Idi Amin: Can you expantiate on the moral justification of that your uncircumsized Ggovernor's action pls?Proud foo*l

Idi Amin: I blame that man for wasting his spe*rm bringing out an ediot like you. It would have been better if pigs were fed with your school fees

Idi Amin: Even with all the boko haram bombings, I still prefer hausa/fulani to yourubas. Ask any hausaman, he will tell you he prefers ibos too upon yourubas are mostly muslims like them.Just imagine a situation whereby ibos are muslims, youruba for don be history for Naija tee tee. Betrayers

Youngtekkey: ode where did get that false information hasua love una very well still they butcher u like cow mumu,animal in human clothing

emmakind:
this what our hospitality has earned us.

olaheavy:
First off, I remember you came on me so strong sometimes in 2012 when I viciously attacked these same folks (Ibos) you just wrote about.
Anyway, that being said, I share in your frustration. That's exactly why I've been crusading for so long on nairaland against the Ibos. Your observation concerning "pseudo-sophistication" facade that some docile Yoruba people are putting up is well-taken. However, personally, I blame Christianity as a religion for the complacency of our people. I know, from the point-of-view of a Muslim, this assertion may not go down well with you and other Yoruba Christians. You see, the Yoruba Christians are do fanatical, emotional, and narrow-minded when it comes to their faith. The dangerous influx of the Ibos to our Yorubaland was necessitated and perverted and even encouraged by the subtle complacency of the Yoruba Christians. Anytime there is the need for us to move against the Eastern foreigners, fellow Yoruba who happen to be Christian will readily come to their rescue. They're the ones that always come to an illogical conclusion of: "ah, leave these people alone now. After all, they're not sitting on your head!" And this their bullcrap is predicated upon only one thing -- religion. I am from Ibadan -- and growing up in Ibadan was fun. There were no Ibos conspicuous enough to be seen anywhere in Ibadan. It was only the Hausa/Fulani wayfarers that were ubiquitously abound. And we loved it that way. Then after the war, the Ibos all left their Eastern abode en masse, and inundated us with such an unrelenting mass exodus of their people. It was mind-boggling for want of a better word. Look at Ibadan today! I mean - it's an eyesore. Ibo folks full ground well well. Our people actually wanted to do something about this anomaly before it went out of hand, but our fellow Yoruba who happen to be Christian (whether myopically or ignorantly) failed to see the looming danger until it became an albatross on our neck. The Ibos are so smart -- they studied our way of life, learnt our language (Ibos even speak fluent Yoruba better than some idiotic Yoruba who have given in to the "pseudo-sophistication" mentality), imbibed our culture, ate and perfected the preparation of our foods even though they hypocritically deride us as "oily soup ones", took advantage of our sound and free educational scheme. But, in the end, the Biafrans will still insult us and call us cowards for accommodating them and not slaughtering them like the Hausa/Fulani do to them in the North. You all know that the Ibos respect the Mallams up North! It's no longer secret that the reason that the Ibos are scared of the Mallams is because they butcher and roast them (Ibos) like suya. Yoruba are I inappropriately tagged cowards because we don't maim and kill them. Just like Louis Farrakhan opined that the white man only respects the black man when the black man becomes violent and meets force with force. The same thing is true here: the Ibos will only respect the Yoruba (Ibos' benefactors and hosts) when and only when we are ready to violently rail on them without the ridiculous interference from the hypocritical Yoruba Christians. My five cents.

dangiwa09: When Obasanjo was president, the only people he could trust to run the country were Igbos (Andy Uba, Charles Soludo, Oby Ezekwesili, Mr. Nweke, Okonjo Iweala etc), it was for a reason. The only people he could trust are Igbos, the only people he knew that'll work hard and honestly, and produce results were igbos, he knew yorubas are more interested in free money without work, in making loud and empty noise, in fornicating. He tried bode George, well, we know how that ended, lets not talk about how bola ige ended up. Yorubas are known world-wide for making noise, owambe, fornication, beating their women, incest etc. They're the wimps of Africa, no courage, no backbone, no principle, even opc leaders are now dinning with Al Mustapha.

breezy047:

If you take the word 'Deport' out of the picture for a minute you would understand what Fashola intended. . .

The new law says NO BEGGER ON THE HIGHWAYS AND RESTRICTED AREAS. . .yet these ones were caught. So what would you have the LASG do?
Arrest them, Charge them to court, try them and send them to jail for breaking the law?

Was it not better HE assisted them with transportation to their homeland where there 'business' isn't a crime yet?

I'm sure the beggers would be happy with Fashola for 'sparing' them in that manner when they could be rotting in jail by now.

collynzo2: How does parking people like sardine in a lorry and dumping them in Onitsha at midnight sound? Why not take them to their individual villages if you care so much?

rodbel:

You're welcome brother to the state of many nations....... Help us develop lagos more.

dayokanu: ^^ Ola,

I am trying to get some message across to you. Can you follow me back

Odenigbo Aroli:

I don't care what the new law says the main point here is that he picked people from the street,locked them up and finally dumped them in an unknown place in the dead of the night like a criminal. Did you put the through trial before you jailed them ? Where does the constitution state you can pick people from the street and deport them ? Is lagos a sovereign nation ? Speak the truth for once,Fashola has commited a crime against the Nigerian state and must/should be punished to the full extent of the law!

olaheavy:
Exactly, before we pounce on them a la Boko Haram. But we still need to be very careful -- these Ibo folks' ambition is devilish. You can see it written on their foreheads. They want to take over the Yorubaland. They make no bones about it -- it's been their modus operandi from the get go. That's the reason why their forefather, eleti gbogada Nnamdi Azikiwe, left his accursed Ibo cave to contest an election for the position of the First Indigenous Prime Minister in our Western Region. Just imagine that charade - an Ibo man from the East coming to become the first Premier in the West? These Ibo people are the most dangerous in Africa! I think we need to wake up and smell the coffee; it's time we eschewed the "pseudo-sophistication," in @shymex's word. General Benjamin Adekunle's biafran era phrase readily comes to mind: "...Sorry, but, I have to kill the Ibos."

kckelechikc: Fashola has taken the most foolish decision ever and it will land on the Head of Ngige,

olaheavy:
First off, I remember you came on me so strong sometimes in 2012 when I viciously attacked these same folks (Ibos) you just wrote about.
Anyway, that being said, I share in your frustration. That's exactly why I've been crusading for so long on nairaland against the Ibos. Your observation concerning "pseudo-sophistication" facade that some docile Yoruba people are putting up is well-taken. However, personally, I blame Christianity as a religion for the complacency of our people. I know, from the point-of-view of a Muslim, this assertion may not go down well with you and other Yoruba Christians. You see, the Yoruba Christians are do fanatical, emotional, and narrow-minded when it comes to their faith. The dangerous influx of the Ibos to our Yorubaland was necessitated and perverted and even encouraged by the subtle complacency of the Yoruba Christians. Anytime there is the need for us to move against the Eastern foreigners, fellow Yoruba who happen to be Christian will readily come to their rescue. They're the ones that always come to an illogical conclusion of: "ah, leave these people alone now. After all, they're not sitting on your head!" And this their bullcrap is predicated upon only one thing -- religion. I am from Ibadan -- and growing up in Ibadan was fun. There were no Ibos conspicuous enough to be seen anywhere in Ibadan. It was only the Hausa/Fulani wayfarers that were ubiquitously abound. And we loved it that way. Then after the war, the Ibos all left their Eastern abode en masse, and inundated us with such an unrelenting mass exodus of their people. It was mind-boggling for want of a better word. Look at Ibadan today! I mean - it's an eyesore. Ibo folks full ground well well. Our people actually wanted to do something about this anomaly before it went out of hand, but our fellow Yoruba who happen to be Christian (whether myopically or ignorantly) failed to see the looming danger until it became an albatross on our neck. The Ibos are so smart -- they studied our way of life, learnt our language (Ibos even speak fluent Yoruba better than some idiotic Yoruba who have given in to the "pseudo-sophistication" mentality), imbibed our culture, ate and perfected the preparation of our foods even though they hypocritically deride us as "oily soup ones", took advantage of our sound and free educational scheme. But, in the end, the Biafrans will still insult us and call us cowards for accommodating them and not slaughtering them like the Hausa/Fulani do to them in the North. You all know that the Ibos respect the Mallams up North! It's no longer secret that the reason that the Ibos are scared of the Mallams is because they butcher and roast them (Ibos) like suya. Yoruba are I inappropriately tagged cowards because we don't maim and kill them. Just like Louis Farrakhan opined that the white man only respects the black man when the black man becomes violent and meets force with force. The same thing is true here: the Ibos will only respect the Yoruba (Ibos' benefactors and hosts) when and only when we are ready to violently rail on them without the ridiculous interference from the hypocritical Yoruba Christians. My five cents.

luvinhubby: This man is even dumber than i thought, so Obi really rattled him this time around.

otokx: who were the 2 people kissing on tv?

biafranqueen: what ever you do comes back to you is it worth it really in the end the Governor of Lagos is leasing ALL the land for 99 years we shall see in 44 years what happens because the Land Act of 1978 effects all tribes across the board! You should be directing your anger towards the real enemy which are the leaders that are using this strategy to distract us while they steal trillions from under our nose!

luvinhubby:
I beg help me ask Fashola and his e-warriors.

FSU: This fasola is really dumb. Is Obi contesting in the coming election? I said it that that cancer in his neck is affecting his brain.