blues20:

Sit down on the floor so I can lecture you. Now repeat after me, 'without the Igbos, Nigeria remains a shiit hole' Say it loud and clear.

Afam4eva:
I'm yet to find where he made the assertion in the quoted text. Can someone help me pls.

FFKfuckedBIANCA:
Yes na ! The ibos are the one that developed the heaven and the earth.

I keep saying it, an average ibo is naturally greedy and covetous, always dubiously scheming for how he would take what does not belong to him by hook or crook.

You do not engage the ibos intelligently and gentlemanly. You respond to his irritation with extreme terror

ExplorerReturns:
@eastwalk and ODVanguardoung you must be foolish to claim that port Harcourt is owned by ijaws. porthacourt is pure Igbo land and the satellite city and expansion is obigbo which is still Igbo land.

we already know that Yoruba land is landlocked. Lagos coastlines is owned by the binis and history support this while Ogun and ondo is owned by ilajes which is an ijaw sub group known as apo ijaws. you guys used population and political influence to carve this people into Yoruba land shame on you!!!!!




ogbomosho man you started looking for trouble when you fell into a thread meant for Igbo's like your oduduwa and started spilling trash. will anybody have talked of Lagos if not for your mischievous and Hippocratic claim. what concerns port Harcourt and Yoruba's? allow Igbo's who the thread concerns to comment but you carried your bile into this place.

you should have been more concerned why amadioha kicked out oduduwa from the sky.

NB it is also my fault that the oba of Lagos denied any affiliation with the Yoruba's

Basic123:
The "ibadan brown roof fetishists"IBFR like the one above me illogicality and hypocrisy are legendary and you just exposed yourself.

By the way,with the post above are you trying to say you dirt lagos like you did to ONITSHA,ABA and UMAIHA in this WHO data or what?...this is the illogicality we always talk of.

when lagos is good its a no man's land when its bad it belongs to the yorubas.

Igboesika:
Afonjas how far ?

blues20:

Sit down on the floor so I can lecture you. Now repeat after me, 'without the Igbos, Nigeria remains a shiit hole' Say it loud and clear.

ayoolanr:
Yorubas need to stop welcoming these ibo people with open arms and we need to start giving them a dose of their medicine. We need to start coming up with policies that will make them move back to their regions! Only then will this disrespect stop!

uglyafonja:


Since yesterday you are just been frustrated from all side....considering the thread been created lately....

I will advice you to take it easy before you die of envy.......Everything is not about tribalism.... try to live above tribalism and hatred and see how handsome and healthy you will look in the next few days.....

ElsonMorali:


Oh I get it. That was How your dad forced the propaganda into your skull. That's not gon happen with me.

It's either you put on your thinking cap when arguing here or you move over to the romance section.

Basic123:
They are always scared to face the fulanis that dealth with them during the civil war.

bakynes:

Kiss my ass you fo*ol until you tell me how you developed Lagos I won't take you, or the Igbo moderator or Pat Utomi seriously. You are all just simply ingrates. Do you know how many Yorubas are living in PH and the state govt collecting taxes,how many have you heard saying they developed PH. You guys should be careful of what is spilling out of your gutter mouth before we smoke u out of SW.

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Cooly100:


Port Harcourt (Ikwerre: Ígúọ́cha;[12][13][14] Pidgin: Po-ta-kot[3][Note 1]) is the capital and largest city of Rivers State, Nigeria. It lies along the Bonny River and is located in the Niger Delta. As of 2016, the Port Harcourt urban area has an estimated population of 1,865,000 inhabitants, up from 1,382,592 as of 2006.[15][9]

The area that became Port Harcourt in 1912 was before that part of the farmlands of the Diobu village group of the Ikwerre, an Igbo sub-group (a controversial claim).[16] The colonial administration of Nigeria created the port to export coal from the collieries of Enugu located 243 kilometres (151 mi) north of Port Harcourt,[17] to which it was linked by a railway called the Eastern Line, also built by the British.[2][17][18] Wiki..

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Southern Nigeria Protectorate
Protectorate of the British Empire
1900–1914

Ensign Badge
Anthem
God Save the Queen
Southern Nigeria (red)
British possessions in Africa (pink)
1913
Capital Lagos (administrative centre from 1906)
Languages English (official)
Yoruba, Igbo, Ibibio, Edo Ikwerre, Etche, Ijaw languages widely spoken
Religion Christianity, Odinani, Yoruba religion, Islam, African traditional religion
Government Constitutional monarchy
Monarch
• 1900–1901 Victoria
• 1901–1910 Edward VII
• 1910–1914 George V
High Commissioner
• 1900–1904 Ralph Moor
• 1904–1906 Walter Egerton
Governor
• 1906–1912 Walter Egerton
• 1912–1914 Frederick Lugard
Historical era New Imperialism
• Established 1 January 1900
• Disestablished 1 January 1914
Area
• 1913 206,888 km² (79,880 sq mi)
Population
• 1911 est. 7,855,749
Currency Pound sterling (1900–13)
British West African pound (1913–14)
Preceded by Succeeded by
Niger Coast Protectorate
Royal Niger Company
Benin Empire
Oyo Empire
Aro Confederacy
Kingdom of Nri
Wukari Federation

Nigeria Protectorate

Afonja, you need some education.

Very soon you will say Onitsha belongs to the Binis, Enugu to the Wawas, Owerri to the Opobos...You can claim the Igbos have no city... to make you happy...Rubbish...

Externalhat:


Wow....Osu developer, no wonder Iboland is Dubai All these wawa Ibo sef and delusion.

wristbangle:




At the italic, some igbo people are great but IPAD members are seriously demented. They chest beat on how they develop America, Europe, Asia with 50 capsules of coke