tried to show us one roundabout, your people still run to yorubaland.

Is that why Igbos run to Yorubaland? Because igboland is worse than backwards? Yorubaland to igbos is like mecca to christians. The golden grail.

Every igbos dream is to travel to Yorubaland or America.

When you're not begging for government assistantship, you're hawking on Lagos mainland bridge selling gala and friend plantain.

Menace2Society:
But i heard that na only Lagos IBO dey stay

ArodeTsolaye:


Junaid mohd is fulani and speaks the mind of the caliphate. He has an Emirate on your land answerable to his sultanate. It will be sensible for you to take him serious as a yoruba. He speaks as your master.

FreeGlobe:

what is the name of the dead igbo chief? Falae I know

Obiwiz:
Maybe, a permanent solution is for you to let dem go and be on dia own. Say 'yes' to self-determination. It's dat simple.

MrMbaM:


Please who is holding them from going? Quick answer

Obiwiz:

What caused the Nigerian-biafran civil war? Ain't you a grown up man? In fact, as I see ur comment, I just weak..... Smh.

MrMbaM:


Simple question and you splashing smelly spit. No one is holding you guys from going, so stop blaming everyone for your own misfortune.

Obiwiz:

Oga, secession or attempted secession is seen as a crime in Nigeria. Datz d reason FG is having issues with massob and Ralph uwazuruike. U just dey vex without reason; wetin hard there to understand? Just think before you reply me na.

Masterclass32:


Na your side I dey. We should learn to bring our businesses home. I wonder what happens to SE if we all go away. Some Igbo leaders are beginning to see the light and have started calling on our brothers to return home.

Stay abroad for 50 yrs, you're still a stranger.

Shymm3x:
But why always Igbo? Fulani took the heat off them for a few days but they just weren't having and had to go commit a next atrocity on a next land to keep the people talking.

I have never seen a group as problematic as Igbos - ever. When they are not being disrespectful to traditional stools that existed way before they could stop mumbling and start speaking an intelligible language. When they are not claiming they own 200% and developed a next person's land, they are claiming that they're the best thing since slice bread disrespecting people's culture or somewhere trafficking drugs in suicidal hustle in Asia - while moaning and giving useless ultimatums. These folks are a menace and someone needs to save them from themselves before they self-destruct. It must be generational post-traumatic stress due to the Biafran war. Unlike the savagely Fulanis that I can't stand - I actually feel sorry for Igbos. Something isn't just right with these people mentally.

Anyway, Igbos and Fulanis are two sides to the same coin - one is a Muslim extremist group, while the other is a Christian extremist group. Both are a nuisance.

Ilekeh:


Is that why igboland is so backwards? Because igbos are running from igboland? No matter how you tried to show us one roundabout, your people still run to yorubaland.

Is that why Igbos run to Yorubaland? Because igboland is worse than backwards? Yorubaland to igbos is like mecca to christians. The golden grail.

Every igbos dream is to travel to Yorubaland or America.

When you're not begging for government assistantship, you're hawking on Lagos mainland bridge selling gala and friend plantain.

Masterclass32:


Na your side I dey. We should learn to bring our businesses home. I wonder what happens to SE if we all go away. Some Igbo leaders are beginning to see the light and have started calling on our brothers to return home.

Stay abroad for 50 yrs, you're still a stranger.

Durinsday:


Very good exposé. This is a matter of understanding. The Deji should have pointed out this tradition to the Eze Igbo calmly just to give him benefit of doubt. Even yabbed him humorously of not knowing tradition. Then if its really important to him, asked the Eze Igbo to come back without the crown for the deliberation. That way no one would react inappropriately.

These things just need understanding and good spirit. The Eze Igbo humbly visited the king the next morning after a late night summon and dobaled with his crown on. I guess thats where the problem came. If the Deji looked at him and laughed at his ignorance of tradition while admonishing him to go back and come without a crown that would have been best. Trying to remove the crown from him in peoples presence is embarrasing and I can bet that Eze did not know this tradition. The Yoruba are a wise and accomodating people no doubt. This kind of response from Deji would have even unseated the market chairman before the next meeting as the Eze Igbo would be negotiating from a position if little power.

MayorofLagos:


At everyturn we encounter conflicts and problems with Ibo. This mantra of "reasonable Igbo" is a fraud you all play to disarm your opponents.

Today in Senate Anyawu was probing Fashola on deportation. Can you imagine...a whole Senator picking on a past issue for vendetta. These are ones you want to bamboozle us into accepting as reasonable.

An Eze of Iboland wears crown into Deji of Akure palace. He must be crazy! The Deji wears a beaded Crown.
Do you know what a beaded Crown stand for in Yorubaland? Yet you will push this Eze on us as reasonable.

There is no reasonable Ibo anywhere I don tell my people to stop believing the lie.
Even your Ohanaeze that are supposed to guide and lead are unreasonable ....they tell us they control economy and progress of Lagos and Yorubas are lazy.

We must apply a solution to your nuisance in Yorubaland. We will squeeze your economic stream and compress your growth untill you see your homeland as a refuge and relief from the calamity and packup and go home or find elsewhere outside Yorubaland to go settle.

SovietBomber:


Are you Igbo or Yoruba?

Durinsday:


Very good exposé. This is a matter of understanding. The Deji should have pointed out this tradition to the Eze Igbo calmly just to give him benefit of doubt. Even yabbed him humorously of not knowing tradition. Then if its really important to him, asked the Eze Igbo to come back without the crown for the deliberation. That way no one would react inappropriately.

These things just need understanding and good spirit. The Eze Igbo humbly visited the king the next morning after a late night summon and dobaled with his crown on. I guess thats where the problem came. If the Deji looked at him and laughed at his ignorance of tradition while admonishing him to go back and come without a crown that would have been best. Trying to remove the crown from him in peoples presence is embarrasing and I can bet that Eze did not know this tradition. The Yoruba are a wise and accomodating people no doubt. This kind of response from Deji would have even unseated the market chairman before the next meeting as the Eze Igbo would be negotiating from a position if little power.

ibedun:


The only good Igbo is a dead one!!! Quote me and you will die on your way to the SE.

Durinsday:


Very good exposé. This is a matter of understanding. The Deji should have pointed out this tradition to the Eze Igbo calmly just to give him benefit of doubt. Even yabbed him humorously of not knowing tradition. Then if its really important to him, asked the Eze Igbo to come back without the crown for the deliberation. That way no one would react inappropriately.

These things just need understanding and good spirit. The Eze Igbo humbly visited the king the next morning after a late night summon and dobaled with his crown on. I guess thats where the problem came. If the Deji looked at him and laughed at his ignorance of tradition while admonishing him to go back and come without a crown that would have been best. Trying to remove the crown from him in peoples presence is embarrasing and I can bet that Eze did not know this tradition. The Yoruba are a wise and accomodating people no doubt. This kind of response from Deji would have even unseated the market chairman before the next meeting as the Eze Igbo would be negotiating from a position if little power.