ArodewilliamsT:


You are an Oduarewastan. Hope you are listening to Director of RadioBiafra- The University of Truth.

shachris:


So your viagra is now in sudan? oluku. use your head.

shachris:


onye ara eke oha. E ma onye nna gi wu? nwa enwe nna.

patrick89:

now I know your problem is complex! study that map and come back to me! show the world nigeria from that map also..

Ojiofor:
Lekwanu abokiii na asu igbo..ku oru onwe gi aka nwa abokiii.

shachris:
that there are some igbo minorities in Niger Delta does not automatically make Niger Delta an Igbo Nation or Even part of Biafra.

jaymichael:
Just as the sizable numbers of Yorubas in Benin Republic, Togo, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Edo and Delta states does not make these places Yoruba land. The Hausas cannot claim Ghana and those countries that has a significant Hausa population.

shachris:


How's it going with murdering ur uncle, zombie? only psychopaths like you support viagra.

shachris:


Nna gi abokii

shachris:


I'm igbo and these zombies are trying to drag my tribe into some zombie fantasy and u expect I remain silent?

biafranking:
i will advised igbos in dis thread to forget this fool,he s nothing but a fvcking uninterested and boring mallamm...

Hopeathand where re yu.since chino dealt with you by displaying ur ass,yu nolonger appeared on igbos identity crises why..?

Stvpid cowards denying their major tribes cos of fears..

oweniwe:

I rep Ezionum
Ukwuani LGA
Delta State

shachris:


I'm igbo and these zombies are trying to drag my tribe into some zombie fantasy and u expect I remain silent?

mustafo:
The Ibo dilemma is that their 5 landlocked states surrounded entirely by Nigeria is too small and not a viable country.

So they want to swallow SS but she is bigger and more economically viable than SE.

Further SS are mindful of Ojukwu's debacle and don't want to be tarnished by association.

oweniwe:


I rep Ezionum

Ukwuani LGA

Delta State

mustafo:
The Ibo dilemma is that their 5 landlocked states surrounded entirely by Nigeria is too small and not a viable country.

So they want to swallow SS but she is bigger and more economically viable than SE.

Further SS are mindful of Ojukwu's debacle and don't want to be tarnished by association.

biafranking:
i will advised igbos in dis thread to forget this fool,he s nothing but a fvcking uninterested and boring mallamm...

Hopeathand where re yu.since chino dealt with you by displaying ur ass,yu nolonger appeared on igbos identity crises why..?

Stvpid cowards denying their major tribes cos of fears..

pazienza:


Ok bro. Please try and comment more on political section. Jisike.

pazienza:


Ok bro. Please try and comment more on political section. Jisike.

oweniwe:


The insults wey dey fly around here dey discourage person

The insults wey dey fly around here dey discourage person

Lordave:
This Bastard nonentity claims Igbo but he proudly made this comment few weeks ago.

For causing Igbos this kind of embarrassment, ì ga anwu onwu ike!

A putrid corpse will be a thing of envy when compared with your condition.

Nairaland and it's slow mods will be quick to ban you for breaking the least rule but, Seun, Lalasticlala, ishilove, Afam4eva and co do not seem to recognise Shachris as an impostor and one that make grossly inciting comments . I just hope this not a conspiracy to generate traffic on this forum. Igbos mustn't be embarrassed in such manner for Seun to generate traffic!

tonychristopher:


Eh why are most of Yoruba despicable.... Not all..so in your idiotic mind we don't have igbo in as

What do they speak in pH bonny elele asaba agbor etc

Sanchez01:

Not true, my NL bestie (ammyluv2002) is a full blooded Igbo chic. A PDP member and a Jonathan lover. She has gotten over it unlike most Igbo PDP folks and is indifferent about Biafra. You keep seeing her posts on restating that she's a Nigerian and she's going nowhere (I'm sorry for the mention, Dearie). Not just her alone. My childhood friends (two sane Igbo guys) and I went out today. At some point, we involved politics as "men's talk" but guess what? Both clearly stated they have no affiliation with Biafra. Worst of all, they claimed it's a movement for "grudgers".

Shachris, I cited ammy to oppose your assertion. Read through her posts to confirm this. Jonathan is from the SS but I gallantly voted against him. The election was never about geo-political zoning for me.

My problem with Biafra is simple; do not rope the SS in on your struggle. Face your battle alone. My advice to them is direct; war would only result to more casualties. There is a way, a better way to get what you want.

shachris:


so because a part of Brazil speaks yoruba language, that region has automatically turned yoruba land abi?

tonychristopher:
STOP TALKING BALDEDASH...BRAZIL NEVER SPEAKS YORUBA...WHO IS GIVING YOU THESE FALSE INFORMATION...TONS OF AMAZONIAN TRIBES ARE LOSING THEIR LANGUAGES TO PORTUGUES NOT TO TALK OF YORUBA


WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU...GIVE ME A CREDIBLE LINK THAT STATES THAT BRAZIL SPEAKS YORUBA


WHAT A HELL...HOW CAN PEOPLE PEDDLE LIES? HAVE YOU BEEN TO BRAZIL...THIS ATTACHEE BY FORCE THIS SHOULD STOP

shachris:


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoruba_people

my battery is down. would send you more link latter.

shachris:


you are the lame one here. Please can u bring a map to show us the original position of bight of viagra? So according to your analogy, Binis are biafrans?

CHESSBOARD:


The 1st picture before Nigeria got independent,
The second picture, the fight b/w AWO and Akintola led the creation of Mid-west, Edos drag into midwest because the their ruler is called OBA, and some places similar culture with Yorubas, just like they are dragging in itshekiri because their ruler is called Olu of warri

tonychristopher:

I just do not know who is educating these yoruba chaps, they are feeding these young ones with tons of lies, I also can not understand who told this man and many other yorubas that brazil speak yoruba...I just find that comment idiotic, stupid and foolish now please read these credible links



Official Name
Federative Republic of Brazil, República Federativa do Brasil
Population
193,947,000 (2012 UNDESA)

Principal Languages
Brazilian Sign Language, Portuguese
Literacy Rate
90% (2009 UNESCO)
Immigrant Languages
Dutch, Italian (50,000), Japanese (380,000), Korean (37,000), North Levantine Spoken Arabic, Spanish (460,000), Standard German (1,500,000), Turoyo
Deaf Population
5,750,800
General References
Campbell 1997; Crevels 2007; Derbyshire and Pullum 1991, 1998; Dixon and Aikhenvald 1999; Hopper 1967; Moore 2006; Ribeiro 1957; Rodrigues 1986, 1999
Language Counts
The number of individual languages listed for Brazil is 238. Of these, 216 are living and 22 are extinct. Of the living languages, 5 are institutional, 29 are developing, 26 are vigorous, 57 are in trouble, and 99 are dying.
Products
See full country report.



http://www.ethnologue.com/country/BR



Many Amerindian minority languages are spoken throughout Brazil, mostly in Northern Brazil. The main indigenous languages are: Apalaí, Arara, Bororo, Canellla, Carajá, Caribe, Guarani (also in Paraguay), Kaingang, Nadëb, Nheengatu, Terena, Tucano and Xavante.

One of the two Brazilian línguas gerais (general languages), Nheengatu, was until the late 19th century the common language used by a large number of indigenous, European, African, and African-descendant peoples throughout the coast of Brazil—it was spoken by the majority of the population in the land. It was proscribed by the Marquis of Pombal for its association with the Jesuit missions. A recent resurgence in popularity of this language occurred, and it is now an official language in the city of São Gabriel da Cachoeira. Today, in the Amazon Basin, political campaigning is still printed in this Tupian language.


Despite the fact that Portuguese is the official language of Brazil and that the vast majority of Brazilians speak only Portuguese, there are several other languages spoken in the country. According to the president of IBGE (Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics) there are an estimated 210 languages spoken in Brazil. Eighty[citation needed] are Amerindian languages, while the others are languages brought by immigrants. The 1950 Census was the last one to ask Brazilians which language they speak at home. Since then, the Census does not ask about language. However, the Census of 2010 will ask respondents which languages they speak, allowing a better analysis of the languages spoken in Brazil.[14]

At least one of the indigenous languages, Nheengatu, became an official language alongside Portuguese in the municipality of São Gabriel da Cachoeira.[15]

Immigrant languages[edit]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_Brazil#Minority_languages

Language in Brazil

Language is one of the strongest elements of Brazil's national unity. Portuguese is spoken by nearly 100 percent of the population. The only exceptions are some members of Amerindian groups and pockets of immigrants, primarily from Japan and South Korea, who have not yet learned Portuguese. The principal families of Indian languages are Tupí, Arawak, Carib, and Gê.


http://www.kwintessential.co.uk/resources/global-etiquette/brazil-country-profile.html



But before you get cardiac arrest, do you know that IGBO is a language officially recognised in Equitorial Guinea? do you want refrence

Abuja – Aminu Nabegu, Director monitoring evaluation and research in the Directorate of Technical Aid Corps, on Friday said that Federal Government would soon deploy teachers to teach Yoruba Language in Brazil.

Aminu said that the countries were already discussing the modalities for the implementation of the programme.

He said once the agreement was reached the government would deploy the teachers and some cultural experts to Brazil.

“ The Yoruba-speaking communities, which reside in the Bahie region of Brazil, are the major target for this programme.

“That is where we have large numbers of people believed to be the descendant of the Oduduwa,” he said.

Aminu said a centre for the study of Yoruba culture and language had been opened in Brazil.

The Director also said a similar programme had been extended to Yoruba-speaking communities in Benin Republic. (NAN)

shachris:


lol...and he keeps drawing more maps in his closet.

CHESSBOARD:


Mumu google those maps, they have been there before Nigeria even got independent.... so who drew the one you r deluded with