T9ksy:

. . . . . and you know what you can do with your "pity".
[color=#000099][i]Hell, that's why the abokis slaughters them at the drop of a "koran"!!!

Beaf:

Words of a fool.

Yoruba's, SS, Middle Belters and Ibo's are all victims of massacres in the core North. Don't let bigotry dim your little mind.

excanny:

And Abokis dont slaughter Yorubas? You are a certified oloshi

Chyz*:

Orisirisi

excanny:

And Abokis dont slaughter Yorubas? You are a certified oloshi

revomind:

As for me, I'm relying on Mazi Uche's figure - 62% of the Lagos voters. I also cannot wait for the elections. I will be disappointed in the Ndigbo if they end up unable to use their 'population' to their advantage by voting the candidate(whoever he is) with the Igbo deputy. Infact, I wonder why they can't just vote in an Igbo governor straight away.

Ohanaeze has a habit of letting Ndigbo down. I expect Mazi Uche and his invading soldiers to be disappointed in this over-cautious group of elders. Giving conditions of support when the plan is to take over right away?

Boy, we live in interesting times.

jason123:

One thing is certain, THIS WILL NOT END WELL FOR ONE OF THE ETHNIC GROUPS (WHETHER YORUBA OR IGBO).

Chyz*:

We Igbos like fashola,so he stays. Also,we Igbos have no king so ohanaeze cannot dictate to us what to do.

Chyz*:

Ahhhhh sharrrrap. huffin and puffin. LOL

jason123:

What I said was the reality. Why will an "Uche" want to break the little trust or bond yorubas and igbo have in the name of politics Right thinking igbos can see where this is heading to. I hope you can too!

Eko Ile:


Yoruba people by design are not insecure and vulnerable to attacks because we don't needlessly venture into other people's territory, talk less making d/umb demands , mallam sef go tell you wetin OPC did to the last abokki wey get out of line,

I just don't know why your people are forever interested in other people's land and business, but never your own crumbling and disorganized towns and villages.

sucks to be ibo sha,

revomind:

As for me, I'm relying on Mazi Uche's figure - 62% of the Lagos voters. I also cannot wait for the elections. I will be disappointed in the Ndigbo if they end up unable to use their 'population' to their advantage by voting the candidate(whoever he is) with the Igbo deputy. Infact, I wonder why they can't just vote in an Igbo governor straight away.

Ohanaeze has a habit of letting Ndigbo down. I expect Mazi Uche and his invading soldiers to be disappointed in this over-cautious group of elders. Giving conditions of support when the plan is to take over right away?

Boy, we live in interesting times

Eko Ile:


The only problem with your delusional 62% claim is the fact that 62% don't beg or make demands, they give orders, they  take without asking.


62% in your messed up dreams,


Instead make your ohaneze concentrate efforts to better your people back home, you're loosing sleep over other people's land.

Right now, you are so irrelevant that the highest ibo official in Nigeria is like about 6th spot behind Yoruba, Delta and Hausa. You even got punked out of your own specially designated ruling party chairmanship position by your own greedy, scheming and conniving kinfolks. hausa man don snatch am and you and your people no fit do anything about it.

GEJ just distribute major oil and petro chemical projects and not 1 dey go anywhere near the eastern part of Nigeria, this is the same Odechuckwu you're hoisting on your shoulder like you savior and passport to the promise land.


Your whole existence is fading away in your own land and country and you're worried about other people's land. What legacy are you going to hand over to your kids? Other people's land?

You people really have no shame, and when they crush you, you go begin cry marginalization and other puccie nonsense,

EzeUche_:

Some of these Yoruba posters need to stop getting upset over things. In politics, parties build up a coalition of varying interest. This is what a democracy mean.

Igbos though Ohanaeze have voiced their conditions and so should any other group that Fashola hopes to have the support of. So enough of this nonsense.

~Bluetooth:

what interest does a tenant demands from a landlord ? Is the tenant going to share the proceed of the rent with the landlord or take over the house ?

EzeUche_:

The tenant should demand from the landlord a property that is livable. However, I guess Nigeria is not at that stage. In the U.S., U.K. and Canada, landlords are governed by property laws.

The tenant should have rights. If they are giving their hard earned money to a landlord, their opinions should be heard.

EzeUche_:

Some of these Yoruba posters need to stop getting upset over things. In politics, parties build up a coalition of varying interest. This is what a democracy mean.

Igbos though Ohanaeze have voiced their conditions and so should any other group that Fashola hopes to have the support of. So enough of this nonsense.

~Bluetooth:

do such rights include taking over the house from the landlord ?

Eko Ile:

Funny how some oh you come in to act sane and rational, but end up sounding otherwise. Where is your credibility after pointing fingers while ignoring what your kinfolks posted?

The fact is, normal course of action is to seek audience with the state government and express your concern, not running around yelling, making demands, threatening and blackmailing with votes.  


That was rude, impolite and undiplomatic. Their unfortunate demands and lousy leadership style is a sad reflection and failure of the entire igbo political class both locally and Nationally.  

PhysicsMHD:


Then again, One Nigeria makes no sense.

PhysicsMHD:

Claiming that every mega city is no man's land makes no sense to me.


Then again, One Nigeria makes no sense.

EzeUche_:


I see no problem with Ohanaeze listing conditions for supporting Fashola. This is what interest groups do on behalf of the people they represent. I am pretty sure other groups, besides Ohanaeze has offered their own conditions as well. It is the politician choice if they choose to listen or not.

And I do not think anyone was running around yelling and demanding. Simply listing their conditions for support is demanding? If Fashola doesn't want there endorsement, that is his choice. No one is telling him that he needs to listen.

I take it, that you didn't read the conditions. The mere fact that they were listing conditions is what is making you mad. All I can say is get over it.

EzeUche_:

If the landlord agrees to sell his property to the tenant, then there should nothing be wrong. Do you have a problem with tenants purchasing land from a willing landlord?

EzeUche_:


I see no problem with Ohanaeze listing conditions for supporting Fashola.

yarodin:

LOL don't mind them, they are here online shouting and screaming, but Fashola needs the "Spare Parts" ego to develop Lagos.  Fashola could easily tell Ohanaeze to f*** off with their conditions and votes, but just the fact that he is giving them audience says alot.  Instead of people like Eko coming here and blowing hot air for no reason, maybe he should go to Lagos and direct his anger at Fashola and the Lagos State Government.  

~Bluetooth:

Real landlords who know the history of their land do not sell their birth right to squatters.That is why the hausas are not considered as owners of jos.