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Re: Yoruba Nations: Are We Losing Our Sense Of Fairness? by LFJ: 4:57pm On Feb 04, 2016 |
The more you think that these IPOB youths will get sense, the more they come out to celebrate their foolishness. |
Re: Yoruba Nations: Are We Losing Our Sense Of Fairness? by free13: 5:18pm On Feb 04, 2016 |
Hmmm ..... |
Re: Yoruba Nations: Are We Losing Our Sense Of Fairness? by Olabestonic001(m): 5:57pm On Feb 04, 2016 |
EternalTruths: That's what I'm saying. When Yoruba's "wailed" during GEJ's regime against marginalization, Igbo's scorned them. In all reality, all Nigerians acts like perfect people and called others sinners. In the next dispensations, if and when an Igbo becomes a President of the country, then you'll see that Yoruba's will also make the same allegations on Igbo's. I'm too sure of that! After MKO's election was annulled, Igbo's ran to the street to celebrate the annulment ditto after the first military coup. This goes to show that playing saints while accusing others of being sinners is a Nigerian problem and cuts across tribes. The Yoruba's are thumping their chests today because PMB won the election and they are playing the saints, if GEJ had won, Igbo's would have done much more. |
Re: Yoruba Nations: Are We Losing Our Sense Of Fairness? by BenBruce4Presdt(f): 6:14pm On Feb 04, 2016 |
Olabestonic001: After your very reasonable post up there you spot it with this old lies from the pit of hell Yoruba elders told them to confuse them the more.. .Igbos never celebrated the annulment of MKO presidency.. In fact they celebrated it then.. Check the votes and see who voted MKO... Just stop this lies already it stinks.. 1 Like |
Re: Yoruba Nations: Are We Losing Our Sense Of Fairness? by Olabestonic001(m): 6:23pm On Feb 04, 2016 |
BenBruce4Presdt: Then you were not in Lagos to know that and as per the first military coup, wasn't there a celebration in major cities up North? What I'm alluding at is not to paint Igbo's black, NO! Its to tell you that its obvious when one of the tribes in Nigeria is having it good at the centre and the wind is blowing well for them while the other is not having it good, the former always deride the latter. And any time the latter find itself in the same shoe as the former, there's a repetition of that vanity. In all honesty, we need psychological overhauling as a nation and must know that injury to one is injury to all. But as long as we wanna get our pound of flesh from the other, our frustrations shall remain. |
Re: Yoruba Nations: Are We Losing Our Sense Of Fairness? by BenBruce4Presdt(f): 6:34pm On Feb 04, 2016 |
Olabestonic001: As long as the memory of the war lingers and Nigeria continue to pretend on issues that bothers Igbos and continue to pretend we ll just forget and move on.. Then they lied.. I understand all what you said and I wish for the best in this nation..but some region thought holding another down will make them grow, then they lied again. Let Nigeria do the needful.. The problem of this country is not the politicians, not corruption, but this monster constitution that have completely divided this country to he benefit of politicians and their families.. If you see sense in all these then you are certainly different from does u described in ur first post. Thanks. 1 Like |
Re: Yoruba Nations: Are We Losing Our Sense Of Fairness? by Tinubutoto: 6:58pm On Feb 04, 2016 |
Olabestonic001:u r d most brilliant and sincereNigerian I v ever seen in my life. pls I will like to be yo friends. 1 Like |
Re: Yoruba Nations: Are We Losing Our Sense Of Fairness? by Olabestonic001(m): 8:09pm On Feb 04, 2016 |
BenBruce4Presdt: I hope we'll one day have a president that will officially apologize for the cruelty of the Civil War; he could be of any extraction. If we can see such a person and one who will convey a "Sword Sheathing" meeting to "Discuss" the society called Nigeria, then we can move from their. Let's learn to be that Person. Closing ranks and healing wounds (Reconciliation), |
Re: Yoruba Nations: Are We Losing Our Sense Of Fairness? by BenBruce4Presdt(f): 8:30pm On Feb 04, 2016 |
Olabestonic001: Other regions of this country continue to down play the feelings of others do to please theirselves, but until we can understand that the man problem are not us the people but the politicians who are the one than changes when it benefited them and abandoned the course they swore with their people. The constitution is the monster we all need to fight, not ourselves.. .that peices of books have set a devilish presidence in our collevtive hearts I will continue to echo it until someone disprove my argument with a stronger argument. |
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