Aareonakakanfo:
One thing most people don't understand is this. ibo people like to delusionally praise themselves. i really don't know whether its as a result of inferiority complex or not. they know how to make an ant appear like an elephant. for example an igbo man who lives in a cave will tell you he owns all the big houses in the village even if he has nothing. if you type igbo on google, you'll see all kinds of self-praising articles written by ibo folks and funny enough it works because when a lie is being repeated it starts to sound like the truth. that's why even someone who has been selling N20,000 worth of goods in a 2x2 shop for years will tell you he's industrious and enterprising. he'll keep repeating it till you believe him

Aareonakakanfo:
One thing most people don't understand is this. ibo people like to delusionally praise themselves. i really don't know whether its as a result of inferiority complex or not. they know how to make an ant appear like an elephant. for example an igbo man who lives in a cave will tell you he owns all the big houses in the village even if he has nothing. if you type igbo on google, you'll see all kinds of self-praising articles written by ibo folks and funny enough it works because when a lie is being repeated it starts to sound like the truth. that's why even someone who has been selling N20,000 worth of goods in a 2x2 shop for years will tell you he's industrious and enterprising. he'll keep repeating it till you believe him

tonychristopher:


even the locally produced things are called igbo made ...

Stryka:


Sorry, Igbo-made in Nigerian parlance means anything that is fake and not the original. There is locally made original groundnut oil from the North and there is the Igbo-made mixed with brake fluid that is fake and not as good as the original. Gerrit? Coz I can go on and on.

Aareonakakanfo:
One thing most people don't understand is this. ibo people like to delusionally praise themselves. i really don't know whether its as a result of inferiority complex or not. they know how to make an ant appear like an elephant. for example an igbo man who lives in a cave will tell you he owns all the big houses in the village even if he has nothing. if you type igbo on google, you'll see all kinds of self-praising articles written by ibo folks and funny enough it works because when a lie is being repeated it starts to sound like the truth. that's why even someone who has been selling N20,000 worth of goods in a 2x2 shop for years will tell you he's industrious and enterprising. he'll keep repeating it till you believe him