I arrive lagos today. Everywhere is very quiet. Traffic no dey and many shops are closed. This is a reminder to people that keep telling igbos to go back to anambra. The day they decided to to go back, economic activities in lagos will suffer.

November1857:


https://twitter.com/TruthToArewa/status/1739640625929036208?t=am6fdQeSZ1bwabY0vWSIQQ&s=19

Ikaeniyan0:
maybe there's another Lagos in Nigeria I don't know of

November1857:
https://twitter.com/chymaker/status/1739618894086611009?t=eu8yYi00qqZt33kNBoEMyA&s=19

omohayek:
What a lot of rubbish! London, Paris and Berlin also turn into ghost towns over the exact same period. Is that because all their Igbos went home as well? Or is it due to the simple reason that all businesses and commercial operations shut up shop over the Christmas period, and people take the time to meet with their friends and relatives?

The constant attempt to push this ridiculous narrative about Lagos being "dead" without Igbos smacks of a gigantic inferiority complex. The city would still look "dead" over Christmas even if not a single Igbo left town for the holidays - why would anyone be out on the streets with all shops and offices shut?

johnmartus:
Honestly I just don't know why this people keep fooling them. Inferiority complex at it peak.

sunboy:


Gos bless you!

My city here in the US was a ghost town on Xmas day, I wonder if the Igbos also left here for their villages too.

These people can be so naive … their brain is fixated on proving nonsensical claims and must be tribal related.

November1857:
So the person behind Arewa twitter handle is Igbo..

Yoruba Muslim..

vanbonattel:


Even Saudi Arabia was a ghost town. Jesus is reigning all over the world.

omohayek:
What a lot of rubbish! London, Paris and Berlin also turn into ghost towns over the exact same period. Is that because all their Igbos went home as well? Or is it due to the simple reason that all businesses and commercial operations shut up shop over the Christmas period, and people take the time to meet with their friends and relatives?

The constant attempt to push this ridiculous narrative about Lagos being "dead" without Igbos smacks of a gigantic inferiority complex. The city would still look "dead" over Christmas even if not a single Igbo left town for the holidays - why would anyone be out on the streets with all shops and offices shut?

sunboy:


It’s a holiday that’s all.

Let's not involve Jesus abeg cos that’s another discussion on it own and Jesus wasn’t born on the 25th of December instead it’s white peoples pagan celebration date. Like I said before, that na another topic for another day.

Enugurangers:

You have started exposing who you really are. Just another Nairaland tribalist.

November1857:


https://twitter.com/TruthToArewa/status/1739640625929036208?t=am6fdQeSZ1bwabY0vWSIQQ&s=19

November1857:
So the person behind Arewa twitter handle is Igbo..

Yoruba Muslim..

johnmartus:
Honestly I just don't know why this people keep fooling them. Inferiority complex at it peak.

vanbonattel:


I love the way I draw you out, so the people went home because they are pagans?

kettykin:


You still don't get it, the bubble left Lagos and is presently in the east, Lagos presently is in a hibernation mode while the east is on hyperactive mode.

The same country, the same season but different modes

Obiedun:
You are playing victim mentality.