Nice move.

ezeagu:
Did Igbo people collectively fuck you guys and neglect to call all of you back? Because that's how you guys act. On every thread! Lol. It's like an achievement isn't an achievement unless you can somehow link it back to Igbo people. What kind of insecurity? Even with a petty BBC service broadcasting in all kinds of war zones? What a shame.

BBc somalia...Bbc eritrea, and they are jumping up because they think it's a victory against Igbo. lmao!

Philistine:
Very Good. When are they launching the Heebow service. Cos i no wan hear cry of marginalisation from the black jews o!

This shows that in Yoruba land, education standard is degenerating to Hausa level with mass illiteracy now equaling what's obtainable in the North.

A local language program is needed by a foreign organisation to keep millions of ever increasing illiterates in Yorubaland informed on global matters.

good for omo Odua

ArodeTsolaye:


BBc somalia...Bbc eritrea, and they are jumping up because they think it's a victory against Igbo. lmao!

I na hu kwa? Something Somalians are not rejoicing over, is something people in the so called 'sophisticated' Nigeria are using to do iyanga for Igbo people. Anything for false victory. Wow!

*in ipob youth voice*

The whole world are jealous of us, because of our progress* chukwu abiama okike o



The zoo world must fall.

btw

iboe language is even inconsequential, how many people speak it?

gwales:
[size=18pt]Watch as the Biafrans would cry marginalisation and threaten to leave Africa[/size]

LMAOOOOOOOO!!!!

ezeagu:


I na hu kwa? S[s]omething Somalians are not rejoicing over, is something people in the so called 'sophisticated' Nigeria are using to do iyanga for Igbo people. Anything for false victory. W[/s]ow!

Keep consoling each other.
iseeeee

BTW

who's fighting with your people

Obiagu1:



This shows that in Yoruba land, education standard is degenerating to Hausa level with mass illiteracy now equaling what's obtainable in the North.

A local language program is needed by a foreign organisation to keep millions of of ever increasing illiterates in Yorubaland informed on global matters.

Joker.

It shows the yoruba culture and language is of international standard.

jump inside the lagoon if you are pained.

WIZGUY69:
*in ipob youth voice*

The whole world are jealous of us, because of our progress* chukwu abiama chuku alabama okike o



The zoo world must fall.

btw

iboe language is even inconsequential, how many people speak it?

Fixed

It won't be long before the world Igbo council threaten to sue the BBC at the world criminal court for discrimination over a local language service they are already mocking now to be for illiterates.

Their wailings over the Hausa service as a discrimination against the Igbos is still very much in memory and can be reproduced when the time comes.

WIZGUY69:



Keep consoling each other.
iseeeee

BTW

who's fighting with your people

Who is consoling who? This thread has nothing to do with Igbo people but every comment is in reference to Igbo people revealing massive insecurity.

StOla:


That is what happens to a cry cry baby.

Everybody gets a chance to mock such emotional wailers.

They cried about MNET not having an Igbo TV station, while in another breath they claimed that Africa Magic actually shows more of Nollywood movies which they dominate.

[size=18pt]They cried about BBC having Hausa language station, forgetting that Hausa like Yoruba is an international language not limited to just a tribe in Nigeria, but an international tribe across West Africa. They even claimed the legitimate and civil toned BBC Hausa service is enough justification to have a pirate radio that advocates for national terrorism and anarchy.
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They are now crying over infrastructural development in the East, while also claiming that the Eastern region is more developed than the North and the West.

Do you now understand why emotional cry babies are always mocked with their own duplicitous wailings?

It won't be long before they surprise you with cries of this marginalization on this very plan by the BBC. But like the Igbo that you are, you have not surprised us either. BBC is petty now until they have an Igbo language station, right?

The same way the Nobel prize in Literature is an irrelevant award as already alluded to by many Igbos here, until an Igbo finally win it, right?

Very predictable clansmen.

Our resident chestbeaters think Yoruba is spoken only in Nigeria.

ezeagu:


Who is consoling who? [size=18pt]This thread has nothing to do with Igbo people[/size] but every comment is in reference to Igbo people revealing massive insecurity.

Then gerrarahia!

IlekeHD:

Fixed

. iya agba!
You won't believe I don't even know the meaning of abiama, is it their god?

StOla:
It won't be long before the world Igbo council threaten to sue the BBC at the world criminal court for discrimination over a local language service they are already mocking now to be for illiterates.

Their wailings over the Hausa service as a discrimination against the Igbos is still very much in memory and can be reproduced when the time comes.

What percentage of your posts are about Igbo people? Please if you can, come and contribute to the Enugu board if you love Aligbo this much.

Isecuri? Ty.

WIZGUY69:

. iya agba!

You won't believe I don't even know the meaning of abiama, is it their god?

LOL ko matter. Yorubas don't pay attention to dead languages.

ezeagu:


Who is consoling who? This thread has nothing to do with Igbo people but every comment is in reference to Igbo people revealing massive insecurity.

Why won't all the comment be reference to your cursed people?
if we don't tame you now, we know that later, ipob youth wing on nairaland will start spamming this wonderful site with thread of BBC marginalizing them again. (remember DSTV) or how BBC are jealous of Radio Biafra & Radio nnewi
But since its not BBC Igbo now. its NONSENSE*

Cry Cry babies.
Wait for 2040.

Don't blame the Yorubas, how many people this days speak Igbo? Even Igbo's themselves prefer speaking Yoruba than Igbo.

Igbo language isn't appealing at all.


Dalu

superstar1:



Joker.

It shows the yoruba culture and language is of international standard.

jump inside the lagoon if you are pained.

No it's not.

BBC programs are done in Official Languages as well as second languages where there are mass illiteracy and inability to understand Official languages like Hausa and Yoruba.

Obiagu1:


No it's not.

BBC programs are done in Official Languages as well as second languages where there are mass illiteracy and inability to understand Official languages like Hausa and Yoruba.

So BBC that speaks English suggest that English speakers are illiterate?

That you don't preserve your language or take pride in it kills your language itself. That's the igbo language's undoing.

So what will you say when BBC Igbo comes out in 10 years time?

Just go take a look at BBCAfrica twiiter handle. The ibos have started to demand for their own station too. Trust the ibos, they will never disappont you with their cry about marginalization.

Hahahaha! See as Yoruba people are rejoicing thinking they've got one up on the great Ndị Igbo. This is inferiority complex at its peak. For your info. BBC will only be launching a Pidgin English service in Nigeria. There's no mention of Yoruba in the article.
The person who posted this article is deceptive as hell. Well 'am not surprised. Anything to try to measure up with Ndị Igbo. SMH

IlekeHD:


So BBC that speaks English suggest that English speakers are illiterate?

That you don't preserve your language or take pride in it kills your language itself. That's the igbo language's undoing.

So what will you say when BBC Igbo comes out in 10 years time?

My sister, go to the twitter page of BBCAfrica. The ibos have started to ask for theirs

Musiwa419:
My sister, go to the twitter page of BBCAfrica. The ibos have started to ask for theirs

Lol they're pretending here on NL but whining on BBCAfrica?


Here are the BBC Languages I know:

BBC Hausa

BBC Swahili

Now Yoruba has joined

IlekeHD:


So BBC that speaks English suggest that English speakers are illiterate?

That you don't preserve your language or take pride in it kills your language itself. That's the igbo language's undoing.

So what will you say when BBC Igbo comes out in 10 years time?

The reason they use pidgin is to 'expand' to people who don't understand standard English properly or at all, which is why the main articles says:

"The government is to invest £85 million a year in enhancing BBC services around the world including in Russia, North Korea, the Middle East and Africa.
The money is to help "build the global reach of the World Service" to half a billion people and "increase access to news and information".

(...)

"The World Service is one of the UK's most important cultural exports and one of our best sources of global influence. We can now further build on that.""

IlekeHD:


So BBC that speaks English suggest that English speakers are illiterate?

That you don't preserve your language or take pride in it kills your language itself. That's the igbo language's undoing.

So what will you say when BBC Igbo comes out in 10 years time?

Organisations don't waste money on irrelevant programs, they are not charities!

They transmit on Official Languages only, but when the Official Language is not understood by millions of people they intend to reach out to due to mass illiteracy, they transmit in a second language.

Hausa language program has been the only non-official African language program on the BBC for years due to their inability to understand Nigerian Official Language, English.
Now Yoruba has been added to the list.

Not a good sign, girl.

Obiagu1:



This shows that in Yoruba land, education standard is degenerating to Hausa level with mass illiteracy now equaling what's obtainable in the North.

A local language program is needed by a foreign organisation to keep millions of ever increasing illiterates in Yorubaland informed on global matters.

What do you expect? when yorober and foolery is like bread and butter.
They couldn't see through the real issue before jumping for 'victory over Igbos'.

Oil prices are plummettng.There is no more free oil money for osun, oyo and the rest to pay waec fees. Demographics also show that yorubers are the least educated in the south. They have the lowest cutt off after the illiterate north.

Now a simple test, what do these group of people have in common?-

Hausas,
Somalians,
Eritreans, and now
Osun, Oyo and co

1. ) illiteracy?
2.) poverty?

The British are trying save them from having a 100% almajiri situation, yet they think they won one over the Igbos.

Obiagu1:


No it's not.

BBC programs are done in Official Languages as well as second languages where there are mass illiteracy and inability to understand Official languages like Hausa and Yoruba.

NAaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

They broadcast in language of influence that offers rich history, culture and heritage. That is why you have BBC Swahili, hausa, Yoruba and pidgin.

This is not a station for hate preaching, war mongering and violence instigation.

We can all remember your SOS call to Multichoice, before they pitied you and dashed you a station.

But come to think of it though, all it will take is for ndị Igbo to demand for BBC Igbo and we'll have one too. This is not a big deal now. Nawa for some Yoruba people oh.

Obiagu1:


[size=18pt]Organisations don't waste money on irrelevant programs,[/size] they are not charities!

They transmit on Official Languages only, but when the Official Language is not understood by millions of people they intend to reach out to due to mass illiteracy, they transmit in a second language.

Hausa language program has been the only non-official African language program on the BBC for years due to their inability to understand Nigerian Official Language, English.
Now Yoruba has been added to the list.

Not a good sign, girl.

So Swahili people don't understand English? So Swahili people are illiterate?

Do you see how foolish you sound?

superstar1:


NAaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

They broadcast in language of influence that offers rich history, culture and heritage. That is why you have BBC Swahili, hausa, Yoruba and pidgin.

This is not a station for hate preaching, war mongering and violence instigation.

We can all remember your SOS call to Multichoice, before they pitied you and dashed you a station.

It has nothing to do with history or heritage. The BBC is a form of British soft power which they use to spread their influence in whatever way they can, they literally said it in the article.

"The World Service is one of the UK's most important cultural exports and one of our best sources of global influence. We can now further build on that."

The BBC or the British do not care about your culture or heritage. Lol.

IlekeHD:


So Swahili people don't understand English? So Swahili people are illiterate?

Do you see how foolish you sound?

Swahili is an Official Language in many countries just like English and French.