sinistermind:


You just had to be tribalistic because you saw "uche". What of the Yoruba woman and her kids hawking pure water at Ketu? What about the Hausa man selling tomatoes on Mile 12 bridge? It is really saddening the way some of you reason.

Or kemi that sells agege bread to put food on the table for her younger ones?

DobleO7:


Smart one. The Igbos influenced them into street hawking. So what happens to the proceeds from the hawking? does it go to the Igbos?

Igbo are their dons they are the pawns

Ngozi123:


Why are you coming here to instigate more trouble? Please don't ruin our reputation as Igbo people; we mustn't stoop to that level. If you're going to insult the man then insult him at a personal level- if you like- just don't drag the whole of the Yoruba race into your bashings as some of them are good people.

I'm sorry ma.

anonimi:


Thanks for your detailed response.
Do you acknowledge that the politicians are not aliens or ghosts but were ordinary people/voters just like everyone else before they were voted into office?
Do the people have no role to play in:

- IDENTIFYING
- Sponsoring
- Volunteering

for good candidates to minimise the insincerity, rigging and other condemnable vices?
Going through the history of the oyinbo countries that we love to run to, would you know how the people worked and sacrificed to make their place better instead of SIMPLY waiting for God to intervene on their behalf ONLY?

I agree. I assume that these are inherent in what I stated.
Thanks.

niyot124:
You shouldn't talk like that you are also being tribalistic.

You don't have to mind what anybody says since it doesn't add or remove anything from you.

Please let peace reign on nairaland.

Hey Niyot.

IamDino:

Hey Niyot.

Hi

oloworulz:
there is no alternative. let the Igbo boys pack their load and return to their state

. Oh my, so you reason with your ass? Smh