Tinubu and skull mining comes to mind

Eriksson:


Drugs and Rituals bro...Drugs and Rituals are the secret

No need to marvel at any goddamned 'rate of recovery'

Rugaria:


You can not argeu that the ikwerres are not igbos while ATTACHING BY FORCE to the Aworis and the Eguns who are the REAL and ORIGINAL OWNERS of Lagos... Go back to your Oshogbo and develop and stop dragging Lagos with the owners..

What is my business with Ikwerres and how do they come into History and demography of Lagos State?

About 95% of Indigenes of Lagos have never heard of anything called Ikwerres and call anybody that comes after Bini 'Omo-Ibo'

oyatz:


What is my business with Ikwerres and how do they come into History and demography of Lagos State?

About 95% of Indigenes of Lagos have never heard of anything called Ikwerres and call anybody that comes after Bini 'Omo-Ibo'

Lagos is a no man's land! Get used to that or you break away from Nigeria and run your new Afonjaistan with the proceeds from your cocoa sales.. As long as Lagos is still in Nigeria, the man from abakaliki has the same equal rights there with FELLOW MIGRANTS from Oshogbo like you...

Rugaria:


Lagos is a no man's land! Get used to that or you break away from Nigeria and run your new Afonjaistan with the proceeds from your cocoa sales.. As long as Lagos is still in Nigeria, the man from abakaliki has the same equal rights there with FELLOW MIGRANTS from Oshogbo like you...

Anambra is igala land looooool

Since this might be taken down soon, I decided to save it outside Nairaland

sesan85:


That's the Igbo man for you. He thrives in falsehood and making unsubstantiated claims. It's the paranoid personality disorder in the Igbo gene. I mean, these people will just wake up and start conjuring baseless, spurious, unfounded cockamamies and take them as facts. They then create this echo chamber where their recently cooked lies become their Bible. They shamelessly lie and are proud of it.

When the Igbo man wants to exhibit his persecutory delusions, he'll tell you Igboland is undeveloped, and that's because of Government's absence and deliberate marginalization of Igbos, as if their states do not collect allocations.

When he wants to exhibit his delusions of grandeur, he'll tell you Igboland is the most developed in Nigeria, even though the same people flee from Igboland in their millions to other parts of Nigeria like homeless refugees from wartorn countries.

Ozodi Osuji, their fellow Igbo, talks endlessly about the Igbo personality disorder. Or how do you think scoundrel Nnamdi Kanu convinced millions of them that Buhari was a cloned Jubril from Sudan? It's because believing in these delusions compensates for their existential worthlessness.

Wonderfully said

sesan85:


Yeah, maybe the war exacerbated the chronic insecurities, but the chest-beating braggadocio (which they do to mask their inferiority complex) is inherently an Igbo trait, and has nothing to do with the aftermath of the war.

Remember Ojukwu's pre-war boasts about the Biafran army's prowess to quickly defeat Nigeria? His megalomaniacal, paranoid attempt to overrun, occupy Lagos and appoint administrators for Lagos to "protect" Yorubas, as if Yorubas told him they needed his protection! Imagine someone whose people were dying in droves, who couldn't protect his own people plotting to capture and occupy the homeland of another people in order to "protect" them? That's the Igboman for you.

The persecution delusions and delusions of grandeur of the Igbo wasn't caused by the aftermath of the war. Read Nnamdi Azikiwe's 1949 speech to his Igbo people and see a manifestion of what I mean.

As a people they are delusional
Hence all their plans fail and no one likes them globally

Rugaria:


Lagos is a no man's land! Get used to that or you break away from Nigeria and run your new Afonjaistan with the proceeds from your cocoa sales.. As long as Lagos is still in Nigeria, the man from abakaliki has the same equal rights there with FELLOW MIGRANTS from Oshogbo like you...

You keep ranting randomly echoing your frustrated thoughts, answering questions that were never asked.

Who said anything about the rights of Ebonyi people are lower than the rights of other Nigerians in Lagos?

Dangote all the way from Kano is building the largest refinery in Lagos and we don't see anyone saying he has limited rights neither do we see Hausa people screaming 'Lagos is no man's land'.
Only people from your ethnic group do such and at the same time you also like to claim other Nigerians hate you.

Learn to get along with other tribes instead of courting unnecessary controversies

If Lagos is no man's land, then Enugu, Onitcha and Aba are also no man's land.

@ proeast

Once again thanks a million for this Revelations.. Those whose stock in trade is to dilute history can wail and rant, but facts are facts.. History will never be kind to those who committed the FIRST BLACK ON BLACK GENOCIDE in Africa fighting as the foot soldiers of Western imperialists whose overbearing control of the Nigerian economy thereafter is hugely responsible for the mess we are all in today..

Personally, I will like to see more exposures of this sort on issues related to igbo marginalisation; the rearrangement of igbo boundaries in order to force the igbos more into the interior and destroy them economically.
the structural attempt to starve igbo land of funds by allocating fewer states and fewer local governments to the east, a move that also effects the igbos of the ability to have equal representation in Abuja, since that means lesser senators and lesser house Representatives/ministers..., the refusal to remove police/army check points in the East since the end of the war...., the bad road infastructure.., the thousands of deaths on the road as igbos drive to Lagos to catch international flights..., the attempt to remove the igbos from rail connections in Nigeria..., the refusal to develop eastern ports thereby making igbos buy imported good almost double the price in Lagos as goods are trucked from Lagos to the east causing thousands of accidents....

Government refusal to biuld any major power plant in the East..., federal government refusal to take much actions against erosion disasters and oil spillage in the east.., government support of skewed application of both the quota system and federal character..., the fulanisation of the army, the police, the air Force, the custom, immigration, civil defence etc and of course the total take over of officialdom by certain sections of the country while others are secluded....

These must CONTINUOUSLY be highlighted and challenged till changes occur..... The internet riff-raffs wailing on this thread are only trying to defend the loot their blood sucking uncles cornered for them by collaborating with western imperialists to kill, main and vandalize in the 60s, all for primitive gains!

Rugaria:
@ proeast

Once again thanks a million for this Revelations.. Those whose stock in trade is to dilute history can wail and rant, but facts are facts.. History will never be kind to those who committed the FIRST BLACK ON BLACK GENOCIDE in Africa fighting as the foot soldiers of Western imperialists whose overbearing control of the Nigerian economy thereafter is hugely responsible for the mess we are all in today..

Personally, I will like to see more exposures of this sort on issues related to igbo marginalisation; the rearrangement of igbo boundaries in order to force the igbos more into the interior and destroy them economically.
the structural attempt to starve igbo land of funds by allocating fewer states and fewer local governments to the east, a move that also effects the igbos of the ability to have equal representation in Abuja, since that means lesser senators and lesser house Representatives/ministers..., the refusal to remove police/army check points in the East since the end of the war...., the bad road infastructure.., the thousands of deaths on the road as igbos drive to Lagos to catch international flights..., the attempt to remove the igbos from rail connections in Nigeria..., the refusal to develop eastern ports thereby making igbos buy imported good almost double the price in Lagos as goods are trucked from Lagos to the east causing thousands of accidents....

Government refusal to biuld any major power plant in the East..., federal government refusal to take much actions against erosion disasters and oil spillage in the east.., government support of skewed application of both the quota system and federal character..., the fulanisation of the army, the police, the air Force, the custom, immigration, civil defence etc and of course the total take over of officialdom by certain sections of the country while others are secluded....

These must CONTINUOUSLY be highlighted and challenged till changes occur..... The internet riff-raffs wailing on this thread are only trying to defend the loot their blood sucking uncles cornered for them by collaborating with western imperialists to kill, main and vandalize in the 60s, all for primitive gains!

Ibos are not as important as they think they are .
IIf they are they would not have been sold off as slaves by Ijaws and Efiks for centuries
They have too many states as it is and there is no reason why they have \SO MANY considering their land mass they are not deserving of more states than the Efik or Ijaw

helinues:
Mtcheeew..

Na copy and paste from Upper Iweka writer...

Summarize the damn epistle and let's argue about it

. Informed and intelligent people don't argue. They discuss.

aribisala0:

Ibos are not as important as they think they are .
IIf they are they would not have been sold off as slaves by Ijaws and Efiks for centuries
They have too many states as it is and there is no reason why they have \SO MANY considering their land mass they are not deserving of more states than the Efik or Ijaw

Who is interested in dragging states with you when we all know that the biggest purnishment we can serve you is to force you to be independent! Lol! That will be like taking you off oxygen...,no more easy government,/oil money to loot? You will start exporting skulls thereafter... You are most probably the only people in the whole world who will go to war not to be free! Why won't you? If with all the advantages that came with the events of 1966 -1970, you are still playing catch up in different fields... Take your damnable states you unproductive ones, we want out!

solmusdesigns:


Yes oo 50 years after SouthEast is the poorest region in southern Nigeria while Southwest is the richest

Ibos open hundreds of threads daily on Yoruba , Awolowo, Tinubu , Lagos, Osinbajo and Marginalisation which Omoluabis simply mind their business and develop

. South East poorest region in southern Nigeria? What version of weed do you smoke?

Rugaria:


Who is interested in dragging states with you when we all know that the biggest purnishment we can serve you is to force you to be independent! Lol! That will be like taking you off oxygen...,no more easy government,/oil money to loot? You will start exporting skulls thereafter... You are most probably the only people in the whole world who will go to war not to be free! Why won't you? If with all the advantages that came with the events of 1966 -1970, you are still playing catch up in different fields... Take your damnable states you unproductive ones, we want out!

Punishment?

For what ?

Why?


Sort your head out

You have oil? HOW MUCH oil exactly?


Don't be silly

Truth is you will be EVACUATED from Nigeria when the time comes .

Maybe to Jerusalem your ancestral homeland

Rugaria:
@ proeast

Once again thanks a million for this Revelations.. Those whose stock in trade is to dilute history can wail and rant, but facts are facts.. History will never be kind to those who committed the FIRST BLACK ON BLACK GENOCIDE in Africa fighting as the foot soldiers of Western imperialists whose overbearing control of the Nigerian economy thereafter is hugely responsible for the mess we are all in today..

Personally, I will like to see more exposures of this sort on issues related to igbo marginalisation; the rearrangement of igbo boundaries in order to force the igbos more into the interior and destroy them economically.
the structural attempt to starve igbo land of funds by allocating fewer states and fewer local governments to the east, a move that also effects the igbos of the ability to have equal representation in Abuja, since that means lesser senators and lesser house Representatives/ministers..., the refusal to remove police/army check points in the East since the end of the war...., the bad road infastructure.., the thousands of deaths on the road as igbos drive to Lagos to catch international flights..., the attempt to remove the igbos from rail connections in Nigeria..., the refusal to develop eastern ports thereby making igbos buy imported good almost double the price in Lagos as goods are trucked from Lagos to the east causing thousands of accidents....

Government refusal to biuld any major power plant in the East..., federal government refusal to take much actions against erosion disasters and oil spillage in the east.., government support of skewed application of both the quota system and federal character..., the fulanisation of the army, the police, the air Force, the custom, immigration, civil defence etc and of course the total take over of officialdom by certain sections of the country while others are secluded....

These must CONTINUOUSLY be highlighted and challenged till changes occur..... The internet riff-raffs wailing on this thread are only trying to defend the loot their blood sucking uncles cornered for them by collaborating with western imperialists to kill, main and vandalize in the 60s, all for primitive gains!

Honestly bro. A lot of evil went down in Nigeria which destroyed its structure and ensured it never amounted to anything despite all its massive potentials. It is our duty to keep revisiting all these attrocities, if not for anything at least in honour of those that suffered the injustice.

If you notice, each time we bring up these issues that happened in the past, a particular group of people will always take offense. They would prefer that these attrocities remain buried simply because they unjustly profited from the travails and misfortune of Igbos.

Igbos have suffered a lot in Nigeria and continues to do so, but like Achebe said, if Igbos had numbered a few thousands or tens of thousands, the oppressors would have gotten away with it, but unfortunately for them, we number in tens of millions--educated, well traveled and ambitious without fearing man nor god.

aribisala0:

Ibos are not as important as they think they are .
IIf they are they would not have been sold off as slaves by Ijaws and Efiks for centuries
They have too many states as it is and there is no reason why they have \SO MANY considering their land mass they are not deserving of more states than the Efik or Ijaw

I don't know if you're saying all these out of ignorance or wilful mischief. However, you need to be corrected, at least for the sake of the unsuspecting.

Yes, Igbos are as important as we believe we are. How many black ethnic groups in Africa are doing better or even as good as Igbos globally? Can you name them?

You claim Ijaws and Efiks sold Igbos as slaves? Hmnn, such public display of ignorance. It is on record that Igbos had a cosy relationship with its neighbors in the SS throughout recorded history, except on rare occasions like when the Aros sacked some Efiks. Slavery occurred throughout Nigeria and the entire West coast. The same way Oyo people sold slaves to those in the coastal areas of Lagos and Ogun as middle men who now sold them to the Whites was also how Igbos sold slaves to those in the coastal areas of Rivers and Cross River who now sold to the Whites. At a point, we even established settlements that still exists today in places like Bonny, Opobo etc. Are you even aware that an Igbo man in the person of King Jaja of Opobo was the most influential ruler in the whole of Niger Delta before the British attacked him?

We never had any problem with our minority neighbors because we lived in harmony unlike you guys that almost finished yourselves in the so-called kiriji wars. There was anarchy in yorubaland despite speaking one language yet Igbos lived in harmony with others despite speaking different languages and different culture with them. That's maturity! That's how to know peaceful people!!

You talked about having a small landmass. Really, how many times will they educate you about landmass? Borno, Niger, Adamawa etc are far more larger than states like Imo, Lagos and Anambra yet the latter states are far more developed, more productive and more populous than them! What does that tell you? It means that landmass does not matter in the grand scheme of things.

SMH at the sort of embarrassing things some of you say here.

aribisala0:

Punishment?

For what ?

Why?


Sort your head out

You have oil? HOW MUCH oil exactly?


Don't be silly

Truth is you will be EVACUATED from Nigeria when the time comes .

Maybe to Jerusalem your ancestral homeland

Yes, Igboland has the largest reserves of onshore hydrocarbons i.e. oil and gas in Nigeria, and that's a fact!

As we speak, Imo state is supplying Lagos with gas!

The areas around Imo, Abia and Rivers boundaries are where Nigeria has its largest onshore reserves and those are 100% Igboland. Unlike you guys that annexed Ijaw lands into Ondo to claim oil producing.

Lastly, you can't evacuate people from their ancestral lands, instead you can only stay in your country and Igbos will stay in theirs. We are Aboriginal to Igboland!

prophetfire:
. South East poorest region in southern Nigeria? What version of weed do you smoke?

Those are the kind of things they decieve themselves with. Unfortunately for them, their propaganda no longer sells.

oyatz:


You keep ranting randomly echoing your frustrated thoughts, answering questions that were never asked.

Who said anything about the rights of Ebonyi people are lower than the rights of other Nigerians in Lagos?

Dangote all the way from Kano is building the largest refinery in Lagos and we don't see anyone saying he has limited rights neither do we see Hausa people screaming 'Lagos is no man's land'.
Only people from your ethnic group do such and at the same time you also like to claim other Nigerians hate you.

Learn to get along with other tribes instead of courting unnecessary controversies

If Lagos is no man's land, then Enugu, Onitcha and Aba are also no man's land.

Don't get it twisted, he is right, Lagos is no man's land so far Nigeria remains one country. Same way Abuja is a no man's land. They were developed with national resources and will remain national heritage unless Nigeria breaks up then it can be yours. Or why do you think anybody can aspire and win political positions in those places without being an indigene of those places?

Osaze007:


As a people they are delusional
Hence all their plans fail and no one likes them globally

Lol, no one likes Igbos globally yet our people keeps getting elected and appointed in different countries across the world, more than any other Black ethnicity?

Within a space of one month, Igbo men and women took up trailblazing positions in Canada, Germany, Rwanda, US etc.

The joke is on you

proeast:


Lol, no one likes Igbos globally yet our people keeps getting elected and appointed in different countries across the world, more than any other Black ethnicity?

Within a space of one month, Igbo men and women took up trailblazing positions in Canada, Germany, Rwanda, US etc.

The joke is on you

And which group doesn’t have its own elected globally ? Even the richest black man in Canada is Hausa

proeast:


Don't get it twisted, he is right, Lagos is no man's land so far Nigeria remains one country. Same way Abuja is a no man's land. They were developed with national resources and will remain national heritage unless Nigeria breaks up then it can be yours. Or why do you think anybody can aspire and win political positions in those places without being an indigene of those places?

Go and Make it no mans land looool
How won’t they be treating your people like pigs in Lagos loool

proeast:


Yes, Igboland has the largest reserves of onshore hydrocarbons i.e. oil and gas in Nigeria, and that's a fact!

As we speak, Imo state is supplying Lagos with gas!

The areas around Imo, Abia and Rivers boundaries are where Nigeria has its largest onshore reserves and those are 100% Igboland. Unlike you guys that annexed Ijaw lands into Ondo to claim oil producing.

Lastly, you can't evacuate people from their ancestral lands, instead you can only stay in your country and Igbos will stay in theirs. We are Aboriginal to Igboland!

Illiterate that thinks pipe passing through imo means the oil is from imo what a tissue brain

proeast:


Don't get it twisted, he is right, Lagos is no man's land so far Nigeria remains one country. Same way Abuja is a no man's land. They were developed with national resources and will remain national heritage unless Nigeria breaks up then it can be yours. Or why do you think anybody can aspire and win political positions in those places without being an indigene of those places?

Who asked you where is no man's land and how is it related to your propanda Topic that Awolowo introduced Indigenization decree in 1972?

If that is your definition of no man's land, then Enugu, Imo and Anambra are also no man's land because they are built with monthly Federal allocations.



It's either you are accusing Awolowo ,Gowon, Benjamin Adekunle, Murtalar Muhammed or even Britain of being against you and being the cause of your predicaments but you never blame yourselves or your leaders for your predicaments.

On every social media, you guys like to be fighting and attacking Yorubas, Hausa-Fulani, Ijaws, southern minorities if they declare that they are not part of Biafria or even some Igbo clans for not being Igbo enough.

At the same time, you like to always play the victim card that other Nigerians hate you or are marginalizing you.


Lean to avoid unnecessary controversies and get along well with other Nigerians.

prophetfire:
. South East poorest region in southern Nigeria? What version of weed do you smoke?

The guy is right.

proeast:


Yes, Igboland has the largest reserves of onshore hydrocarbons i.e. oil and gas in Nigeria, and that's a fact!

As we speak, Imo state is supplying Lagos with gas!

The areas around Imo, Abia and Rivers boundaries are where Nigeria has its largest onshore reserves and those are 100% Igboland. Unlike you guys that annexed Ijaw lands into Ondo to claim oil producing.

Lastly, you can't evacuate people from their ancestral lands, instead you can only stay in your country and Igbos will stay in theirs. We are Aboriginal to Igboland!

Imo state supplying Lagos with gas ,really how much gas exactly
Largest reserves . How much exactly are these reserves
I am the wrong person to bombard with these fictional Abakaliki claims do you have any evidence?

People have been evacuated from lands since man has walked this planet

Ask the people of Jericho, Palestine ,Canada , Australia the USA.

It will cost nothing to resettle the Fulani herds men in the SE and NOTHING will happen

proeast:


I don't know if you're saying all these out of ignorance or wilful mischief. However, you need to be corrected, at least for the sake of the unsuspecting.

Yes, Igbos are as important as we believe we are. How many black ethnic groups in Africa are doing better or even as good as Igbos globally? Can you name them?

You claim Ijaws and Efiks sold Igbos as slaves? Hmnn, such public display of ignorance. It is on record that Igbos had a cosy relationship with its neighbors in the SS throughout recorded history, except on rare occasions like when the Aros sacked some Efiks. Slavery occurred throughout Nigeria and the entire West coast. The same way Oyo people sold slaves to those in the coastal areas of Lagos and Ogun as middle men who now sold them to the Whites was also how Igbos sold slaves to those in the coastal areas of Rivers and Cross River who now sold to the Whites. At a point, we even established settlements that still exists today in places like Bonny, Opobo etc. Are you even aware that an Igbo man in the person of King Jaja of Opobo was the most influential ruler in the whole of Niger Delta before the British attacked him?

We never had any problem with our minority neighbors because we lived in harmony unlike you guys that almost finished yourselves in the so-called kiriji wars. There was anarchy in yorubaland despite speaking one language yet Igbos lived in harmony with others despite speaking different languages and different culture with them. That's maturity! That's how to know peaceful people!!

You talked about having a small landmass. Really, how many times will they educate you about landmass? Borno, Niger, Adamawa etc are far more larger than states like Imo, Lagos and Anambra yet the latter states are far more developed, more productive and more populous than them! What does that tell you? It means that landmass does not matter in the grand scheme of things.

SMH at the sort of embarrassing things some of you say here.

Igbos are doing good globally ? How? That is a delusion . Generally their reputation is problematic (let us be polite).
Is it in India or Thailand?

Anambra is not more developed than Borno. That is nonsense. Onitsha is the dirtiest place on earth and it is bizarre to talk of Anambra and Lagos in the same sentence on development. Is that not ridiculous. Anambra is a shithole

The reality is that Ibos are not relevant in Nigerian politics. NOT relevant

proeast:


Yes, Igboland has the largest reserves of onshore hydrocarbons i.e. oil and gas in Nigeria, and that's a fact!

That is the fundamental problem you folk have

Empty childish boasting. with total obliviousness to facts and reality

masseratti:
an idiotic person will always manifest him or her self in public fora no matter what, I won't stoop so low to your level to use a gutter language for your personality even tho its anonymous.

Now back to the topic at hand.

Let me school you.

No 1,How do you determine a party with National coverage the First national Election in Nigeria Parliamentary elections were held in Nigeria on 12 December 1959. The result was a victory for the Northern People's Congress, which won 134 of the 312 seats in the House of Representatives, despite the Action Group winning more votes.[1] It formed a coalition with five other parties and two independents, holding a total of 148 seats.

No2 the first general election in Nigeria was in May 1919, when the Townships Ordinance gave the right to vote for three members of Lagos Town Council to some men.

No 3, the 1951 election was in western house of assembly, it was not national, no party had national coverage then, stop lying, NPC did not win a single seat in the south, neither did AG win any seat in the north, so why were they allowed to contest which according to your word only parties with national coverage were allowed to contest and others have to be under "parties" with national coverage. Are you clever than half?
Tell me what make a party to be consider to have a national coverage in 1951?what are the requirements? Seat won? When? How?

Oga stop lying let it rest you ve been exposed.

The bolded should be a homework for you. By the way, how many mushroom parties from Owo and Ibadan fielded candidates in Benin, Lagos and even Asaba during 1951 regional election? You need to reconcile yourself as shown in red. In addition, if you had read my post without being overwhelmed by tribal impediments, you would have noticed the mention of regional and national elections. Please read books and stop loading up on craps from wiki.

DerideGull:


The bolded should be a homework for you. By the way, how many mushroom parties from Owo and Ibadan fielded candidates in Benin, Lagos and even Asaba during 1951 regional election? You need to reconcile yourself as shown in red. In addition, if you had read my post without being overwhelmed by tribal impediments, you would have noticed the mention of regional and national elections. Please read books and stop loading up on craps from wiki.

oga.. No where in your post did you state the election as regional, you said national, if ag members in benin contested for election does that makes AG to have a national spread? You ve been caught pants down stop shifting the goal post, or you don't know the difference between national and regional again, claiming the smaller parties were not allowed to contest had to contest under another party manifesto is a very big lie you ought to be ashamed of, homework ko homeplay ni.

solmus:



This is deep


I also hypothetically think they suffer from post war defeat inferiority complex... They always try to prove through falasy something to others while others are busy with their own lives


.

They just want to continue to check to know if they have gotten ahead of the yorubas. The day they can surely confirm they are now ahead they will be satisfied and stop wailing but they keep getting fustrated that the yorubas keep getting ahead.

One thing I have come to realize is that the igbos are not very good pioneers and innovators, they are just good in copy and paste. They keep trying to see how much they can copy what they see in other places back in their land and I must say they are really trying, that's why they want airports, sea ports(even though I don't know where they want to put it) and so on.

But they need to be more innovative to create models that can make their land uniquely developed else they will keep getting fustrated in what they see in other places especially Yoruba land which can never be theirs and keep blaming others for their woes.