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chima12: Yoruba mans mindset is a case study.a yoruba man hates a non-yoruba for no reason other than the yoruba has been programmed to hate from birth.the yoruba meets you physically,he hates you but he can't do anything about it other than gossiping with his fellow yorubas about you and conspiring/conniving with fellow yorubas behind your back while pretending to be your friend;but give yoruba man access to internet and you will understand them better.yorubas are so hate filled in nature and constantly display hatred for other tribes once given access to online,faceless internet sites and forums.
Yorubas[both the christians and moslems]believe they cannot compete successfully with other southern tribes of the former midwest region and eastern region in a level playing field so they believe they have to always align with the muslim north for economic and political survival.the mentality of alligning with the north among yorubas is so deep that even a one month old yoruba baby sees the hausa and fulani muslim as his master.hence the master/servant relationship between fulani and yoruba has been accepted across board by all yorubas.the yoruba cannot survive without nigeria and they know it that is why they keep begging the fulanis not to break-away from nigeria because the average yoruba man dreads having a nigeria without the north since the yoruba feel they will lose the free oil money and fg allocation they are currently getting off money generated mainly from niger-delta resources.
The fulanis,hate them or love them have done a good job on the yorubas.the fulani has made the yoruba accept him as master.the fulani has conquered and annexed yoruba territories in kogi and kwara states,and now have their sights on other parts of yorubaland in osun,oyo and ogun states.the fulani have equally moved on,aided by the less superior business acumen of the average yoruba to start controlling commerce in yoruba land as can be seen in the bodija market incident in ibadan where yoruba traders resort to protest over beans because they can't match the business expertise of the fulani and hausa traders.
On the issue of possible breakup of nigeria,the fulanis have already made sure that they will not be left empty handed.the fulanis have already decided that even if nigeria were to breakup and the old midwest and eastern region leaves this union,the yorubas will not be allowed to leave because the fulanis have marked lagos as their access to the sea as the fulanis long before now have marked a 'corridor to the sea' from north to lagos, which is is one of the reason why the northerners control the customs.
The yoruba man has more important things like fighting illiteracy,food security and agriculture,security,reconstruction of bad roads,provision of portable drinking water and electricity to think of than to always act as if an Igboman always uses cutlass to chase him in his dream while he is asleep.

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lmao

chukjojo: I can sense some1 crying, drinking fensic for another man's headache.
i cures the day i was registered in NL, I thought it will be educative, little do i know it has been infilltrated by yoruba tribalistic bigots and basterds.


pls. MOD don't even borther to bann me, 'cos i've bann myself.

Checking out like Atiku and seven others.
Drop!!!, take me to Shehu Musa Yaradua's....ehmmm...hmmm! infact take me to Asokoro.

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Cry me a river....lmao

Dollarjunkie: Stone aged destined Hahahahahahha...
You mean the type I saw in Osogbo, Akure, Ado Ekiti, Ibadan and some parts of Lagos? No!
You musn't be talking of that.
Kids! Check from the first page the people that started tribal talks on this thread.
You people celebrate every little thing done over there cuz you haven't had the opportunity to see what is happening in other places. I almost walk up to ogbeni Rauf to ask him to come down with me to Enugu so he can see how a city suppose to look like.
Hahahahahaha... I laugh again in Yoruba. Stone aged tribe indeed!

What is going on in your village? I feel your pain and sorrow.

[quote author=Adm. Yamamoto]You leeching urchins just love FREE things! Yet you claim you are the most hardworking Japanese and Jews in Nigeria??! Go and develop your land o ye thievers of other Nigerians![/quote]lmao...You go kill pesin with laff o...


Seriously, they don't have ibo atlantic or anything worthy in their village to be proud of, but they've parfected the art of attache, leeching, bitterness and empty chest beating with no substance.

NairaMinted: Why must just about every thread on Nigerian matters on Nairaland descend into tribalism centered rhetoric?

By the way, Eko o ni baje o!!

Things degenerate tribally because the same insecure people with low self esteem and nothing good going on for them can not curb their petty jealousy, hatred and bitterness.

It's our portion in life to progress and keep progressing while their portion in life is to stay bitter, angry, bitter and remain stone age destined. It's the same story all the time and with every thread about progress in the SW.


I really do feel sorry for them sometimes...

hardywaltz: [s]Pikin let me leave you to other more educative treads, while you cry yourself to sleep this nite wondering why SE refused to join in back-stabbing politics of the SW, whether you like it or not the SE will not Ribadu back stab Jonathan.

Where that my SW concubin.e make i 'helep' her this cold nite[/s]

Just lazy and incompetent like your lazy and incompetent leaders. What's your silly cries or Ribadu got to do with yhe topic and your leaders in the east?


You've spewed every dumb and idiotic nonsense in this thread, but you are yet to address the topic or offer any rational defence on behalf of your lazy and goofy leaders and the topic.


Must be genetical...


Freeking dullard

hardywaltz: The child reads those N50 newspaper printed in blue with his fellow Okada men and came to NL to show his ignorance.

This village illiterate still don't know how to follow topic... what a dullard...



lmao..

nku5: Don't mistake me for one of you sheepish butt sniffing sycophants.

You are no a sycophant, but your first post in this thread was what? Reciting political names as if den beg youfor list...

1. If you call your own shots declare your republic (in
cluding illorin) and stop begging for special status for lagos and queueing for monthly allocation in abuja.

You don't have to declare any republic before you take control of your own land, only weak, lazy and incomppetent people like you and your leaders feels shackled with such shallow sentiments..

2. SW is the only region attracting investments and awarding contracts?? You don high!! Abi u be small boy??

lmao...You mind naming the other region/s attracting investments in Nigeria and the investments ? I know your dumb asss can not hence not coming up with a list and intsead the illeterate rubbish...


No wonder you people are still begging other people outside your region for common village bridge after 30 years of begging.


Like I said, you don't have any control of your political and economic future, your governors are babysiters, they just sit and collect taxes and allocations and wash mouth with it.

When was the last time they commissioned anything? Just like you, they beg and beg and beg and that's why they take advantage of you, they know you are incapable of doing anything for yourself...

Krasid: I know.The question I am asking is, When will the whole Eko Atlantic City Project be fully completed.

I don't know and I don't think the developers sef sabi. Rome wasn't built in a day..

nku5: [s]Public forums are no place for shamelessly shallow primates like you. What do SW politicians stand for except raking muck and shuffling about brainlessly clannish agenda all the days of their lives. So to you and your "sophisticated" tree dwellers, fighting and inciting problems is more important than railways and jobs?? Stick to uploading pictures of tinubu and fashola[/s]

What's all this crying got to do with the topic?


STFU is you can not follow the topic of discussion, I'm not interested in your dullard cries..

nku5: I repeat what do SW politicians stand for??

They stand for their own land and they are in total control of their own land and every inch of Yoruba land and they call their own shots.

SW is the only region in Nigeria atracting investments daily

SW is the only region awarding and commissioning projects everyday

SW is the most peaceful region in Nigeria


Basically, you don't attain the above without skilled and credible political leadership..

nku5: Eko Ile keep your roundabout shyte talk to yourself. Is Ngige a SW politician? If igbos are not relevant then stop sniffing after our arses like a freak with a fetish

Obviously, the concept of public forum and discussio is very strange to villagers and cave people like you...


Extit thread if you have nothing better to contribute..

hardywaltz: Obasanjo (shebi they said his father is from Onitsha)

I have named 1 oya u name 1

Thanks for proving my point. Now, please get lost..

Krasid: I am tired of seeing prototype's of the city.When are we going to start seeing the real thing?

The first skyscraper is under construction and the main Boulevard is also under construction..

Pay more attention to current affairs..

[quote author=maxwello.yg]Great to know you have taken correction. Stay on that lane. You can keep wondering what the SE politicians have to say till forever.[/quote]Dullard, you obviously missed where I asserted that I have zero apologies for your dumb asss..

Now back to topic.


Name 1, just 1 responsible and respectable ibo politician or leader in Nigeria.

[quote author=maxwello.yg]Check your spellings before you call me dullard next time.
Else, you'd be making fool of yourself.[/quote]I'm posting off my cell so I have zero apologies for you..

Sounds like you don't have anything sensible to contribute and you are still a damn dullard..

nku5: There are more serious issues to contend with in this country.

So SW politicians stand for something?? Interesting

And what are the serious issues and what part of the serious issues and equation are you part of since you are practically irrelevant locally and Nationally..?

[quote author=maxwello.yg]You read village newspapers and make careless and pointless assumptions.[/quote]STFU if you don't have anything sensible or rational to debate or chellenge. I have zero tolerance for dullards like you.

hardywaltz: #yawns#
We in the SE either support a candidate or we don't; we do not practise cowardice/treachery like ACN did by pretenting to support Ribadu only to stab him the last minute.

GEJ had nothing to do with Soludo's election, stop reading those cheap newspapers that drag GEJ's name into every news just so they can sell.
Peter Obi out maneuvered him simple & short.

PS: I ain't a GEJ fan just get ur facts rite when running ur mouth on NL.

You must belong to the illiterate wing in your village..

Sincere 9gerian: Crying me a river. Taking panadol for another man's headache. Go remove the log of wood in your eyes first so you can see clearly to continue your unwanted counselling

What else is new from our resident shittthole...

hardywaltz: GEJ knows he can always count on their support even in APGA.

More like GEJ know she can always fcukkk you up by denying you your own choice, your own kind and your own future aka Soludo.

You are basically not in control of your own region and you've never been, you are not in control of your economic and political future because you are always begging AGIP to do everythign for you and even water to drink, you can not do anything for yourself hence GEJ and others doing it for you, hence GEJ and others deciding who to rule you regardless of your own regional hopes and aspirations.

You have zero political or economic force or individual to speak for you, you have zero political base and the not so stable one Ojuku put together just crumbled shamelessly before you because of your own lerders's poor political skills, back stabbing and treachery, lack of any capacity to reach out beyond your region for any effective political or economic power play. ...even when the chance presents itself, your own tribalism, silly emotions and sentiments kickes in to betray you.


You have serious cultural and foundamental problems that no soul within our outside your region can take on.. ...at least not anytime soon

Looks like the dullard didn't iron his gown sef....Smh.

anonimi: As usual I will ignore your insults and abuse, which are all vain attempts to e-timidate those of us who take the pains to analyse and highlight the shortcomings of the CURRENT lords & masters of yoruba politics. Pius Adesanmi already pointed out your scare tactics out:

https://www.nairaland.com/1350079/eebu-o-tinubu-buhari-supporters

That way we can focus on the real issues of policies that affect the lives of our people.

I see that at least you are partially honest with the highlighted part of your post- some of my posts and threads are pro Fashola etc. Obviously you do understand that you can only be praised if you have done something good, which for now are so few for you guys, PROPAGANDA apart!
Don't worry if you ACN guys stop your scamming and hoodwinking of the residents of the "State of Excellence" who bear the TAX BURDEN of your fancy schemes then I will also highlight MORE of your good works and make you sweat less in your job with Fashola.
Deal

BTW, how is your oga at the top's promise for total water in Lagos by 2020,

https://www.nairaland.com/1308999/lasg-plans-total-water-supply

i.e. 5 years after his lease on Alausa house must have expired, coming along?
How many of the 57 LGAs and LCDAs are now covered and will be covered in the less than two years before he leaves office

Abeg get lost, trolls bore me...

Because they are not only lazy and incompetent, they are politically irrelevant. Who takes them seriously gan sef?

They are part of the tribal and Cash and Carry section of the Nigerian politics, they have zero political principle, no political conviction or ideology.

slimghost: Go and learn how to write in simple and correct English first before coming online to spew thrash kid.

Didn't mean to hurt your feeelings. Sounds like you are related to shepopotanmus and Odechukwu.


GTFOH...

anonimi: I don't rail against no one.
I continue to highlight faults as I see them while pointing out worthwhile IMPROVEMENTS to encourage more of such to be done, irrespective of which party or personality is involved.
You can go through my posts- past & recent- again.
Do you find something wrong with that

Keep quiet please, you have zero credibility here. Nearly all your posts and threads on NL are anti Fashola/Tinubu/SW regardless the topic.
I know you are a troll and unlike a lot of folks on NL, I hardly pay your menstrual assss any attention.

Stop acting as if you are a sane and rational poster on NL. You are a troll and a loud mouth for incomoetent and corrupt elements on in Nigeria.

Practically all the investements and development in Nigeria are SW related, even a Northern Nigerian company is basically relocating to the SW.


And according to the usual chest beaters, %70 of the goods entering Nigeria heads to their villages, but investment we no see, projects we no see, GDP is in the dumps and progress remains invisible....

Like they say, fantasy and reality ain't the same...


Long live SW.....

Amosun is too much joo

Ogun State is too much jare

SW is too much for real.....

Eko o ni baje o...

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The luxurious Eko Atlantic on Victoria Island in Lagos

The Eko Atlantic project is a city that will reach international standards
The city of the future could well be a very interesting place in which to live. Forget the hectic, jam-packed urban decay that marks most modern cities: the metropolis of the future will be a clean, efficient and - above all else - thoroughly pleasant place to inhabit.

That’s the dream at any rate. Futurologist Jacque Fresco has been working for years on the Venus Project, a grand plan that reinvents the very notion of a city, and even our whole society, through a design he calls the ‘resource-based economy’.

What is most striking is that this development may not appear first in the west, but in developing nations. In particular: in Africa
The new Africa

The stereotype of urban Africa isn’t a pretty one: mention Cairo, Lagos or Nairobi to the average westerner and crime, slums and poverty are what comes to mind. So the news that Africa is in the process of creating multiple, highly advanced urban developments, including brand-new megacities (designed to house over 10 million people) is somewhat at odds with our preconceived ideas about the continent.

Africa has big plans for its future. And these involve moving rapidly towards the urbanisation of its one billion citizens. A UN report published in 2012 predicts that "Africa's urban population is expected to more than triple from 414 million to 1.26 billion people by the year 2050."

These people are not expected to live in the slum dwellings that blight current African megacities: Cairo already has 19.5 million citizens, but eight million are estimated to live in slum dwellings (up to one million live live in Manshiet alone).

Fresco is no stranger to poverty. "It was during the Great Depression of 1929," he says, "I lived in New York then and I was exposed to many different ideas, but none of them seemed comprehensive, so I started working on a plan for a new type of society, that would eliminate most of the problems that exist today."


The Venus Project

This plan became the Venus Project: a sustainable city based upon energy efficiency, natural resource management and advanced automation. This is combined with a socio-economic system based on social cooperation.

But such a dramatically different vision for the city is harder to create in an already urbanized area: people are resistant to change. It’s far more likely to happen in an area where new developments are desperately wanted. Teo Kermeliotis, writing for CNN describes what is happening in Africa: "From the Konza technopolis outside Nairobi, to King City near the emerging port of Takoradi, Ghana, through the luxurious Eko Atlantic on Victoria Island in Lagos, these urban projects are designed to offer high-quality services and modern infrastructure."

Lagos is in a similar situation to Cairo, and is already rapidly evolving away from its slum-town image. Professor Johnson Bade Falade, habitat program manager for Nigeria, told CNN that a number of socio-economic factors have led to Lagos experiencing an "astronomical growth". "At the time Lagos was growing there wasn't too much importance attached to physical planning," he explained. "We were left with the kinds of challenges that cities are growing, planning is not complete."

The Eko Atlantic development in Lagos is a sign of things to come. This impressive residential and business development is being built primarily to protect Victoria Island from coastal erosion and the threat of flooding. This three and a half square miles of land is based on Manhattan, and is expected to provide accommodation for 250,000 people and employment opportunities for a further 150,000.

"This is a city for the 21st century, we are not using an old model," says David Frame, managing director of Eko Atlantic. "We are finding ways and means to produce a city that will reach international standards."

The luxurious Eko Atlantic on Victoria Island in Lagos
Better infrastructure

To this end Lagos has launched new rapid-transit bus systems, reliable urban railways and a fleet of new rubbish collection lorries to prevent the new area descending into squalor. "We have a lot of opportunity for recreational facilities as well as providing a core business centre and a good place to live right on the coast of Lagos," says Eko Atlantic’s Frame.

Perhaps more than any other continent on Earth Africa sorely needs these kinds of projects. De Buys Scott, KPMG Africa head of infrastructure, says: "The gap between where Africa is and where we could be is huge...businesses cite road and transport infrastructure challenges as obstacles to functioning properly. Overcoming this will enhance the working environment for business.” In the view of Sue Bannister, a partner at City Insight: "The world today is about cities. Cities are where it is happening these days. Research show that cities make people smarter and more creative."

Impact on life

All of which sounds amazing, but only for those people lucky enough to live in the city. For those moving to a city there can be problems of homelessness and human congestion, which are less positive. And the process of renewal can be harsh on residents. “The Lagos State government has perpetrated a lot of human-rights abuses in urban slums, forcibly evicting communities without any warning or planning and without any remedy, settlement, or compensation, in their effort to develop the city," Felix Morka, the director of the Social and Economic Rights Action Center in Lagos, told Alexis Okeowo, a reporter from the New Yorker.

For all this, there is one big concern. The movie Field Of Dreams popularised the saying ‘If you build it; they will come’. But there are increasing developments around the world suggesting that isn’t always the case. China is building the largest megacity in the world and by linking up cities it hopes to connect 42 million people more effectively. But Chinese developers built a new complex in Ordos, Inner Mongolia, to house one million people; today the Kangbashi district remains mostly empty with only 20,000-30,000 inhabitants. The entire population has instead chosen to live down the road in neighbouring Dongsheng. The reasons? Initially the problem was high rental prices, but by the time the market for housing in Kangbashi collapsed it had garnered a reputation as a lost cause. Nobody wants to live there.

But given the choice between the slums of today and the gleaming cities of the future, it’s far better to dream of cities that take the best new ideas and make them a reality. And if that happens anywhere, it’ll happen in Africa first.

You might also like:


http://innovation.uk.msn.com/tomorrow/building-megacities-could-africa-lead-the-way

SMH @ the usual suspects..

I keep saying, some folks are too lawless and unfit to function in a lawful and sane society like ours.

Jonathan is weak?



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^^^^^^^ Obedient houseboy.. That Negro is weaker than weak..



What a dullard statement