Anambralstson:

You started derailing the thread with your silly rants.

Accept your fate.

The Yorubas are the most successful in the music and movie industry. Entertainment wise the Yoruba leads and others follow.

Do you accept or not?

LegendHer0:


Accept your fate.

The Yorubas are the most successful in the music and movie industry. Entertainment wise the Yoruba leads and others follow.

Do you accept or not?

No doubt they may be topping in music industry base on their ideologies and ways of life not movie industry, blacks dominate in music industry in US doesn't mean they are more successful than white, white still dominate in more reasonable areas, not your type musicians that negatively influence young minds.

Anambralstson:

No doubt they may be topping in music industry base on their ideologies and ways of life not movie industry, blacks dominate in music industry in US doesn't mean they are more successful than white, white still dominate in more reasonable areas, not your type musicians that negatively influence young minds.

Bro music everywhere is classified as lyrically matured and lyrically dirty.

Even in USA, most of the rap music negatively influence young minds, they all talk about drugs, sex, illegit money, guns, gangsters etc and I’m sure American music influence more negatively than Nigerian Afro Pop music especially the USA rap music.

Nigeria Afro-Pop Music has blown more than you can ever imagine and most of these countries especially USA are now recognizing Nigeria to that glory.

Go on YouTube channels and see how Nigeria is the pride of Africa in Music. Almost in all African countries they look up to Nigeria and they always famz us in the comment section of any online mediums.

For example, In New Jersey, Davido songs are played on radio like it’s a normal American song, same can be said about clubs and radio stations across the USA.

Infact it can be argued that the only glory Nigeria is enjoying in the global scene is just her music. That’s the only things that’s still making us relevant and popular in the international scene.

Anambralstson:

Igbos dominate in education, they are leading in WAEC for decades, they produce highest numbers of students gaining admission in high instructions, they are leading in professional for example : medical students, law, Engineering, Administration and Arts, Igbos are leading in trade and indigenous industrialists, Igbos control Nollywood, same in sports.

what sports?

LegendHer0:


Brother do you even know how to argue?

Why won’t Phyno recent song gain more views than his old songs (especially when he’s just reached music limelight) ? Will he be retrogress or advance?

Just like saying Davido “Back when” video will gain more views than “Fall” on YouTube.

Stop derailing the thread with irrelevances!

I say this people are clowns

Kennyswagzz:
what sports?

Igbos dominate Soccer both men and women, you can single out just few Yorubas in sports fact

Anambralstson:

No doubt they may be topping in music industry base on their ideologies and ways of life not movie industry, blacks dominate in music industry in US doesn't mean they are more successful than white, white still dominate in more reasonable areas, not your type musicians that negatively influence young minds.

in the US, blacks dominate entertainment and sports.. whites only dominate science&tech, politics, etc..

Anambralstson:

Igbos dominate Soccer both men and women, you can single out just few Yorubas in sports fact

is soccer the only sport in nigeria?
How many great footballers have igbos produced?

Kennyswagzz:
I say this people are clowns

Igbos dominate in education
Igbos dominate trade and commerce
Igbos dominate sports
Igbos indigenous industrialists
Igbos dominate nollywood
Igbos top in Banking sector
Igbos dominate transportation sector we are ok with these areas.

Kennyswagzz:
is soccer the only sport in nigeria?
How many great footballers have igbos produced?

Soccer is the leading sports most lucrative in the world, hundreds of Igbos soccer stars are supper rich with soccer not one or two heads you celebrate.

ion know why igbos boast about everything you can actually count the times pple like davido and other yoruba musicians visit their muddy land wizkid comes to ijebu ibadan regularly no chest beatings but maybe its the first of its kind in muddy land

obiekunie2:
lagos must be very boring this past season as every activity was moved to anambra!

IN FACT! LAGOS RELOCATED TO ANAMBRA WHERE LIFE IS HAPPENING!








i hear say any soldier, police, civil defense, road safety, and even customs posted to Igbo land never ever agree to relocate to any other part of Nigeria! i hear say they pay anything to their oga to remain in ala igbo!

Are u OK

Anambralstson:

Igbos dominate in education
Igbos dominate trade and commerce
Igbos dominate sports
Igbos indigenous industrialists
Igbos dominate nollywood
Igbos top in Banking sector
Igbos dominate transportation sector we are ok with these areas.

pls remove education how many good private unis can you boast about or even federal uni or are your graduates ranked among the best

Aiyk2333:

so leasing shops and lands makes one an entrepreneur?? wow!!!! an igbo man will run a business that doesn't guarantee him sole ownership?? u always swerve but I'd definitely catch u.. bring another rubbish lie again... I guess Tinubu gave igbo grants to run business in Alaba and co

that was the beginning of tinubu woes

Kennyswagzz:
is soccer the only sport in nigeria?
How many great footballers have igbos produced?

I guess this should be end of discussion

Sports

Chioma Ajunwa, first female African Olympic gold medallist

Chioma Igwe
Ugochukwu Monye

American football players

Adimchinobi Echemandu, American football running back who is a free agent. He was originally drafted by the Cleveland Browns in the seventh round of the 2004 NFL Draft
Amobi Okoye[
Buchie Ibeh
Chidi Iwuoma
Chike Okeafor
Chinedum Ndukwe
Christian Okoye
Chukky Okobi
Iheanyi Uwaezuoke
Ike Ndukwe
Isaiah Ekejiuba
Kenechi Udeze
N. D. Kalu
Nnamdi Asomugha, American football cornerback for the Oakland Raiders of the National Football League, husband of actress Kerry Washington
Obed Ariri, American football placekicker in the National Football League
Osi Umenyiora
Patrick Chukwurah
Tony Ugoh
Victor Abiamiri, Defensive end for the Philadelphia Eagles of the National Football League

Canadian football players

Uzooma Okeke 3 September 1970 – Canadian Football League tackle for the Montreal Alouettes.

Athletes

Christine Ohuruogu
Ogonna Nnamani
Marilyn Okoro
Chioma Ajunwa 25 December 1970 —
Onochie Achike on 31 January 1975 –
Kriss Akabusi 28 November 1958 –
Chinaza Amadi 12 September 1987 –
Clement Chukwu 7 July 1973 –
Vivian Chukwuemeka 4 May 1975 –
Innocent Egbunike 30 November 1961 –
Uchenna Emedolu 17 September 1976 –
Obinna Eregbu 9 November 1969 –
Joy Eze 23 April 1988 –
Davidson Ezinwa 22 November 1971 –
Osmond Ezinwa 22 November 1971 –
Chidi Imoh 27 August 1963 –
Obinna Metu 12 July 1988 –
Ngozi Monu 7 January 1981 –
Ogonna Nnamani 29 July 1983 – [
Francis Obikwelu 22 November 1978 –
Chinonye Ohadugha 24 March 1986 –
Christine Ohuruogu 17 May 1984 – MBE an English sprinter who specialises in the 400 metres – the event for which she is the current Commonwealth, World and Olympic Champion.
Emmanuel Okoli 13 November 1973 –
Marilyn Okoro 23 September 1984 –
Christy Opara-Thompson 24 December 1971 –
Charity Opara 20 May 1972 –
Emeka Udechuku 10 July 1979 –
Chima Ugwu 19 July 1973 –

Basketball players

John Amaechi

Emeka Okafor

John Amaechi 26 November 1970 – Retired American-born English NBA basketball player who currently works as a broadcaster and political activist in the United Kingdom.
Aloysius Anagonye 10 February 1981 –
Giannis Antetokounmpo 6 December 1994 – Greek NBA player with the Milwaukee Bucks. Igbo mother and Yoruba father.
Kelenna Azubuike 16 December 1983 –
Ike Diogu 11 September 1983 –
Obinna Ekezie 22 August 1975 –
Benjamin Eze 8 February 1981 –
Ekene Ibekwe 19 July 1985 –
Ike Nwankwo 27 December 1973 –
Julius Nwosu 1 May 1971 –
Chamberlain Oguchi 28 April 1986 –
Emeka Okafor 28 September 1982 –
Daniel Okonkwo 1975 –
Ime Udoka 9 August 1977 –
Mfon Udoka 16 June 1976 –

Boxers

Friday Ahunanya 19 November 1971 –
Innocent Anyanwu 25 September 1982 –
Ijeoma Egbunine 30 December 1980 –
Herbie Hide
Ike Ibeabuchi 2 February 1973 –
Emmanuel Nwodo 19 February 1974 –
Dick Tiger (alias Richard Ihetu) 14 August 1929 14 December 1971 Boxer from Amaigbo, Orlu, Nigeria, was a migrant fighter to Liverpool (and later to America).

Footballers

Samuel Okwaraji 19 May 1964 12 August 1989
Victor Agali 29 December 1978 –
Festus Agu 13 March 1975 –
Lawrence Akandu 10 December 1974 –
Chukwuma Akabueze 6 May 1989 –
Michael Chidi Alozi
Emmanuel Amuneke 25 December 1970 –
Kevin Amuneke 10 May 1986 –
Blessing Chinedu 22 November 1976 –
Kevin Amuneke 10 May 1986 –
Victor Anichebe 23 April 1988 –
Nduka Anyanwu 15 April 1980 –
Nnaemeka Anyanwu 21 August 1988 –
Onyekachi Apam 30 December 1986 –
Alex Iwobi 3 May 1996 -
Chibuzor Chilaka 21 October 1986 –
Chukwudi Chijindu 20 February 1986 –
Blessing Chinedu 22 November 1976 –
Christian Chukwu
Eric Obinna Chukwunyelu 10 June 1981 –
Carlton Cole
Ugo Ehiogu 3 November 1972 –
Eric Ejiofor 17 December 1979 –
Chijioke Ejiogu 22 November 1984 –
Caleb Ekwegwo 1 August 1988 –
Ifeanyi Emeghara 24 March 1984 –
Hugo Enyinnaya 8 May 1981 –
Dino Eze 1 June 1984 –
Ndubuisi Eze 10 May 1984 –
Victor Ezeji 9 June 1981 –
Emeka Ifejiagwa 30 October 1977 –
Amaechi Igwe 20 May 1988 –
Ugo Ihemelu 3 April 1983 –
Ikechukwu Kalu 18 April 1984 –
Maxwell Kalu 23 March 1976 –
Christopher Kanu 4 December 1979 –
Nwankwo Kanu 1 August 1976 – Nwankwo Kanu (born 1 August 1976 in Owerri, Nigeria), usually known simply as Kanu and nicknamed Papilo, is a professional footballer who plays as a striker for the Nigerian national team and for English club Portsmouth. [80]
Henry Nwosu Kanu 14 February 1980 –
Stephen Keshi 1962 2016 Former Nigerian soccer team captain and coach, won the African Cup of Nations both as player and coach
Paul McGrath 4 December 1959 – England-born Republic of Ireland international player. Irish mother and Igbo biological father.
Usim Nduka 23 September 1985 –
Chukwuemeka Nwadike 9 August 1978 –
Obinna Nwaneri 19 March 1982 –
Onyekachi Nwoha 28 February 1983 –
Chucks Nwoko 21 November 197 –
Udo Nwoko 15 October 1984 –
Henry Nwosu 14 June 1963 –
Mikel John Obi 22 April 1987 – Won the UEFA Champions League with Chelsea in 2012
Victor Nsofor Obinna 25 March 1987 –
Chinedu Obasi 1 June 1986 –
Ibezito Ogbonna 27 March 1983 –
Bertrand Okafor 4 January 1990 –
Uche Okafor 8 August 1967 6 January 2011
Uche Okafor 10 February 1991 –
Uche Okechukwu 27 September 1967 –
Jay-Jay Okocha 14 August 1973 – [
Chima Okorie 8 October 1968 –
Stanley Okoro 8 December 1992 –
Sunday Patrick Okoro 27 April 1986 –
Digger Okonkwo 30 August 1977 –
Onyekachi Okonkwo 13 May 1982 –
Isaac Okoronkwo 1 May 1978 –
Kelechi Okoye 1984 –
Sunday Oliseh –
Tochukwu Oluehi 3 June 1988
Nedum Onuoha 12 November 1986
Iffy Onuora 28 July 1967 –
Chima Onyeike 21 June 1975 –
Obi Onyeike 25 June 1992 –
Daniel Onyekachi 23 August 1985 –
Oguchi Onyewu 13 May 1982 – [82]
Henry Onyekuru 5 June 1997 –
Kelechi Osunwa 15 October 1984 –
Chioma Ubogagu 10 September 1992 –
Ikechukwu Uche 5 January 1984 –
Oguchi Uche 1987 –
Nduka Ugbade Former Nigerian football player, first African to lift the world cup
John Ugochukwu 20 April 1988 –
Magalan Ugochukwu 20 June 1990 –
Ugo Ukah 18 January 1984 –
Ejike Uzoenyi
Eke Uzoma 19 July 1989 –
Rugby Edit
Martin Offiah

Martial arts

Name Born Death Notability Reference
Chika Chukwumerije 30 December 1983 – Olympic silver medallist
Anthony Njokuani 1 March 1980 –
Jacob Martins Obiorah 27 March 1974 –
Chukwuemeka Onyemachi 28 July 1974 –

Anambralstson:

Serious you have mental..., so because they were invited it now a big issue to you, an average Igbo person prefer to see Phyno, Flavor, Zoro, these noise makers you listed
Africa biggest musician is Burna Boy, he's from Rivers state

where wizkid and davido are he cant stand there how many awards soo far compared to these two pain even your pple listen to starboy

Anambralstson:


[s]I guess this should be end of discussion

Sports

Chioma Ajunwa, first female African Olympic gold medallist

Chioma Igwe
Ugochukwu Monye

American football players

Adimchinobi Echemandu, American football running back who is a free agent. He was originally drafted by the Cleveland Browns in the seventh round of the 2004 NFL Draft
Amobi Okoye[
Buchie Ibeh
Chidi Iwuoma
Chike Okeafor
Chinedum Ndukwe
Christian Okoye
Chukky Okobi
Iheanyi Uwaezuoke
Ike Ndukwe
Isaiah Ekejiuba
Kenechi Udeze
N. D. Kalu
Nnamdi Asomugha, American football cornerback for the Oakland Raiders of the National Football League, husband of actress Kerry Washington
Obed Ariri, American football placekicker in the National Football League
Osi Umenyiora
Patrick Chukwurah
Tony Ugoh
Victor Abiamiri, Defensive end for the Philadelphia Eagles of the National Football League

Canadian football players

Uzooma Okeke 3 September 1970 – Canadian Football League tackle for the Montreal Alouettes.

Athletes

Christine Ohuruogu
Ogonna Nnamani
Marilyn Okoro
Chioma Ajunwa 25 December 1970 —
Onochie Achike on 31 January 1975 –
Kriss Akabusi 28 November 1958 –
Chinaza Amadi 12 September 1987 –
Clement Chukwu 7 July 1973 –
Vivian Chukwuemeka 4 May 1975 –
Innocent Egbunike 30 November 1961 –
Uchenna Emedolu 17 September 1976 –
Obinna Eregbu 9 November 1969 –
Joy Eze 23 April 1988 –
Davidson Ezinwa 22 November 1971 –
Osmond Ezinwa 22 November 1971 –
Chidi Imoh 27 August 1963 –
Obinna Metu 12 July 1988 –
Ngozi Monu 7 January 1981 –
Ogonna Nnamani 29 July 1983 – [
Francis Obikwelu 22 November 1978 –
Chinonye Ohadugha 24 March 1986 –
Christine Ohuruogu 17 May 1984 – MBE an English sprinter who specialises in the 400 metres – the event for which she is the current Commonwealth, World and Olympic Champion.
Emmanuel Okoli 13 November 1973 –
Marilyn Okoro 23 September 1984 –
Christy Opara-Thompson 24 December 1971 –
Charity Opara 20 May 1972 –
Emeka Udechuku 10 July 1979 –
Chima Ugwu 19 July 1973 –

Basketball players

John Amaechi

Emeka Okafor

John Amaechi 26 November 1970 – Retired American-born English NBA basketball player who currently works as a broadcaster and political activist in the United Kingdom.
Aloysius Anagonye 10 February 1981 –
Giannis Antetokounmpo 6 December 1994 – Greek NBA player with the Milwaukee Bucks. Igbo mother and Yoruba father.
Kelenna Azubuike 16 December 1983 –
Ike Diogu 11 September 1983 –
Obinna Ekezie 22 August 1975 –
Benjamin Eze 8 February 1981 –
Ekene Ibekwe 19 July 1985 –
Ike Nwankwo 27 December 1973 –
Julius Nwosu 1 May 1971 –
Chamberlain Oguchi 28 April 1986 –
Emeka Okafor 28 September 1982 –
Daniel Okonkwo 1975 –
Ime Udoka 9 August 1977 –
Mfon Udoka 16 June 1976 –

Boxers

Friday Ahunanya 19 November 1971 –
Innocent Anyanwu 25 September 1982 –
Ijeoma Egbunine 30 December 1980 –
Herbie Hide
Ike Ibeabuchi 2 February 1973 –
Emmanuel Nwodo 19 February 1974 –
Dick Tiger (alias Richard Ihetu) 14 August 1929 14 December 1971 Boxer from Amaigbo, Orlu, Nigeria, was a migrant fighter to Liverpool (and later to America).

Footballers

Samuel Okwaraji 19 May 1964 12 August 1989
Victor Agali 29 December 1978 –
Festus Agu 13 March 1975 –
Lawrence Akandu 10 December 1974 –
Chukwuma Akabueze 6 May 1989 –
Michael Chidi Alozi
Emmanuel Amuneke 25 December 1970 –
Kevin Amuneke 10 May 1986 –
Blessing Chinedu 22 November 1976 –
Kevin Amuneke 10 May 1986 –
Victor Anichebe 23 April 1988 –
Nduka Anyanwu 15 April 1980 –
Nnaemeka Anyanwu 21 August 1988 –
Onyekachi Apam 30 December 1986 –
Alex Iwobi 3 May 1996 -
Chibuzor Chilaka 21 October 1986 –
Chukwudi Chijindu 20 February 1986 –
Blessing Chinedu 22 November 1976 –
Christian Chukwu
Eric Obinna Chukwunyelu 10 June 1981 –
Carlton Cole
Ugo Ehiogu 3 November 1972 –
Eric Ejiofor 17 December 1979 –
Chijioke Ejiogu 22 November 1984 –
Caleb Ekwegwo 1 August 1988 –
Ifeanyi Emeghara 24 March 1984 –
Hugo Enyinnaya 8 May 1981 –
Dino Eze 1 June 1984 –
Ndubuisi Eze 10 May 1984 –
Victor Ezeji 9 June 1981 –
Emeka Ifejiagwa 30 October 1977 –
Amaechi Igwe 20 May 1988 –
Ugo Ihemelu 3 April 1983 –
Ikechukwu Kalu 18 April 1984 –
Maxwell Kalu 23 March 1976 –
Christopher Kanu 4 December 1979 –
Nwankwo Kanu 1 August 1976 – Nwankwo Kanu (born 1 August 1976 in Owerri, Nigeria), usually known simply as Kanu and nicknamed Papilo, is a professional footballer who plays as a striker for the Nigerian national team and for English club Portsmouth. [80]
Henry Nwosu Kanu 14 February 1980 –
Stephen Keshi 1962 2016 Former Nigerian soccer team captain and coach, won the African Cup of Nations both as player and coach
Paul McGrath 4 December 1959 – England-born Republic of Ireland international player. Irish mother and Igbo biological father.
Usim Nduka 23 September 1985 –
Chukwuemeka Nwadike 9 August 1978 –
Obinna Nwaneri 19 March 1982 –
Onyekachi Nwoha 28 February 1983 –
Chucks Nwoko 21 November 197 –
Udo Nwoko 15 October 1984 –
Henry Nwosu 14 June 1963 –
Mikel John Obi 22 April 1987 – Won the UEFA Champions League with Chelsea in 2012
Victor Nsofor Obinna 25 March 1987 –
Chinedu Obasi 1 June 1986 –
Ibezito Ogbonna 27 March 1983 –
Bertrand Okafor 4 January 1990 –
Uche Okafor 8 August 1967 6 January 2011
Uche Okafor 10 February 1991 –
Uche Okechukwu 27 September 1967 –
Jay-Jay Okocha 14 August 1973 – [
Chima Okorie 8 October 1968 –
Stanley Okoro 8 December 1992 –
Sunday Patrick Okoro 27 April 1986 –
Digger Okonkwo 30 August 1977 –
Onyekachi Okonkwo 13 May 1982 –
Isaac Okoronkwo 1 May 1978 –
Kelechi Okoye 1984 –
Sunday Oliseh –
Tochukwu Oluehi 3 June 1988
Nedum Onuoha 12 November 1986
Iffy Onuora 28 July 1967 –
Chima Onyeike 21 June 1975 –
Obi Onyeike 25 June 1992 –
Daniel Onyekachi 23 August 1985 –
Oguchi Onyewu 13 May 1982 – [82]
Henry Onyekuru 5 June 1997 –
Kelechi Osunwa 15 October 1984 –
Chioma Ubogagu 10 September 1992 –
Ikechukwu Uche 5 January 1984 –
Oguchi Uche 1987 –
Nduka Ugbade Former Nigerian football player, first African to lift the world cup
John Ugochukwu 20 April 1988 –
Magalan Ugochukwu 20 June 1990 –
Ugo Ukah 18 January 1984 –
Ejike Uzoenyi
Eke Uzoma 19 July 1989 –
Rugby Edit
Martin Offiah

Martial arts

Name Born Death Notability Reference
Chika Chukwumerije 30 December 1983 – Olympic silver medallist
Anthony Njokuani 1 March 1980 –
Jacob Martins Obiorah 27 March 1974 –
Chukwuemeka Onyemachi 28 July 1974 –[/s]

Nonsense. You copied crap from wikipedia to prove your point.
I don't know who the hell are this people.. I only know chioma ajunwa and some few footballers there... the rest, I don't know who the hell they are as they are not even popular to begin with.

DEROX:
pls remove education how many good private unis can you boast about or even federal uni or are your graduates ranked among the best

Igbos produces highest number of students gaining admission in high education in Nigeria they are topping in Engineering, Medicine, Law, Administration and Arts

Aiyk2333:

what does he own name of the factory!!! I was expecting that name alone.. should I give you a long list of what igbos own in Lagos, iIbadan, ogun, Kano, kaduna, Jos, Ghana, south Africa, UK, America, mumu wants to enter an argument that'll swallow him.. Glo network is useless in the east, very poor. ask ur people who have been to the east

lol but adenuga is the 2nd richest man after dangote it dosent even need to be useful in the east adenuga is not biafran na who among igbo owns a network sef mtchew

Kennyswagzz:
Nonsense. You copied crap from wikipedia to prove your point.
I don't know who the hell are this people.. I only know chioma ajunwa and some few footballers there... the rest, I don't know who the hell they are as they are not even popular to begin with.

That's why you are ignorant, since you only know Chioma Ajunwa.

DEROX:
lol but adenuga is the 2nd richest man after dangote it dosent even need to be useful in the east adenuga is not biafran na who among igbo owns a network sef mtchew

We know who Adenuga is fronting for

Anambralstson:

Soccer is the leading sports most lucrative in the world, hundreds of Igbos soccer stars are supper rich with soccer not one or two heads you celebrate.

how is soccer the most lucrative sport? what about basketball, tennis ?
How many igbo rich footballers do you know? How many awards have your footballers won?

Anambralstson:

That's why you are ignorant, since you only know Chioma Ajunwa.

guy she is the only popular person I know there

Anambralstson:

Igbos dominate in education
Igbos dominate trade and commerce
Igbos dominate sports
Igbos indigenous industrialists
Igbos dominate nollywood
Igbos top in Banking sector
Igbos dominate transportation sector we are ok with these areas.

what sports?
What nollywood?
What baking sector?

Ogegeodey:

Naira Marley no sabi dress

Artist no d discriminate. It used to be Calabar during festive seasons, but as it is now Awka is on fire.

Not much was heard about this year calabar carnival, thanks to the governor of English

you thought naira marley no sabi dress because man gat simple lifestyle,e no dey show off........no wrist watch,no chain,no belt lol, and man no send no badass.

Kennyswagzz:
how is soccer the most lucrative sport? what about basketball, tennis ?
How many igbo rich footballers do you know? How many awards have your footballers won?

Can you compare music industry to succer