laudate:


The person you are responding to, is a real 'ayi 'ri', with a strange mental disorder. Don't waste your time on that scoundrel.

xtrorse:


And yet at the mere mention of Biaf... you and your greedy Yorubas would whine, weep and wail on every available media page with thick mucous dripping down your smelly noses as if your life sustenance is being denied you...

IlekeHD:
No ore mi, I will give him time today because I dey bored sef.

The yeye albino monkey thinks he has monopoly over senseless epistle.

IlekeHD:


The Lording the Ijaws have had on Igbos is so systematic thatit's invisible to Igbos. Yorubas/Fulanis lord over igbos, but the way we do it is too obvious.

1. After the war, the cowardly igbos were too weak to take back their possessions and Land (which is not Ph).

2. Ijaws have played Igbos into their hands that they continue to use the igbo race as their stand stool. Today, Igbos will die on top of Ijaw matter (Allison Madueke & GEJ)

3. Fulanis are conquering Ibolands and Ibo women. But who do Igbos attack? Your guess is right....Yorubas.

4. Guess what? PH or Igwocha will remain 100% SS land. Land grabbers.

5. Biafra is even an Ijaw word.....once again, the Ijaws are giving Igbos their identity, while Dokubo continues to use the Biafrans to fight for his NIger Republic.

6. Ijaws used and dump Igbos to become 1st citizens....once again, the Ijaws stepped over the 3rd majority tribe. So Fulanis/Yorubas/Ijaws have ruled over Nigeria. The noisemaking tribe can only lead a country under Biafra.

rexbuton:


The proposed Ijaw Toru-ebe state was DOA because it contained areas where they were recently migrant to. Areas in edo state were also included in the arrangement when the ijaw settlement was less than a hundred years old

ThisMeansWAR:
nigger you so lame .. You kept repeating same crap.. Admit you have been schooled and go to bed ... Go go ... Gerarahere

ThisMeansWAR:
nigger you so lame .. You kept repeating same crap.. Admit you have been schooled and go to bed ... Go go ... Gerarahere

IlekeHD:
Igbo leaders are greedy, selfish – Etcetera...

Read More at thenet.ng/2015/04/igbo-leaders-are-greedy-selfish-etcetera/ Follow us: @theNETng on Twitter | theNETng on Facebook....

This love nwatintin na him dey sweet igbo people like xtrorse

scholes0:


Which rogue boundary adjustment is that? What were the ceded communities?
the boundary of Ondo state has remained the same since the days of the Old western region.
If anything , they should have allowed the Itsekiris of the three Warri LGA'S to vote to join the Western region as an hypothetical Warri state, or the Mid-West at its creation.

PastorPLC:
A Kenyan Historian has come up with his new research that the most adulterous and fetish tribe in Africa is Yoruba Read:

Infidelity is universal. But which country boasts the most cheaters? The tableau of adulterous and fetish have become famous internationally as proof that the Yoruba (a tribes in Nigeria) are uniquely known for extramarital affairs.

In fact, although Yorubas seem to have an infidelity record approaching 100 per cent, ordinary Yoruba men and women claim it is a way of life. In a 2004 world survey, In Yoruba land, just 88 per cent of married men and 92 per cent of women said they had had more than one sex partner in the one week (the worst approximation of infidelity even worst than Sodom).

I quickly discovered that global sex research is patchy and incomplete. Even serious researchers can't even agree on what to call infidelity. Nigerians prefer the term "sexual networking." and "simultaneous multi-partnerships."

Then there's the tricky matter of what constitutes cheating. A poll in one South African magazine had separate categories for men who cheat, and men who cheat "while drunk." One American survey defined sex as "either vaginal or anal intercourse," while another decided that sex is a "mutually voluntary activity with another person that involves genital contact and sexual excitement or arousal, that is, feeling really turned on, even if intercourse or orgasm did not occur." But all these are common among Yorubas, a tribe in Nigeria. In our research we are yet tried to count their so-called "emotional affairs," in which the "cheaters" might never meet. Though, we are still making more findings on Yoruba race to conclude their fetish belief which they called "magoon."

source" retudworldadulterous recordthuy854yv5902:/x

xtrorse:

Ilekedi, it's no good spreading lies and falsehood online to paint other people black to score some cheap points for your biased tribe.
The main problem you and your tribe have is that you consider anyone telling you the bitter truth as an enemy.
Yorubas have constituted themselves as the most embittered and pained that a people seek self-determination. You and your lots have created fraudulent monikers masquerading as SE/SS people to attempt to quench the call for self-determination. You have created many threads on NL to register your anger and displeasure against IPOB to no avail.
Yorubas and their cohorts have threatened to kill Igbos and confiscate their properties across the country should they continue to press for a separate existence. And yet it's not working.

kaycid77:


yea yea, the oil we have is enough for us and we dont really need OIL to "live" unlike South west and North ...but why do you want to remain in Nigeria....

pazienza:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/11/omoigui-at-80-i-made-them-pay-for-claiming-i-removed-oil-wells-from-ondo-to-bendel/

No Yoruba man here has tackled this point.

So apparently, while oil producing lands though in the Yoruba speaking parts of the Delta parts of old Bendel state were carved out and joined to the greater Yoruba speaking area of SW, Ondo in particular.

Igbo speaking territories were joined to Ijaw territories in Rivers and made to take on distinct ethnic nationalities.

You would agree with me that if Ilaje were Igbo speaking and located at the boundary between Rivers and Imo, Ilaje will be made to take a distinct ethnicity from the rest of Ndiigbo in Imo state and then placed in Rivers state as a distinct Ilage ethnic nationality. It wouldn't be hard to find greedy elements amongst them to be empowered and then drown other dissenting voices, and as years go by, the natural rule of " if you can't beat them, join them" takes place, and the ranks of the denials keep swelling as the ranks of the dissenting ones keep diminishing.

IlekeHD:


Whine whine whine..... Ilekeh didn't write the article.

The problem with the igbo tribe is that they're greedy, selfish and evil. We Yorubas know the bad apples in our midst, we admit it and we look for solutions to end it. Igbos on the other hand look towards other tribes to blame. They have a vengeful code of ethics........blame Yorubas/Hausa man.

If the devil can pose as a human, he's come as an igbo man.

Let's go back to slavery days, greedy igbos were too happy to sell their mothers and fathers for free mirror. Had there been computers back then, igbos would have posted "It's yolobas that sent the white men our way". Yeye dey smell.

Greedy land grabbing urchins.

xtrorse:
...to educate you and keep the records straight read this excerpt by one of your own - Waheed B. on HOW YORUBA TRADITIONAL RULERS CONNIVED WITH ABACHA TO ROB MKO ABIOLA OF HIS MANDATE:

Traditional rulers have lost the political authority that they hitherto enjoyed. They are now mere ceremonial rulers. Except for the semblance of royalty and obvious opulence associated with some of them, it is not out of place to say that some royal fathers have become obvious embarrassment to their subjects by desecrating their royal and ancestral stools.
The Yoruba have not forgotten in a hurry how some of their traditional rulers connived with the military junta to ensure that the annulment of June 12 election victory of late Chief MKO Abiola was not reversed. Some of them did not fare better, under the late General Sani Abacha, probably the most enigmatic and despotic ruler to have ever piloted the affairs of Nigeria. Under his reign, Nigeria was in political and military quagmire. Even his deputy at a time, Gen. Oladipo Diya, was caught in Abacha’s web of bestial conspiracy following his alleged involvement in a hoax coup.
Diya was on his way to the Golgota. To drum up support for his evil machination, Abacha needed the support of Yoruba monarchs to nail Diya’s coffin. Quite a number of them were invited to the seat of power to watch the video of how Diya knelt, cried and begged Abacha, who was the protagonist, in the theatre of absurdity, to spare his life. Diya, according to some Yoruba monarchs, was the obvious mastermind of the coup. It was a case of dog eating dog. Abacha achieved his sinister aim using some Yoruba monarchs.
Many years after that portentous Abacha era, Lagos monarch, Oba Riliwanu Akiolu, had revealed the role he played as a commissioner of police in the alleged bribery of some Yoruba monarchs by Abacha to frustrate the actualisation of the mandate given to Abiola.

Bloody, greedy history distortionists and treasury looters!

xtrorse:
The Most Aduterous And Fettish Tribe In Africa Is Yoruba - By Pamela Druckerman

HopeAtHand:


Who then advocated for Ikwerres to be recognised as separate from the Nigerian cinstitution.Is it Igbos?? Where Ikwerres active participants in the COR state creation?? In the truth and reconciliation commission, did Elechi Amadi exolain himself as Igbo or Ikwerre..When Amaechi was screened in the National Assembly did he refer to his people as Ikwerre or Igbo.

You are using the generalisation of the british to Peg Igbo on Ikwerre.The british who would say and do anything for convenience..Wasnt the british the same people who lumped dissimilar people people into Nigerian state, didnt they lumped dissimia people into Eastern Region, why cant they then lump ikwerre and igbo together.

Just get on with reality, we are not the same people.

kettykin:
Ondo state became an oil producing state through rogue boundary adjustment perpetrated during the regime of olusegun obasanjo.
Niger delta should continue to play dumbness and stupidity.
The same obasanjo wanted to take gas from brass to OK lng until Jonathan miraculously stepped in to power.
This is the real reason why yorubas never forgave Jonathan.

IlekeHD:

[size=5pt]Igbos Now Produce More Prostitutes Than Other Regions..Rochas Okorocha[/size]

Governor Rochas Okorocha of Imo State, on Saturday expressed his disappointment with the way and manner more Igbo ladies are taking to prostitution.
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Addressing All Progressives Congress (APC) faithful at Orlu Township Stadium at the weekend, the Executive Governor of Imo State, Owelle Anayo Rochas Okorocha said that South East states now produce the highest number of prostitutes in the country as a result of bad representation by the Igbo leaders.
...
According to him, he could have won the election irrespective of the party he emerged from, even Labour Party.

http://www.cknnigeria.com/2014/03/igbos-now-produce-more-prostitutes-than.html

[Spoken by an Igbo leader. Igbos have surpassed Bini girls in prostitution]

Ilekeh:
Igbo people and dark forests.....probably where they eat people


Throughout history, cultures around the world have created the concept of the evil forest, a dark, scary place where bad things happen. In Europe, these were places where witches or wolves (or even werewolves) attacked the lone passer-by. In Igbo areas of Nigeria, the Ajofia, or bad bush, still exists in some communities, although they are rapidly disappearing with development. Their potency to scare the population into line has also faded with younger generations. In these places, the traditional culture that created them has transformed in the face of modernization and a growing consumer culture. In a session at Dumbarton Oaks’ conference on cultural landscapes in Sub Saharan Africa, Ikem Stanley Okoye, University of Delaware, explained why Nigerians should start thinking about preserving some of these unique cultural landscapes.

Okoye said in contrast to what European colonialists in Africa believed, Africans did produce landscapes that were visual representations of complex concepts. Europeans believed that Africans were “not invested in their landscape,” and really had no indigenous landscape art or architecture to speak of. “Africa was contrasted with the West, which was viewed as having thought-out philosophy, landscapes, and architecture. Africa art was never seen representing landscapes.” This belief was convenient because it enabled colonialists to then occupy and ransack local resources for their own use.

Indeed, those powerful landscapes that Europeans were clueless about are still shaping the culture in Nigeria. In Okija, a Igbo traditional village in the Anambra state of southern Nigeria, priests were arrested in an Ajofia in 2004 after 30 plus corpses were discovered at the site. Amid fears of human sacrifices, the police rushed in and destroyed the forest shrines. The entire “visually spectacular raid whipped up a media frenzy.” There was “intense anxiety” about another “traditional eruption,” which, ironically enough, said Okoye, was how Western missionaries used to respond to aspects of traditional culture.

The Nigerian media and much of the public basically rushed to judgement, said Okoye. The criticism was, “why can’t they use their forests like other communities use theirs?” He thinks the priests involved “probably did nothing illegal, or beyond their own traditional Igbo norms.” It’s unlikely that missing persons were killed and buried there; more likely there were burials according to Igbo traditions over many decades. But what really shocked Nigeria was the hidden list investigators found, which showed how many of Nigeria’s rich and powerful were somehow involved. “There were scores of names, from governors to chiefs of police.” There were very public firings of officials found on the lists, and the president eventually had to intervene to protect some careers. Okoye then wondered whether the Ajofia, which was viewed as powerful because of its “impenetrable secrecy,” actually had any efficacy to keep people in line anymore, particularly given the harsh media condemnation. Almost ten years later, the Nigerian press is still interested in the story.

These days, the evil forests are actually diminishing. “The fiercesome wilderness now has limits.” Every village in southern Nigeria Igbo areas has a market and, close by, an evil forest. Towns are in effect divided into places that reflect good and bad, so some places have to represent negative powers and therefore become evil themselves. Okoye said these forests became dumping grounds for all of society’s ills. Suicides, who are anathema in Igbo culture, used to be simply dumped there to rot, unburied. Twins, who are bad luck, used to be left there. “This is place were they dump cultural garbage. This is a negative space.”

It’s also only a place priests can go. “They can enter and leave unharmed.” Once in the forest, they harvest plants, roots, and herbs to make traditional medicines that help ward off evil. “For everyone else, this is a fearful place, a place to be avoided.” And to this day, the cinema of Nigeria, which is often called “Nollywood,” often features horrifying forests with witches.

Funnily enough, Okoye said when the European colonialists arrived, the Ajofia were the first land the Igbo gave them, so to this day, you often find churches within Ajofia or next door, simply because they carved a road through what was previously a larger evil forest. The early Christians simply didn’t care that the land was deemed tainted.

Within the active Ajofia, which Okoye courageously examined on foot, there are “evil people art objects” and even landscape architecture. Claustrophobia-inducing paths cut through dense vegetation provide access points for priests who gather medicines. There are pots and vessels, which are often left at shrines at the edge of these places. An arrangement of twigs and organic materials spookily hanging from a string is actually a microcosm of the larger evil forest. “It is a landscape within a landscape. The landscape is also seen as an object.”

Okoye said, unfortunately, these fascinating places are getting taken over by development. “There is no constituency for these forests anymore,” except perhaps among old Igbo who still believe in their power. Interestingly, with the eradication of these places, crime has also risen in the villages that used to have them. Okoye thinks that’s because the power of the Ajofia to keep the community in check is waning. “There’s no present reminder of what will happen to you if you are bad.”

Okoye called for saving these places because they are “great archeological resources.” More and more archeologists are actually investigating garbage dumps and the negative spaces of society because those places tell them a lot about society – what those people valued or threw away. There is a rich history there: Many Ajofia appeared where “trans-atlantic slavery was particularly intense.”

http://dirt.asla.org/2013/05/22/preserving-nigerias-evil-forests/

pazienza:
Yes, I know, the Ikwerres were under PH division and the Ekpeyes were under Ahoada, but these groups were essentially Igbo speaking, and we're only separated from the rest of the Igbo nation because of crude oil politics. The East central Gowon created were made up of many Igbo speaking divisions as well.
Before PH division was created, Ikwerres and Etched were in Owerri division.
It was out of Owerri division that Aba and PH divisions were created for Ngwas and Ikwerres.

The 1970 division was crude oil directed.

Kirigidi:
How will u do dat when those 3 Warri LGAs ar also homes to indigenous Urhobo nd Ijaws villages/ communities? Or u mistakenly think d 3 Warri LGAs belong to only Itsekiri pipo? Take correctn, guy.

totit:

Can you imagine, the mod actually ban your first i.d and left that of the robot
Mod, mod why why
Cheii

Ilekeh:


Where is that filty igbo flat.head albino gorilla?