quid:
Stop repeating yourself. With all the gra-gra of boko, the Igbos are still in the North, talkless of Lagos.

quid:
~ouch~
Dont let Obasanjo and the black scorpion hear this.
After you let your war heroes accumulate a lot of negative Karma, now u are saying that Nigeria is fraud.

Yoruba land is part and parcel of the Nigerian constitution. Sorry

gudugba:

Shut up!

Show me anywhere I've contradicted myself so far? You are under obligation to strictly aim no further than to stick to your buying and selling businesses.

Nigerian_Constitution_Chapter_4:

43. Subject to the provisions of this Constitution, every citizen of Nigeria shall have the right to acquire and own immovable property anywhere in Nigeria.

44. (1) No moveable property or any interest in an immovable property shall be taken possession of compulsorily and no right over or interest in any such property shall be acquired compulsorily in any part of Nigeria except in the manner and for the purposes prescribed by a law that, among other things -
(a) requires the prompt payment of compensation therefore and
(b) gives to any person claiming such compensation a right of access
for the determination of his interest in the property and the amount
of compensation to a court of law or tribunal or body having
jurisdiction in that part of Nigeria.

OPC.NAIRALAND:


Adekunle and Obasanjo did not defend Nigeria. They defended Yorubaland wearing Nigerian Army uniform.

Of course, Yorubaland is part and parcel of the constitution, why else would we participaye in Nigerian politics if it wasn't? What rights would we have to be called Nigerians if we deny our membership in the sovereingty?

However, Yorubaland was already a sovereingty before Nigeria became a nation. So we are far ahead of Nigeria on aspect of Statehood. Yorubaland had a constiyution before Nigeria had a constitution. That constitution is our land. In the various constitution conferences that issue is always brought up and we have never yielded the right to Nigrria.

I don't know about your land, but in our land, Nigeria posesses a right of way or access by virtue of its sovereingty but it operates separately and with no conflict with our customary laws.

I see that you are a firm and ardent believer in Nigerian constitution, the Yoruba could care less about it, the Hausa don't take it for any worth, it is perharps time that Ibo start taking close look into the tenets and politics of Statehood.

Im tired of lecturing you on politics.

PointB:

No mind the guy, Igbos are still stuck in the North despite our several plea for them to abandon the place considering the fact that their investments their is far inferior to the one in Lagos.

Any body who is tired of living in Lagos will leave but not because of these toothless bulldogs here.

gudugba:

At the end...you will always hold the shortest end of the stick in the Nigeria equation ....know your place in Lagos. Stick to your commerce business...you won't be hunted down.

Any further agitation for further participation in the affairs of Lagos will be forcefully repelled...you can term that anything you wish to...that is your entire headache.

Nigerian_Constitution_Chapter_4:

41. (1) Every citizen of Nigeria is entitled to move freely throughout Nigeria and to reside in any part thereof, and no citizen of Nigeria shall be expelled from Nigeria or refused entry thereby or exit therefrom.

quid:
Hmm, stop this your area-boy mentality. Go and read the Nigerian constitution:

gudugba:

Well... when you are short of what to say, you result to the usual.

quid:
READ THE CONSTITUTIONS OF YOUR ONE NIGERIA.
Stop exhibiting this tribal myopia that is clogging your reasoning process.

gudugba:

Constitutional rights in Nigeria is not absolute and won't cover your freedom of movement when you start behaving in ways inimical to the interest of your hosts.

quid:
Here goes the mass murderer in you.

gudugba:

Call it whatever you want....but Yorubas as usual will not shy away from repelling territorial ambitious and deluded folks.

quid:
So was boko haram thinking until the JTF paid them a visit.

gudugba:

Guy...use some intelligence...

Yorubas don't look for trouble the way you folks do....but we will stop you with brute force if you think you have more at stake in Lagos than buying and selling.

quid:
Good, and your brutal force will be more than matched by the JTF.

gudugba:

Yes...try and ask for more than buying and selling activities....until then ..the talk about JTF attacking Yorubas is preposterous

quid:
Seek to be more than just area boys and babalojas.
Did u ever think JTF will ever attack the core north until it happened?

gudugba:

Real mumu.....

I can't see the correlation between Boko Haram and Ibo territorial ambition in Lagos.

Ngwakwe: @ilugunboy,
One thing you should know is that Yorubas cannot and will never kill any Igbo in Lagos State for winning an election in a free and fair poll.

It is obvious that the power that be are not ready for the disintegration of the nation hence the support for regional government and state police were squashed in the on going constitutional review and there is nothing you, me or Fashola can do about it.

Let's stop hallucinating and go back to work & earning a living in any location in Nigeria. You were once in Aba and most of your peers are in Niger Delta & SE working with Immigration, Customs, Police, Prisons, Banks, Oil Companies, multi-nationals etc without harassment from the natives.

The good thing about this deportation saga is the public debate that has ensued without bloodshed. The resolution of indigene / settlers / migrants relationship will be defined once and for all. If every section of the country decides to agree to cede the governance of individual territory to its indigenous tribe, then, so be it.

gudugba:

Well..I love my Ibo friends to bits...my relationship with Ibo NL is very different with my relationship and rapport in the real world.. I still had a very good time with my friend ( an Ibo) last night driving him and the wife to the airport for childbirth in Texas US. I enjoy my friendship with those ones.

gudugba:

So tell me how many Ibos constitute the fighting force of the Nigerian military...because at the end of the day, that is what it will all boil down to.

gudugba:

At the end...you will always hold the shortest end of the stick in the Nigeria equation ....know your place in Lagos. Stick to your commerce business...you won't be hunted down.

Any further agitation for further participation in the affairs of Lagos will be forcefully repelled...you can term that anything you wish to...that is your entire headache.

PointB:

If it get to that stage it pointless fighting. Everyone will walk away. Until then you folks should learn to suck it up and enjoy the one Nigeria Obj and black scorpion fought for. You all should be happy and grateful to have Igbos in your midst. I don't understand where from this ingratitude.

gudugba:

Well... when you are short of what to say, you result to the usual.

Nobody is stopping you from residing and conducting yourself in proper ways that don't hurt the feelings of your host.....that is the extent your freedom goes.

PointB:

If the so called host feelings is hurt let him seek redress in the court or shut up. All these rambling can not scare a fly.

gudugba:

I think you should be the one to shut the hell up!

When push come to shove...you lot will flee...it won't be the first time.

gudugba:

Yes..ingratitude of Ibos.....

Yorubas have provided the best platform and leverage for Ibos to bounce back after the inglorious civil war...denying such wont help.


Ibos need to know who their enemies really are...I don't think Yorubas are anywhere to be termed such....don't start making them one now.

quid:
Apart from the faceless boko haram that the JTF has dealt with, I dare you to go up North and dare any northerner to lay a hand on any Igbo up there, lets see how that works out.

gudugba:

What is this one saying....?