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Radoillo:
Nowadays, the 'take over our lands' mantra only makes me smile and snicker. I'm glad I've passed the phase where it made me angry. I'm enjoying this new phase where I derive some sort of pleasure from the knowledge that there are paranoid people who keep themselves awake at night with thoughts of what the Igbo might be plotting next.

vicadex07:
If the Yoruba is not careful, say like about 70 or more years to this time, the Igbos highly populated in many areas of Lagos like alaba and so on will claim to be indigenous members of those places cos many generations of their ancestors has spawned their. They already have Nze Ndigbo, a local King installed in those places
to accomplish such purpose.

That their is the current predicament of the indegenous Niger delta people. Theirs was able to occur rapidly within a century due to their geographical proximity to Igbo people. Today we know the end result.

The only disadvantage that might hinder the Lagos land grabbing is the geographical location of it in the South West. If not Lagos would have been taken over too due to proximity just like rivers state, and parts of Edo, Benue state and some other SS states.

vicadex07:
If the Yoruba is not careful, say like about 70 or more years to this time, the Igbos highly populated in many areas of Lagos like alaba and so on will claim to be indigenous members of those places cos many generations of their ancestors has spawned their. They already have Nze Ndigbo, a local King installed in those places
to accomplish such purpose.

That their is the current predicament of the indegenous Niger delta people. Theirs was able to occur rapidly within a century due to their geographical proximity to Igbo people. Today we know the end result.

The only disadvantage that might hinder the Lagos land grabbing is the geographical location of it in the South West. If not Lagos would have been taken over too due to proximity just like rivers state, and parts of Edo, Benue state and some other SS states.

FisifunKododada:
I and Vicadex are s.tupid

vicadex07:
There are tens of millions of Igbos in the SouthWest.

There millions of Igbo even in the North despite the bombings.

Is it safe to say those places are both part of Biafra too according to their "South South is part of Biafra Logic"

Am not surprised anyway, due to their teaming numbers in the South west, Lagos to be specific, they're already claiming it to be no mans land.

That there is the evidence of the greed of Igbos. They naturally have limited land resources but due to their gradually explosive population, they always develop the habit of populating strangers land and then when they have the numbers, decide to overtake the economic and political structure of the ancestral lands of their hosts.

They have already overtaken the Niger Delta economically and Politically, hence why they don't need to argue about the fact but usually flaunt it in front of the indegenes of those places how powerful they are.

They have partly taken over Lagos economically and were aiming to also do so politically by supporting PDP enmasse during the last elections not until Yorubas realised their endgames albeit almost a bit late and then reversed the equation. I don't need to inform you all about the Oba Akionlu saga.

tpiar:

seems you're still circling around your main grouse.
when you're ready to spill, let us know.

vicadex07:

my mama always rant like a mad old woman