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What's with these Igbo v. Igbo e-wars these days?

[quote author=lomprico post=/post/26831119]4Q![/quote]At this rate, your stupidity is gonna be eternal

[quote author=lomprico post=/post/26830461]Its kinda good for 'em. If it were a black man coming from west africa(even if an american citizen) they would av turned him inside out in d name of screening for ebola but since it was a white dude dey gave him free passage now they r paying d price or racism! Make dem do Find d cure joo![/quote]The rate of ignorance among Nigerians is baffling. The patient is a black man from Liberia. Olodo, onukwu, ignoramus.

brainpower: I heard Fashola is the last hope of good governance in Nigeria, he never does anything wrong.

The most edyyotic statement of the century.

Good direction, finally. But 5 million Naira for Ebola research is very ridiculous.

Buhaha!

weezii: Nnewi is a town where you'll see a confirmed millionaire still riding his bike to market everyday while riding his car only on sunday cos he has to carry his family. So many millionaires here....proudly repping Nnewi though am not from here but I've lived here all ma life. #ItsAllAboutBusinessHere

Lol

Given the size of funds available for developmental projects compared to actual development, I give it to Chime of Enugu State.

Ayekotoo: If I were you, I will be worried about the southeast where investors are running away from like plague. insecurity is your greatest problem

Which investors?

Ayekotoo: bros, where did you get your almajiris from? any figures or facts to butress your points?

Let me help him for you

Emerging trend of social almajiri in Yorubaland
By Hakeem Jamiu
https://www.nairaland.com/1382709/emerging-trend-social-almajiri-sw

Ngozi OKONJO IWEALA
Oby EZEKWESILI

AllahCock: Shekau. If Buhari can run so can he.

El Rufai. Only after he wins the WBC Heavy Weight belt.

Bola Tinubu. He needs several organ transplants including a new brain afterwards he is good to go.

Saraki. Daddy is long dead and Nigeria is bigger than Kwara!

Pat Utomi. It takes more than a hand gesticulator to be a President. He could not even manage a bank and that is what we expect of him most.

Momodu. Nigga Please!

Kwankwaso. Only if Almajiri Republic is formed.

Fashola. Lame Duck. He can't even nominate a Councillor in his ward for LGA position.

Amaechi. Yaba left is missing an inmate.

Meaning GEJ all d way, right?

There is this community in Abia where you have so many generals that they refer to it as the ''Langtang of Igoland''. That is where Gen Ike Nwachukwu and the immediate past CAS, Gen Ihejirika, hail from.

superstar1: Lol. Go to Govt house and tell Ahmed he is not yoruba now.

We are not even asking you to have political power in PH, just rename back the streets first.

Su.cks to be their miserable self.

Olodo. Ahmed is not Yoruba neither was Saraki (even with his fake Yoruba name)

True Yorubas always claim it. The present Gov, like the Sarakis, never associated with Yorubas. They in fact abhor and detest Yoruba

EasternLeopard: I beg to disagree
Rather than Igbos return back home, I will advice we spread our businesses/investments throughout the world why leaving their head offices and main industries back home
My reasons
In the event of another war, foreign currencies will flow in and help us to acquire needed war materials
If we secretly finance ruling party and opposition parties of our host foreign nations, we could use influence the political decision of our host nations to favour Biafra
In business, it is wise you go to potential customers if you want to control the market and make more money. So if we go to potential global customers we would control global market and make huge profits.
This wealth when sent back will boast our economy and wipe out poverty
Don't be perturb about the federal allocations received by other regions but be concern about
1) How many Igbos have escaped poverty
2) How connected are Igbos to global benefits
3) How immune are we to disasters affecting Nigeria

Igbos are not even putting the head office of their businesses at home. How can Igbos be made to help themselves?