ogaofficer:
ego you said its a no MAN's LAND ba? Oga sukkot here is a perfect example of the spirit you mentioned earlier o o. Now my question goes thus, as ogun state is now the most industrialised state in Nigeria dnt you think they will also write the same letter to ogun state government coupled with the fact that ogun and lagos are sharing the same border? Won't they come up with some allegations that they control the economy of ogun when itz crystal clear to us that the major investors in ogun are mainly foreigners? Madam kindly answer the 2nd question o o. . . Peace. Sukkot bia help me with ndigbo cause i been they think of getting married to one of their osinachi in some yearz to come.

SirShymex:


The solution: folks need to understand the concept of mutual respect and territorial integrity when it comes to indigenous people. And if they're interested in anything, they might as well assimilate into the culture - and start showing more affinity to their host's culture and traditions.

Then Nigeria also needs to be restructured. The country is a union of many nations, and it's never going to work the way it's structure. That's just the honest truth.

The sense of entitlement in that letter is just wrong on so many levels. I don't blame them, I blame the Yorubas for being to cowardly. This is just history repeating itself again.

Desola:


How rich, coming from the garbage mouth himself. Should I show you proof of your ill breeding? Shall I remind you that you initiated the debasing act of slinging mud with parenthood? You must suffer from Alzheimer's disease as not only are you not the brightest bulb in the room, your memory is very short. Nevertheless, I must reassure you that my incorporating your mother into this is not to debase her but to let you know that as she is a German national, I probably have a better grasp of the English language than she does and I might be of help in assisting her in her English literary skills. This of course will be done in the hope that she can breast feed it to you and with any hope pass on some intelligence.

Plonker!

SirShymex:
But why are Yorubas in Nigeria so soft?

Even the little Itsekiris always handle their business against far more powerful minorities in their enclave.

However, with Yorubas - it's all about pseudo-sophistication.

Once you lose Lagos and that massive coastline, it's all over.

Desola:


You seem to be the most fearful at this time. You want to know where and when the war will start. You are frantic. Chill... The Hausas never told you when they would start their pogrom did they? You were just jubilating over their dead heros one day and the rest as we know; after three million dead is now history. Non?

all4naija:


That is what I called a primitive black man idea of self-aggrandizement. It is nauseating people are creating territories when there is need for unity among humans in advancing humanity.

I can't seem to understand why you so much have to fashion a scene of dividing the people and ask for mutual respect. It never worked that way. Mutual respect comes from a scenario where there is unity and trust. There is no way people who don't trust each other are going to have respect that you are asking for. What you said is typical of average African person. I cannot believe a well read Yoruba person in a developed country is still having such a primitive mindset. These are the same things which give rise to many bad vices like supremacy, abusing other people's rights, cultural narcissism, fanaticism, hate, crimes, etc. Nigerians haven't learn from those who passed through such conditions in the past. The Nazi Germany institutionalized such practices and we have seen the devastating effects on humanity. Yet you are here talking about them. What a shame on you! I am not going to be a part of hate and look down on other tribes because I think they don't belong in my territory. That ignorance you are shipping in is xenophobic in nature. Please, stop the nonsense and find better solutions.

naijababe:
TBH, the letter is classic comedy sha! Lagos govt must sponsor new yam festival!!! I have never laughed so much

Neplusultra:
Go and sleep!

OdenigboAroli:



I am beginning to think you yolobas dont have it in you.....I am a real lagos island boy ooo. Alot fight don happen for that Lagos Island and your boys go dey panic sef.....Na mouth una get....The Igbo is just being responsible and smart....Cant spill the bean. But you must know that when it gets down to it,you sef fit run!

all4naija:


That is what I called a primitive black man idea of self-aggrandizement. It is nauseating people are creating territories when there is need for unity among humans in advancing humanity.

I can't seem to understand why you so much have to fashion a scene of dividing the people and ask for mutual respect. It never worked that way. Mutual respect comes from a scenario where there is unity and trust. There is no way people who don't trust each other are going to have respect that you are asking for. What you said is typical of average African person. I cannot believe a well read Yoruba person in a developed country is still having such a primitive mindset. These are the same things which give rise to many bad vices like supremacy, abusing other people's rights, cultural narcissism, fanaticism, hate, crimes, etc. Nigerians haven't learn from those who passed through such conditions in the past. The Nazi Germany institutionalized such practices and we have seen the devastating effects on humanity. Yet you are here talking about them. What a shame on you! I am not going to be a part of hate and look down on other tribes because I think they don't belong in my territory. That ignorance you are shipping in is xenophobic in nature. Please, stop the nonsense and find better solutions.

blemon44:





you should be happy that igbo people produce fake things

aresa:
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Gibberish....

Aigbofa:


They want Lagos to sponsor ifejioku the god of yams!
Lagosians will be like ifejio what? Not in my neighborhood.

SirShymex:
But why are Yorubas in Nigeria so soft?

Even the little Itsekiris always handle their business against far more powerful minorities in their enclave.

However, with Yorubas - it's all about pseudo-sophistication.

Once you lose Lagos and that massive coastline, it's all over.

Desola:


Who put the mouth of this born throway insai mata sef? This Arssewipe who has never lived a day in Lagos, dey give advise from his mother's womb. Bloody oyinbo boy! Traitor! No be una people put us for this rubbish in the first place? Now this nincompoop is trying to tell us how to live our lives again.

E no go beta for your and your yeye origin.

Desola:


Lol...Ibo Lagos island abi? I swear you goats no get part two. So now I not only share my state with you but I share my identity with you?

You're full of shiatsu I swear!

naijababe:


Soft?! Did you say soft?! Let's just say we are cautious about pogroms on our land because we do not lose sight of the fact that our land must always be protected.

Ask the Hausas about the Sagamu riots in the late 90s.

And let me leave you with a quote from 'Ti oluwa nile'

'Okanran worin, onile lo lare, ajeji o m'ese 'left'

Loosely translated, Okanran worin, the indigene is blameless, the visitor is clueless.

all4naija:
What are you talking about? My father is Yoruba man from Ibadan. What is more Yoruba than that?! I don't think you are even a Yoruba person in the first place. I have the right to claim a neutrality because I belong to both sides, black and white. There is nothing wrong with that. You shameless b i t ch!I will continue to call you that.

OdenigboAroli:



You are very uncivil and uncouth....Are you even a female? You sound very unhappy and miserable. No go let these kunle and adekunde leave you go marry Igbo girl oool. Men dont like women that behave like a street tout.

So,you no no say Igbo guy fit dey flog you and you no go no sef?

Neplusultra:
Hmmnn....Dis is nothing but ENVY!!! Igbos are really blessed!!!! God will prove to d world his special love for igbos!!!! Till den, these people shud continue in their hate,it'll consume dem.

Desola:


Ouch! I must have touched a nerve. No more arms in your arsenal?

I'm gonna annihilate you this morning!

OdenigboAroli:
And we must be careful with the way we throw words around because one can be a victim. Nigeria must remain as it is because we spilt blood to bargain for it. Nobody leaves and there must not be any bloody "autonomous government " inside Nigeria. If you want that then we must come to your region and massacre 3million of you women and children then you can go. Your forefathers have sold your birthright and you have no power to bargain.

SirShymex:


You're a stark illiterate!

Why do you think Putin took Crimea from Ukraine? Why do you think the US helped the Kurds carve out their own territory within Iraq? What was the reason for the Kosovo war? Why is the UK fighting over Gibraltar with Spain?

Now, let me get deeper for you. Why do you think every region in Europe with 3 million indigenous people is semi-autonomous? Why do you think every country in Europe is structured the way it's? Why were Scottish people asking for more independence, or more autonomy? Why are the Sicilians semi-autonomous within Italy? Etc..

The topic in discourse is too deep for your pea-sized brain to decipher. What they're pushing for is what is going to cause a Nigerian version of Hutu vs. Tutsi. And someone has to call them to order, before things get out of hand.

Alcatraz001:
I am typing this message with so much anger in my heart.We yorubas have to know that this is a real threat to our common patrimony from Nigeria and start making plans on how to protect ourselves from these ibos.

First of all,I blame Tinubu for allowing Ben Nwabueze to be the Commissioner for Economic Planning in Lagos.I would recommend that all posts and appointments given to ibos be reviewed with immediate alacrity.This war is a war that will literally kill all ibos in Lagos....ibos should be cautious of the danger these Pressure groups are placing them by advocating for political posts for ibos in Lagos.

If the ibos think they can win a war with Yorubas in Lagos then they must be deluded because lagos Is surrounded by Yoruba states and these states will happily donates men and weapons to win whatever war ensues from these dangerous games being played by the ibos.

The liberal yorubas are being radicalized by the minute and the awareness is getting higher,Goodluck Jonathan will do well to talk to "his brothers" to steer clear of political offices in yorubaland.I can assure the ibos that we will kill them all and burn down their shops if they dare test our will in Lagos state.

We are watching as events unfold!!!

SirShymex:


Yorubas are soft!

Being cautious would involve carrot and stick approach. However, the pseudo-sophistication/cautious excuse doesn't even make any sense whatsoever, apart from using it to mask cowardice.

When people start making threats, and start questioning the Eyo festival, which is part and parcel of everything Lagos is. It shows there's something in offing.

It's funny, but I won't be surprised when they start lording over Yorubas all over Yorubaland.

naijababe:


This yeye letter is exactly the reason why liberals get radicalised.

As we have been told many times here on NL, you have the numbers and also in your possession vast wealth; what's stopping you from using those two things to elect an Igbo governor?