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ezeagu (m)
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #352 on: November 02, 2009, 05:18 PM »

Quote from: OPCman on November 02, 2009, 05:10 PM
Nothing to do with being idle; just having fun. Grin

Abi e dey catch you well? Cheesy

 Cool

If it "dey catch me well" that would mean that your posts are serious, is it not?
yommyuk
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #353 on: November 03, 2009, 12:46 AM »

If it "dey catch me well" that would mean that your posts are serious, is it not?

This is why 'OMO ODU'A' will continue to outsmart the OKORO MAN forever.
The Okoro man depends on his physical attributes, Omo Odu'a depends on his God given wisdom
Omo! anyday, anytime we are ready for una Angry
" The bufalo is bigger in size and strength, but the Lion King is more cunning and wiser"

So keep hoping on Juju.
Okoro! Think!
"The forest is full of leaves, but how do you know which one is a cure for your disease" - KNOWLEDGE
Knowledge is power! - IBO BOYS NO GET AM.
We do not hope on JUJU, But we have confidence in the knowledge that We have.
Let me give u a story.
In the 90s some Ibo boys came to rob a rich man in Ijebu Remo with guns and all that. They took the loot and thought they have won the battle. Tongue
An elder who heard about it, came out and asked which way did they go?  Tongue The baba just spoke some words on the footprints the Robbers left behind. HMM. After about 3 hours, We saw the same robbers carring the stolen loot and placing it on the door step on the Victim. Cheesy I have finished O! When people wanted to beat them, the robber said "please don't beat us yet, we still need to go and get the reminder of the loot"
Dem no even call police for dem. Dem just give them sample of what the thieves will be nuturing for the rest of their lifes Grin



If Igbos are scared of your juju there would not be a single Igbo left in Lagos. We dey for your domot! Any day you do fim, you go know say even some of those Alaba Igbo boys na babalawo!
Don't u know that there is a place a babalawo must go before the medicine can work.I suppose not.
Ask yourself, Why do the yorubas feel very comfortable with 5 million OKOROs at their doorstep.
Answer; NO CAUSE FOR ALARM, WE GOT THEIR NUMBER Cool


ezeagu (m)
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #354 on: November 03, 2009, 01:01 AM »

Quote from: yommyuk on November 03, 2009, 12:46 AM
If it "dey catch me well" that would mean that your posts are serious, is it not?

This is why 'OMO ODU'A' will continue to outsmart the OKORO MAN forever.
The Okoro man depends on his physical attributes, Omo Odu'a depends on his God given wisdom
Omo! anyday, anytime we are ready for una Angry
" The bufalo is bigger in size and strength, but the Lion King is more cunning and wiser"

What on earth are you talking about? If you're frustrated there are plenty of activities you can do on your own to relieve stress instead of blowing virtual hot air. Talk, talk, talk, when you hear GBOSAI! now you will be out of sight. Is it not a council flat you live in in the UK? How will you conduct a war from there?
yommyuk
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #355 on: November 03, 2009, 01:12 AM »

What on earth are you talking about? If you're frustrated there are plenty of activities you can do on your own to relieve stress instead of blowing virtual hot air. Talk, talk, talk, when you hear GBOSAI! now you will be out of sight.

No stress ! No Frustration !
I am glad that the truth is getting bitter and it's hitting home.
Omo Odua rules ! Okoro man serves ! - 4real Cool

[b]Is it not a council flat you live in in the UK?

I will feed u  Cool
ezeagu (m)
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #356 on: November 03, 2009, 01:23 AM »

Quote from: yommyuk on November 03, 2009, 01:12 AM
No stress ! No Frustration !
I am glad that the truth is getting bitter and it's hitting home.
Omo Odua rules ! Okoro man serves ! - 4real Cool

Omo Odua rules? You mean the same Omo Odua that does night shift cleaning jobs just like the rest of Nigerians in London? Or is the unofficial language of Peckham not Yoruba again?
sjeezy8
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #357 on: November 03, 2009, 01:26 AM »

Yoruba is the unofficial  African language of all UK. Maybe other culture are shamed of their language who knows Undecided
ezeagu (m)
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #358 on: November 03, 2009, 01:29 AM »

Quote from: sjeezy8 on November 03, 2009, 01:26 AM
Yoruba is the unofficial  African language of all UK. Maybe other culture are shamed of their language who knows Undecided

Eh, because all Africans in the UK speak Yoruba, I think?

Oh ye wonderful and powerful Odua race, look at the powerful city you have created:


Oh, sorry, wrong photo:




Let me tell you, 'Yoruba people' are not in any better or any worse condition or position than any other nation in Nigeria, these illusions of grandeur are becoming too much and people need to be brought back to earth.
ezeagu (m)
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #359 on: November 03, 2009, 01:32 AM »

Quote from: sjeezy8 on November 03, 2009, 01:26 AM
Yoruba is the unofficial  African language of all UK. Maybe other culture are shamed of their language who knows Undecided

Oh, and by the way:
<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/GvhqV6xiRjw&amp;hl=en&amp;fs=1&amp;&quot;" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/v/GvhqV6xiRjw&amp;hl=en&amp;fs=1&amp;&quot;</a>
okunoba (m)
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #360 on: November 03, 2009, 02:00 AM »

We should concentrate on the great things Yoruba`s and Igbo`s have done to make this world a better place. We are very similar, but yet different. The two Nations have got too much good to offer the world, lets concentrate on that instead of this primitive ethnic bashing. We have a lot of work to do to make the black race respected and treated like equals amongst equals. Calling each other names only proves what the white man says about black Africans not being able to live in peace  and harmony amongst ourselves. Don`t u guys realise how bad it looks when we as black Africans are calling ourselves by the same names the white racist have been calling us 4 centuries.

The Igbo race is special just like the Yoruba`s and all the other great nations that make up Nigeria. That is y anywhere u go in the World we are there representing and leaving a positive mark. I have come across different Nigerians all over the World that make me proud to come from that part of the World. I know because things are so bad in Nigeria we are all looking 4 people to pick on, but lets not lose track, our problem isn`t the Igbo man or the Yoruba man, it`s the so called leaders that steal our wealth and then turn around to divide us like mugguns. The fight should be against them not against our poor suffering brothers. Lets unite brothers and sisters to make our World a better place. When will the black man stop hating his fellow black brother. Lets try and show love and respect to the black race. After this post, we shall see which people find it difficult to love and respect their fellow black brothers regardless of ethnicity, the floor is open.
okunoba (m)
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #361 on: November 03, 2009, 02:19 AM »

@Ezeagu, Thanks so much 4 the video, almost made me cry listening to the language, Igbo sounds so nice, makes me miss Nigeria so much, with all the beautifully languages around. Nothing pleases the soul better than to see your people representing in a positive way. Igbo Kwenu BIKO Ndigbo, only love will bring us together to build a country that our children will be proud to call home.
OgidiBoy (m)
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #362 on: November 03, 2009, 02:23 AM »

This thread don reach 12 pages Shocked Shocked

What are you ppl still talking, fighting about Shocked Shocked
yommyuk
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #363 on: November 03, 2009, 02:41 AM »

We should concentrate on the great things Yoruba`s and Igbo`s have done to make this world a better place. We are very similar, but yet different. The two Nations have got too much good to offer the world, lets concentrate on that instead of this primitive ethnic bashing. We have a lot of work to do to make the black race respected and treated like equals amongst equals. Calling each other names only proves what the white man says about black Africans not being able to live in peace  and harmony amongst ourselves. Don`t u guys realise how bad it looks when we as black Africans are calling ourselves by the same names the white racist have been calling us 4 centuries.

Tribalism is part of human nature or can I say part of nature. It is not a new phenomenon.
In the UK where I reside, it happens among the English, Scots, welsh and Irish. Even among the English they have the north and South divide  (I can even go further). However they still co-exist in harmony. Imagine Gordon Brown a Scot becoming PM.
In Nigeria it is a different ball game. The 3 main tribes are at loggerheads. Always quick to blame the other, but one thing I know for sure is that the Yorubas are the most hospitable. (Lagos is a testimony to this) Lets forget about it being an ex capital. I also believe that the Ibos are the least accomodating of the 3. Evidence of this is there for everyone to see. The main objective of this thread is to highlight this, but not in a negative way. Even the person who reported on this article is an Ibo man. As usual my OKORO brothers came out defending this ignorantly. So to further prove my point I put forward more proof. Yes we all got carried away but all in all all points made where inter-related to the main topic.



The Igbo race is special just like the Yoruba`s and all the other great nations that make up Nigeria.
Partly true! But thru our sense of welcoming other tribes, the Ibos and Hausas have come to our domain, lived peacefully, and visited home as a success story. A signal of Appreciation towards the Yorubas in form of gratitude is not much to ask for. Imagine an Ibo man living in Ibadan for 10yrs and still condemning such city that haboured him for a decade. That is not acceptable.
So when the Yorubas start hearing the BIAFRA drum, what can we do? In my opinion I will tell the Ibo man " OL' BOY MAKE UNA LEAVE NA, ABI NA FORCE"

 Lets try and show love and respect to the black race. After this post, we shall see which people find it difficult to love and respect their fellow black brothers regardless of ethnicity, the floor is open.  Wink

 
 
ezeagu (m)
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #364 on: November 03, 2009, 03:24 AM »

Quote from: yommyuk on November 03, 2009, 02:41 AM
We should concentrate on the great things Yoruba`s and Igbo`s have done to make this world a better place. We are very similar, but yet different. The two Nations have got too much good to offer the world, lets concentrate on that instead of this primitive ethnic bashing. We have a lot of work to do to make the black race respected and treated like equals amongst equals. Calling each other names only proves what the white man says about black Africans not being able to live in peace  and harmony amongst ourselves. Don`t u guys realise how bad it looks when we as black Africans are calling ourselves by the same names the white racist have been calling us 4 centuries.

Tribalism is part of human nature or can I say part of nature. It is not a new phenomenon.
In the UK where I reside, it happens among the English, Scots, welsh and Irish. Even among the English they have the north and South divide  (I can even go further). However they still co-exist in harmony. Imagine Gordon Brown a Scot becoming PM.
In Nigeria it is a different ball game. The 3 main tribes are at loggerheads. Always quick to blame the other, but one thing I know for sure is that the Yorubas are the most hospitable. (Lagos is a testimony to this) Lets forget about it being an ex capital. I also believe that the Ibos are the least accomodating of the 3. Evidence of this is there for everyone to see. The main objective of this thread is to highlight this, but not in a negative way. Even the person who reported on this article is an Ibo man. As usual my OKORO brothers came out defending this ignorantly. So to further prove my point I put forward more proof. Yes we all got carried away but all in all all points made where inter-related to the main topic.



The Igbo race is special just like the Yoruba`s and all the other great nations that make up Nigeria.
Partly true! But thru our sense of welcoming other tribes, the Ibos and Hausas have come to our domain, lived peacefully, and visited home as a success story. A signal of Appreciation towards the Yorubas in form of gratitude is not much to ask for. Imagine an Ibo man living in Ibadan for 10yrs and still condemning such city that haboured him for a decade. That is not acceptable.
So when the Yorubas start hearing the BIAFRA drum, what can we do? In my opinion I will tell the Ibo man " OL' BOY MAKE UNA LEAVE NA, ABI NA FORCE"

 Lets try and show love and respect to the black race. After this post, we shall see which people find it difficult to love and respect their fellow black brothers regardless of ethnicity, the floor is open.  Wink

 
 


Lagos is built with oil money from the east, let your head decrease small. Number 2, are the Yoruba a empire building 'race' or a 'accommodating' one, pick one because you people are jumping from one to the other when it suits a thread, when was the last time you heard a Yoruba was killed in the East? During the Biafran war it was documented that some Igbo people were killed in Lagos and other areas of the west. You're not any more special than any other ethnicity and your people are not as rich or as privileged as any other, don't let me pull out pictures.
okunoba (m)
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #365 on: November 03, 2009, 03:31 AM »

@Yommyok, lets try and give love and respect was my last comment, by claiming to be more tolerant than another ethnic group is disrespectfull and that isn`t the spirit we need to bridge the gap. A black man claiming superiority over his black brother, is that how to show love and respect to your black brothers. Do unto others as u would like done to u. Respect is a two way street.

 Some are tolerant some are not, regardless of ethnicity, it`s an individual thing.

Many Nigerians including Yoruba`s complain and show no appreciation to the English even though they have been living in England  4 over 10/15 yrs. It`s not an Igbo or Yoruba thing it`s an individual thing. Until the ethnicity of a man is of no more significant than the color of his eyes, there will be no peace.
yommyuk
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #366 on: November 03, 2009, 04:18 AM »

Lagos is built with oil money from the east, let your head decrease small. Number 2, are the Yoruba a empire building 'race' or a 'accommodating' one, pick one because you people are jumping from one to the other when it suits a thread, when was the last time you heard a Yoruba was killed in the East? During the Biafran war it was documented that some Igbo people were killed in Lagos and other areas of the west. You're not any more special than any other ethnicity and your people are not as rich or as privileged as any other, don't let me pull out pictures.

1.Accomodating one!
2."You people" are privileged people. - get that into your head
3. So during the Civil war, there was no Yoruba casuality? Huh
4. Money from the east?  What an ignorant and uneducated opinion.

by claiming to be more tolerant than another ethnic group is disrespectfull and that isn`t the spirit we need to bridge the gap.
@Okunoba
Wake up! That is the problem with nigerians. Never willing to speak out.
It may look disrespectful, but it is the truth and must be told.


A black man claiming superiority over his black brother, is that how to show love and respect to your black brothers. Do unto others as u would like done to u. Respect is a two way street.
When another tribe is trying to undermine and scoff at your people, what do u do? play dumb?
That is disrespectful to whom you are. That is what the Yorubas call "OMO ALE"
OH YEAH - Respect is a 2 way street and vice versa.

Some are tolerant some are not, regardless of ethnicity, it`s an individual thing.
Partly true! but some tribes are more tolerant that others. Example - The british are more tolerant towards Africans than the Germans and the Italians - FACT

Many Nigerians including Yoruba`s complain and show no appreciation to the English even though they have been living in England  4 over 10/15 yrs. It`s not an Igbo or Yoruba thing it`s an individual thing. Until the ethnicity of a man is of no more significant than the color of his eyes, there will be no peace.
I agree and it ain't right.



 
 
sjeezy8
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #367 on: November 03, 2009, 05:12 AM »

Folks should return to their area if lagos no suit them. PH makes almost as much as Lagos with about half Lagos' population move and live their. They claim onishta and owerri are commercial cities better than the ones in the west. Go and live there plane reach all those places, Lagos is no more the capital . . . . .  I dont see why some still flock to the West, there seems to be more in the East as they claim.

so lets speeed the process up
Sunny_bobo (m)
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #368 on: November 03, 2009, 07:06 AM »

behold the grand commander of the thiefing clan!  Grin Grin Grin


* grand commander.jpg (9.78 KB, 301x281 )
OPCman
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #369 on: November 03, 2009, 09:46 AM »

Quote from: sjeezy8 on November 03, 2009, 05:12 AM
Folks should return to their area if lagos no suit them. PH makes almost as much as Lagos with about half Lagos' population move and live their. They claim onishta and owerri are commercial cities better than the ones in the west. Go and live there plane reach all those places, Lagos is no more the capital . . . . . I dont see why some still flock to the West, there seems to be more in the East as they claim.
so lets speeed the process up

Honestly, 'Won kon fi'ya je awa Yoruba ni' (They are just suffering us). Ibo will come, this will come, that will come, to Yorubaland to come and share in the resources that is NOT even enough for us Yoruba- in the name of silly and stupid federalism. 
The states these people come from get thesame allocation like us- but their leaders put the money in their own foreing accounts/ pockets, while Yoruba governments will be using what is meant for Yoruba people to feed their people who fled to Yoruba states.

TOTALLY UNFAIR! So, you are right, people should stay in their states.
Sunny_bobo (m)
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #370 on: November 03, 2009, 10:24 AM »

Quote from: OPCman on November 03, 2009, 09:46 AM
Honestly, 'Won kon fi'ya je awa Yoruba ni' (They are just suffering us). Ibo will come, this will come, that will come, to Yorubaland to come and share in the resources that is NOT even enough for us Yoruba- in the name of silly and stupid federalism.
The states these people come from get thesame allocation like us- but their leaders put the money in their own foreing accounts/ pockets, while Yoruba governments will be using what is meant for Yoruba people to feed their people who fled to Yoruba states.

TOTALLY UNFAIR! So, you are right, people should stay in their states.

Which resources are you talking about? It is a well known fact that SME's (Small and Medium Scale enterprises) are the major providers of employment opportunities and last time I checked, Igbos own a large chunk of the SME's in Lagos. This means that the Igbos are major employers of labour in Lagos. This is without the fact that this individuals and the businesses they own pay their tax to the Lagos government and also contribute to the development of Lagos state via various CSR projects (eg CHISCO). Who do u think will loose if these Igbo entrepreneurs decide to take their businesses elsewhere? Why do you think the governor of Ogun state, Gbenga Daniels has been wooing this Igbo entrepreneurs with various incentives such as large expanse of land for development. Go to Ota industrial estate and see what these Igbos are doing there. At least, an uncle of mine has one of the largest factories there ( a food drink processing factory) employing over a hundred staff with a large chunk of them being yorubas.

Go get yourself some education and stop being the area boy you have always been.
OPCman
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #371 on: November 03, 2009, 11:11 AM »

Quote from: Sunny_bobo on November 03, 2009, 10:24 AM
Which resources are you talking about? It is a well known fact that SME's (Small and Medium Scale enterprises) are the major providers of employment opportunities and last time I checked, Igbos own a large chunk of the SME's in Lagos. This means that the Igbos are major employers of labour in Lagos. This is without the fact that this individuals and the businesses they own pay their tax to the Lagos government and also contribute to the development of Lagos state via various CSR projects (eg CHISCO). Who do u think will loose if these Igbo entrepreneurs decide to take their businesses elsewhere? Why do you think the governor of Ogun state, Gbenga Daniels has been wooing this Igbo entrepreneurs with various incentives such as large expanse of land for development. Go to Ota industrial estate and see what these Igbos are doing there. At least, an uncle of mine has one of the largest factories there ( a food drink processing factory) employing over a hundred staff with a large chunk of them being yorubas.

Go get yourself some education and stop being the area boy you have always been.


So only Ibos get brain to do business. You are Jews while others are fools  Shocked

I hear you.
ezeagu (m)
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #372 on: November 03, 2009, 03:51 PM »

Quote from: yommyuk on November 03, 2009, 04:18 AM
Lagos is built with oil money from the east, let your head decrease small. Number 2, are the Yoruba a empire building 'race' or a 'accommodating' one, pick one because you people are jumping from one to the other when it suits a thread, when was the last time you heard a Yoruba was killed in the East? During the Biafran war it was documented that some Igbo people were killed in Lagos and other areas of the west. You're not any more special than any other ethnicity and your people are not as rich or as privileged as any other, don't let me pull out pictures.

1.Accomodating one!
2."You people" are privileged people. - get that into your head
3. So during the Civil war, there was no Yoruba casuality? Huh
4. Money from the east?  What an ignorant and uneducated opinion.


Where did the money come from, I think Sjeezy's ancestors brought the money from Brazil.
ezeagu (m)
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #373 on: November 03, 2009, 03:54 PM »

Quote from: OPCman on November 03, 2009, 09:46 AM
Honestly, 'Won kon fi'ya je awa Yoruba ni' (They are just suffering us). Ibo will come, this will come, that will come, to Yorubaland to come and share in the resources that is NOT even enough for us Yoruba- in the name of silly and stupid federalism. 
The states these people come from get thesame allocation like us- but their leaders put the money in their own foreing accounts/ pockets, while Yoruba governments will be using what is meant for Yoruba people to feed their people who fled to Yoruba states.

TOTALLY UNFAIR! So, you are right, people should stay in their states.

What is Yoruba government? So you are now saying people who are behind the successes of Lagos a completely Yoruba?
Kanto
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #374 on: November 03, 2009, 04:32 PM »

@Opcman, sjeezy8, Yommyuk:

What a shameless crowd. You guys are sure sounding more stupid by the day.Which resources is being shared to other nigerians by Lagos state? Is it the monthly  federal allocations derived from crude oil in the Niger-Delta that is being given to Lagos and every Yoruba  state that you are calling Yoruba resources?

I can see that you guys need help from a psychiatric doctor. For your information all Yoruba states depend on federal allocations derived from crude oil to survive. If you take away those allocations, there is no Yoruba state that can survive.

Those lodmouths who are making mouth as if Lagos pays anybody social welfare payments should know that if all nigerians of other ethnic groups pull out their businesses  from lagos and if the federal allocation from the oil in the Niger-Delta ceases Lagos will be grounded just like other Yoruba states that parasite on niger-delta crude oil money for their survival.

If anything the Yorubas should be grateful to the niger-delta for sustaining them all these years.

As for those making mouth about being accomodating, all i can do is laugh at such stupidity. There is no accomodating group anywhere. People simply move or migrate and sort themselves out where ever they go. I have never heard of Lagos state government paying people social welfare payments or providing housing to anyone, if anything, Lagos is the toughest jungle to survive in nigeria. Those who arrive in Lagos find a tough and challenging environment where they have to individually struggle to survive.

For Yommyyuk, sjeezy8, Opcman and others who fled to London, did the British invite them? Does the British not put people in jail for being in their country illegally? In practically every other advanced nation, immigrants are arrested and deported.  Arresting and deporting immigrants certainly does not equate to being accomodating, yet people are still taking mortal risks to migrate to these countries everyday. In Britain extreme right political parties like Nick Griffin's BNP are openly opposed and hostile to immigrants and have promised to throw out all immigrants  if they win the elections. Such extreme right parties opposed to the presence of immigrants exist in every European country. But people still risk their life to get to these countries. This proves that there is no accomodating group anywhere. Those who migrate do so at their own risk and have to find a way to survive.

By the way, if Lagos is so accomodating, why did yommyyuk and OPCMAN leave their accomodating Lagos to migrate to hostile, unwelcome and unaccomodating  Britain where they risk being put in prison and deported?

Does it make any sense?


The stupidity of the being more accomodating than others nonsense is even more stupid when you consider that the so called buffoon yommyyuk is describing the North where non northerners and non muslims are frequently attacked and killed as being accomodating. Will wonders ever end in nigeria?

You hypocrites should stop boring us with your load of trash.

Below is Nick Griffin's BNP'S website:

http://bnp.org.uk/policies/immigration/

  
ezeagu (m)
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #375 on: November 03, 2009, 06:37 PM »

Quote from: Kanto on November 03, 2009, 04:32 PM
@Opcman, sjeezy8, Yommyuk:

What a shameless crowd. You guys are sure sounding more stupid by the day.Which resources is being shared to other nigerians by Lagos state? Is it the monthly  federal allocations derived from crude oil in the Niger-Delta that is being given to Lagos and every Yoruba  state that you are calling Yoruba resources?

I can see that you guys need help from a psychiatric doctor. For your information all Yoruba states depend on federal allocations derived from crude oil to survive. If you take away those allocations, there is no Yoruba state that can survive.

Those lodmouths who are making mouth as if Lagos pays anybody social welfare payments should know that if all nigerians of other ethnic groups pull out their businesses  from lagos and if the federal allocation from the oil in the Niger-Delta ceases Lagos will be grounded just like other Yoruba states that parasite on niger-delta crude oil money for their survival.

If anything the Yorubas should be grateful to the niger-delta for sustaining them all these years.

As for those making mouth about being accomodating, all i can do is laugh at such stupidity. There is no accomodating group anywhere. People simply move or migrate and sort themselves out where ever they go. I have never heard of Lagos state government paying people social welfare payments or providing housing to anyone, if anything, Lagos is the toughest jungle to survive in nigeria. Those who arrive in Lagos find a tough and challenging environment where they have to individually struggle to survive.

For Yommyyuk, sjeezy8, Opcman and others who fled to London, did the British invite them? Does the British not put people in jail for being in their country illegally? In practically every other advanced nation, immigrants are arrested and deported.  Arresting and deporting immigrants certainly does not equate to being accomodating, yet people are still taking mortal risks to migrate to these countries everyday. In Britain extreme right political parties like Nick Griffin's BNP are openly opposed and hostile to immigrants and have promised to throw out all immigrants  if they win the elections. Such extreme right parties opposed to the presence of immigrants exist in every European country. But people still risk their life to get to these countries. This proves that there is no accomodating group anywhere. Those who migrate do so at their own risk and have to find a way to survive.

By the way, if Lagos is so accomodating, why did yommyyuk and OPCMAN leave their accomodating Lagos to migrate to hostile, unwelcome and unaccomodating  Britain where they risk being put in prison and deported?

Does it make any sense?


The stupidity of the being more accomodating than others nonsense is even more stupid when you consider that the so called buffoon yommyyuk is describing the North where non northerners and non muslims are frequently attacked and killed as being accomodating. Will wonders ever end in nigeria?

You hypocrites should stop boring us with your load of trash.

Below is Nick Griffin's BNP'S website:

http://bnp.org.uk/policies/immigration/

  

They will not get it, they will continue to fantasize that their land (which they proably haven't seen or won't go back to live in for at least ten years) is Dubai. I wonder why they will say that others are flocking to Lagos, yet they completely look past the fact that that is partly the reason why Lagos is successful in the first place. I don't know anywhere else that Nigerians, especially Igbo people do not go to in this world, yet these posters have taken the Eastern population in Lagos, who are there because all the wealth of the country is being poured into there, as a sign that the Yoruba are a superior race.

Before asking the Easterners to move from Lagos, why don't you first come back from the US and the UK and convince them to move, you will continue fantasizing about a superior Yoruba race while you stay in another mans country and stay the victim of discrimination! After you tell them to move, cut off all the income you get from the Niger Delta and all other Eastern states and see what Lagos will be.
*jona
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #376 on: November 03, 2009, 06:52 PM »

 ;d ;d Cool
Onlytruth (m)
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #377 on: November 03, 2009, 09:27 PM »

Quote from: OPCman on November 03, 2009, 09:46 AM
Honestly, 'Won kon fi'ya je awa Yoruba ni' (They are just suffering us). Ibo will come, this will come, that will come, to Yorubaland to come and share in the resources that is NOT even enough for us Yoruba- in the name of silly and stupid federalism.
The states these people come from get thesame allocation like us- but their leaders put the money in their own foreing accounts/ pockets, while Yoruba governments will be using what is meant for Yoruba people to feed their people who fled to Yoruba states.

TOTALLY UNFAIR! So, you are right, people should stay in their states.

I predicted that the Yoruba will try to kick Igbo out of Nigeria eventually (so Igbo or easterners don't need to fight to leave). I never knew my prediction is already below the surface as of today. All these talk of one Nigeria is just a huge exercise in deception. People are calling for resource control while those who actually get this resource allocation (though they don't produce it) are already itching to kick everyone out of their territory. Well, the situation is a bit more complex now . However, we can still leave your land for you if you stop deceiving people about one Nigeria or an "unbreakable nation". Imagine what would happen if the oil wells dry up! Shocked Shocked Let's throw the cards on the table now before it is too late.
sjeezy8
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #378 on: November 03, 2009, 09:42 PM »

Quote from: ezeagu on November 03, 2009, 06:37 PM
They will not get it, they will continue to fantasize that their land (which they proably haven't seen or won't go back to live in for at least ten years) is Dubai. I wonder why they will say that others are flocking to Lagos, yet they completely look past the fact that that is partly the reason why Lagos is successful in the first place. I don't know anywhere else that Nigerians, especially Igbo people do not go to in this world, yet these posters have taken the Eastern population in Lagos, who are there because all the wealth of the country is being poured into there, as a sign that the Yoruba are a superior race.

Before asking the Easterners to move from Lagos, why don't you first come back from the US and the UK and convince them to move, you will continue fantasizing about a superior Yoruba race while you stay in another mans country and stay the victim of discrimination! After you tell them to move, cut off all the income you get from the Niger Delta and all other Eastern states and see what Lagos will be.

This is not even a discrimination thing let all the people leave lagos as they did before during the war, their properties would be sold as usual. So it really makes no difference majority of people in Lagos dont pay taxes, so what do these people actual contribute to lagos? Its not any secret that all these scanty scanty shop keepers, dont pay taxes and sell illegal goods which are also non taxed. Lagos was once a specific place for the Elite, Most of whom were Yorubas because of location, middle class and other minor tribes. I wouldnt complain if it went back to that. Eko atlantic is privately funded to be like dubai and dubais population is NO WHERE NEAR LAGOS'. Igbos are OK nothing special. Without all these states, the West is still yorubaland so is Lagos, unless you want to cut it and carry it with you to the EAST.

All igbos arent the same I must admit. Just like I am here in Yankee for Uni, not making noise they should do the same while in the West.
These yorubas in enugu should keep quiet but since it happens in West to other tribes, i cant blame them.
ezeagu (m)
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #379 on: November 03, 2009, 10:38 PM »

What was Lagos before the British came and dashed you oil wealth and made Lagos capital? Bonny could have easily been the city chosen for the massive oil revenue to pour into, only that the British feel threatened by the East. You brag about Yoruba elites and selling peoples properties as if it was Yoruba people who solely built Lagos, please tell me when did this building start and can you tell me what the rest of the country was doing, or is it the Brazilians and Venezuelans, etc. that came and built Lagos when they arrived. I really wonder why you people think any African had a say in which city should be done up, why did the Yoruba start with Lagos, an ex-Bini city, why not Ibadan? Why have the Yoruba not worked the same wonders in their ancient city of Ibadan, or even Illorin and the rest? Answer that one before you talk another one.

Igbo people are nothing special, and what the Yoruba are? Who is making noise? When was the last time you heard the Igbo "making noise" about the Lagos government not giving them free land? I know your feeling of Yoruba superiority is making you skip the basic points, but you need to be brought down to earth a notch.
ezeagu (m)
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #380 on: November 03, 2009, 10:45 PM »

Here it is for you to understand the ruler of Lagos was expelled in 1851, ten years later Lagos became a British colony, that is why the Province now known as Lagos state was called colony it was part of Great Britain.

http://books.google.com/books?id=fwc5AAAAIAAJ&pg=PA15&dq=Lagos&as_brr=3&ei=N6PwSoSDMommNenEgNQL&#v=onepage&q=Lagos&f=false

http://www.waado.org/cgi-bin/Maps/willink_commission/map3.jpg
sjeezy8
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #381 on: November 03, 2009, 10:53 PM »











ALL MOSQUE'S the majority of lagos was muslim. You think british go build mosque?
ezeagu (m)
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #382 on: November 03, 2009, 10:55 PM »

Quote from: sjeezy8 on November 03, 2009, 10:53 PM
[img]http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2585/3809503350_8b8a151583_b.jpg[/]

[img]http://www.pointblanknews.com/artopn1728_clip_image044.jpg[/]

[img]http://www.nigeriansinamerica.com/content_images/Lagos143.jpg[/]

[img]http://www.nigeriansinamerica.com/content_images/Lagos142.jpg[/]

[img]http://photoserver.ws/images/wHB64aa26fa796451.jpg[/]

ALL MOSQUE'S the majority of lagos was muslim. You think british go build mosque?

I'm guessing thats typical Yoruba architecture, is that a right guess?
sjeezy8
Re: Yoruba Community Alleges Marginalisation In Enugu
« #383 on: November 03, 2009, 11:13 PM »

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I'm guessing thats typical Yoruba architecture, is that a right guess?

actually it does lol Grin
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In 1851, the British came in to stop the slave trade by talking to the Oba of Lagos. The talks yielded no particular result. It was not until 1861 that Lagos Island was taken over by the British crown.

The freed slaves from Brazil were coming back to their homeland: Lagos Island. History shows that some of the slaves that came back to settle in Lagos were not from Lagos Island. Most of the freed slaves left Brazil because they were given the option of tax exclusion if they can leave the country. They brought back with them Brazilian names such as Salvador, Da Silva, Da Rocha to mention a few.

They also brought back skills and designs for building structures similar to those in Rio. The freed slaves trained as carpenters, cabinet makers, masons and bricklayers in Brazil. Campos square was the centre of settlement for most of the freed slaves. The Brazilian design was inherited from the Portuguese who were living in Brazil until 1814 when there was a separation and both became different colonies. The design of using brick and plaster was part of the Portuguese style.

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Amaros in Lagos [edit] Amaros in Lagos
The Amaros, who were sometimes called Nago in Brazil (Nago, indicates Yoruba ethnicity) were liberated slaves from Brazil and Cuba. Returnees from Brazil and their current day descendants were and are more commonly called "Agudas". They went to the New World as slaves from different sub-ethnic and ethnic backgrounds but approached relationships among themselves as equals. They came back to Nigeria, principally to re-connect with their fatherland.  It should be remembered that some of the Agudas were Muslims.

The ex-slaves were notably technically skilled artisans and were known for the distinctive Brazilian architecture built in their settlements and later in the Lagos environs. During the time, modern European architecture was not only meant to be a nice abode but also a dominating advertisement to show Africans of a different style and culture.[8] However, in due time, the Brazilian style emerged as a viable alternative and modern style used by African contractors working on public and large private jobs such as the Holy Cross Cathedral in Lagos and the Mohammed Shitta Bey Mosque. The Brazilians introduced to Nigeria elaborate architectural designs, two story buildings and bungalows with stucco facades.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saros_(Nigeria)#Life_in_Lagos_and_Abeokuta
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