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Re: The Truth And Lies Of Nigeria 20 Pounds After The Civil War by Agboriotejoye(m): 9:41am On May 05, 2020 |
mrvitalis:Who seized money? How can you seize what never existed. How many Nigerians had bank accounts then. More importantly, no money was seized. The currency was changed while the war was on which rendered any money in the bank not claimed before the change came into effect valueless. |
Re: The Truth And Lies Of Nigeria 20 Pounds After The Civil War by omonnakoda: 9:47am On May 05, 2020 |
Not one . I repeat not one Ibo man's ever come forward with a bank document to say I had X pounds in Bank A and they refused to give me my money not one. Ojukwu never made such a claim till he died Achebe never wrote about this How believable is that? 1 Like
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Re: The Truth And Lies Of Nigeria 20 Pounds After The Civil War by PHAYOL81: 10:23am On May 05, 2020 |
Smoke55: First of, how do you come up with the 60-70% stats? What's the source? And remind me how many rich folks of yoruba background you know in the whole of Nigeria aside from the usual... the Adeleke, the Lanre Shittu, the Adenuga, the Otedola, the Alakijas, the who else? Do you care to name three more? Perhaps, I hold on on this for your reply before we continue over this business penetration of the Yorubas. How are the yoruba scared of competition and who told you they don't travel? You know the reason why most local Fuji stars (Kwam 1, Abass Obesere, Ayuba, Pasuma, Osupa, Barrister -God bless his soul- and Kollington to name a few) frequented and did so many shows in the USA, CANADA, ITALY, GERMANY, UK, ABIDJAN, SPAIN, HOLLAND et all back in the days? It was because of the large concentration of yoruba population in all these areas and it has even improved in numbers today because many more had moved. That they don't often run into the net of the authourities to blow the reality of their existence in those countries out of the water doesn't mean they are not always there. And mind you, check all these markets and you'll find different tribes dominating different sections. The Idumota has some many sect of Yorubas in good proportion to challenge any other in Cutleries, Clothings and Fabrics, Shoes, Jewelries and Accessories, Provisions, Sauces and Spices, Watches and Clocks, Creams and Make-up kits, etc. In some (if not many) Yoruba dominated. Now, go round all tha markets on the Island and see how many yorubas are in wealth. Go to Adeniji, the Oke-Arins, the Balogun, the Idumota, the Ereko, the Tom Jones, the Docemo, Pedro Street, etc and see the numbers of yoruba in importation. Do you know the Ojo has many markets than just the Alaba? Is trade fair the only market aound the mile2- Festac axis? What about Owode Onirin and what about Mushin? Is it only Ladipo? And even though, the markets dominated among them has an unmistakable presence of yorubas in them so as the ones dominated by the yorubas has unmistakable presence of other tribes, not Igbos alone? So how come Yoruba are not competitive? You should do a thorough investigation into these market before you jump at your competition illusion and Abia-made statistics. Well, to respond to your conclusion, the yorubas also seek better opportunities like any other nationals all over the world so comfortability doesn't come into play here. At least, everybody has a target and you can't be comfortable until you meet your target. That's why the Chinese are her in the first place. They see oppoertunites in the land, and come around to tap into it. Kudos to the yorubas for creating such an atmosphere. 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: The Truth And Lies Of Nigeria 20 Pounds After The Civil War by PHAYOL81: 10:35am On May 05, 2020 |
SLAP44: I may not argue with you over the few harrassments that happened at the time but that was patently while the war was ongoing on the other side, check your record. It wasn't before. The war didn't broke out all of a sudden, there were arguments, threats and warnings from authourities from both parties and there were preparations. Ojokwu didn't create the Bank and money during the war, it was before; so there was time to move whatever was necessary hence the reason why I pointed that unless the person wasn't paying attention or decide not to see the reality f it coming when his people had already began making plans.. 1 Like |
Re: The Truth And Lies Of Nigeria 20 Pounds After The Civil War by Nobody: 10:36am On May 05, 2020 |
Smoke55: Wikipedia. It was written by one of you. Bring another source. |
Re: The Truth And Lies Of Nigeria 20 Pounds After The Civil War by Sagay212: 10:54am On May 05, 2020 |
Nobody give two phucks about some 20pounds given to anybody. The govt wanted to be father Christmas, that's why they dashed them. Left for me, they should have gone to hold their ojuiku scammer for the money they donated to him and he absconded with disguised as a woman( such a weak phucking coward). It's the same thing the useless kanu is doing. Hiding somewhere outside the country and deceiving the gullible ipods to donate money to him. When the scammer is done with his magas, they will come.back and start wailing and crying about how people hate and envy them. 1 Like |
Re: The Truth And Lies Of Nigeria 20 Pounds After The Civil War by oyatz(m): 11:45am On May 05, 2020 |
You are giving answers to questions that were never asked with PERSONAL invectives. I corrected your wrong comparison in which you were comparing internal migration with expatriate International migration. I am NOT against Nigerian citizens living in ANY parts of Nigeria. For that is the reason we are one country. However I am against tribal bigots distorting well known universal theories about human migrations to suit their infantile inter-tribal contests or unnecessary gloating about buying other people's ancestral homelands (which is invariably false). As per your abuses...It just shows who you are. gwafaeziokwu: |
Re: The Truth And Lies Of Nigeria 20 Pounds After The Civil War by oyatz(m): 11:50am On May 05, 2020 |
Where did I mention 'Igbo' in my post? Is it only Igbos that sell things in traffic hold ups? Aren't there Yoruba or Calabar women moving from smaller towns to Lagos, Ibadan, Abuja or Kano to huzzle? So there are no Yoruba successful traders? Must every ethnic group behave and engage in trade exactly like your ethnic group? Must everybody become shop owners? Most Nigerians that are successful in life also stared small and work their way up the socio-ecnomic ladder. Are shop owners more hardworking or more successors than school proprietors or Planks sellers? Nigeria is a Nation in emergence. Different ethnic groups play or dominate different sectors of the economy and each play critical roles in what look like division of labour. Traders are NOT necessarily more hardworking, smarter or more intelligent than other people. Smoke55: |
Re: The Truth And Lies Of Nigeria 20 Pounds After The Civil War by Stan2330(m): 3:01pm On May 05, 2020 |
LegendHero: I see sense in ur post. The yoruba are not the enemy of igbo instead they have been the unrecognized backbone....if the igbos want to blame, they should blame the SS and the north.... unfortunately, nnamdi kanu is following the same path of insulting the yoruba with his useless chest beating.. For me, the only way Biafra can be realized is forming ally with the yoruba outside that he is just chasing wind 1 Like |
Re: The Truth And Lies Of Nigeria 20 Pounds After The Civil War by Stan2330(m): 3:13pm On May 05, 2020 |
gwafaeziokwu: Till tomorrow, I still thank God that Gowon is alive to witness the result of his bad governance on his ppl... The choices we make now may not affect us directly, but it must surely tell on our children 1 Like |
Re: The Truth And Lies Of Nigeria 20 Pounds After The Civil War by leokid866: 5:12pm On May 05, 2020 |
gwafaeziokwu: Please were we the ones who asked ojukwu to draft children into the army? When those children caught Nigerian Army men some of which were Yorubas did they not slaughter them? Oga get of your sentiments and face reality......if the tables were turned i can bet my left nut you will be shouting ojukwu praise. |
Re: The Truth And Lies Of Nigeria 20 Pounds After The Civil War by Cherez: 7:22am On May 06, 2020 |
helinues:Lol Is it about pain now? I'll reply you, I'm not pained one bit cos as far as I'm.concerned the Igbos have risen from that war. Till date, they are not worse on any indices in the country despite their undue advantage and where they are coming from. I'm not pained but thankful to GOD |
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