₦airaland Forum

TRUTHaDDICT:
For the offence of being an opposition abi? ChickenHearted!

wheredemdey:
Thank goodness u knw I have a village....lagos is for all....our general heritage..go and chase away the igbo house of assembly member...go and chase away the niger delta and Igbo HOR member....

Rubbish...u go to London and commit all crimes despite the fact u lots contribute little or nothing to the gdp...yet nobody harasses u...its Lagos dat we built that u r here blabbing ...osogbo boy feeling funky

samola98:
idiot

globe16:
Your attention is needed here. Thanks
https://www.nairaland.com/3232530/where-bola-tinubu

babajero:
Why can't buhari's wife enter America, any part at all.

greatjoey:
Do you have any shame? He was told never to dare come to any state in the west and here he was in Lagos and specifically Tifnubu enclave unchallenged? Which is more challenging? Daring the lion by visiting its den, or daring the lion by visiting sheep and donkeys neighbours' territories?

biafrasun:
they would continue to be ur nightmare till u die

redcap:
All these jubilation over mere block industry. Na wao.

Nawa4nl:
You are all tribalist that's why you want the igbo's out of lagos but are too scared for them to leave!
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Fedayeen02:
continue defending the dulllard out of religious sentiment.

Fedayeen02:
trash. Pray for buhari to be around till then

Lordave:
Zombies interests me honestly.

Nawa4nl:
No be Fashola deport Igbo's from Lagos?

No be una Oba threaten Igbo people?

Is that not hate?

Now the same people u hate want out and anybody that agree's with their cry to you is IPOB.

Since you hate the Igbo's so badly why are you desperate to keep them?

One guy answered it well below!



Una dey fear the South-East & South-South!
Well una choose the North, so enjoy am, while we enjoy the industrious South-East

ErasmusCOMP:
When will these two groups stop this ego fight and see the big picture? Hausa Fulani is gradually taking over critical sectors of our lives and we are here fooling ourselves...habaaa!

Nawa4nl:
So anybody that cries out against the injustice the South-East & South-South endure is now IPOB.
Is Wole Sonyinka too IPOB?

Does he not support IPOB?

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Lordave:
Not only him, Burutai, Dambazzau, Oshi-M-Ole, Amaechi, Okorocha and lastly but not the least Aisha Buhari.

wheredemdey:
Save ur band with.....why issue threats when u are not ready to see it thru??

Why tell a man not to come to Lagos....our national patrimony...a state built and developed by all of us...a state owned by all Nigerians.....u issue a threat...the issuee dares u and comes to Lagos and now ur mouth have changed


Oily people and inborn cowardice...i spit on you

rosebowl01:
How can Dino be daring "Yorubas" when he himself is "Yoruba"?

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