Bitterleafsoup:
So what do you have to say about Fashola websites, borehole, world bank education loan? What about Imo and Rivers State not having completed projects in 8 years. Please get something doing productive in 2016.

Shaftrod:
Is the post about any particular individual? Isn't it more about a culture?

Bitterleafsoup:
Which culture is supporting stealing from citzens without impunity? Which culutre has the least devloped region, less education and abuse of women and children but they still dance and shout for the corrupt elite keeping them in poverty?

Shaftrod:
It appears you are the only one who can boast of anything called brain here. I just finished reading a reply which assumes that the people whio cheered BG when he was released from prison were representatives of a culture instead of members of his family and political.Aigoo!

Eledan:


They are just happy and will encourage anything that can derail, cause problem and distract the PMB government.

This is the reason I still believe granting these people Biafra will be in the interest of Nigeria

jamjo:


I don't necessarily insult people but you are an idiot, for you to vomit this nonsense.

Dasuki, Dokpesi and a host of many others were alledged to have been beneficiaries of an illicit largesse of public funds illegally authorised by Jonathan and my Igbo brothers are raising all manner of absurd excuses to justify the indecent behaviour of treasury looters.

I also read that after the court's pronouncement in Abia,sacking the incumbent Governor some Igbo women took to the streets protesting that the sacked governor who fraudulently came to power be reinstated.

Do we need to say more to prove that the Igbo culture acts as a direct opposite of anything honest? Where the shame of my Igbo brothers fled to?

CSTR2:
Given the fact that the last time ''these people'' governed your country was in the 60s shows that your country is irredeemable and a lost cause.
Giving them biafra will help their cause but will not improve yours.

Eledan:


We are still saying the same thing, but different using different words.
As we won't care how your country turned out to be, you should not bother about how our country would be long after you've gone.

CSTR2:
No. You are saying a different thing entirely. Blaming them for the crappy state of your country when they have not even governed you since the 60s.
Sorry, your country would not be better off in their absence. It would be significantly worse.

Eledan:


You want to go, I want you to go. Is that not saying the same thing but using different words?
It's only a dishonest person that would agreed that you've not been part of ruling in Nigeria since the 60s. I will leave the members of this forum to judge that.

CSTR2:
You really don't know what you are talking about. The last igbo head of state was before thge civil war.
The SE receives by far the lowest federal allocation, has no decent international airport. Everything the SE has accomplished has been through community help. The ruins of the civil war was left to the SE people to repair while billions from the FG is being allocated to the north-east for rehabilitation.
So in the entire Nigerian project, the SE have benefited very little and lost too much in the overall scheme of things. Imagine if biafra had come to pass in the 60s, i am sure it would have gone far by now.
Asking them to go is not my concern with you. Blaming them for your epic fucckup of a nation is my bone of contention with you.

Eledan:


If at your age, you still claim that Igbos have never been part of the ruling elite in Nigeria since the 60's then you have a problem.
Ekuweme less than Nine years after the civil war.
Ume-Ezeoke
All the Senate Presidents during OBJ tenure.
You have the largest ruling elite during GEJ tenure, down to the MDAs, you were everywhere.
But suddenly a Northerner that you all wished never rule Nigeria is there for less than ONE YEAR and your noise is far more than the noise you've made since Nigeria attained independent.
Just be rest assured that those people will pay your hatred back in double measure when the time comes.
I still find your assertions ridiculous when we read here of how the SE is by far the most developed region in Nigeria.

CSTR2:

[s]Ekwueme that was arrested and jailed within months, right?
When did MDAs become head of states? Does MDAs and senate presidents determine national direction in your shitthole country?
The last GEJ admninistration saw the SW scream marginalization and whatnots , spitting everywhere with all kinds of hate, so which moral high ground are you trying to take.?
You are retardded.[/s]

NAIJASOM:
For me personally, it's fundamentally about what type of country will I leave for my children and grandchildren. Sadly, Nigeria embodies the opposite.

I have finally accepted that we are not one and will never be. I have a higher chance of being killed in Nigeria by a fellow country man than outside the country. In other countries, if I become very successful, I am a role model but in Nigeria, they will porposefully create policies to attack my success. One Nigeria indeed.

CreamyBanana:
That is nothing but the truth. I am a Yoruba man from Ondo state but I must say that Yoruba are the most wicked and hypocritical tribe in the world. Don't take their smile as love. They are the devil himself.


A Yoruba man will be laughing with you and be killing you at the same time. All the lecturers I ever had problems with were not only Yoruba but from the same state with me. They will be showing you around as their own brother but behind your back, they will be planning on how to destroy you and make sure you never reach their standards.

Yorubas prefer to destroy their own rather than help them. They don't want those below them to succeed. They always promise and fail. If a Yoruba man promise you a job, just forget it. You will just be wasting your time reminding him.

I have got more helps from Igbos and Hausas than even those that claim to be uncles. The only thing they are good at is making promises that they will never fulfil.

When I was looking for admission, it was an Igbo man that I did not even know from Adams that helped simply because he thought I was Igbo. A Yoruba man will never do that for his brother. Instead, they will be looking for every possible ways to bring him down.

My sister had problems with her supervisor who was a Yoruba man. But I never had a problem with my own supervisor who was a Hausa man.

I don't hate my people. I just hate their hypocrisy. People from other tribes are busy building their people and taking over our lands while we scheme on how to destroy ourselves.

I am in Ife. Please, anyone in Ife should go to Lagere now. All Igbos and Hausas have opened shop while my brothers are still sleeping and scheming evil against one another.

In Ilorin, Igbos, Hausas and Chinese have taken over everything because they keep on grooming and helping their brothers. Yorubas do not know how to build. They only know how to destroy one another.

Yoruba e ronu.

CreamyBanana:

You know I am telling the truth.

Do you know Igbos secrets of how they are taking over Lagos? Because, they will own a shop, train their clansman for a while and help him set up his own business. They are spreading while we are shouting instead of helping ourselves.

dominique:
I'm Yoruba and I painfully agree to some of the things said by the Op. When it comes to being your brother's keeper, most Yorubas are lacking in that regards. My mum told me of an experience she had when her car got stuck in mud. It was the Yoruba guys that told her to pass that area that the road is not that bad. When she did and got stuck, they demanded to push out the car for a fee. She got angry and told them that rather than pay them, she would look for other people to push out the car and pay them. While she was still tongue-lashing them, two Igbo (not sure of their tribe sha) guys came out from their shop and helped her push out the car. She offered them money and they declined. She felt so ashamed for her people, I also felt ashamed. I won't say my people are evil tho. Evil knows no tribe or religion.

Yoruba e ronu tunwada (think and change your acts)

bakynes:
Am Yoruba and you can confirm from my previous comments. I agree with the OP on the point that we don't help ourselves. Even while I was in the UK, I could notice the trend among Yorubas. Indians, Jamaicans, Ghanaians help their brothers and sisters to come to the UK and help them get papers but We Yorubas even report our fellow brothers to the Home office, we don't accommodate our family members new in a foreign country for more than 6 months. WhIle in Nigeria I met with a lot of family friends who had companies but they kept on promising on helping me secure a job. Majority not all like to see you down and want you to keep begging them for money than helping you stand on your own. Igbos on the otherhand setup their brothers to stand on their own.