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Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by resurgent2019: 2:34pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
BAILMONEY: This tactic is obsolete, try a new tack. You cant make me{and yorubas of other faith} hateour muslim brethren so easily. We can easily see through your plot. I repeat, cant igbos fight the hausas alone? Do you really need help from yorubas? 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by Odingo1: 2:35pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
kayfra: All this is just political superficial calculation. In all this, Igbos are just trying to re-enter Nigeria politics after years of battered image. This connection are just shallow, the real deep bond are between Hausa-Fulani and Yorubas because they always forget their differences in fighting the Igbos despite been in opposition parties. |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by resurgent2019: 2:42pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
Odingo1: I want you to digest my last response to you, and possibly reply if you deem it necessary, please. |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by kingzizzy: 2:42pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
Janetudeh: Nigeria is one? Since when? Nigeria had never been.one since the day Lugard created Nigeria in 1914. I do not know why we have to be united? Because Lugard brought us together? Because we love one another? Because Nigeria is working? A lot of people want the unity of Nigeria just for the sake of wanting the unity of Nigeria and not out of any cogent reason why Nigeria should be together As an Igbo man, I can only speak for my ethnic group. I think that a referendum should be given to Igbos to let them decide if they want to be part of Nigeria. Any unity that is "By force" is no longer unity. 1 Like |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by resurgent2019: 2:44pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
kingzizzy: The referendum will come—if you plan and work towards it. It will come. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by Odingo1: 2:46pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
resurgent2019: I think that the war issue is has gone now, this is almost 50 years after the war, that generation has passed, if Nigeria is a serious nation they should have integrated all part of Nigeria. Germans of today use to say that they should not be held responsible of what their forefathers did in the second world war, in the likewise Igbos of today should not be continuously be reminded of the civil war that happened 50 years ago. Restructuring is the key that will ensure that Southern Nigeria reap from the fruit of their labor, brewing companies cant be producing alcohol in lagos while their bottles and crates are being destroyed in some state in the north, after the same state that is destroying their business will come and open hand and collect the tax money paid by them. 1 Like |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by resurgent2019: 2:49pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
Odingo1: But it is the igbos that have refused to forget about the war naaa. Plus igbos have been reintegrated into Nigeria for a longtime. Maybe you should be explicit about what you mean by reintegration. And going by your response, it seems you do not want armed struggle right? So, what then happens if the country is not restructured? 1 Like |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by BAILMONEY: 2:51pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
resurgent2019:NOBODY IS FVCKING INTERESTED IF YOU HATE YOUR MUSLIM BROTHERS OR NOT I ASKED A SIMPLE QUESTION. ARENT YOU LEAVING NIGERIA AGAIN 1 Like |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by resurgent2019: 2:53pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
BAILMONEY: That is a personal issue now. So you expect me to divulge my plans on social media for all to see. Na wa to you oooo. |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by mbos: 2:58pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
spartanman007: No they are too good that they may develop to very high international standard that other may die in despair . |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by kingzizzy: 2:59pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
resurgent2019: Stop talking nonsense. If anybody rushed into war, it was Nigeria. Igbos never went into war with anybody, Nigeria went into war with Igbos. Ojukwu and his people were enjoying their new country in the East when Nigeria came to fight. When someone comes to your own house to fight you, you won't have the luxury of planning anything. You will only have two choices, defend your self or surrender. Igbos are not the type to surrender without a fight. So when people say that Igbos rushed into war without adequate planning, I wonder If these people remember that it was Nigeria that came to the East to fight? 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by BAILMONEY: 3:00pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
resurgent2019:BUT YOU ALREADY TOLD US ON SOCIAL MEDIA THAT YOU ARE LEAVING JUST WANNA KNOW IF YA STILL KEEPING YA PROMISE INTACT |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by resurgent2019: 3:02pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
Odingo and the rest igbos here, if you are waiting for other tribes to suddenly "like" igbos and on account of that, dash you the Presidency, you are on a long thing. Because most other Nigerians dont just like you and they are justified for not liking igbos. So many reasons i wont bother going into. Igbos should quickly do two things: 1} Develop igbo land aggressively, and 2} Inhabit Igboland—your brightest and best should stay in the east. Failure to do these will ensure that other Nigerians will continue to view igbos with scorn and derision. Igbo problem is very easy to solve but they prefer crying that others hate them. And if all these fail, prepare "adequately" for war. |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by Odingo1: 3:03pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
resurgent2019: To me, armed struggle doesn't make sense if one see what is happening in Syria, Yemen and others. If Southern Nigeria and middle belt can team up,they can get it done but lack of unity is the problem. |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by chimeee: 3:05pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
restructuring is what's best for everyone. ..but unfortunately u can't have it by diplomacy ..that's the honest truth |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by resurgent2019: 3:06pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
Odingo1: Have you tried to convince Yorubas? Do you think the current hate campaign will win them over? 1 Like |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by T9ksy(m): 3:07pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
kingzizzy: Only to finally surrender after 3millions souls had been lost. That's why i and many discerning mind believe the war was unnecessary especially when their leader that promised them that "even the grass of biafra will rise up and fight on their behalf" but he did not wait for the biafran grass to rise up before fleeing with his family to safety. You ibos should be grateful you surrendered to the ilk of OBJ, had it been someone like Katsina or abacha etc........many of you ingrates will not be around now to pour scorn on your "water"- the yorubas. |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by resurgent2019: 3:07pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
chimeee: You are a sharp man. All our English hasn’t worked for years. |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by Odingo1: 3:08pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
resurgent2019: They cant develop their land without regional autonomy otherwise it will be sabotaged, they have tried that and it was sabotaged by the Hauas-fulani and Yoruba gang up. Enugu international airport is not operational because of this gang up, they shut Enugu airport down from Abuja recently. |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by resurgent2019: 3:12pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
Odingo1: I beg to differ that the hausas and Yorubas are sabotaging Enugu intl airport. The igbos have chosen to crowd Lagos so they naturally abandoned their only intl airport. Igbos should stay back in the east not minding any perceived plot of the FG against the region. Your destiny is in your hands. Stop trooping to other parts of the country in search of the Golden Fleece. Prove your acclaimed development mettle. |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by Odingo1: 3:14pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
T9ksy: You think that it was Nigeria that handled the surrender, it was done by UK, they negotiated no victor no vanguish. If not for the British and Russia, on normal ground could Nigeria win Biafra in that war. Shouting 3 millions souls like mad man, 3 millions little children that was starve to death by Awolowo. Real strong man fight man to man and not killing small kids and be boasting about it. 2 Likes |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by Nobody: 3:17pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
resurgent2019: whenever any SW begins to talk this way, don't take him serious again....... Tinubu has made their stance known. cc odingo1 1 Like |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by Turantula(m): 3:17pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
Deputy1111:Nice one, but we were one. I think Fulani and Yoruba are match made in Heaven and Igbos are full of hate. That is why they should leave and form their own country 3 Likes |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by resurgent2019: 3:18pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
LochOtieno: So i am lying right? |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by resurgent2019: 3:21pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
Odingo1: Plan very well the next time, you would win. If igbos dont go back enmasse to the east to develop the place, what you are seeing now will be child's play compared to what other tribes would do you people ooooo. We are begging you now, but you refused. |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by oyatz(m): 3:21pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
Nobody is afraid of the Igbos, the Devil is using the Op to cause disaffections among Nigerians online with this kinds of articles. |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by spartanman007(m): 3:23pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
So funny I forgot to laugh mbos: |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by Odingo1: 3:24pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
resurgent2019: And you are planning to run away from Nigeria, many Yorubas that live in Igboland or north should go back to Southwest also and all the Yorubas living abroad should come back to their enclave. Igbo prosperity in lagos is what is making yorubas envious of Igbos, having Biafra will not make Igbos to stop living in lagos or other Yoruba land. There are Yorubas living in other peoples land all over the world. 3 Likes |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by kayfra: 3:25pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
Odingo1: You can't trivialize as superficial calculations. Most of the aforementioned relationships involved emotional and pocket book investments via votes. I also don't see your later point as valid. The only thing close to that was the civil war and that involved all the tribes of the Nigeria that didnt fall under Biafra, so nothing specifies a shared enemy or common bond between Hausa and Yoruba. Based on shared values, Yorubas are closer to Igbos. So please stop the unfounded allegations |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by ComradeWonder(m): 3:25pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
LochOtieno: Bro, you may not happy about it, but that is the bitter truth.....There is nothing we can achieve if we are not united..... I am a Yoruba man. There are some good people in Yoruba, Ibo and Hausa. We equally have the bad heads too. The moment we have the mentality that we are one Nigeria, the moment our wounds heal. |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by Nobody: 3:25pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
resurgent2019: what do u mean by that statement....purely unfair....i see u here as someone with broad view but at times u deviate unnecessary......maybe I guess is coz ethnic sentiments... |
Re: Who Is Afraid Of Igbo? by Omotolatolulope(f): 3:25pm On Jun 14, 2018 |
LochOtieno: You dont agitate for what is right in a wrong way..There is an interlock amongst various tribes in this nation, one tree cannot make a forest...The blunt truth is that Igbos cannot stand alone! |
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