Is Port Harcout Not An Igboland?

Somebody   told   me  that   PH   is   not  an  igboland   while  the  real   landlords   speak,   hear  and   bear   igbo  names,   i  mean   the   IKWERRE   people.

its not

Cockroach brain like you

willywillyfool the calabar houseboy ,too much of dog meat in your system.

dog eater.

dream on.

Sooner or later, you will be wondering if Lagos is an Igbo land.

Well you do have people like DonzMan who are trying to steal it from us.

laudate you should know when I'm on this name, the almighty crazy clown has started his male PMS

the Lord of Nairaland

The ikwerres  don,t want to be igbos,na by fox.Rivers is a state,  PH is just a capital, it belong to any one who is  From Rivers State.you guys will claim anything but 419,drug dealers,ritualist fake drugs, Smugling cars and cocaine.

Donzie what is your opinion on P/H? can it be regarded as part of Igboland?

Dr. Clark's comments of recent have been quite interesting, when Celestine Omehia (the 'ikwerre'/'rivers Igbo' guvnor) said he wanted to demolish all the 'waterside' dwellings, Dr. Clark claimed that the Ijaw 'aborigines' have been dwelling at this waterside long before the actual 'creation' of P/H as we know it today, and are basically the 'original inhabitants' of the area.

what say you?

Here we go again!! Who is complaining of inequality? And who has been accorded unequal treatment?

 All people are saying is that, when you come to a place, kindly accord the hosts some courtesy and relate with them on the basis of mutual respect. Period. You cannot go there and claim it is a no man's land, simply because at one time it was a federal capital. Those who were indigenes and lived there before it became a capital, nko? Did they become extinct, all of a sudden? And since it stopped being a federal capital, have those indigenes and their descendants moved, disappeared or gone into oblivion? Can a Kanuri man go to Onitsha and claim it is a no man's land, because it is the commercial gateway to the South-east?

It is like Christopher Columbus saying he discovered America, or Mungo Park saying he discovered River Niger. So what were the natives who lived on the banks on the river, doing? Folding their arms and waiting to be discovered?

Last time I checked, no one was preventing any Nigerian from owning property in Lagos. Go to the land registry in Alausa and see the names of those who have applied for Certificates of Occupancy, or title deeds to properties in Lagos. They cut across the length & breadth of all ethnic groups in Nigeria. So this issue of some folks whining about lack of property rights & inequality in Lagos, is nothing but sheer childishness.

The beginning of another Ethnic Cleansing,

@Laudate

I never said it's a no man's land, all I'm saying is that it's not Yoruba land. We're all Nigerians, I should have as much claim to any place in Nigeria as anybody from any other ethnic group, end of story. If this is not the case, then you will have to redefine what it means to be Nigerian. There's no reason why a Yoruba man born outside of Lagos can become Governor while an Efik born in Lagos cannot, what is the reasoning behind that?

It's either One Nigeria or not, no ifs and buts.

Reason why Nigeria will never get above ethnic interests. If you want to become One country, you really have to ask yourself what it means to be ONE!