Ziggylady:


Typical afonja thread...am out.

Chipink:


I'm very happy to read that part, and I must say u a very lucky person, because you met the good type.
trust me I know what I'm talking about..
I lived , and worked with them , my experiences with them are too many.
Yorubas are very tribalistic. Trust me when I say they are.
God bless ur marriage and may she continue to be a good woman.

Does she follow u to SE?

immhotep:

In your dreams last night abi
Lzaa please come for consolation.


Cc adaibeku nwanyionitsha

FortuneDeGreat:
Every year, she travels to my home town with me and my kids, at a point she spent almost two months with my parents in Enugu cos they live there though I am an Anambra man.

Chipink:


Hmm, she is Very wonderful woman I must say. u are lucky even till now I'm still doubting, she might not be pure yoruba.

The ones with half Yoruba blood tends to be less tribalistic.
I also know one with yoruba dad and Calarbar mum she told me she prefer igbo guys to Yoruba guys.

BafanaBafana:
The truth is that some tribes in Nigeria don't like Hausas, every tribe in Nigeria and some tribes in Malaysia, South Africa, Singapore and india don't like Igbo's. But you hardly come across a group of people who don't like Yorubas. People generally don't have problem with them.

However, from my experience. It's more fun hanging out with Igbo guys. They can easily make you feel like you are one of them. Unlike yorubas. If you know, you know.

FortuneDeGreat:
Lol, she's a full blooded Yoruba from Ogbomosho in Oyo state, both parents are Yoruba, she was born and raised here in Lagos.

Truth be told, tribalism is a wild wind that blows no one good, I have long time jettisoned that epidemic and I'm living freely like the wind.

I judge people based on the contents and compositions of their character not by their tribal or religious affiliations.

Lastly, most times, the faults which mostly disturb us about others are very strongly marked in us and causes annoyance to our neighbors.

If you live piously, hardly will you pay more attention to base men of contemptuous attitudes.

Examine yourself!

FortuneDeGreat:
Lol, she's a full blooded Yoruba from Ogbomosho in Oyo state, both parents are Yoruba, she was born and raised here in Lagos.

Truth be told, tribalism is a wild wind that blows no one good, I have long time jettisoned that epidemic and I'm living freely like the wind.

I judge people based on the contents and compositions of their character not by their tribal or religious affiliations.

Lastly, most times, the faults which mostly disturb us about others are very strongly marked in us and causes annoyance to our neighbors.

If you live piously, hardly will you pay more attention to base men of contemptuous attitudes.

Examine yourself!

Adaibeku:
Jubrilbuhari n princfred come see show of shame

Chipink:


Yorubas are the worst tribalistic people I have ever seen, back in east I didn't know anything about tribalistic until I come west and that opened my eyes when I saw how much yorubas hates IGBOS..
I don't expect you to agree because u have a Yoruba woman.
But that doesn't stop the fact they are very tribalistic.
Back in east they are treated equally, nobody even things where they are from.
Or give them "omo yoruba" nobody denies renting them lands, or increase land price beacause they are yorubas.

But back in west that have nothing but hatred for IGBOS... Deeeeep hatred

FortuneDeGreat:
My wife is the loveliest woman I have ever met in life aside my mother, she's very liberal and modest. So loving and nice. Her name is Aanuoluwapo.

I'd love to use this opportunity to correct your negative perception of the Yorubas, I've come across so many who are good and honest, respectful and loving.

I was sadly bemused to see so many of them here in this forum who are inherently and irredeemably tribalistic and same goes to many Igbos alike.

High time we shun tribalism and embrace love and unity for posterity sake.

FortuneDeGreat:
Your sadistic approach, demeaning calumniation and insolence can be simply defined as an exhibition of sheer idiocy and pathological bigotry.

No level of political activity will make you lose your upright humane perception of a fellow human if you're truly bred in that sense.

I won't allow you to drag me down to your level and continuing in this with you will definitely give way to that.

Like you concluded, only full blown bigots like you ruts in hell.

princfred:
I only recognized same in nairaland from last year sef.

Chipink:


Same as many of us trust me

FortuneDeGreat:
In this very assertion of yours I think you're being hypocritical and far from the truth, Igbos don't hate anyone more reason they mingle with, live together with, do business with and marry people from other tribes.

Using facts on ground and vast evidence ubiquitous all over Nigeria, you'll get to realize that the Igbos are living, investing and developing any place they find themselves. It takes a people of open mind devoid of evil thoughts of possible negative future occurrence to feel at home and invest heavily on strange lands. And if you can concur with an undiluted gospel truth, only the Igbos have lived up to this standard in Nigeria.

I once visited a remote village in konshisha LGA of Benue state and while interacting with an elderly man of about 60-65 years of age he told me that except on television he has never seen a Yoruba man all his life but right there in the remote village the Igbos are leading in business and modern investments, hardly in Nigeria I mean in any part will you see a child of ten years who hasn't seen an Igbo man.

Someone that hates you wouldn't bother to invest or develop your land.

Hardly will you see a Yoruba man's investment or property in any part of Igbo land but no major city or town in Yoruba land that Igbos don't have numerous tangible properties and investments. Now tell me, who hate who? The person that avoids you like a plague or the person who has demonstrated willingness to co inhabit and develop your land?

Shun tribalism and sometimes say the truth for your own good.

Chipink:


Yorubas are the worst tribalistic people I have ever seen, back in east I didn't know anything about tribalistic until I come west and that opened my eyes when I saw how much yorubas hates IGBOS..
I don't expect you to agree because u have a Yoruba woman.
But that doesn't stop the fact they are very tribalistic.
Back in east they are treated equally, nobody even things where they are from.
Or give them "omo yoruba" nobody denies renting them lands, or increase land price beacause they are yorubas.

But back in west that have nothing but hatred for IGBOS... Deeeeep hatred

FortuneDeGreat:
Somehow you're right, like I said earlier, they are very few in the east, just a handful, it took me 11years of my life to get to see a Yoruba man physically in Enugu but as soon as I was 2plus I took notice of Hausa presence

Coming down to west, Lagos in particular, the large influx of Igbos into the region has left so many feeling unsecured and apprehensive. Originally, the mass migration wasn't just as a result of manna falling in Lagos, it was, to state the fact, as a result of Lagos been the seat of government and center of attraction for business boom and that caused the whole thing from the origin. Same line of attraction has taken the enterprising Igbos to many places, check Abuja for instance.

The Igbo people I know and belong to has zero tolerance for intimidation in their blood, they only believe in intimidating their opponents or competitors with obvious success strides.

The apparent insecurity and apprehension of the Yoruba is needless and unnecessary because Igbos are not planning to take over their lands or heritage. Co inhabiting with the Igbos is therefore a huge advantage and of immense benefit to the Yorubas because it'll bring about healthy competition which will enhance the level of achievement and quality of life.

So many Yorubas who were hitherto lackadaisical towards business ventured into it as a result of encouraging successes the Igbos made out of it.

Today, I'm a graduate but now a full business man, never believed in white collar jobs and I'm proudly doing great in business, before now, many young Yorubas wouldn't subscribe to such idea of going into business after graduation but today I know many of them who are as I am because the Igbos have opened their eyes in that direction.

Love and unity will do us a lot good and it's time we start demonstrating that.

Mace0lane:
Igbo investing in any place outside the red mud enclave as nothing to do with loving The indigenes, I am not retarded so do not patronize me. You moved out of you enclave to seek greener pastures which is not available to you in Igbo land that is the only reason no other.

Considering the level of bigotry n hate you exhibit on nearly every tribe in Nigeria you won’t move n inch of any opportunities abound in your enclaves and that lunatic rant of you developing anywhere in Nigeria pls keep it for the fools among your tribesmen.

Igbo have never developed a single street anywhere in Nigeria n never will except in your enclaves that can be seen in where Igbos dominated across the country. Such area is also epidemic prone, place like Ojo Alaba comes to mind so please fool your kinsmen with the developmental shii not me. Your father never developed anywhere in Nigeria, you n your unborn generation never will except your enclaves.

vonxe:
People should not drag minority tribes into yoruba vs igbo cold war!.

Minority tribes are the real tribes holding Nigeria together
Taraba loves visitors

Chipink:


I'm very happy to read that part, and I must say u a very lucky person, because you met the good type.
trust me I know what I'm talking about..
I lived , and worked with them , my experiences with them are too many.
Yorubas are very tribalistic. Trust me when I say they are.
God bless ur marriage and may she continue to be a good woman.

Does she follow u to SE?

Iamgrey5:
@ emboldened

I took you seriously before, but I now realize you are just a common pretender

A fool made various assertion about nonsense and you believed he/She is right

Do you even know that the thread was created by your own brother to spite Yorubas and drag our name through the dirt?

If that isn't the perfect definition of a low self-esteem dimwit, then I don't know what is?

Mace0lane:
The trait of every despicable kinsmen of yours rolled up in a sentence. Isn’t this why you lot accuse Yoruba Hausa F

FortuneDeGreat:
Lol, she's a full blooded Yoruba from Ogbomosho in Oyo state, both parents are Yoruba, she was born and raised here in Lagos.

Truth be told, tribalism is a wild wind that blows no one good, I have long time jettisoned that epidemic and I'm living freely like the wind.

I judge people based on the contents and compositions of their character not by their tribal or religious affiliations.

Lastly, most times, the faults which mostly disturb us about others are very strongly marked in us and causes annoyance to our neighbors.

If you live piously, hardly will you pay more attention to base men of contemptuous attitudes.

Examine yourself!

FortuneDeGreat:
Taking me serious or not, seeing me as a common pretender wouldn't take away the fact that I said the truth, she's right in the sense that not only Yoruba but Igbo alike cast obnoxious aspersions towards each other in alarming measures.

This fact cannot be denied and it wouldn't make sense for people as modern and civilized as we are dabbling in and muddling ourselves up with issues we barely know their origin.

We grew up to inherit this hate and it'll make sense to a logical thinker to sit oneself down and ask oneself certain questions such as, how can this improve my life? Can I actually give a true account of how all these started? What do I stand to gain in furthering this animosity?

If you have a clear and unpervert conscience you'll come up with an important and helpful answers. Goodnight.