searchng4love:

Lolol ijesha ijebu Ibadan and egba must be jokers to you in business acumen...

steeltrust:
how many families do you have that’s like the tinubus and I’ll show you hundreds of Igbos who re like innosson

No be because of politics de cover your heart

If you don’t want them and scared they will take over your land
Then grant them biafra let them live

Shalom

Obaaderemi2:
Innoson? Then I'll give you hundreds of Yorubas who are like Ade Ogundeyin, the owner of Proforce.
Igbos don't measure up to Yorubas in terms of entrepreneurship. Because your people do business the crude way in 2 by 2 containers littered all over the place doesn't mean you do it more than others, especially the yorubas. Name one clothing brand by an ibo person that can rival ruff'n'tumble owned by Nike Ogunlesi, an Ijebu woman.

Obaaderemi2:
Innoson? Then I'll give you hundreds of Yorubas who are like Ade Ogundeyin, the owner of Proforce.
Igbos don't measure up to Yorubas in terms of entrepreneurship. Because your people do business the crude way in 2 by 2 containers littered all over the place doesn't mean you do it more than others, especially the yorubas. Name one clothing brand by an ibo person that can rival ruff'n'tumble owned by Nike Ogunlesi, an Ijebu woman.

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.

vanunu:


Yorubas have lost out in trading in Nigeria, that is what they got for one Nigeria.

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.

Millimann:
Let them build new markets and give out the shops ONLY to "indigenes" and see if they can flourish like Alaba market, Trade Fair or Computer village.
You think say business na by online noisemaking?

Even if you remove the "foreigners" from the Alaba and Trade Fair and replace them with the "indigenes" the markets will fold up before you know it.

Abuja, Benin, Warri and other cities have markets and businesses dominated by settlers and you don't see the indigenes exhibit this kind of envy and jealousy, but this is common in Lagos.

Lazy asses!

ebufa:




It is not about laziness, its about the desire to ride rough shod over Ndigbo in Lagos..........the reality is that there are many markets in Lagos that are dominated by Yoruba people! Yorubas trade as much as Ndigbo maybe not as well.....but they trade nonetheless!

searchng4love:


We built Alaba, we built Trade fair now it's time they have not less than 85% indigenous people ownership across southwestern States.

Conner44:


Who and who did you say built trade fair?

Tunde it’s okay you can also reply me with either your menstrualpad moniker and I will engage you

searchng4love:


While Igbo sell fake drugs.... Julius Adeniyi owns the illustrious Juli pharmacy

Ogbuefi2020:

Emzor, juhel, orange drugs, Niemeth. Nero's, etc are all Igbo owned. Igbos are well represented in pharmaceutical if not actually leading

menstrualpad:
Especially fake drugs

vanunu:


Yorubas have lost out in trading in Nigeria, that is what they got for one Nigeria.

searchng4love:


While Igbo sell fake drugs.... Julius Adeniyi owns the illustrious Juli pharmacy

steeltrust:
I just know you will call me Igbo because I’m not inline with your tribal

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:
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.

Obaaderemi2:
You don't know what you are talking about. Show me where I called you ibo. I gave you facts that ibos are not more entrepreneurial than Yorubas and you got emotional.
Unless you want to talk about ordinary 2 by 2 crude trading. The biggest businessmen in Nigeria are yorubas if you remove Dangote. Who cares wether you reply or not as far as we don't allow you to misinform the young ones here.

steeltrust:
if any one is miss informing people it your likes

Hausa
Yoruba and Igbos
Are unique in Nigeria

And I’ve stated them previously
Argue from now till next year to massage your ego it won’t change anything

Igbos re the real entrepreneurs
Yoruba are the educated professionals
While Hausa are the game players in politics

Shalom

Obaaderemi2:
I thought you said you wouldn't say pim again.
You are arguing like an illiterate. Argue with facts, man.

Are you saying we don't have many ibos who are educated professionals? Do you know that hausas are mainly traders? All the meat, beans, onions, veggies and groundnut you eat, who sells them? Because ibos make noise about their spare parts and underwear businesses doesn't make them bigger entrepreneurs than the other ones. Each of the major tribes focus on different aspects of entreprenueship. The biggest bookshop chain in Nigeria is the Bookseller with headquarters in Ibadan. There's a major market in Ibadan dedicated to bookselling. You will see serious hustling there, just books.

There's no foodstuff market anywhere in igboland bigger than bodija foodstuff market in Ibadan. All the people selling there, are they not entrepreneurs? Don't judge things through Alaba and ladipo markets and then say ibos are the real entrepreneurs.

steeltrust:
it obvious you’re the illiterate here or perhaps I will say you’re an educated illiterate
Who doesn’t know even if Yoruba a professionals means they won’t have entrepreneurs or if Igbos are entrepreneurial in natures means they don’t have famers like weird the Hausa/Fulanis

Like I said every tribe in Nigeria has it uniqueness and what they are known for

Why am even arguing when you’re beclouded with tribal sentiment

Sorry for replying
I won’t any more
Massage your ego all you want
It is what it is

Shalom

menstrualpad:

Not well enough.... There are too many foreigners in Alaba Int'l market and the Tradefair market as well as the Ladipo parts market