Johnjustice:
Since igbos don't appreciate the space, give it to your people. No Yoruba market in southeast, like we have alaba, ladipo filled with Igbo hustlers, selling fake products.

Oddfinder012:

Una too mumuu
Ur leaders took ur lands and sold to non indigenes. Thesame leaders increase shop rents making it difficult for origins to afford. Thesame leaders impose heavy taxations on these markets making it impossible for locals to afford..hold ur leaders accountable for selling ur lands to foreigners. The Atlantic city being built is largely owned by Indians, Lebanese and Chinese. 50 years from now una go stil come wail say foreigners don take over una land

searchng4love:
Whether the Kwerekweres in our markets wants it or not Yoruba people must prosper in our markets!



Can you imagine! In our own very markets o!!

searchng4love:
It is time to prioritize the well being of the Yoruba citizens.. and protect the economy of the indigenous Yoruba people. By creating viable environment for the Yoruba man and woman to trade effectively and not allow our markets to be taken over by foreigners who are non indigenous people to the southwest... Across divides Britain, Germany and the United States have programs to protect the economic rights of indigenous peoples.... Southwest States should immediately commence such protectionism in all our markets.

While we thank the SW governments for the DAWN Commission that birthed the Western Security Network aka Amotekun... It is time we take matters of our economic prosperity and development serious by having protectionism for our indigenous Yoruba people who must take possession of over 80% of our markets including shopping malls... This is very important and a standard global economic practice worldwide EU countries have these, South Africa countries have these, UK has these even within the different conglomerates that form the UK.

ElSudani:


Nonsense, one or two wal mart sized retailers will render 90% of you bankrupt. If fact, you will be forced to choose between getting a job or returning to wherever you came from.

searchng4love:
It is time to prioritize the well being of the Yoruba citizens.. and protect the economy of the indigenous Yoruba people. By creating viable environment for the Yoruba man and woman to trade effectively and not allow our markets to be taken over by foreigners who are non indigenous people to the southwest... Across divides Britain, Germany and the United States have programs to protect the economic rights of indigenous peoples.... Southwest States should immediately commence such protectionism in all our markets.

While we thank the SW governments for the DAWN Commission that birthed the Western Security Network aka Amotekun... It is time we take matters of our economic prosperity and development serious by having protectionism for our indigenous Yoruba people who must take possession of over 80% of our markets including shopping malls... This is very important and a standard global economic practice worldwide EU countries have these, South Africa countries have these, UK has these even within the different conglomerates that form the UK.

Alusiizizi:


Wrong. Huge retailers often incur considerable waste and as a result sell at higher prices. Jumia, Shop-Rite and several others., they all came around and yet Igbo businesses are stronger than ever. Instead of consoling yourself in useless hallucinations and daydreams you should be talking about what Yoruba can learn from the Igbos and how they can work together for mutual benefit.

searchng4love:
Starting with the King's markets the iyalojas and babalojas need to be up and doing.... Local governments must provide soft loans and credit facilities strictly for indigenous Yoruba people to operate.

Our graduates must be empowered to take over all imports and exports to the southwest region and Nigeria as a whole. We have the ports

Johnjustice:
Since igbos don't appreciate the space, give it to your people. No Yoruba market in southeast, like we have alaba, ladipo filled with Igbo hustlers, selling fake products.

Millimann:


What are you waiting for? Bring up the walmarts nau let's see.

I said earlier, it's not by online noisemaking.

searchng4love:
85% of Yoruba markets must indeed return to the indigenous people of the region. Enough is enough of handouts but time for effective and efficient take over of our economic assets.... Yoruba nation must wake up within the comity of nations in the Nigerian State.

searchng4love:
All supermarkets MUST have at least 75% indigenous Yoruba people ownership across southwestern States . Same for all registered business enterprises operating within the southwest region

Kabirudeen25:
Lol.. see his mouth like Walmart

ElSudani:


We have nothing to learn from Ibos. Yoruba towns were centered around markets long before the British brought us together. Who were the people selling in these markets, Ibos?
Huge retailers incur huge waste! Spoken like a true Ibo man.
You can't stop what is coming.

kingthreat:


This is the way forward. Yoruba Politicians better realise that if they don't start helping their own and creating Yoruba competitions to Igbo businesses in Lagos, it will not spell well for them. A time will come Chukwudi Nwachukwu from Nnewi will contest for governorshipin Lagos and he will win and they best the Yorubas can do is rant and fight. Leaders better act now.

searchng4love:
85% of Yoruba markets must indeed return to the indigenous people of the region. Enough is enough of handouts but time for effective and efficient take over of our economic assets.... Yoruba nation must wake up within the comity of nations in the Nigerian State.

searchng4love:

Why should we build new markets because we have non indigenous people trying to monopolize our existing markets? No way! We must restructure our existing markets to empower the indigenous people ... Starting with the Alaba Int'l market and the Trade fair market.

All the unethical trading activities you engage in using your sociocultural organizations which holds meetings every Sunday is no longer unknown to us.

Lazy asses indeed!

searchng4love:


Lolol thanks but no thanks. I have Igbo properties to take over

demmie1:

Which way forward?
Ibos want Biafra you refuse, Yoruba nation agitators wants a separate nation, you are castigating them yet you are crying Yoruba politicians

Alusiizizi:


I suppose it's pointless having meaningful discussion with the likes of you. A parting question if you don't mind. Yoruba towns were centered around markets long before ...., so tell me, what happened interim? Why the current domination by Igbos?

searchng4love:
We must guide our Yoruba national defense. ... improve the overall balance of payments of all Yoruba States, increase massively the multilevel employment opportunities for indigenous people in the southwest region, protect indigenous Infant industries, and ensure a level playing field. ...

Whiteangel1234:


Okay best of luck !!
But for now , let me go and book my next flight to Lagos LAND OF MILK AND HONEY

we will continue to buy lands and do business unless Nigeria breakup then you talk about visas and permit

So let us all enjoy the dividend of ONE SWEET NIGERIA

Army will give wototwoto to anybody who try to break this sweet ONE NIGERIA .

How I wish WEST AFRICA WIL BECOME ONE COUNTRY I have my eye on Accra Ghana

searchng4love:


They kill people behind such innovative developments.... In fact they were chased or rather strictly prohibited from spare parts trading in oshogbo because it was discovered that people of southeastern origins connived to murder a booming spare parts importer of oshogbo origin.... This is why the policy must be gazetted officially in our laws.

searchng4love:


Go to the southeast and check for twelve prosperous Yoruba people there and report back here. One Nigeria doesn't mean indigenous people should be annihilated while non indigenous people engage in unfair practices. Enough is enough. Academic scholarships for non indigenous people should be terminated across southwestern States same for free medical care as well as tuition free education. These should be strictly enforced for only indigenous people of the southwest

Alusiizizi:


I suppose it's pointless having meaningful discussion with the likes of you. A parting question if you don't mind. Yoruba towns were centered around markets long before ...., so tell me, what happened interim? Why the current domination by Igbos?

searchng4love:

Why should we build new markets because we have non indigenous people trying to monopolize our existing markets? No way! We must restructure our existing markets to empower the indigenous people ... Starting with the Alaba Int'l market and the Trade fair market.

All the unethical trading activities you engage in using your sociocultural organizations which holds meetings every Sunday is no longer unknown to us.

Lazy asses indeed!