Flames40:
Good. Issues should be settled amicably pls. We don't want war. We've had enough already

They started first.
The government is watching.
The press is silent about all this.
The security forces are being distracted.
Everybody dey vex.
IN WAR ALL IS FAIR

ogkrakkid:

They started first.
The government is watching.
The press is silent about all this.
The security forces are being distracted.
Everybody dey vex.
IN WAR ALL IS FAIR

Forgiveness is key

Flames40:


Forgiveness is key

That's after all the fairness in war forgiveness comes in.

Fake news. I am in Akure at the moment. I guess the OP dug out an old news just to spite the Ibos.

Same Info this attacked by herdmen? Lol, you are shying away from the real problem and chasing shadows.

searchng4love:
No wonder Ondo State elections have remained peaceful

searchng4love:
Akure the capital of Ondo State, has remained grounded since Tuesday following a clash between Igbo indigenes and Akure youths.

The Akure youths accused the Igbos of disrespecting their monarch, the Deji of Akure, Oba Aladelusi Aladetoyinbo.

This followed the alleged refusal of the Igbos to obey the instruction giving by the monarch.
DAILY POST gathered that the youths were furious over the manner the Eze-Ndigbo of Akure, sir, Gregory Iloehike allegedly addressed the Deji in his palace, when he (Iloehike) was invited.

A palace source disclosed that trouble started between the Deji and Igbo residents, following the installation of an Igbo man as the chairman of one of the markets in Akure by the Eze-Ndigbo.

Oba Aladetoyinbo was said to have been angry, having felt that it was a taboo for an Igbo man to rule over a market in Akure.

It was gathered that the Akure monarch immediately summoned Iloehike but that to his surprise, the Eze-Ndigbo wore his crown to the Deji’s palace, an action said to be against the tradition of Akure.
Irked by his attitude and responses to allegations leveled against him, the Chiefs and some youths who were in the palace ordered him to remove his crown.

Deji of Akure was said to have suspended him from parading himself as Eze-Ndigbo.

This development sent a wrong signal to the Igbo residents, who mobilized themselves to the palace, ordering the Deji to reverse his earlier statement on Iloehike.

But they were unlucky as Akure youths flogged them out of the palace.

Since the incident occurred on Tuesday, the Igbos, who dominate the Oba-Adesida road have refused to open for business.

Rather, on Wednesday morning, they converged on their secretariat located at Gbogi Street, Akure as early as 7.00am and warned the Akure monarch against his plan to dethrone the Eze Ndigbo.

They insisted that the traditional ruler had no power to dethrone Iloehike.

The embattled Eze Ndigbo explained that he had not been rude to the Deji of Akure since he ascended the throne about six months ago, adding that he contributed immensely to the installation of the monarch.

According to him “the Deji called me around 8.48pm last sunday inviting me to his palace and I honoured his invitation on monday morning. I went with one of my Chiefs, but when I got to the palace, I saw youths numbering over 200 who started shouting as I entered. I suspected that the youths were mobilized by the monarch and I showed respect to the Deji by prostrating for him.

“The monarch while addressing me at his palace threatened to drive all the Igbos in Akure out of the city and when I asked for the offence my people committed, the youths at the palace descended on me. They tore my beads and removed my crown. They attempted to beat me but the Police officers at the Palace rescued me.”

The Eze Ndigbo said the invitation by the monarch was the first he would receive from him since the monarch ascended the throne, pointing out that Igbos had been living harmoniously in Akure for over 70 years without friction with the natives.

The spokesman for the Deji-in-Council who is the Asamo of Akureland, High Chief Olusanya was not in his palace for comments.

He also could not pick calls made to him by our correspondent.


http://dailypost.ng/2015/10/14/business-activities-paralyzed-as-akure-youths-clash-with-igbo-traders/

Omidina, 2015 news na him you carry dey do ewedu muslim propaganda?

Iigbo people should learn how to live in peace with their hosts and not put themselves in harm's way because of overzealousness
Although this news happened way back in 201....

ghettochild:
I think the igbos doing business in lagos environs from Alaba international to lagos Island to ladipo to Vespa, should relocate their businesses to ogun state... mowe, ibafo.
Make lagos know that they truly n really need the igbo when it comes to business.

Is there something in East that you people are afraid of? Na wa oooo. Running from one SW State to the other. Then claim Yoruba begged you to come.

EzeUmuokorobiaa:
This is a very old news. This incident happened 5byears ago or so. How come nairaland is bringing it up again at this crucial hour. Is it to fan the embers of discord?

Because the owner of Nairaland and most of the mods are tribalists. This forum that has not upgraded since it was first launched in 2007 is now a cesspool of tribalism.

ghettochild:
I think the igbos doing business in lagos environs from Alaba international to lagos Island to ladipo to Vespa, should relocate their businesses to ogun state... mowe, ibafo.
Make lagos know that they truly n really need the igbo when it comes to business.

Lol. If Ibos decide to leave today, you think say na another area for Yorubaland dem go comot go?

IyaebeTheGreat:
See this tribal bigotry patron disguising. I wish this is true from your evil heart. Desist from your evil ways

Oga go to churches for preaching. Yorubas are tired of you Igbos arrogance . Whoever of you that misbehaved will be dealt with

Mavor:
Because the owner of Nairaland and most of the mods are tribalists. This forum that has not upgraded since it was first launched in 2007 is now a cesspool of tribalism.

Absolutely