chino24:


This picture you posted is not far from being Ibadam or Abeukuta is, because Yorubas are the people that are know for building mud houses, even up till today the streets of ondo, oyo, ogon, oshun are covered with mud houses..

If you doubt me..am gonna bust you with confirmatory pictures..

So don't push your luck any further boy..

redsun: And here among the igbos they are "racializing",tribalizing and "egolizing".

Superiority means intelligence,to be creative and innovative and today africans lack thses factors,that is why the are tribal and in abject wants,including the socalled anambrans.

Eko Ile:



The question was, what did your forefathers do or left behind before the civil war? If you can not answer, shut your mouth.

dayokanu:
Check the third paragraph 3rd line. Though i know Igbos lie a lot

Sir Mobolaji Bank-Anthony was a company director whose many business connections and social standing placed him in a position of great influence, although he never involved himself in party politics.Son of Mr. Anthony Bank-Anthony of Lagos, one of the country's pioneers in business, Sir Mobolaji was born in Leopoldville (now Kinshasa ), on June 11, 1907.

After attending kindergarten schools in Calabar, Nigeria and Lagos, Sir Mobolaji went to the Methodist Boys' High School and CMS Grammar School both in Lagos, and the Ijebu-Ode Grammar School in Ijebu-Ode. He joined the posts and Telegraphs Department as a clerk in 1924, resigning eight years later to work with his father in Lagos.

Sir Mobolaji set up his own business the following year, after a business trip to Germany. 'I started as a hawker of medicine and watches', he once said . 'By the end of World War II, I found myself in a good position and started to expand.'

Within four years he had floated four enterprises- The Nigerian Marble Industries, M. de Banks Transport (road transport), M. de Banks Brothers ( general merchants ) and Boroni Prono, Nigeria (construction). At the end of 1966, Sir Mobolaji was either chairman or director of over a dozen companies. Among them were Mobil Oil Nigeria, British Insulated Callender Cables, Pressed Metal Works, the Aero Contractors Company of Nigeria and the Tourist Company of Nigeria.

Sir Mobolaji was awarded the OBE in 1958 and knighted by Queen Elizabeth II in 1962 for his public services to Nigeria. A Christian and philantrophist, Sir Mobolaji was the president of the Lagos branch of the Young Men's Christian Association.

coogar:

without any shadow of doubt, you are the ugliest thing that came out of your mother's fallopian tube.....and trust me, several things came out of there: lizards, tasmanian devils, guinea pigs, wall geckos, a rusty shaving stick and the second half of a football game!



mobolaji bank anthony was knighted in 1962. he bagged his OBE from the queen in 1958. he became a knight at a younger age than sir louise ojukwu - so go and learn your history.



look at the drivel you have written and tell me it does not epitomise a firewood background....even after giving you a profile of rich millionaires in the 60s, you still intransigently behave like a doofus. i am willing to bet your IQ is a single digit!

chino24:
Maga shut up..

If your moobolaji got it before Sir Louise why did the Queen ride in Ojukwu's LIMO? and why did Nigeria not recognize Sir Louise, is simply because he played a major role economically in the Life of Nigeria as a nation. He was the founding chairman of Nigerian Stock Exchange, he was also the founding chairman of the ACB. And he was the major shareholder in this establishments. Where was your Moobolaji then or what is he called..

coogar:

you are a pasty cuntbucket!

maybe sir mobolaji wasn't in nigeria then - maybe sir louise ojukwu was closer to the queen. however, to think the queen must have ridden in the car of the richest man in nigeria is plain idiotic! i have just reeled out bank-anthony's profile up there - now explain to me how louise ojukwu could have been richer than the president/director of 12 gargantuan companies.....

chino24:


Mr man go get some sleep..

Maybe Sir Louise was close to the Queen? That was your words. Do you know what it takes to be close the English Monarch and Royal Family and for the Queen to ride in his LIMO? Mehn reason then you will know that Sir Louise was a giant colossus both in monetary terms and recognition wise.

Again you said Mobolaji maybe out of the country then..that was your word. Maybe Mobolaji was still on apprenticeship when Sir Louise was already hosting the Queen of England..

chino24:


Mr man go get some sleep..

Maybe Sir Louise was close to the Queen? That was your words. Do you know what it takes to be close the English Monarch and Royal Family and for the Queen to ride in his LIMO? Mehn reason then you will know that Sir Louise was a giant colossus both in monetary terms and recognition wise.

Again you said Mobolaji maybe out of the country then..that was your word. Maybe Mobolaji was still on apprenticeship when Sir Louise was already hosting the Queen of England..

chino24:
Mr man go get some sleep..
Maybe Sir Louise was close to the Queen? That was your words. Do you know what it takes to be close the English Monarch and Royal Family and for the Queen to ride in his LIMO? Mehn reason then you will know that Sir Louise was a giant colossus both in monetary terms and recognition wise.

Again you said Mobolaji maybe out of the country then..that was your word. Maybe Mobolaji was still on apprenticeship when Sir Louise was already hosting the Queen of England..

coogar:

i said maybe sir louise was closer to the queen....emphasis on the word "closer". sir mobolaji bagged his OBE before independence....it's the queen that awards the OBE so she must have also known sir mobolaji!



maybe, maybe not!
all i know is sir louise ojukwu was never the richest nigerian in the 60s! not even close. he might have been more famous internationally - but as per riches, forget it! dantata and sir mobolaji would employ sir louise as their butler and pay him wages!

chino24:
You are still talking gibberish..

Where was your mobolaji and dantata when the Queen visited Nigeria? Maybe they were lepers that they could not come anywhere close, they were still in the gutter when matters of state are being discussed. But Sir Louise was busy riding with the Queen in his LIMO.

I ask again if those fools you mentioned were that rich and powerful why didn't there names appear in any sentence regarding the visit of the Queen? Or maybe they were still at ojuelegba bridge picking pocket..

ak47mann: CHINO PICKING POCKET KWA? OHHH LAGOS UNDER BRIDGE

coogar:

you have the brain capacity of the pubic louse running amok in your pubes.
can you not read the profile of sir mobolaji? a man that became self-made shortly after the second world war in the mid-40s.



why should their names appear?
chief odutola had a vehicle then(vintage rolls royce) that could buy the entire collection of sir louise ojukwu's automobiles. i am sure you know the facts but you are just saving face with your vacuous arguments - as long as you have grabbed the message, i am fine. you can continue to troll till you are blue in the face.......

ak47mann: BUT IT WAS ROLLS ROYCE SIR LOUIS LENDED TO NIGERIA FOR QUEENS VISIT NOT LIMO

Sunny_bobo:



Charles Soludo

shymexx: I don't want to do this but I'm pissed off right now!!

Imagine a prick with an handle called, rick.ross, cursing out other tribes when his ancestors were crude and uncivilised in 1921... 19-freaking-21 for crying out loud!!

Igbos in 1921:

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shymexx: I think the best thing to do to some of you freshie cu.nts in the UK(I know some of your brothers here are also as tribalistic as most of you on nl) is to catch you slipping with the same vitriol some of you post on here against Yoruba people and give you the same treatment we used to give the crazy Jamaicans who used to chat shyte about Africans back in the day... Jamicans used to get knocked out with broken jaws, however, you lot will get that treatment with some extras... You'll get knocked out cold with broken jaws + your heads and mouths will also get stamped on...

Watch out before you become a victim - and make sure you tell your brothers!!