₦airaland Forum

Armaggedon:
All this one is grammar. When they're done meeting in their secret telegram covens, they should touch one Igbo in Lagos and then sit back and watch what fire 🔥 does with the ear of a rat.

Guestlander:
If you cause trouble in Lagos how would you get out? By sea or by air?
Study your geography well before you start anything.

zeuss:
These people gang up marginalize and disrespect the SE and SS.....the two regions that feed and sustained this country. No type of appreciation from these parasites....every evil will eventually expire.

Guestlander:
If you cause trouble in Lagos how would you get out? By sea or by air?
Study your geography well before you start anything.

Armaggedon:
Being gentle isn't weakness. Many southeasterners in Lagos know and understand Lagos more than southwesters living there, that is why they handling extreme provocations from southwesters delicately. Tinubu and his ronu touts think the political power he has is solely for the purpose of subjugating southeasterners while elevating his people like Awolowo but he forgets he has a very weak mandate and table could turn at any time.

Amibo1:
The Danger of Ethnic Profiling: Why Igbos Shouldn't Leave Lagos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFSVYM0qYvY

Ethnic profiling poses a significant threat to national unity and social cohesion, particularly in diverse cities like Lagos. The recent call for Igbos to leave Lagos is a disturbing manifestation of ethnic profiling, which can lead to marginalization, violence, and social unrest.

Igbos have made significant contributions to Lagos' economic and cultural development, and their presence is essential to the city's prosperity. Forcing them to leave would not only be unjust but also detrimental to the city's growth.

This report highlights the dangers of ethnic profiling, emphasizing the need for inclusivity, tolerance, and acceptance. It argues that diversity should be celebrated, and everyone should be allowed to live and thrive in any part of the country without fear of persecution or discrimination.

Key recommendations include:

1. Promoting inter-ethnic dialogue and understanding
2. Encouraging inclusive policies and practices
3. Addressing socio-economic disparities and inequalities
4. Fostering a culture of acceptance and respect

By working together, we can build a more harmonious and equitable society where everyone has a sense of belonging.

Guestlander:
If you cause trouble in Lagos how would you get out? By sea or by air?
Study your geography well before you start anything.

BloodyDoe:
Lol Werey omo Igbo said "they feed and sustained this country".

Bloody egoist

zeuss:
The truth is funny? Even the grass in FCT is provided by us. With our us FCT would be a pipe dream ..... without us Nigeria Will cease to exist. Omo yoruba mocking his ignorance and self deceit

Christistruth02:
That still doesn't stop Abuja being Gwari land

mrvitalis:
Who is talking about getting out?
Lmaooo funny people

zeuss:
The truth is funny? Even the grass in FCT is provided by us. With our us FCT would be a pipe dream ..... without us Nigeria Will cease to exist. Omo yoruba mocking his ignorance and self deceit

Guestlander:
I like the the fact that you understand the situation.

Armaggedon:
All this one is grammar. When they're done meeting in their secret telegram covens, they should touch one Igbo in Lagos and then sit back and watch what fire 🔥 does with the ear of a rat.

zeuss:
It highlights the importance of SE and SS in the expression called Nigeria.....but the Fulani and Yoruba gang up to marginalize and cheat the providers........how long can evil prevail?

Guestlander:
If you cause trouble in Lagos how would you get out? By sea or by air?
Study your geography well before you start anything.

zeuss:
] you think this is true? BTW what's the news with ilorin?

Christistruth02:
Just beg the Emir to insult his Yoruba Governors


And see first hand who controls Kwara

mrvitalis:
There would be nothing left of not just Lagos but Nigeria if igbos are attacked again... I keep saying it

Every region would start from Scratch

Guestlander:
Nobody is attacking anybody. I pray it doesn't get to that.
The tendency of some of you to drop threats is what I find quite amusing, because it means nothing.

zeuss:
It highlights the importance of SE and SS in the expression called Nigeria.....but the Fulani and Yoruba gang up to marginalize and cheat the providers........how long can evil prevail?

numericalguy:
Parasitic low self esteem dey always gum body with SS

There is no link between Igbos and SS

Armaggedon:
All this one is grammar. When they're done meeting in their secret telegram covens, they should touch one Igbo in Lagos and then sit back and watch what fire 🔥 does with the ear of a rat.

OnlineTeacher:
By now d average nigerian is used to ur empty chestbeating.
Kanu said more than this but where is he today? Begging his self-appointed enemy for mercy of course.

Pls let ur mama reap d fruit of her labour small b4 u go to join chestbeaters like u where they presently are.

mrvitalis:
Let them touch an igbo person first

What North faced in 2006 in the hands of igbos would be paradise

Amibo1:
The Danger of Ethnic Profiling: Why Igbos Shouldn't Leave Lagos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFSVYM0qYvY

Ethnic profiling poses a significant threat to national unity and social cohesion, particularly in diverse cities like Lagos. The recent call for Igbos to leave Lagos is a disturbing manifestation of ethnic profiling, which can lead to marginalization, violence, and social unrest.

Igbos have made significant contributions to Lagos' economic and cultural development, and their presence is essential to the city's prosperity. Forcing them to leave would not only be unjust but also detrimental to the city's growth.

This report highlights the dangers of ethnic profiling, emphasizing the need for inclusivity, tolerance, and acceptance. It argues that diversity should be celebrated, and everyone should be allowed to live and thrive in any part of the country without fear of persecution or discrimination.

Key recommendations include:

1. Promoting inter-ethnic dialogue and understanding
2. Encouraging inclusive policies and practices
3. Addressing socio-economic disparities and inequalities
4. Fostering a culture of acceptance and respect

By working together, we can build a more harmonious and equitable society where everyone has a sense of belonging.