T8ksy:




Me too...........I dey LOOK & LAUGH...........

Omode won o mo 'gun, oun pe ni efo!!!

They just can't seem to comprehend how preposterous they sound.

Eniti o fe seun ti enikan o sere, oju e a ri owon ti enikan oriri.

ba7man:
Support a leader based on credibility not State of origin.

Wisdom is free.

BarryX:
Is this some news or some personal observation?

If it is news where is the "sauce" and if some personal observation where is the compass

Give it up for the enlightened Yorubas!
They're good peoples, I sha know that the possibility of this sort of thing happening in other parts of the country is like Nigeria winning World cup in Qatar

ibedun:
War is inevitable in Lagos. It is just a matter of time!!!

Ijebulogic:
The real Yoruba people have no issues with the Igbo. Sadly it is the Igbo that are chasing shadows with the Yoruba. Our head of budget in Lagos for many years is an Igbo man. In Lekki, our prime residential area - we have gladly named 60% of the streets after our Igbo brothers. We love their intelligence, their business savvy and their attitude...we welcome them even if this is not reciprocated in the East. You see the Yorubas see the bigger picture. Only bushmen believe in tribal warfare....

ibedun:
War is inevitable in Lagos. It is just a matter of time!!!

ozoigbondu:
See how igbos are colonizing lagos.........the no man land . Igbos dominating lagos since 50BC .We hail one Nigeria....Go On With One Nigeria


Sai okoroji....we igbos must stamp our authority and show ndi ofe.mmanu who truly owes lagos

Ichel:

What makes A+ an Isoko man.

Ijebulogic:
The real Yoruba people have no issues with the Igbo. Sadly it is the Igbo that are chasing shadows with the Yoruba. Our head of budget in Lagos for many years is an Igbo man. In Lekki, our prime residential area - we have gladly named 60% of the streets after our Igbo brothers. We love their intelligence, their business savvy and their attitude...we welcome them even if this is not reciprocated in the East. You see the Yorubas see the bigger picture. Only bushmen believe in tribal warfare....

mastertunji:
I am an indigene of Lagos. Any time I read sth like this, I keep laughing. Well, I have been told that we pple are very accommodating. Meanwhile, no matter how tolerant u are 2 Igbos, they still complain of marginalisation & discrimination. They should realise that Ibos are not d only immigrants in Lagos. We have millions of Hausas & other tribes. But they should not take our tolerance 4 granted

mastertunji:
I am an indigene of Lagos. Any time I read sth like this, I keep laughing. Well, I have been told that we pple are very accommodating. Meanwhile, no matter how tolerant u are 2 Igbos, they still complain of marginalisation & discrimination. They should realise that Ibos are not d only immigrants in Lagos. We have millions of Hausas & other tribes. But they should not take our tolerance 4 granted

Adminisher:
Ibos have all the rights and pedigree to hold elective offices in Lagos, there is no need to bad mouth yorubas about that. After the civil war in the 60s, my parents first landlord was an Ibo man. I still wonder now how that could have come about that an Ibo man could own houses of three bed flats in Lagos. The answer is the industry of the Ibo, the magnanimity of Gowon and the welcoming nature of Yorubas. In Rivers State, Ibos were not so lucky. The point is made Lagos belongs to everybody like everywhere else in Nigeria.

ibedun:
War is inevitable in Lagos. It is just a matter of time!!!

BarryX:
Is this some news or some personal observation?

If it is news where is the "sauce" and if some personal observation where is the compass

Give it up for the enlightened Yorubas!
They're good peoples, I sha know that the possibility of this sort of thing happening in other parts of the country is like Nigeria winning World cup in Qatar

arabbunkum:
Igbos colonizing Lagos since 1914

customized13:
This is a good one not only for the Igbo group but democracy in Nigeria too.

mastertunji:
I am an indigene of Lagos. Any time I read sth like this, I keep laughing. Well, I have been told that we pple are very accommodating. Meanwhile, no matter how tolerant u are 2 Igbos, they still complain of marginalisation & discrimination. They should realise that Ibos are not d only immigrants in Lagos. We have millions of Hausas & other tribes. But they should not take our tolerance 4 granted

fr3do:


Accommodating? Are you allocating land to Igbos for free?
And this is one Nigeria, you shouldnt only scream one Nigeria when its time to lick Niger delta oil.

customized13:
this can't happen outside Lagos, it can never happen in Ogun or Oyo so drop your article.

Now you sound a bit insecured?

manuch:
Two Igbo reps as well as two women were among the winners of the Peoples Democratic Party House of Representatives primaries which held in several parts of Lagos State on Saturday producing about 10 winners, at press time.

In Eti-Osa Federal constituency, Mr. Bakare Akala emerged as the winner

Oshodi/Isolo Federal constituency 1, Mr. Mutiu Shadimu won.

In Ikeja, Mr. Kunle Okunola emerged as the party’s candidate

Oshodi/Isolo Federal constituency 2, Mr. Tony Nwoolu emerged as the winner.

In Ajeromi-Ifelodun it was Mrs. Rita Orji while in Ikorodu, Mr. Ola Animashaun emerged as the candidate of the party.

In Kosofe, Mrs. Sherifat Hassan emerged the winner while in Alimosho, Otunba Busari Ayinde came out tops.

In Mushin constituency 1, it was Mr. Oluremi Adeyelu while in Lagos Island, it was Mr. Rahman Salawe.

ndcide:
This is good for our democracy.

I'm surprised that those supporting On do state man Ambode for Lagos governorship are against this.

This is indeed a welcome development. I hope they win. This will remove the cult like house of assembly we currently have in Lagos.

We need a strong legislative house in Lagos a beg.


If Lagosians are truly enlightened as some will say. Then they should support this. it also brings unity.

Adminisher:
Ibos have all the rights and pedigree to hold elective offices in Lagos, there is no need to bad mouth yorubas about that. After the civil war in the 60s, my parents first landlord was an Ibo man. I still wonder now how that could have come about that an Ibo man could own houses of three bed flats in Lagos. The answer is the industry of the Ibo, the magnanimity of Gowon and the welcoming nature of Yorubas. In Rivers State, Ibos were not so lucky. The point is made Lagos belongs to everybody like everywhere else in Nigeria.

Rexnegro:

This is not good for our young democrazy , sometin other tribes can't try in igbo land east they want do am in SW moreso in lagos because yorubas are accommodating , peace loving and advance set of people abi ? Let igbo give other tribe ticket in their eastern igbotic politic in their place before u can be talking abt unity. Which useless unity ? Unity that not a single hausa or yoruba name as street name in east ? Or have u ever seen Balogun street or Musa salami street in east ? Don't tink we are fools o , if they win in those constituencies make I turn ghanian. Bastardsss people.

Ijebulogic:
The real Yoruba people have no issues with the Igbo. Sadly it is the Igbo that are chasing shadows with the Yoruba. Our head of budget in Lagos for many years is an Igbo man. In Lekki, our prime residential area - we have gladly named 60% of the streets after our Igbo brothers. We love their intelligence, their business savvy and their attitude...we welcome them even if this is not reciprocated in the East. You see the Yorubas see the bigger picture. Only bushmen believe in tribal warfare....