Ruffychuks:
u foolishness is already showing look for ur fellow Yoruba to attack not me. you r just mad Cus d truth has been said, no go hang urself abeg there is still hope 4 d future. dat u portray such behavior 2day is not d end of d world 4 u, u can still turn a new leaf.

Gbawe:


Man mi, don't worry yourself about that bigoted fool. From the low patronage of his disgusting thread, which is nothing but a not-too-clever attempt to malign the Yorubas, you can tell that the Yorubas on NL are becoming clever and resilient. Many are now fully aware of the envy, inferiority complex, insecurity and hate that drives others to come here in ethnocentric idiocy daily. Ignore him and leave him to talk to his fellow bigots and haters.

It is becoming clear to many Yorubas that those who only see things along ethnic lines and feel they have lost against us many times, to include the latest and still very painful 'loss' being the defeat of GEJ, will always seek worthless and meaningless cyber-confrontation and tribal E-wars they feel gives them a chance to exact some form of revenge against the Yorubas. Is is up to intelligent and focused Yorubas to ignore these Nairalanders because doing this will frustrate them immensely and leave them stewing with rage since the target of their tantrums (the Yorubas) appears unmoved by their incendiary antics.

23Tunde45:
This article was obviously deliberately crafted to insult Yoruba people. The OP only diverting attention from his hatred of Yoruba by both saying the good and the bad parts of the two other tribes too.

NewNigeriaMind:


The Igbo may not take offence, maybe because the Igbo accept being ritualist and fraudulent as facts about them. That is the Igbo problem.

The hausa man may also accept being called a religious jingoist that losses his mind when his religion is mentioned as facts about him.

That will not make a Yoruba accept lies as facts about him. That is up to the people involved to accept it or state categorically when a lie is use to represent them.

PAINGAIN:
U people just proved d @op right that yorubas r critics, they criticise everything. The op just statef d merits and demerits of IGBO,HAUSA and YORUBA. U guys just confirmed what op wrote (critics)

outlawscrew:
@newnigerianmind bro u r just angry about Wat d op wrote Cus its true. why beefing wit me now did I beef or Cus am in support of d op, even if didn't bliv d op b4 now I do now Cus u hv jus proven to d world Wat u r. I can accept d igalas r mostly policemen but dat dey r lazy I can't agree with u. abi police na lazy man work.

DiademSh07:

Seems ya stupid self!
You can't accept such things for your tribe yet you're requesting that the Yorubas should accept the lies about them!
You're a goat!

outlawscrew:
shameless cow read Wat ur fellow yoruba wrote below, d yorubas always trying to vent dia frustration on someone else. I am not a tribalist n can never be I even hv more of Yoruba frnds dan any oda tribe. Writing for Naij.com from Magodo, Lagos,
Maxwell Adeyemi Adeleye says the Yoruba
youths are no longer making their valuable
contributions to the political and cultural life
in Nigeria. What can the Yoruba people do to
restore lost influence?
Lateef Raji, a public policy analyst, in an
article titled “Dwindling Oil Revenue: What
Next for Nigeria?” posited that today, despite
the pitiful state of unemployment in Nigeria,
ironically, the nation is still rated as the third
destination of investors and one of the
fastest-growing economy in the world. Raji
noted that Nigeria is a golden land of
numerous opportunities for those who are
resourceful, ingenious, creative, innovative,
inventive, groundbreaking, enterprising,
hardworking, focused, visionary and, most
significantly, disciplined.
Consequently, as a concerned Nigerian, I want
to question the role(s) of Yoruba youths in the
current fight against unemployment,
starvation and poverty in Nigeria. This
question was necessitated by my discovery
through indirect observations that Yoruba
youths are the most lazy, perfidious and
egoistic youths in Nigeria as at today.
I discovered that the pride of an average
Yoruba youth has overshadowed his
intellectual judiciousness, level-headedness
and sagacity. Today, among ten Nigerians
submitting their resumes to multinational
corporations eight would be Yorubas. Folks
from my generation in the Western Nigeria are
too lazy to tap from the abundant
opportunities that litter the streets of, say,
Lagos, for primitive accumulation of wealth.
The Igbos, and, by extension, the Niger-
Deltans and the Northerners have indirectly
taken over the control of economy of Lagos,
Nigeria’s indisputable number one centre of
success, excellence and opportunities.
The Apapa wharf in Lagos has virtually been
taken over by the Easterners. The data that I
got from the Nigerian custom services
divulges that 63% of those licensed to
transact businesses in Apapa Wharf are Igbos.
More so, data collected from licensing office
reveals that owners of 56% of commercial
motorcycles in Lagos are Northerners and
Easterners. The lucrative transport business
has been hijacked from the Yorubas.
Today, the major work of average Yoruba
youths on the streets of Lagos is to collect
royalty, due and charges from the Hausas and
Igbos, using their motorcycles to make cool
cash from their land. Ninety-five percent of
transport, travel and tour firms operating in
Lagos are owned by the enterprising and
hardworking Easterners.
The Yorubas stay at various intersections
harassing hardworking people transacting
their legal businesses in the name of
collecting charges and dues for the local
government. I also discovered that majority of
the few Yorubas riding commercial
motorcycles in Lagos are locally-trained
automobile engineers that have abandoned
their workshops.
Furthermore, the popular Ladipo and Owode
motor spare parts markets in Lagos are now
solidly in the hands of Igbos. As usual, the
Yoruba youths are in the market collecting
dues for their local government chairmen and
the Iyaloja General of Lagos. Yaba, Oyigbo,
Sabo, Oshodi, Agege, Alaba, Idumota, etc.
markets have been taken over by the
Easterners and Northerners who are
predominantly youths.
Let me also assert unequivocally that the Igbo
youths are now becoming more prosperous in
the entertainment industry than the Yoruba
youths. Today, the Yorubas hardly tune their
DSTVs to the Yoruba movie channel of the
satellite television; rather, they watch some
other movie channel that show English movies
with actors and actresses of Igbo extraction.
Why? Because most Yoruba movies are short
of creativity.
I can also articulate that 85% of the CEOs and
executive directors of commercial banks
operating in Nigeria today are Igbos and
Hausas under the age of 50.

outlawscrew:
shameless cow read Wat ur fellow yoruba wrote below, d yorubas always trying to vent dia frustration on someone else. I am not a tribalist n can never be I even hv more of Yoruba frnds dan any oda tribe. Writing for Naij.com from Magodo, Lagos,
Maxwell Adeyemi Adeleye says the Yoruba
youths are no longer making their valuable
contributions to the political and cultural life
in Nigeria. What can the Yoruba people do to
restore lost influence?
Lateef Raji, a public policy analyst, in an
article titled “Dwindling Oil Revenue: What
Next for Nigeria?” posited that today, despite
the pitiful state of unemployment in Nigeria,
ironically, the nation is still rated as the third
destination of investors and one of the
fastest-growing economy in the world. Raji
noted that Nigeria is a golden land of
numerous opportunities for those who are
resourceful, ingenious, creative, innovative,
inventive, groundbreaking, enterprising,
hardworking, focused, visionary and, most
significantly, disciplined.
Consequently, as a concerned Nigerian, I want
to question the role(s) of Yoruba youths in the
current fight against unemployment,
starvation and poverty in Nigeria. This
question was necessitated by my discovery
through indirect observations that Yoruba
youths are the most lazy, perfidious and
egoistic youths in Nigeria as at today.
I discovered that the pride of an average
Yoruba youth has overshadowed his
intellectual judiciousness, level-headedness
and sagacity. Today, among ten Nigerians
submitting their resumes to multinational
corporations eight would be Yorubas. Folks
from my generation in the Western Nigeria are
too lazy to tap from the abundant
opportunities that litter the streets of, say,
Lagos, for primitive accumulation of wealth.
The Igbos, and, by extension, the Niger-
Deltans and the Northerners have indirectly
taken over the control of economy of Lagos,
Nigeria’s indisputable number one centre of
success, excellence and opportunities.
The Apapa wharf in Lagos has virtually been
taken over by the Easterners. The data that I
got from the Nigerian custom services
divulges that 63% of those licensed to
transact businesses in Apapa Wharf are Igbos.
More so, data collected from licensing office
reveals that owners of 56% of commercial
motorcycles in Lagos are Northerners and
Easterners. The lucrative transport business
has been hijacked from the Yorubas.
Today, the major work of average Yoruba
youths on the streets of Lagos is to collect
royalty, due and charges from the Hausas and
Igbos, using their motorcycles to make cool
cash from their land. Ninety-five percent of
transport, travel and tour firms operating in
Lagos are owned by the enterprising and
hardworking Easterners.
The Yorubas stay at various intersections
harassing hardworking people transacting
their legal businesses in the name of
collecting charges and dues for the local
government. I also discovered that majority of
the few Yorubas riding commercial
motorcycles in Lagos are locally-trained
automobile engineers that have abandoned
their workshops.
Furthermore, the popular Ladipo and Owode
motor spare parts markets in Lagos are now
solidly in the hands of Igbos. As usual, the
Yoruba youths are in the market collecting
dues for their local government chairmen and
the Iyaloja General of Lagos. Yaba, Oyigbo,
Sabo, Oshodi, Agege, Alaba, Idumota, etc.
markets have been taken over by the
Easterners and Northerners who are
predominantly youths.
Let me also assert unequivocally that the Igbo
youths are now becoming more prosperous in
the entertainment industry than the Yoruba
youths. Today, the Yorubas hardly tune their
DSTVs to the Yoruba movie channel of the
satellite television; rather, they watch some
other movie channel that show English movies
with actors and actresses of Igbo extraction.
Why? Because most Yoruba movies are short
of creativity.
I can also articulate that 85% of the CEOs and
executive directors of commercial banks
operating in Nigeria today are Igbos and
Hausas under the age of 50.

DiademSh07:

You're a toad?
Who's maxwell Adeyemi? The name that has been proven to be a fraud!
No journalist has that name yet a foolish ibo coward use that name as a cover to perpetuate his evil thought! Same way the stup!d ibo Op couldn't state his intention without having to hide under a cover! Who are the cowards if not the ibos?
As for you eediot whether you're an ibo or igala, you're basically a Morön and a loser!

Ayus34:



Who give a Bleep about what u believe or perception about yoruba?to hell with you and ur ideology.

We built and empire while you still live in the cave.....or have u heard about IBO EMPIRE
asids the artificial ones,deluded buffoons like you are trying to create in ur imagination.......so why will someone from the cave wtite abou My empire for me to believe?only gullible people like you will believe in that stupidity!

outlawscrew:
u knw my problem with d yorubas is dat if now some1 asked u if u ever made this comment u deny it n swear u hv never visited nairaland b4. my man u r a pig, if I were ur fada I would hv exchanged u for toothpick bcus u r too worthless to be called a son. imbecileeee

DiademSh07:

You can't even be my father 'cos you're a dumb loser!
And who's denying what?
What an eediot!

outlawscrew:
guy u wan tell me say if me n u met u no go run? I go so deck u enta ground am a man of few words n more action sumtin u can Neva be. hopeless pig, see guy its beta u go n commit suicide Cus u r a waste n mind u ur family wont feel ur loss. eediot imbecileee

BuddahMonk:
1. Drug dealing yes Ndigbo owns that, we rule that industry.

2. 419 very bigggg lie Igbos don't dominate yahoo yahoo, I can swear about that.

3. Baby factory, three were discovered in Igboland two in yolobaland , but attention was shifted too the ones that happened in Igboland.

4. Armed Robbery in Igboland are commited by Igbos while those in other lands are commited by the natives. You can't steal where your not aware of the escape routes, check the number notorious armed robbers in Nigeria and tell me which region dominate that.

5. Fake good, we don't sale fake goods, Nigeria is a poor country and the purchasing power is very weak, we reduce some elements so that poor Nigerians can afford our wares. Both the Original and the so called fakes are still being sold by the same Igbos. So go where your pocket lead you to

Ruffychuks:
u foolishness is already showing look for ur fellow Yoruba to attack not me. you r just mad Cus d truth has been said, no go hang urself abeg there is still hope 4 d future. dat u portray such behavior 2day is not d end of d world 4 u, u can still turn a new leaf.

omazus:
You glory in empire, in multitude being the property of one man. Hahahahaha. Empires are not community propert. They are property of one man, the emperor. Give me a people who all their lives have insisted that all men are equal and that no man should be worshipped by others and I will show you natural democrats. Abeit, the whole world is mocking your empire and you are insulting the owners of democracy you are learning to practice.

PureWays:
We suppose dey clear diz clowns brother...

babyfaceafrica:
What is the purpose of this trend?m.you just clearly stated the meits and demerits of the hausa , igbo and Yoruba which you have met.everybody has his or her defects and good side,let's all just strive for the best.say no to tribalism!!

wadetaw202:


It is clear you will never be free from this your lisping tongue problem. That is why your poorly developed tongue keeps calling Yoruba as yoloba. You are doomed for life with a lisping tongue and you die with the curse.

whitecat1:
This is definitely written by an ibo!

Ruffychuks:
HAUSA/IGBO/YORUBA

HAUSA
Personally, i like the Hausa man because he is
a free & kind giver, welcoming to strangers
and very sincere when it comes to daily
business dealings. A hausa man will hardly
ever want to cheat you in business.
A hausa man is also a contended person, he
can have a very low class and poor job, but he
would be very contended with it and will thank
God. Also, once a hausa man has liked you,
he will almost show u love to the end, only
one thing can turn that love to hatred
overnight and that thin is TOUCHING HIS
RELIGION.
That is the bad side of the hausa man. A
hausa man can do absolutely anything if you
touch his religion, no matter how wicked, or
heartless it may be. The hausa man is easily
brainwashed by religion, once touch his
(religion), he can completely loose his senses.
Also, the hausa man is the greatest
discriminator (especially in the aspect of
religion). This is why you see that hausas
have derogatory names for different people the
way they view them from their religious point
of views. hausa man when it comes to land.
He will come and settle on your land, you will
welcome him and afterwards when he and his
people & children have populated the place,
they forget or deny everything and turn around
to say they are the original ancestral owners
of the place.

IGBO
The good side of the igbo man is that he is a
very hardworking, industrious and progressive
person. An igbo man always believes in sure
progress (i must succeed) and leaves no room
for failure or laziness.
They are very smart, calculative & enteprising
in nature. They bring peace & development to
wherever they go.
An igbo man is well exposed and well travelled
and interacts well with others. They also have
very good looking and beautiful people. They
are resilient and hard headed people who
always stand after their words and choices
and do not waiver here and there. They easily
integrate and acculturate with others wherever
they are found and show utmost respect to
other peoples cultures wherever they go. They
dont believe in opression of those they are
more than. They believe that they should
always be the best in everything, and this is
where some of their problems come in.
The bad side of the igbo man is that they
always like to be on top when doing anything
with you, they want you to play foolish and
them wise. Some of them see all other tribes
as foolish people or less wise and themselves
wiser. They always want to outsmart you.
Also, criminality is another major problem of
the igbos. Always in a bid and haste to
succeed and their love for money, they can
almost do anything at all no matter how
wicked it may be to make money, drug
dealing, armed robbery, baby factory, 419,
production of fake goods e.t.c.

YORUBA
The loveable things about yorubas is firstly
their very respectful nature. Disrespect
towards elders is not tolerated in anyway
amongst them. A yoruba can see you and
greet you ten times a day bending down.
Yorubas are very very peaceful in nature and
not troublemakers.
A yoruba man loves to be enlightened and
believes so much in education and
enlightenment. They are a very neutral people
especially when it comes to religion.
Religious sentiment is the last thing you can
ever try to use to deceive a yoruba man. They
dont care who is a.muslim or who is a
christian, they believe so much in religious
oneness and unity to the end. That is why you
can find a yoruba family with adherents of
islam, christianity & traditional religion, i have
even seen a yoruba man who claims he is a
practitioner of all 3 religions.
Yorubas are very social and fun to be with,
hence their crazy love for partying and
clubbing.
The bad side of yorubas is their attitude of
tribalism. They so much love their culture and
tradition to the end and sometimes take it too
far when dealing with others.
The yoruba man is also just like a chameleon,
never stable in behaviour, a hypocrite, you can
never predict which colour he will be
tomorrow. You can never really trust a yoruba
man because he is a backstabber and
betrayer, both of u may agree something here
and he will go behind your back to say a
different thing. A yoruba man also has a
typical cowardly attitude, anything happens
they will be the first to run away despite their
plenty talk. They talk too much and do little
action. They are very good in insulting and
running their mouths.
A yoruba man is also a very big critic.
Criticizes everything. They are also very big
pretenders, they can see you and fall at your
feet worshipping you with their greetings, only
if u know what they are doing to you at your
back. Yoruba people are also very very dirty
people, no doubt.
Lastly they believe so much in diabolical and
traditional powers, charms, native doctors
(babalawo) and juju medicine, this is why
there are so many human parts factories in
the land for human rituals.
Anyone that thinks it's a lie, watch any yoruba
movie starting to ending and if you dont see
babalawo involved, then know that all i am
writing here is untrue trash.
However, in all these cases, there are people
who will always have exceptional characters.
So it is not applicable to 100% of the people,
but however majority.
Any middlebelter who has lived amongst these
3 majority groups can always attest to this,
sentiments aside.
Someone from Kogi said, the 3 major Nigerian
groups are our 3 major problems in this
country. I partly agree with that and at the
same time partly disagree because the 3
major Nigerian groups have also been
blessings to Nigeria one way or the other in
different ways, just that in summary always,
they will always have good & bad sides as
almost all things have their unique
advantages and disadvantages.

Aigbofa:
The op is a drooling retar.d. Loads of contradictory statements, Ibos are straight forward and hard working folks yet they excel in crimes in their quest for money.

I don't know when criminals started to be referred to as straight forward.
Bigots are not the smartest people in the world.