Once I see that logo I won't buy it again...I love home made products...#9jatothebonemarrow#

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I hope the OP have gotten his ban for Promoting Biafra.

Land of the rising sun

The Italy, China and German of Africa. Good work. Let's appreciate what we have.

[size=15pt]One word . . . . . . Lovely[/size]

good shoe, we should buy it instead of import, but abeg remove BIAFRA, we can only get there together not divided

Sunnybobo3:
Lalasticlala, this go be your size.

idiots

Sunnybobo3:
Aba boys and creativity.

idiots

Sunnybobo3:


What did they forge there?

Is Oluwole an Igbo word?

Lol. You obviously don't know Oluwole. Go and see your brothers running their shady businesses there.

comradee1248:
idiots

Your mama toto.

NiGeRianTr0ll:
I am much more surprised with the quality of the Picture than the Shoe...The shoe itself is a disaster waiting to happen...I can't buy such...Nike's and Addidas, Pumas and Hilfigers..That How my Wardrobe rolls ...Athlete

Pics of the wardrobe or.. . U knw d drill

Wch 1 u manufacture. Na ur type go still by China fones dat r substandard. Mulla

MrAboki:
BIAFRA SHOE = Fake Shoe.



Buyer Beware.

Anything that will put cash in the pocket is allowed...tired of Buhari n his disciples

For those saying you wouldn't buy, you ought to know that you are not among the target population. The creators have a (Nigerian and Italian) version for you. It is part of the strategy.

since dz biafra tin hit market, v always refrained from commenting but my yoruba pple use to say........
during GEJ era wen SS and SE were enjoying wit d north, yorubas kept to dem selves waitin for God to deliver them.fast forward PMB SE u com dey cry, plz respect urself n go n do wht u do best backstabbing urselves.why was dea no cry for biafra in GEJ govt wen u guys have DSP,SSG,DSK n a host of other juicy appt.is a foolish hen dt uses its beak to break its egg n still sits on d egg expecting it to hatch.

Shortyy:
Nice shoe. I love my Igbo boys.. Haters are coming

ewww lol

vault:
igbo boys be proud of forging since 1800

Pls wat is forged there abi u dunno d meaning of th english u ar using nii. iranu

MrAboki:
BIAFRA SHOE = Fake Shoe.



Buyer Beware.

see beefing

Mekybliss:
.** I will gladly support this one tho. Better than carrying posters and waiting to be shot by our men in black. **

You'd gladly put it on?

lilygabriel08:
good shoe, we should buy it instead of import, but abeg remove BIAFRA, we can only get there together not divided

go to market. Buy the shoe. If your leg start crying or complaining, it's biafra, it's biafra, then you can remove it and return it.

smarthG:
FG has been so scared that these people will outshine them and the my brothers are scared Christianity will gain a stronger ground should Easth go independent.

Oh pls, just shut it!

pharmagba:
although I am and can never support biafra, I think it a good idea if the shoes were actually manufactured in Nigeria,
As a business man and a product development and sales expert, I feel the manufactures have shot themselves in the foot by writing Biafra. With that the shoe will never be accepted by all and can never reach it full market potential, hence one of the objective of business profit and growth will be lost also loss may occur to any investor.
I'll rather suggest they write made in Nigeria for now, with this they get backing even fed govt and even opportunity to export abroad, then even if biafra comes, which I strongly doubts, they already have a market and a brand which they can ride upon.

They have been manufactuting and selling shoes FOR AGES without even a trickle of funding or encouragement from the so called FG. What you saw on that pic is just one brand out of countless others. And no, that's not "the manufacturers shooting themselves in the foot". On the contrary what you saw there is called product diversification. It's a smart business brain rushing in to capture a fledging market segment. And do you know the shocker? The manufacturer probably did not go to school but he's sure way keener at spoting new and better opportunities than you, the self acclaimed "product development expert" are.

But I don't blame you cos in your own words, what you just said are "what you felt" in other words, they are neither factual nor evidence based. They are simply overrated opinions that are nothing more than misleading. But why won't your opinion be seriously misleading in this matter when you know absolutely nothing about the product talkless of the people behind it.

I rest my case.

pharmagba:
although I can never support biafra, I think it a good idea if the shoes were actually manufactured in Nigeria,
As a business man and a product development and sales expert, I feel the manufactures have shot themselves in the foot by writing Biafra. With that the shoe will never be accepted by all and can never reach it full market potential, hence one of the objective of business profit and growth will be lost also loss may occur to any investor.
I'll rather suggest they write made in Nigeria for now, and keep the biafra to their chest yet, with this they get backing even fed govt and even opportunity to export abroad, then even if biafra comes, which I strongly doubts, they already have a market and a brand which they can ride upon.
Look for instance it has to be taken to Lagos, that is to tell you people not in support of biafra will reject it. Same will happen in Kano and other places not favored to biafra.

The manufacturer of the shoe should have limited its supplying to South East alone, why bringing it down to Lagos. What happen to the Ibo believe that they can stand as a country.Hypocrisy of highest order. God bless federal republic of Nigeria

farihafaheemah:



The manufacturer of the shoe should have limited its supplying to South East alone, why bringing it down to Lagos. What happen to the Ibo believe that they can stand as a country.Hypocrisy of highest order. God bless federal republic of Nigeria

Because close to 50% of Lagos population are igbos. Duh

misgab:
since dz biafra tin hit market, v always refrained from commenting but my yoruba pple use to say........
during GEJ era wen SS and SE were enjoying wit d north, yorubas kept to dem selves waitin for God to deliver them.fast forward PMB SE u com dey cry, plz respect urself n go n do wht u do best backstabbing urselves.why was dea no cry for biafra in GEJ govt wen u guys have DSP,SSG,DSK n a host of other juicy appt.is a foolish hen dt uses its beak to break its egg n still sits on d egg expecting it to hatch.

You are talking out of sense. How does this i.d.i.o.t.i.c write up got up to the shoe that a YORUBA MAN can't produce? Go and sleep.

pharmagba:
although I can never support biafra, I think it a good idea if the shoes were actually manufactured in Nigeria,
As a business man and a product development and sales expert, I feel the manufactures have shot themselves in the foot by writing Biafra. With that the shoe will never be accepted by all and can never reach it full market potential, hence one of the objective of business profit and growth will be lost also loss may occur to any investor.
I'll rather suggest they write made in Nigeria for now, and keep the biafra to their chest yet, with this they get backing even fed govt and even opportunity to export abroad, then even if biafra comes, which I strongly doubts, they already have a market and a brand which they can ride upon.
Look for instance it has to be taken to Lagos, that is to tell you people not in support of biafra will reject it. Same will happen in Kano and other places not favored to biafra.

I dare to disagree with you. The manufacturer has already mapped out his target sales unit. The lovers and supporters of the idea of BIAFRA.
If he had written MADE IN NIGERIA, he may actually be competing with a whole lot of other product made in Nigeria. The manufacturer is infact being creative with the word BIAFRA. Cos even non Lovers of BIAFRA may out of curiosity decide to buy his shoes or in other to prove how 'fake' the shoes were decide to buy. Either way, he has made his sales.
Let me also add that we have a whole lot of Igbos in the places you mentioned, who will gladly patronize his product.