Post Biafra War.
The records says after the war the South Easterners returned back and many of their jobs and houses were already taken from them (in Rivers State).

The video below shows how South Easterners were treated in River state in comparison to how they were treated in Lagos state.

Watch the highly educative short videos below.

https://twitter.com/AmodaOgunlere/status/1642939520852131840?t=K927gxudQkkLKHgDaqfM1A&s=19

YinkaOlusesi16:
now i know the reason igbo`s dont like the yorubas, they always claimed we stole their properties in lagos after the civil war.

YinkaOlusesi16:
now i know the reason igbo`s dont like the yorubas, they always claimed we stole their properties in lagos after the civil war.

OloYeOfEgbE:


Swimming in propaganda with full confidence..

Spits on slaves

chopnaira:

The truth is bitter. God bless the OP for posting this retro interview.

BigBlackPreek:
Hmmm

OloYeOfEgbE:


River State is igboland.......

Only yoruba mooslims kill and kidnap their fellow yoruba Christians and ifa worshipers..

Let then propaganda fly...its called yoruba media for a reason

Goodvibes007:

Except it was their own brothers that stole their properties.

Another video below from an Igbo man that witnessed the aftermath of the civil war confirming the interview of the British reporter.

https://twitter.com/AmodaOgunlere/status/1642967774325780480?t=UCZesh9W-eO4n_C8ryV8Cw&s=19

chopnaira:

So the British man works for the Yoruba media. Think!
River state is igboland, yet ibo properties were taken from them on that same River state after the war and never returned. The Igbo man interviewed even said they (ibos) fled back home in the east.

OloYeOfEgbE:


Nobody flies media power than the British...So what happened, BBC no dey fly propaganda..

Keep playing

adamusuleiman3:

Even Amaechi joined in the propaganda. You are deceiving yourself, and it's funny. Lol

Christistruth03:



Azikiwe used his Position as Premier to forcefully acquire the land of the Rivers people and

Redistributed it to his Friends and Kinsmen

That was a major reason for the Azikiwe ACB Scandal

The Rivers people took back their lands during the War after Liberation

OloYeOfEgbE:


stoopid..

Olumide and adeyinka denies promising to return assets to yoruba people..

How does it sound to you..? If it sounds sharp then you have made sense

That's how you sound

adamusuleiman3:

This your post is why Igbo youth should stay away from Mkkppuru Mmmiri. Tinubu should quickly complete those 5 psychiatric clinics in the SE that Buhari started.

OloYeOfEgbE:


Is that why you are not from Lagos and your state is under developed.?

Asking for nairalanders

OloYeOfEgbE:


Atleast we get property...fastforward to 2023,we have bought 80% of our assets in full force and don't forget we have bought 54% of SW lands while the fulanis have murdered and forcefully taken 23% of SW lands..

We will keep buying all your inheritance and make sure what you have is what you worked for

chopnaira:

So the British man works for the Yoruba media. Think!
River state is igboland, yet ibo properties were taken from them on that same River state after the war and never returned. The Igbo man interviewed even said they (ibos) fled back home in the east.

Abagworo:


Have you watched the video well? These are Ikwerre people from Igwuruta who came back after the war and had their homes occupied by non-Igbos in Rivers State then mostly Bayelsans of today and Ogoni. It was a State backed action.

YinkaOlusesi16:
now i know the reason igbo`s dont like the yorubas, they always claimed we stole their properties in lagos after the civil war.

Raskimonojendor:

As per the video, the cowards fled to the East only to return after the war.

The Ibo (Eboe) man [the one you called Ikwerre] the white guy interviewed said they ran away to the centre i.e. ibo land when they heard boom boom

You lots should be grateful to your colonial masters the Yorubas for welcoming you back.

2nd video. Another Ibo man said it was their own brothers, including those that speak Ibo dialect that stole their abandoned properties.
This video: https://twitter.com/AmodaOgunlere/status/1642967774325780480?t=UCZesh9W-eO4n_C8ryV8Cw&s=19

goodnessme1:
Okay

goodnessme1:
Okay

OloYeOfEgbE:


River State is igboland.......

Only yoruba mooslims kill and kidnap their fellow yoruba Christians and ifa worshipers..

Let then propaganda fly...its called yoruba media for a reason

Abagworo:


Have you watched the video well? These are Ikwerre people from Igwuruta who came back after the war and had their homes occupied by non-Igbos in Rivers State then mostly Bayelsans of today and Ogoni. It was a State backed action.

adamusuleiman3:
Reno Omokri writes:

Destroying Age Old Myths About The Nigerian Civil War

Myth seven: Igbos lost their properties throughout Nigeria via the abandoned property policy after the civil war.

The truth about that sensitive subject is that cases of ‘abandoned property’ was an issue that erupted amongst the ethnic nationalities that were themselves consanguineously linked to the Igbos in and around Port Harcourt and in around the Benue area (less prominent in the Benue area, and more prominent in the Rivers area).

After the civil war, ethnicities who speak a language that is almost identical to Igbo took their property as abandoned property. But not a single Yoruba ‘saboteur’ did.

In Lagos, as well as the entire Western and Midwestern region property belonging to the Igbos were not seized by the Yoruba. Not at all. As a matter of fact, not only were the Igbo able to reclaim their houses in the Western and Midwestern Region after the war, many were also able to claim back rent for the period between 1967-1970.

An example of this is the case between the late Alex Ekwueme and Otunba Subomi Balogun. Although they were not really friends, per se, they lived close to each other. Just before the outbreak of the civil war, Alex Ekwueme left Lagos for the Eastern Region, like most prudent Igbos.

After the war, he returned to Lagos and, surprisingly, met his house in a renovated condition. While he was wondering what happened, his neighbour, Mr. Subomi Balogun, approached him and gave him his back rent in cash. These were the words that Mr. Balogun spoke to Mr. Ekwueme on that day in 1970:

“I renovated your house, rented it out and this is the rent we collected.”

Otunba Balogun was still alive into recently, and gave this account himself. The children of Alex Ekwueme are still alive. This account can be confirmed from eyewitnesses.

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