Justcash:

How can a full-fledged Alhaji, that incites hatred against Igbos in some of his threads, claim to be Igbo? Are the gap toothed, power hungry Maradona that tries to dribble his way out all the time? Ok, answer this question if you are Igbo, Ele ebe umunna gi bi na obodo anyi a?

Beaf:

I'm not nearly an Igbo speaker, but I'm sure I can easily guess the meaning of the above. You're basically asking him where his people are from.
Am I wrong?

Justcash:

[b]The military men in the West were not supposed to be big enough to stop the West if you guys really wanted to go. If the capital was in the East, those Northern military officers would have been made to leave bare handed. The West simply dint want to go, and I that is what determined the fate of Igbos. There were military mavericks like OBJ and Adekunle who turned perter pans in the ill armed East. I guess they were scared to fight the North off? The answer is that the West dint want to secede. It is their choice, so no offence. However, my point is that if they had really wanted to secede, Nigeria would have split jeje.

Enough with the civil war stuff. I and majority of my Igbo brothers care less about oil and more about commerce. I'd prefer that we discover purposeful and pro-developmental leadership than oil in Igboland. Without oil and with purposeful leadership, a country that doesn't have oil can control the oil resources of other countries e.g. Singapore refines oil even though they don't have a single natural resource.[/b]

Justcash:

[b]The military men in the West were not supposed to be big enough to stop the West if you guys really wanted to go. If the capital was in the East, those Northern military officers would have been made to leave bare handed. The West simply dint want to go, and  that was what determined the fate of the East. There were military mavericks like OBJ and Adekunle who turned peter pans in the ill armed East. I guess they were scared to fight the North off? The answer is that the West dint want to secede. It is their choice, so no offence. However, my point is that if they had really wanted to secede, Nigeria would have split jeje.

Enough with the civil war stuff. I and majority of my Igbo brothers care less about oil and more about commerce. I'd prefer that we discover purposeful and pro-developmental leadership than oil in Igboland. Without oil and with purposeful leadership, a country that doesn't have oil can control the oil resources of other countries e.g. Singapore refines oil even though they don't have a single natural resource.[/b]

Beaf:

I'm not nearly an Igbo speaker, but I'm sure I can easily guess the meaning of the above. You're basically asking him where his people are from.
Am I wrong?

Beaf:

I'm not nearly an Igbo speaker, but I'm sure I can easily guess the meaning of the above. You're basically asking him where his people are from.
Am I wrong?

Justcash:

You are right o! And the  Impostor that have visited Mecca thought that I was speaking Chinese.

Alj Uche:

sharrap dia u the efulefu

Alj Uche:

so i must answer u to prove i am igbo

makes no sense

infact i can nt speak a single word in igbo but i am igbo,

accept it or go jump for lagoon

Justcash:

[b]The military men in the West were not supposed to be big enough to stop the West if you guys really wanted to go. If the capital was in the East, those Northern military officers would have been made to leave bare handed.

Justcash:

Enough with the civil war stuff. I and majority of my Igbo brothers care less about oil and more about commerce. I'd prefer that we discover purposeful and pro-developmental leadership than oil in Igboland. Without oil and with purposeful leadership, a country that doesn't have oil can control the oil resources of other countries e.g. Singapore refines oil even though they don't have a single natural resource.[/b]

Onlytruth:

[]Alj Harem "uche"[/b] is an undercover aboki who likes claiming Igbo. His mission is to maintain permanent division is eastern Nigeria, and also to incite other [/b]groups in Nigeria against Ndigbo. A real enemy.
That is why he fears and hates [b]Onlytruth most.

Onlytruth:

^^

You are half aboki HALF COW. 

vicenzo:

Okay now that the west has bought that story,all we need is sell a better one to the north,especially that lake chad oil story,then we can divide this country.

ekt_bear:

@sbeezy8: Trying to secede with no army, enemy soldiers already in large #s in your land leads to getting made into this:



While I enjoy eating beef, I'm not too keen on getting me and my people turned into it

vicenzo:

Lagos port will not yield much revenue to a yoruba nation,it is important today because of nigeria's policy to economically strangulate the east after the civil war,easterners control the buisness and trading activities of Nigeria,with the fall of nigeria the east will resucitate calabar and port harcour ports, leaving lagos port lifeless.

Ileke-IdI:

Ahh o ma seun o! Lol I'm too precious to be turned into beef meat (ask my mama)

ekt_bear:

1) This is a case of the tail thinking it is wagging the dog. Leave and others will take your place. No big deal, really.
2) Hausa man will need to eat too. And export, if he one day starts producing stuff. Same for the middle belt. And I have every intention for us to be an exporting, manufacturing nation. . . to the point where we are required to build an additional port in Ondo to rival that of Lagos.
3) Furthermore, I'd suggest that you study the shoreline of Nigeria a bit, investigate how much it will cost to dredge the Niger river enough to compete economically with a deep seaport like Lagos. If it were me, I'd choose to build around a seaport, rather than two cities by inland rivers.

Alj Uche:



why do u want to divide this country

why

i really want to know

ekt_bear:

1) This is a case of the tail thinking it is wagging the dog. Leave and others will take your place. No big deal, really.
2) Hausa man will need to eat too. And export, if he one day starts producing stuff. Same for the middle belt. And I have every intention for us to be an exporting, manufacturing nation. . . to the point where we are required to build an additional port in Ondo to rival that of Lagos.
3) Furthermore, I'd suggest that you study the shoreline of Nigeria a bit, investigate how much it will cost to dredge the Niger river enough to compete economically with a deep seaport like Lagos. If it were me, I'd choose to build around a seaport, rather than two cities by inland rivers.

EzeUche:

Lagos is a over-glorified slum. People hype that city too much.

Lagos. . . Lagos. . . Lagos. . . Blah blah blah

Anybody who likes Lagos should get their head examined.

Give me Enugu or Calabar over Lagos any day.