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Politics › Re: Photos: Osinbanjo Campaigns From Ward To Ward , In Market Place, Keke In Lagos by aresa: 6:28am On Dec 29, 2014
omenka:
Jonathan would be wondering how the fvck he ended up with some guy names Rambo Sambo.
Jonathan would be wondering how the fvck he ended up with some guy names Rambo Sambo. aka Dumbo.. grin
Politics › Re: Don’t Abandon My Husband, Patience Jonathan Begs Voters by aresa: 6:03am On Dec 29, 2014
Any Igbo person who abandons Jonathan will not progress
Desperation don enter MEGA level.... grin grin

LORD HAVE MERCY!!!1 grin grin grin
Politics › Re: What Did Buhari Achieve Infrastructurally As Head Of State? by aresa: 1:15am On Dec 29, 2014
rozayx5:
that is really bad, that means he did not have any plans to develop the Country or raise it standard of living of nigerians in general
now i see why his fans try to cling to PTF and his ministerial positions, cause as head of State he achieved nothing,

20 months is a long period, in the last 20 months i know what my Governor has achieved
Who is your governor and please tell us what he achieved in 20 months..
Politics › Re: Igbo Group In Lagos Writes Fashola, Complains About Marginalisation by aresa: 12:49am On Dec 29, 2014
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Vicel:
Well I can't batter words with u ethno-freak. bcoz I am not d only1 DAT have confirmed n affirmed to d fact dat u lack comprehension skills.
Please go n read ur books n be more prayerful to wotever deities ur forefathers worshipped I think dey didn't do u Gud.
Begin with student companion den u get a brighter grammar book1 after make a little tym out to read journals n magazines most importantly visit a Psychotherapist bcoz I see obvious signs of Amnesia from ur childhood... Yoruba bigot rot in hades. Though 1 bed egg can't spoil d reputation ur pple ve built. I dauf my capito for oduduwa children
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Gibberish....
Politics › Re: Igbo Group In Lagos Writes Fashola, Complains About Marginalisation by aresa: 12:19am On Dec 29, 2014
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Vicel:
Hmm I no drop pen one oversabi Don carry paper n pen dey quote me. If its Unreadable den is bcoz u lack reading ability presumably( i don't really know I.e to say),, for gibberish whish is 'rubbish' I would possibly say ways of d elite re, n would continue to be a mystery to d semi-illiterate slowpokes, so is gibberish bcoz u lack comprehension. Hmm... bandwidth this is another term u used to show u re really a low life hovering aboard Nairaland for socialization n ur unrepentant barbarism wont let u, tell me in a country were we have freedom of speech will u dictate wot I should post with an account I signed up with my hands n datahuh Its wasted as u said bt I bought it with my money wen is suppose to be free.

Didn't mean to delay thread apologies pls.@ op n fellow nairalanders
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Still couldn't read your rubbish. Get off the chinko kpanda and post something legible..
Politics › Re: Igbo Group In Lagos Writes Fashola, Complains About Marginalisation by aresa: 12:17am On Dec 29, 2014
Obi1kenobi:
Who is beating empty chests? Isn't it the clown going on as if Yorubas are all wealthy benefactors providing us poor Igbos with "benefits"? First hand out these benefits to the tens of millions of your own poor people, ehn? Apparently, a poor Yoruba man selling off his inherited family land to an Igbo man is providing him with "benefits" by your twisted logic.

Oh, I also note you mistranslated my simple comment about the SE having Nigeia's largest population density. You translated it as me saying the SE has the largest population in Nigeria. See why I said you have comprehension issues?
Again, if Yoruba people have no benefits to offer you, why remain in Lagos state? Why demand benefits and recognition from Lagos state? Why not just go back to your own states where your leaders collect taxes and allocations just like Lagos state? Why is this so hard to do?
Politics › Re: Igbo Group In Lagos Writes Fashola, Complains About Marginalisation by aresa: 12:14am On Dec 29, 2014
OdenigboAroli:
It was a casual talk,but you danm know what it meant. Fashola will welcome any investor and facilitate their set up,irrespective of tribe,nationality or race. Thats the point,so get off your high horse because you aren't more intelligent than alaye boys in the streets of Docemo. They are even better than you because they aren't educated but look at your reasoning.
It was not a casual talk, it was crappy and very disrespectful. You want people to take you seriously and give you whatever dues you think you deserve, but you do nothing but insult and disrespect them endlessly. This is all you do.

It's Fashola's job and responsibility to seek investments to grow his economy, create jobs and develop his state, but that doesn't mean he must protect and enforce the laws passed by the people of Lagos, that doesn't mean he must dilute his state, Lagosians and their identity, that doesn't mean he should give recognition to people who don't even give a dam about his state and his party.

You and your people pledged your support for GEJ, the PDP and their anti Lagos policies so please tell us how you are helping the people of Lagos state governed by the APC?


We don't need you and your worthless votes...
Politics › Re: Igbo Group In Lagos Writes Fashola, Complains About Marginalisation by aresa: 12:04am On Dec 29, 2014
Validated:
I knew a landlord who had an Ibo tenant. The tenant had a booming business and landlord was getting rent regularly. Incremental rent was as he wished.

The tenant and his wife grew the small stall and soon expanded to occupy two additional rooms in the house. They created shelves and turned the small shop into a supermarket.

Then the landlord and his wife became jealous. So the asked the man to pack. They claimed that they wanted to renovate the place for their son who is grown and needs a room. Against all plea, the landlord insisted that the Ibo man must pack. The Ibo man packed and luckily got another space on Ifako-Ijaye Road. This was in 2010.

Meanwhile landlord and wife opened a supermarket. Fast forward to July 2014, landlord supermarket has since closed and deserted. The same Ibo trader just bought the house from him and allowed his (landlord) son to live in one room.

This is the irony of a Lagos "Landlord". My question really is "who owns Lagos"? If you take a census you would be surprised. For example in my small street, we have about 15 Landlords. Of these number, 4 are Yorubas.. The rest are Ibos and Mid-Westerners. The Yoruba neighbour opposite my house is late and the feelers is that the children are willing to sell. The one beside is is uncompleted and may be sold soon as it requires demolition.

A good example is the Obawoles. They owned almost half of Ifako-Ijaye, but as I write almost 70% of the land have been sold to "Visitors" who now have 99 years occupancy rights. Who is the landlord or rather who owns Lagos if I may ask?
Who is the landlord or rather who owns Lagos if I may ask?
Is this not the most elementary question and the easiest to answer?

The landlord rules and calls the shot while the tenant make noise and beg for recognition.



You really should try selling this delusional tales by moonlight fantasy to Nollywood grin
Politics › Re: Igbo Group In Lagos Writes Fashola, Complains About Marginalisation by aresa: 11:56pm On Dec 28, 2014
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Obi1kenobi:
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The point isn't about the merits of Lagos, you dumb cretin. Clearly betraying your comprehension skills - or lack of it. It's about the phantom "benefits" you (Yorubas by your reckoning) claim you provide Igbos with - as if you're some kind of philantropic benefactors of Igbos. The most deluded load of nonsense I've read here.

Oh, and our states actually have people resident in them. I know you tribal keyboard warriors who have little exposure beyond your little bubble may find that hard to believe. The SE has the biggest population density in Nigeria.
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The SE has the biggest population density in Nigeria
^^^^^ All you do is beat your shallow and empty chests that doesn't jive with reality.

They say majority rule so why not just take and rule instead of begging, crying and annoying people all over the place?

You made zero sense. Even your own rant doesn't agree with you which I find very sad and pathetic...
Politics › Re: Igbo Group In Lagos Writes Fashola, Complains About Marginalisation by aresa: 11:49pm On Dec 28, 2014
Callfubu:
and you tried buying a land from any ibo man in the east before? by the way, try to find the meaning of hospitality. Yoruba's keep clamoring on stupid hospitality, which hospitality has been given to Ibo's anywhere? we are hustlers and just want to do business thereby improving the economy of wherever we find ourselves.. or we should come to thank you for living and making a living in Lagos? and you honestly don't think this your statement has actually made you a bigot
Why is it so hard for you people to stay in your own village and improve your own economy for the sake of your children and grandchildren?
Politics › Re: Igbo Group In Lagos Writes Fashola, Complains About Marginalisation by aresa: 11:46pm On Dec 28, 2014
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Vicel:
hmmm. Naija n everyday new wahala.


See dem Yoruba guyz just dey rant as if no be d peace luvin hypocrites dem be rubbish.

To d topic gaskiya me no knw wetin to comment abt am bt if integration is not possible in a metropolis as Lagos were is been seen as d centre of unity n spirit of oneness cumin to life, den I don't tink 1 Nigeria is achievable anywhere else in Dis country.


As to does raining abuses n threats abt d way Dis country go desperate go wait make I graduate by august next year 4rm Dis Uni 4 north den n only den I will lyk to key in to DAT madness.

Wot is d essence of education in Nigeria if little issues lyk Dis can't be settled by dialogue n wot pains me most is to see supposed leaders of tomorrow causing agitation by dere myopic level of thinking.

All thanks to Nairaland I see sum teenagers insulting dere elders n dere mates all in d name of commenting on a thread pls abuses can never take us anywhere.... FACT.


I am indeed a One Nigeria fan Wazobia is my tribe n identity n I practise DAT. BUT my loyalty lies to my pple BIAFRANS....


I thought d yorubas claim to be d most enlightened In Dis country due to dey set academic standards why can't dey overcome tribalism, ethnicity n d I care only 4 d yorubas attitudehuh
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Of what use is this unreadable gibberish? Waste of bandwidth..
Politics › Re: Igbo Group In Lagos Writes Fashola, Complains About Marginalisation by aresa: 11:43pm On Dec 28, 2014
OdenigboAroli:
And you consider yourself intelligent?
OdenigboAroli:
You shock me,I swear....Lagos is just a little section of Nigeria. Yoruba people are not doing anything special for the Igbo because they dont control anything. If I show money to Fashola he will sell me whatever I want. Stop being a fool and wake the fffuck up. You are not in control of anything. Danm!
With the above highlight, I definitely know you are very very unintelligent... I don't eve think you are the sharpest knife in your village..
Politics › Re: Igbo Group In Lagos Writes Fashola, Complains About Marginalisation by aresa: 11:38pm On Dec 28, 2014
An2elect2:
Why do i have a feeling that the igbos will succeed in their ploy? undecided
Because you are ibo of course...
Politics › Re: Igbo Group In Lagos Writes Fashola, Complains About Marginalisation by aresa: 11:35pm On Dec 28, 2014
Obi1kenobi:
Any foreigner who reads this deluded twaddle would think Yoruba land is like some utopian Scandinavian welfare state that has freely catered to destitute Igbos who arrived with only their clothes on their backs.



[s]Who would know it's just like any other impoverished area in Africa with tons of people living in squalor - except many of its impoverished indigenes sell off their land to settlers and then get all outraged at the suggestion they're ceding control of the land they're selling. Whatever we get in this state, we work for it. You do not provide any "benefits" whatsoever to settlers. All the settlers do is add to the economy and drive commerce and pay their taxes. People come to Lagos because it's the industrial and commercial nerve centre of the country, with port facilities and a huge market to target. They don't come because they're expecting any benefits from anyone. Benefits from who? Who do you think you're fooling wih your delusional self-flattery?[/s]
If Lagos state is not a good or the best place for ibo people, then why endlessly keep crying and killing yourselves over Lgaos state? Why not just pack your load and go and make your own land the utopian Scandinavian welfare state and stop annoying us and constituting nuisance every day?

You states collects taxes and allocation so they should be able to provide all the rubbish you listed for you and your people...


You made zero sense and I wont even bother with the rest of your pointless and thoughtless trash....
Politics › Re: The President Said Nigeria's Woes Would Have Been Worse But For Prayers. by aresa(op): 11:09pm On Dec 28, 2014
There are a thousand and one Nigerians that are super qualified more than those people who are even aspiring to occupy offices.


When he saddled us with crooks, looters and corrupt people under his own EFCC investigations, was he telling us these are the best Nigerians to appoint?


When he saddled us with crooks, looters and corrupt people like the 82 year old geriatric at the NPA, was he telling us he was the most qualified Nigerian around?

Worthless hypocrite...
Politics › The President Said Nigeria's Woes Would Have Been Worse But For Prayers. by aresa(op): 11:00pm On Dec 28, 2014
Jonathan to Nigerians: Endure hardship that comes with fallen oil price

President Goodluck Jonathan has asked Nigerians to endure the effects of the current drop in global oil prices, saying the nation will survive it.
Mr. Jonathan, while speaking at the Christ Apostolic Church in Abuja on Sunday, said the oil price drop is nothing compared to 2008 to 2009 when oil was sold for $40 per barrel.
“Of course, if t‎here is a drop in oil price, it will affect us in one way or the other. We tell our people to bear with us. It has happened before in 2008, 2009 that was almost about $40, we survived as a nation.
“This time, by all predictions, it will not even go as low as that, we will surely survive it. The economic team is working very hard to stabilise it and we believe that although there may be temporary inconveniences, it will definitely not bring the economy down” he said.
The President told the congregation that he decided to go round churches in Abuja to thank them for their prayers. He said even as the challenges facing the country increased during his tenure, Nigeria’s current woes would have been worse but for prayers.
“With the prayers you continue to offer to God, God will see us through” he said, adding that it was worse in the bible days.
The President said 2015 “is a tempting year for us” since election year in third world countries is always turbulent.
“All that I will request of you is to continue to pray for us politicians, myself and other politicians from all political parties, for God to guide us in our utterances and what we do so that we will not sacrifice the lives of Nigerians because of our ambitions.
“Nobody’s ambition is worth the blood of any Nigerian. Pray to God to give us that wisdom and mind to make sure we conduct ourselves in a way that will not set the country ablaze because of our own personal ambition.
“There are so many good Nigerians that can hold the offices we are occupying or aspiring to occupy, it is by privilege of God that we are here in positions to ask for the mandates of Nigerians.
“None of us should begin to think that he is the best person to be anywhere from state houses of assembly to the president. There are a thousand and one Nigerians that are super qualified more than those people who are even aspiring to occupy offices.
“The development of Nigeria is what all of us want. If every aspirant has the mind to develop the people, the. You do not need to kill or maim people to get there.
“You do not need to kill the people you want to develop in order to get to the office you want except if you are aspiring for that office for a different reason.
“If the idea is to help the people, grow the economy and make the people happy, you won’t want to kill, you won’t want to maim or burn down houses, vehicles and property.
“Human beings may see things differently but God can guide us, ” he added.
Mr. Jonathan said his administration is coming up with policies to move the country forward; and subtly campaigned for votes in the coming elections saying: “those who are taking pains to look at what we are doing will agree with us that if we progress as a nation steadily in this manner, in the next four or five years, this country will be a better place.”
The President admitted that the results of his “policies” are not obvious but said “God willing”, job opportunities will continue to increase and many more young people will be engaged.
Premium Times..



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Politics › Re: Igbo Group In Lagos Writes Fashola, Complains About Marginalisation by aresa: 10:56pm On Dec 28, 2014
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OdenigboAroli:
You shock me,I swear....Lagos is just a little section of Nigeria. Yoruba people are not doing anything special for the Igbo because they dont control anything. If I show money to Fashola he will sell me whatever I want. Stop being a fool and wake the fffuck up. You are not in control of anything. Danm!
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I don't debate unintelligent rubbish..
Politics › Re: Lagos-Based Artistes Step Out For Buhari (Pics) by aresa: 10:54pm On Dec 28, 2014
eaglechild:
Where is Buhari?

Does it mean that anyone who wears APC rag around his neck is supporting Buhari?

Some may just be lending their support to a governor or senator not necessarily Boko king.

Meanwhile that lady in silver gown should know that respect cannot come from exposing one's body.
Actually they wear APC scarfs around their necks because they are the Aso Rock dullard's supporters.. grin


You people and your forced delusions sha... grin
Politics › Re: Jonathan To Nigerians: Give Me Another Five Years To Transform Nigeria by aresa: 10:48pm On Dec 28, 2014
lmao @ Another church proclamation...

Must this useless man and religious bigot go to the church to speak to Nigerians?
Politics › Re: Igbo Group In Lagos Writes Fashola, Complains About Marginalisation by aresa: 10:41pm On Dec 28, 2014
Mcowubaba:
i hav noticed something, many Yorubas (on Nairaland) hate ibos with so much scorn nd disgust, me i dnt gethuh, ibos asking for political recognition in Lagos is nt totally bad, the said the contribute GREATLY to the Economy, =i think the 1 Ibo commissioner appointed by Gov. Fashola is Ok (bt maybe more is also welcomed)...Ibos pls dnt 4get Lagos is NOT a No man's land, it is a Yorubaland no matter ur Population/Contributionhuh..my advise =peacefully appeal 4 more policies that will benefit d Ibo community in Lagos..dats wat is important..nt political appointments..
It is absolutely not possible to hate ibo people while at the same time offer them generous hospitality, comfort, support, safe and secured environment for them to thrive and prosper. They don't even get such benefits in back in their own states, town and villages hence rushing to find home and refuge in Yorubaland...


If they really care about Lagos state and the people of Lagos, then start supporting and voting for the APC locally and Nationally. You can not demand recognition where you don't love and support with your votes..

It's not even like they give a damn about Lagos anyways and if I might add, the people of Lagos state care less about your worthless votes to who cares....
Politics › Re: Igbo Group In Lagos Writes Fashola, Complains About Marginalisation by aresa: 7:24pm On Dec 28, 2014
knowledgeable:
Brother me, give example now!!.
What example...?
Politics › Re: Buhari Doesn’t Care About You – PDP Chieftain Tells Christians by aresa: 6:45pm On Dec 28, 2014
theV0ice:
Will GEJ also disappoint the few Muslims that will vote for him? If you believe he will, what is Sambo doing as his VP candidate? Or is Sambo a new christian convert?

If only you saTANists and your PDP leaders actually take time to think through before embarrassing yourselves in public.
Why deny us the laugh and amusement? grin
Politics › Re: APGA Guber candidate In Katsina Displays Posters With GMB by aresa: 6:43pm On Dec 28, 2014
New definition for attache by force...
Politics › Re: Igbo Group In Lagos Writes Fashola, Complains About Marginalisation by aresa: 6:34pm On Dec 28, 2014
backtosender:
This is the consequences of fighting one nigeria so after so much investment and resources from eastern region which we invested so much in lagos and abuja they want to steal what belongs to us?this is called stealing with the highest degree fashola should listen and listen carefully cuz we no he is a gentle man he does not behave like his barbaric kinsmen he shold allow igbos and other tribes to enjoy their heavy investment in lagos before is too late for them.Asari have warned that he will level yorubaland that been enjoying our oil wealth but the end of the day betray us by joining their gambari masters
Lagos was developed state before Nigeria as a country and Yorubaland survived and garnered first in everything before your oil so kill that noise. Oil was nothing but a huge distraction and setback for us...
Politics › Re: Igbo Group In Lagos Writes Fashola, Complains About Marginalisation by aresa: 6:31pm On Dec 28, 2014
redsun:
Do the best igbos actually need fashola to make their mark politically in Africa? It is democrazy,opem to all,abi no be so? All they need are numbers and committed participations to carve their ninch politically in Lagos,just like in business.
Why work hard or do the heavy lifting for anything if you can easily bully people and demand anything from them to be handed over to you because you are god almighty..
Politics › Re: Igbo Group In Lagos Writes Fashola, Complains About Marginalisation by aresa: 5:45pm On Dec 28, 2014
Remarkable:
Am I the only one that feels this guy has stomach infrastructure on his mind? which one be "infrastructurally"?
Get off the ignorant track. Infrastructurally means fixing our roads or refunding the N50 billion we spent fixing federal roads...
Politics › Re: Igbo Group In Lagos Writes Fashola, Complains About Marginalisation by aresa: 5:43pm On Dec 28, 2014
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Remarkable:
Juvenile, so juvenile. He's right - you sound like a little girl pouting that her bf dumped her or something... yet you are a grownass man, sulking lwkmd.

Listen nigger, we don't start ish, but when you come to rub ish in our faces, you will never forget the reaction you will get from that Igbo you decided to mess with.

You were the provokers of Igbo Lagosians, and I am glad to see that you have not forgotten their reactions you are pouting of till date.

Fash. has not deported another single Igbo...

Ladipo is being rebuilt and Igbos are involved ....

An Igbo is Iya'loja....

Councillor, Commissioner, etc...

Igbos live peacefully with other tribes all over Nigeria... and the globe;no reasonable person will start throwing tantrums because someone else they feel is an "outsider" wants to run for office.

it is at this juncture that I want to ask: what exactly are you guys afraid of?
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Rubbish....
Politics › Re: Igbo Group In Lagos Writes Fashola, Complains About Marginalisation by aresa: 5:04pm On Dec 28, 2014
customized13:
Fashola should better address our clamour else we won't vote APC.
You wan't recognition and benefits in Lagos state which is a state governed by the APC, but you have no love for APC/Lagos state and you, your local and national leaders have pledged your support to work against APC in favor of the anti Lagos state PDP and your GEJ. 2 antagonistic entities bent on denying Lagos state everything economically and infrastructurally.

The question now is, why demand recognition and benefits from the same state you are working against politically, economically and infrastructurally?

It doesn't make sense. If you want benefits and recognition from Lagos state, you have to be for the APC locally and Nationally because federal policies affects Lagos state socially, economically and infrastructurally.

You can not have it both ways.
Politics › Re: Igbo Group In Lagos Writes Fashola, Complains About Marginalisation by aresa: 4:16pm On Dec 28, 2014
Justcash:
According to the constitution, the state holds and administers rights over land use for "All NIGERIANS".

As long as I keep paying the required fees as stipulated by the state government for the stipulated time frame, I own the land. It is mine until the day that I cannot lay claim of it.

Moreover, the C OF O is applicable to every NIGERIAN irrespective of ethnicity and religion. In essence, even Yorubas are subject to the same law. The land is not owned by the Yorubas as purported by many here, but by the government. A government is not an ethnic or religious institution. In this case, there is no special privilege accorded to the Yorubas.

Finally, the state cannot just wake up one day and start seizing lands bought legitimately because they feel worried about a certain ethnic group. They will be sued and Justice will prevail.
You don't and can not own anything. The land is leased to you and your lease is subject to revocation anytime.

Ownership and lease are 2 different things. At least understand the basics before commenting...
Politics › Re: Igbo Group In Lagos Writes Fashola, Complains About Marginalisation by aresa:
Justcash:
The IGBO group in question is seeking for political relevance in Lagos State. They are exerting pressure for political gains because they feel that they have earned it. They are NIGERIANS, and they have the constitutional right to do that. Other ethnic based pressure groups can do same in other states of Nigeria if they feel that they need political relevance. As long as they are Nigerians, it is constitutional.

The anger generated by the action of this pressure group is based on suspicion of ethnic dominance, which is totally unnecessary. Very unnecessary. I see some people threatening pogrom. That is the height of ethnic bigotry, envy and hatred. Not like I care about how they feel because a pogrom cannot happen in present day Lagos State. Talk of OYO, Ogun etc, I'll agree. Lagos? Forget it. Where you wan start and where you wan finish? SMH.
You didn't earn anything politically or even socially and you care less about other people, this is just trying to bully other people to get what you want and even what you didn't earn.

Earning something means respecting other people, their hospitality and generosity, respecting other people's way of life and culture, respecting their land, respecting their laws and policies all which you people are yet do, all you do is insult other people.

Every other ethnic groups in Nigeria residing in Lagos state respects the laws and policies in Lagos, but not you people, you cry and complain over everything, you think every passed laws to designed to benefit the society goes against ibo people, even deportation was anti ibo when in fact it was the other way around since folks from other states gets the same treatment, even your own states deports all the time.

The say clean up your mess in Ladipo and you people turned the whole thing into anti ibo and tribal drama, they say pay your taxes like the rest of the state, but you cry and yell that the state is overtaxing ibo people when in fact Lagos state has nothing to do with Nigeria's taxation laws, they just want you to pay like the rest of the state .

In fact, when was the last time you stayed with the people of Lagos state or showed any kind of solidarity in times of trouble? Never. You dump the people of Lagos and jump on the next EKENEDILICHUKWU BUS back to your villages and let the people of Lagos fend for themselves and save their own souls.

Tribalism and ethnic bigotry is the other way around and when it comes to ibo people, you don't hide it, we hear you spew it everyday and even your leaders spew the same garbage endlessly. Ibo people and their leaders went to town claiming Lagos is no man's land so if Lagos is really no mans land, why not just go ahead and claim it and even elect your own governor and officials?

You are begging, crying and seeking relevance because you know Lagos belongs to the people of Lagos and not you.
Politics › Re: Igbo Group In Lagos Writes Fashola, Complains About Marginalisation by aresa: 6:14am On Dec 28, 2014
huptin:
There is no such thing as Certificate of Ownership, you can only get a Crrtificate of Occupancy which elapses after 99 years of occupying a land. So technically you do not own a land by purchasing it, you are only occupying it so says Nigeria's constituition.
They can even revoke your COC anytime sef'''
Politics › Re: Igbo Group In Lagos Writes Fashola, Complains About Marginalisation by aresa: 6:12am On Dec 28, 2014
knowledgeable:
By rejecting proportional representative within a democracy in lagos , the Nigeria project has failed again. This might even be a tacit acceptance of the idea of Biafra by the yorubas this time around. As yorubas and hausas gradually reject the Igbos, AU will continue to recognize Biafra. It will not be out of place to say that the yorubas have wakened up to the realization that the Nigerian project will not sustain their civilization. They are pursuing two prong approach to achieving this. (1), setting Hausa/Fulani up on a violent collision curse with the Igbos if Buhari loses in the up coming presidential election by blinded support to Buhari as a result of a blinded mentality of born to rule of the Hausa/Fulani oligarchs. (2), by hedging and hoping that Buhari's winning will provide them with a second fiddle and in ample position to transform their region into an African and global financial center (ref. Echo Atlantic). In a short term, the calculations seems possible but unforeseen forces like the drop in oil prices and the forces of regionalism it self will expose the shallowness of what I call "the Yoruba logic". Hausa/Fulani will outsmart them too by claiming that their brave and violent antecedence brought victory to them and not the yorubas cowardly disposition.
Everything is ok when you trash, insult, denigrate and deny other people the same thing you cry over all over the place, but it fails all of a sudden when you don't get your selfish ways...


You people need to take a seat somewhere with that rubbish..

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