odumchi:

"What did we ever do to deserve this? Why are we Igbos, Ibibios, Ijaws, Efiks, and Bendels given a back seat role in our own nation?"

PhysicsMHD:


lol, "Bendels"? Is that an ethnic group? Is it in the east?

Ola edo:

use your brain and stop acting like an imbecile2.

PhysicsMHD:


lol, "Bendels"? Is that an ethnic group? Is it in the east?

PhysicsMHD:


Who's acting like an imbecile2? What's an imbecile2? Is it related to an imbecile1 or an imbecile3?

These are important questions.

Ola edo:

use your brain and stop acting like an imbecile2.

jason123:

THANK YOU OOO!

@ OP
How did yorubas rule you guys? Is it not only shonekan and obj? Did people complain about Nnamdi and ekweme? Abgiiii, stop spewing trash!!!

Ileke-IdI:

And here the other buffoon was crying about the domination of Igbos in Nigeria yest.

Who and who is really suffering? Let's take a cyber trip to Jos, who are really the targets?  Let's travel to Lagos, who and who is really suffering?

Instead of typing on NL, most of you  in Nigeria should join the MASSOB [You dont have to be Igbo] and fight for the separation of Nigeria. All these internet whining is not going to cut it.

Becoomrich, ikeyman, dem people, Udeuze, etc. . . .plz get together and do something about this because we are tired of reading the same threads everyday.

Ola edo:

You are not yoruba so bud out,Stick to the Bendel claim. Let yoruba speak for yoruba.

odumchi:

IleKe Idi,  You have not seen real poverty that is why you are disregarding this serious problem. Your people are enjoying their full rights but we have no say In anything. Your people have all of their federal rights secured and they have potential.

My people are working their bones dry to gain stolen rights, my people are suffering and leaving their eastern homeland in search of economic opportunities in cities like Lagos, while yours have everything they need to succeed at their fingertips. My people are suffering living in shacks in Yorubaland, pushing wheelbarrows in your land, shoveling dirt and dying working for an opportunity to live a decent life.

Your towns are recieving electricity even though if is taken while towns such as Arochukwu in my land have not seen light for months. I have seen true poverty with my eyes so do not arouse my anger and tell me anything about suffering.

Everytime I look at Nigeria, I weep and ask "What did we ever do to deserve this? Why are we Igbos, Ibibios, Ijaws, Efiks, and Bendels given a back seat role in our own nation?"

odumchi:

Thankyou Missy.

@ Ileke Idi, you don't understand. The Igbos were being oppressed and fought a war to escape such suffering. One million Igbos died fighting for that dream. 1milliom people gone, one million hopes and dreams sacraficed, one million was one tenth of our pop at that time. And as if that was not enough, we today are still suffering more than before. One million people died for no reason, my own ancestors died in that war, they were forcefully conscripted, pulled from their farms and equipped with rifles and caps to fight an enemy with machine guns and tanks. Entire villages destroyed, (My heart weeps as I write this), towns were burned and families separated for no reason. Today millions if former soldiers maimed and injured beg alongside the highways. These were the same people that Guwon promised "peace and reassimilation".

My people are imprisoned in their own land and no one seems to care. The highest a young Igbo bot can hope to be in Nigeria is a governor in his fund-chocked state. While an illiterate Hausa or Fulani boy can answer Alhaji at the age of 15.

odumchi:

Thankyou Missy.

@ Ileke Idi, you don't understand. The Igbos were being oppressed and fought a war to escape such suffering. One million Igbos died fighting for that dream. 1milliom people gone, one million hopes and dreams sacraficed, one million was one tenth of our pop at that time. And as if that was not enough, we today are still suffering more than before. One million people died for no reason, my own ancestors died in that war, they were forcefully conscripted, pulled from their farms and equipped with rifles and caps to fight an enemy with machine guns and tanks. Entire villages destroyed, (My heart weeps as I write this), towns were burned and families separated for no reason. Today millions if former soldiers maimed and injured beg alongside the highways. These were the same people that Guwon promised "peace and reassimilation".

My people are imprisoned in their own land and no one seems to care. The highest a young Igbo bot can hope to be in Nigeria is a governor in his fund-chocked state. While an illiterate Hausa or Fulani boy can answer Alhaji at the age of 15.

odumchi:

Thankyou Missy.

@ Ileke Idi, you don't understand. The Igbos were being oppressed and fought a war to escape such suffering. One million Igbos died fighting for that dream. 1milliom people gone, one million hopes and dreams sacraficed, one million was one tenth of our pop at that time. And as if that was not enough, we today are still suffering more than before. One million people died for no reason, my own ancestors died in that war, they were forcefully conscripted, pulled from their farms and equipped with rifles and caps to fight an enemy with machine guns and tanks. Entire villages destroyed, (My heart weeps as I write this), towns were burned and families separated for no reason. Today millions if former soldiers maimed and injured beg alongside the highways. These were the same people that Guwon promised "peace and reassimilation".

[size=18pt]My people are imprisoned in their own land and no one seems to care[/size]. The highest a young Igbo bot can hope to be in Nigeria is a governor in his fund-chocked state. While an illiterate Hausa or Fulani boy can answer Alhaji at the age of 15.

my own ancestors died in that war, they were [b]forcefully [/b]conscripted, pulled from their farms and equipped with rifles and caps to fight an enemy with machine guns and tanks.