infolpf:
Mine is a baseball bat!

its only a signal that the driver or owner of the car is not ready to take shit!!!!

what is this one talking??

Hausa Fulani influenced people to put whips on their cars, I see it more in Yoruba and Igbo cars than on Hausa..


professionalism and Igbo how do they relate... Igbo man is professional??


it seem you've never been to a high street mall

Bede2u:
It is an hausa-fulani trend. The thing most southerners dont realise is that our police, army, politicians, civil servants etc have unknowingly been overwhemly influenced by hausa-fulani cattle mentality. That is why a military man lacks empathy, a policeman or civil servant will stress u to death when u enter his trap.

Now compare that to banks and private sector run mostly by southerners. There is a much greater level of proffessionalism in the south-dominated private sector.

We are culturally being colonised by hausa...otherwise wat is the rationale of keeping a pain-inflicting object like horsewhipp in ur car.

Nigerians (due to legacies of the hausa-dominated military regimes) now lack empathy.

Hmajeed:
what is this one talking??

Hausa Fulani influenced people to put whips on their cars, I see it more in Yoruba and Igbo cars than on Hausa..


professionalism and Igbo how do they relate... Igbo man is professional??


it seem you've never been to a high street mall

do u agree that the military left a very bad legacy in nigeria's socio-politcal life? Which tribe dominated the military regims?

TheMadame:


Funny you.
On a more serious note,the thread is still relevant today.

Yes o.

Very relevant. Actually I keep one on my dashboard as well.

It stays there to warn all those Marwa and okada riders that scratch and dent your vehicles as if its a favour. Once they sight the 'horse-whip', they'll quickly borrow themselves some quality sense.

It works 80% of the time.

On commercial bus riders? It works about 40% of the time.

On fellow private driver? It works about 45% of the time too

Aldebaran:

Because of stubborn drivers and pedestrians

So to whip them is now the solution .
Nigeria is a zoo indeed.

Glaring signs of low self esteem as a lot of people here clearly rightly stated. The black mans mind is terribly afflicted, particularly in Nigeria where our values have totally eroded, at rock bottom and still digging d earth crust for subterranean space. Subtly put, in Africa, particularly Nigeria, raw power is might and is right. A pity and shame indeed!

Bede2u:
do u agree that the military left a very bad legacy in nigeria's socio-politcal life? Which tribe dominated the military regims?

what If we agree that the military left a bad mark on us, but would you agree with me that brutality amongst soldiers started with Igbos, remember the first coup was carried out by soldiers from the east and middle belt.

I have a reason to believe that the Igbos actually influenced the spirit of brutality on Hausas and not the way round.


Before you talk of the 1894 Jihad of Dan Fodio I'd advise you read well researched books about it and not some articles with no intellectual backing

Hmajeed:


what If we agree that the military left a bad mark on us, but would you agree with me that brutality amongst soldiers started with Igbos, remember the first coup was carried out by soldiers from the east and middle belt.

I have a reason to believe that the Igbos actually influenced the spirit of brutality on Hausas and not the way round.


Before you talk of the 1894 Jihad of Dan Fodio I'd advise you read well researched books about it and not some articles with no intellectual backing

lol wasnt even gonna bring it up. The north is violent and backward...that we can agree on. As for kaduna nzeogwu's ill-thought coup, it buttresses my point...nzeogwu grew up in kaduna

Whips kinda puts fear into the minds of danfo drivers, Keke and Okada. They kinda assume you are military and respect your car once they sight it.

Bede2u:
lol wasnt even gonna bring it up. The north is violent and backward...that we can agree on. As for kaduna nzeogwu's ill-thought coup, it buttresses my point...nzeogwu grew up in kaduna

How about Aguiyi Ironsi, and his Igbo cohorts!

What can best describe Ojukwu revolution against one Nation due to his personal whims