₦airaland Forum

lagcity:
screw this, the Ojukwu thread is more interesting . u okoros shldn't follow me there ooo. u still have some crying to do on this ilorin issue, remember?

wait till nchara, ndoghiha and chino discover this thread, its going to fuuuunnnnn

lagcity:
it is well, don't cry. u r too emotional. have u been taking those estrogen pills again?

am trying to stop crying i mean this is the most emotional thread since awolowo took rat poison and ijaws sacked yorubas from ondo    

lagcity:
^^^^^
you mean Zik who was gangbanged by Bello and Balewa. u dont know ur history boy. anyway, we r not biafrans, we dont cry, so u ppl can cry for us. make urself useful

my friend this is no time for jokes we are talking about losing the whole kwara state and possible oyo state and your here making jokes, take time ooo.

BlackPikiN:
That's just the bitter truth.
They have discussed at all levels and He probably didnt know when He dropped the secret message.


Honestly, I hate threads like this.

I noticed that they are not even fighting to get back Ilorin. That's like accepting defeat!
I know the loud-mouthed ones will say they will fight to get back this two towns but history must repeat itself again.


One sabo(most likely JARUS na jk o.  :Dlol) will emerge and they might probably be conquered to Oyo state.


Do you know there's a GAMBARI village in Oyo?

pls dont say that they have dayokanu ,adekunle, bluetooth,ekoile and dudenegro to fight the good fight am still crying this thread is soo emotional.

Eko Ile:
You are still not making any sense. Your ramblings connotes hate bitterness and pettiness. It's also crude, crass and tacky. This is not what you say to people when they go out of their way to help and stand with you regardless of your childish and misguided thoughts.


This is why people don't take you clowns seriously,

you beg for oil handouts now your begging for recognition and cookies for attending a burial of the greatest man to come out of nigeria, we should have charged you for even being part of that great opportunity to stand among lions , among people that speak the truth , among the last of the mohicans considering how many times you insult the man even up till today, pathetic humans.

alex_101:
These parasitic northerners are bunch of hypocrites and liars

Where is the proof of them having 62% of nigeria's population, with no credible census?

Concerning Ilorin, our friends of Yoruba extraction should blame Victor Banjo, who disobeyed orders. Had he carried out his task to the LETTER, we will not be having this conversation today, for the hausa/fulanis will have been driven out of kwara and the state restored to its rightful owners (the Yorubas). Well, too bad .

this is not time to blame yorubas it is the time to cry for them and lend them any support excluding human or military support but your right shaa if only awolowo listened but he prefered to sell their future for a plate of ewedu and fufu.

alj harem:
What ethnic group are you from in delta ?

Manny_01:
Urhobo,

alhj harem uv gone mad, stop talking to yourself. we know urobos never speak bad of igbos so this mission have already failed, many of them live in onitsha and enugu and have made it their home, do a better research next time.

lagcity:
oh well, time will tell. the only thing i see happening is Yoruba going crazy and grabbing half of west africa like old Oyo did. the funny thing is that we now know that Igbos exist, so u ppl won't be safe like u were b4 . SE jungle won't save u this time around

you should be worried about lagos, chai , igbos don seize lagos , hausas don seize illorin , ijaws don seize ondo sacking villagers , edo is threatning to get its land back from yorubas, i cry for odua

And let me tell you that in the event of the breakup of this country, Ilorin and Offa will remain 100 % Northern Nigeria and not one each of land will be ceded to them.





About a week ago, social critic and Second Republic parliamentarian, Dr Junaid Mohammed convened a very popular meeting of Northern academics, thinkers, media gurus, businessmen and politicians in Abuja.

The aim of the meeting was to confront the challenges before the North apparently against the background of the clamour for a Sovereign National Conference(SNC), among other issues. In this interview, Mohammed exuding both confidence and anger says that the North is ready for not just the conference but even for the break up of Nigeria if that is what the promoters of SNC wants.

Excerpt…
You have just convened a conference that assembled the academics, the business guru and a few serving politicians from the Northern Region. What is your own assessment of the conference in terms of the outcome?
Personally speaking, I am not keen on giving my own personal, objective assessment as it were. Rather, other people should do it; those who attended the conference or observed the outcome. It is up to them and other Nigerians who are fair-minded enough to pass their own value judgment in terms of whether it was good or bad, whether it was attended or not, or whether it has achieved its objective or not.

Evaluation naturally succeeds an event like this. Would you say the conference has achieved the goals for which it was set to attain? Would you say that it has attained the targeted objective(s)?
Over 90 percent of the people who visited or attended the meeting- it is more modest to call it a meting, and I am a modest person by inclination, over 90 percent are people who have been known to me. Some have been known to me for well over 50 years and some have been known to me for well over 40 years, some over 30 years.

And we have always been in the habit of sitting down to discuss current affairs, situation in the country, international affairs and what have you. So, when I looked back at the quality discussions with most of the people, I consulted with others and we decided on some of the people good enough to be included. In fact some of us were beginning to wonder how come this initiative had not come earlier.

When we consulted, we decided contacting our friends. We found that there was enough to talk about and there were enough people to do the talking. And we started sending out the invitation and our first task at the meeting was to ask if what we set out to do was worth- while, whether it was worth doing.

Whether we could rub minds and define certain situations and see whether we can give people who feel completely left out of the scheme of things, left out and marginalized by the nature of the Nigerian press, the Nigerian media generally to people who are saying things that are sensible and rational but do not always get the chance to say their mind because they don’t even know the media and they don’t even know the people who run the media and they don’t know the influence of some of these media people. And to make matters worse, quite a number of people are being insulted.

You know you (the Lagos press) insult a whole community; you mention a Northerner and it is as if you mention the North as if it were a colony of lepers and as if some of us are not Nigerians, as if some of us are not even human simply because we are seen as lazy, irresponsible or greedy and all sort of things. And we know that we are not that and we believe that it will be unwise to continue with this kind of charade and farce.

And then the issue of the so- called Sovereign National Conference has also been abused by people who have hidden agenda and who specialize in recruiting some people to do their dirty jobs for them, to do their dirty insulting job for them. And when the situation comes and it did during the civil war, they simply go underground and allow other people to die for nothing. And if you remember that the Nigeria Civil War cost Nigerians over one million people, you can see why some people are not keen to simply take up to insulting people and abusing people and that peace is better than war because after all, life is better than death.

From the names of attendees, it seemed that some of the people holding political appointments in the North in the present dispensation were quietly left out. Was it deliberate or an accident?
Well, I don’t want to categorize people on the basis of their intellectual worth or by their political appointment because there are people there who by any standard in any society and in any culture who are and must be regarded as intellectuals but who have also held political appointments. For example, Dr. Shettima Mustapha from Borno State, he was one of the earliest agricultural extension workers of Northern Nigeria. He has been a Minister of Agriculture, Water Resources and that kind of things. So, can you now say that he is not an intellectual or can you say that he is simply not a politician?

The issue of the Sovereign National Conference echoed quite well in the communiqué of the conference. Let us have your perspective in relation to that call by some Nigerians for a form of dialogue?
Asking me to talk about the calls for the Sovereign National Conference will be a little bit unfair. Those who are asking and agitating for the Sovereign National Conference should now come and tell Nigerians what it is that they want. We agree that if there is going to be a Sovereign National Conference, that we would attend. However, in all the meetings that they have had, they (the promoters) have never invited anybody of consequence from the North. They decided that somehow, the North is against the convocation of the Sovereign National Conference and they will not invite the North.

Or they were prepared to have hired thugs, who will accept what has been written for them to go and say it. Now, if you are to be in your mind, can you see Balarabe Musa representing the North or even representing the defunct PRP? But he was invited and he claims to be speaking for the North. That to me shows the level of duplicity and audacity of this people and those behind the calls for the Sovereign National Conference. If you want people to be represented, you look for their genuine representatives, the genuine people who speak for them. Whether what they will say is pleasant or not, but at least, you know that they are speaking for some people. If you ask a rather nobody like Balarabe Musa to, then he will speak for nobody.

Then, when it suits you, you say that Balarabe Musa is representing the North; and when it does not suit you, you say the North does not like Sovereign National Conference.
Now, if these people decided to hold a meeting of the conference for any reason or for any purpose, and they did not invite other people who also have a stake in the outcome of that discussion, is it fair for them to say that nobody wanted to come from this part of the country? Is it also fair for them to decide to choose those who will represent this part of the country?

Are you canvassing that those in the South West who held the meeting for the conference should have reached out to the genuine leaders of the North?
And to other leaders, not just that of the North: To the leaders in the East also. The young man who chaired the so-called pre -Sovereign National Conference meeting, who does he represent? He was born in Gusau in Zamfara State. He had his education here at the Igbo Union School. At the moment, he cannot even be regarded as independent because he is beholden to Lagos State Government, beholden to Tinubu and Fashola, because they have given him a political appointment and he is still holding that political appointment and that appointment is also lucrative. Secondly, they also facilitated his becoming the dean of the Lagos Business School.

Now, you may be a little too young to remember: The last time there was an attempt to give a non-Yoruba person the Vice Chancellorship of the University of Lagos, which was still a federal university, there was mayhem. The Vice Chancellor was Late Professor Njoku, an eminent biologist. Somehow, not because he did anything wrong but because he was not from that area, they decided they didn’t want him, that they wanted a Yoruba professor and that grounded the entire Lagos.

The meeting you convened in Abuja is another conference. But is it a reaction against the proponents of SNC or a genuine effort of national building as some of you have claimed?
Well, first and foremost, if you look at my political career, I have never been involved in anything parochial. And I have never needlessly reacted, even when people( Lagos press) have been provocative to me or towards me. But where an issue has become a national issue, rightly or wrongly, whether the issue has been properly defined or not defined at all and we are at the risk of being dragged or pushed to slip into another civil war, without knowing it, I think anybody of conscience, especially those of us who are young men, who saw what happened between 1967-1970, we have a responsibility to say, “ look, yes here I am, if this is a valid and meaningful discussion, I will participate. If you want to have a fight, I better start preparing my own side so that I don’t get slaughtered in my sleep”.

As far as I am concerned, this issue of Sovereign National Conference has been on the table for a very long time. Governments, even those who made promises that they will convene an SNC dodged the issue. And if anybody were to be accused of being afraid of the so called SNC, it should have the likes of Obasanjo, who promised while he was campaigning that he was going to convene one, and when he came, convened a different thing entirely and wanted to use the constitutional discussion or whatever, to perpetuate himself in power and extend his self in power to be a life president. Now, those of us who have nothing to do with it, then and now, are being accused and are being called names. So now, those who want to hear from us what our position is will have the opportunity. Yes, let us go ahead and do the conference but I want to warn every Nigerian, that what they call -those agitators in Lagos – what they call Sovereign National Conference is nothing but a complete transfer of power from the current leaders of the executive branch, from the legislative and even certain judicial powers to the Sovereign National Conference, which will be sovereign. It will be the ultimate authority in the land.

What would you prefer to happen in Nigeria today?
Clearly, they have rejected the idea of using the current institutional structures and constitutional mechanisms to conduct political dialogue. They don’t want the Senate, they don’t want the House of Representatives, and they don’t want the judiciary, even though they dominate at least two of these three institutions. And they have nothing but contempt for the Presidency unless it is held by their own man. And when their man was in charge, even though he was tribalistic and corrupt as anybody can be, the element who dominated the discussion of SNC did not want to admit that he was a factor in the discussion.

They simply made noise and nothing serious. When he left, they came back full blast to talk nonsense. So, whatever they want, we are ready for it, including the breakup of the country. If they want to initiate moves to break up the country, fine. If they want to secede and form their own Oduduwa Republic or the MOSSOB people want to reenact the Biafran tragedy, they are welcome to it. But they should know that it is not going to be their own decision only; it is going to be the decision of all Nigerians.

What if they decide to go for the latter option?
Oh, for goodness sake, you are telling me now to read a crystal ball when I don’t have one. It is up to them to say this is what they want and come out clearly. We are tired of people speaking to us in codes, in clichés and silly meaningless agitation. Let them tell us they don’t want to be part of Nigeria; let them tell us they want to be part of the Oduduwa Republic. That will be fine. If those in the MOSSOB are demanding that they don’t want to be part of Nigeria, fine. If the terrorists in MEND and NDVF or whatever they call themselves say they also want to have their own state, fine. Let me tell you, in the event of the breakup of Nigeria, which will be very unfortunate, the North is the only component that will remain one and united.

And we will retain Abuja as the capital of that truncated Nigeria much to our displeasure. We also have two other cities which could serve as capital of Nigeria. Kano is as good as a capital anywhere in Africa. Kaduna will be good a capital too. Don’t forget, Kaduna was the capital of Northern Nigeria. So going back to Kaduna will be the natural thing for us to do. So what is all the farce? What have we gained from being a part of Nigeria? Tell me! I don’t know what I gained for instance. Look at the revenue allocation formula and tell me how this revenue allocation formula can ever allow peace and stability in any country, not just in Nigeria, which already they say is an artificial creation. And let me tell you that in the event of the breakup of this country, Ilorin and Offa will remain 100 % Northern Nigeria and not one each of land will be ceded to them.

But as an elder statesman, a scholar and a politician, don’t you think that there is a need for restructuring of this country?
Well, in the first place, you have to define your terms. There is no country which is perfect. There is no country which is entirely harmonious or peaceful. But crisis and problem, be it economic, social or political, are inherent in human nature and are inherent in every country on earth. If every time you have a problem what you do is to dissolve the structures and start all over, then you have a long way to go. As far as I am concerned, there are problems in Nigeria. But the problems are more class- based rather than ethnic-based. But the irresponsible Nigerian political class prefers to forget and ignore the issue of class. Instead of doing that, we prefer to always blame somebody else.

Today, an Ijaw man is the president, everything that happens; you say it is the Ijaws. But 99% of Ijaws today are not and do not enjoy anything out of the Goodluck Presidency, and the same thing had happened when Northerners were in charge. Now, the world is telling us poverty itself is Northern phenomenon and that 90% of the poor in Nigeria are from the North. That, in fact, we have a skewed system of income distribution whereby those of us who are 62 % of the population and constitute 72% of the land mass have a per capital income of 200 dollars per annum.

Whereas, those who contribute nothing earn income of about 6000 dollars per annum. I say they contribute nothing because what is dug from the soil is not their contributions, God put it there. Nobody planted it. How you can have peace under this circumstance is entirely up to you and those agitators to tell us.
From the revenue allocation figures that are sometimes published in the papers, a couple of Northern States are well catered for than so many states in the South. Some States like Kano and the rest of them are in miles ahead of states such as Enugu , Ebonyi.

Who told you that?
I am speaking based on the figures of the money distributed to different states on a monthly basis
What do you know about figures? Excuse me. I participated in the 1982 Revenue Allocation Act which was in itself a product of the Pius Okigbo Report. Even under those circumstances, there was no basis of what you have just said. The five states of the South East during the Civil War at that material time had the population almost equal to that of Kano State. Are you now telling me that if Kano gains something that is marginal and extra and above what the South east is getting, that is something advantageous?

What is advantageous about that? Nothing! You are saying that what Rivers alone gets which is more than the entire seven states in the North -West is okay by you? Somehow, Kano did not enjoy anything special. Let me tell you, the population factor is only one weight used, there are other factors. Those factors were designed and divined by late Pius Okigbo. Pius Okigbo did not come from Kano. He was not a Northerner, but he was a distinguished Nigerian who did an excellent job and it was clear that the revenue allocation he gave us in 1982 was essentially in existence until 2002 when Obasanjo came and in his pursuit of Third term agenda induced the National Assembly and the Governors of the oil producing States, notably Odili and Alamieyeseigha and others, who had too much money than they had senses, to compromise Northern Senators and Northern members of the House of Representatives.

That was how the current allocation formula was born. I must say that I am proud of my track record not only in respect of the 1982 law, but also in alerting Northern Governors that this was a very dangerous formula. And I told them, including even some governors from Igbo land and some from the South West: “Don’t accept this revenue formula because it is a recipe for disaster, that sooner than later, you have to come and reverse it. Don’t do it and at the end of the day you will to come and do it and send this country into a terrible tailspin, with nobody knowing what will happen”.

But there is poverty everywhere in the land and not in the north alone.
That is not fair. In the first place, are you saying that it is the Northerners who are writing the reports? These are reports by the IMF and the World Bank. Under normal circumstances, people down South always play up what has been mentioned by IMF and World Bank, some of these capitalist institutions. When it doesn’t suit them, they are quiet about it. Okay, forget about the IMF and World Bank, what of the recent report, just this month, from the Nigeria Bureau of Statistics? How many Northerners work in Nigeria Bureau of Statistics?
Some other areas, even in the South are also wallowing in poverty and are not being favoured by the distribution of allocation in Nigeria.

Look, I think you are deliberately trying to misrepresent what I am saying. I am saying that the basis for some of these figures is that you take the total sum of the nations GDP and divide it by the number of population and you come up with an average income per capital. That is what it is in economics. I am not saying that there are no poor people there. I did not say so. All I am saying is that as far as possible, we should try to eliminate poverty and no matter where it is found. It is a on a scourge on our population and it is a debilitating disease which has to be dealt with because it is a waste of our human resources and it is also one of the principal factors which is dragging us back. So, wherever we find poverty and corruption, we should fight it. But what I am saying is that to whom much is given much must be expected.

Terror crisis in Nigeria today is assumed to be tied to the raging poverty in the land. What do you think should be a way out of the challenge?
Look, as far as I am concerned, there is no way you can disambiguate the issue of Boko Haram and the kind of situation we find ourselves here in the North and the poverty in the North unless you are telling me that these boys in Boko Haram are crazy. And that cannot be so. When these boys, these terrorists in the Niger Delta are blowing up flow wells and oil wells and installations, the media down south said that they were not being fairly treated. Now when you take a terrorist in the Niger Delta, you find that invariably he is a graduate.

Most of the oil bunkerers are chief and big men with university degrees or persons who have served in the army or in the navy which they predominant. But when it happens here, you say, oh; it is Muslims, it is the Hausa Fulani. Nonsense! Poverty is a universal phenomenon. It has been with human kind since the beginning of man. But if you are sincere, you can eliminate it. Even in some Western countries, which are advanced, there is some amount of poverty. That is the kind of poverty they call ‘case poverty’ which is limited to certain areas mostly in the urban areas. But what we have here is a mixture of case poverty in the urban areas and mass poverty in the rural areas.

Unless we strive to eliminate poverty and we are sincere about that, we will continue to have poverty forever and ever. Unless there is a consensus among the so-called Nigerian political class, there is nothing we can do. Unless you fix the politics of this country by getting the elite to admit their own responsible, rather than rely on the pages of the newspapers and abusing other people, this controversy would continue on and on and on.

lagcity:
aaww. so u r still sad abt biafra ehhn? sorry poo happens poor guy

yes am sad i was not big enough then to be part of history and fight among lions   maybe you can recruit me into odua army to fight for illorin

lagcity:
you're just pathetic. since when did ilorin = kwara state? go and read ur history.

whatever the point is that they are taking yorubaland with them, what plans do you have to stop that from happening, this is the time you need adekunle the most and negro nuts too we need is ewedu contributions on what to do

ekt_bear:
But. . . Igbo threads are fun

You know you enjoy when we troll them bashr8

dont worry this thread is going to realll fun , fowl nyash dun finally open

lagcity:
you're just b1tching like a bitter housewife. the war ended many yrs ago, get a life. the ilorin ppl have made their choice. stop crying more than the bereaved.

no we must cry more than you cus we love you the same way you cry more than us when biafa war is mentioned. this is one naija what afects you affects us.

Chyz*:
Gbam!

And to think that some thought that we were joking when we said that the their is no way that the Hausa/Fulani are not leaving without Ilorin, and even Offa. I dey laugh. Those that helped that aggressively helped the north during the civil war are/will definitely feel the funk for their evil deed.

i hope reality have finally caught up with them , well lets try and be civil in this thread let them deal with their problem themselves and we hop they stop getting high bp over igo threads and face the real threat, i cry for kwara state , now we know what gives those fulanis guts to attacks yoruba villages anytime they feel like. they actually believe those lands belongs to them.

BlackPikiN:
This actually got me laughing.

Anyways the people of Ilorin and Offa are under the captivity of the North as we all can see.
Even Jarus is Loyal to Kano than to Lagos or Ibadan.

i was shocked when i read that, yorubas have a lot of issues to deal with but they prefer leaching on igbo threads, these people had a meeting about all these and trust me they are not joking, i hope the yorubas start debating on these and leave igbo threads alone because when it happens again igbos wont be foolish to be sentimental again everybody will answer their papa name including ijaws , ogonis etc, when we all finally answer our paper name people will openly declare if they want to form a union or remain by themselves, ndigbo ge nu nti.

tpia@:
^you limit yourself by doing that.

not good publicity for you either- too petty.

truth will not be jepordized for publicity. that if why we are different the more reason we shouldnt co exist in the same country. we know those that believed in him like wole soyinka and we have already recognized them.

tpia@:
wrong of you to say that.

the civilized thing to do is recognize their presence and thank them for being there.

we only thank those who believed in ojukwu and what he stands for and not those that came to make cheap political statements

EzeUche:
The only true Niger Delta states are Bayelsa, Delta, and Rivers state.

And there is an Igbo presence that dates back to before the white man even came to Nigeria. These groups include the Anioma, Ika, Ukwuani, Ekpeye, Ndoni, Egbema, Ogba and Ikwerre.

You cannot separate the Igbo from the Niger Delta, and we will NOT allow you to do that.

shout it from today till tomorrow those morons still wont understand na only oil full their brain.

Manny_01:
ahh another bleeping troll.

if you had paid attention in geography class i wouldnt have insulted yorubas or you should at least consulted google before making ignorant statements like aniomas moving back to south east cus their land belongs to delta, you can get killed for making such statements in real life, learn to thread carefully.

Onlytruth:
Why are our brothers wasting time on this virus or is it fungus called Manny_01 Alj-harem?
He has created over 1000 usernames here trying desperately to spur hate between southern, particularly EASTERN Nigerian groups.

Please my brothers, IGNORE THIS THREAD.

The OP[b]alj-harem [/b]is entitled to his opinion. Just ignore him.

Ubochi nta, ka anyi chuo na owerre nchi.  

we are still waiting for the way foward, what do we do about these ignorant yarimba tribalist on nairaland? i think its time to start ignoring them and put them where they belong, and i think its time to create another nigerian  forum site.

onlytruth eze ndi igbo nairaland , i must confess i didnt expect the burial to be that big, ojukwu haters will be suffering from HBP by now, this shows that no matter how history is twisted the truth will eventually come out, am also impressed by the non eastern ethnic groups are calling for unity , this time around they are the one doing all the hursling to ensure the east is once again united . this is the biggest occassion so far since 1999. we are making progress , igbos will continue to speak the truth no matter how much it hurts others.

i always knew yorubas where dumb but didnt know its dis bad, simple geography of nigeria they dont know. tufia

Ji_sun_pack:
Thank God that loud mouthed arrogant woman has lost again. Yeye dey smell

if you knew anything about her you wont type that stupid statement, typical ignorant yoruba man

Ji_sun_pack:
All my Id's are well known and the mods can testify to that. I actually mention that in my first 5  post with this newer ID, can you beat that?




The quote below really shows what we are talking about. The Igbos are the most beneficiaries of the present arrangement and most of the sensible ones among them understood that from the word go. 

secondly, you have to understand that your folks(bad ones) are the architect of the present state of event. their attitude toward cheating and cutting corners in every situation is another negative add-on to that.

most people don't even care what you do in their environment and all that.

lemme give your typical example of what am saying. My maternal granny died last year and when we approach the Igbo trader renting some of his property and all that, the guy renting told us that he has paid my grand dad advance rentals fee of that shop for 15 years starting from last year

how could any one come up with such trick?? this was a 94 years old, semi-blind man that hardly understand anything!. presently, there is a serious chaos brewing among my extended family, some are even advocating a serious confrontation and trouble.

am sure your still a teenager ,you post is the most silly post i have read this week. if he said that let him provide reciept for it, this is nairaland and not police station or law court , you can change ids all you like the fact remains your just another braindead Yoruba.

Dudu_Negro:
Its true that boko is killing everybody. . . .including their own people.  So I dont expect Yoruba to be excepted.  However, they have targeted ibo churches all over the North.  They have not torched one Yoruba church.  You know why?   They know what Yoruba is made of. . . . Ibos do not know so you are still naive in that area.   You got a taste of it in 1993 and 2001.  But it has been so far back you forget.  We dont kill you like Hausas do because by doing that then we disrupt your trade in Lagos.  If your trade is disrupted, then who is going to pay taxt to keep city running and clean.   We dont want to tax our own people when we can easily get the money by taxing igbo traders.

have you paid your tax to keep Lagos running?

this does not deserve a response keep fooling yourself, while they target everyone in their own home they also specifically target you in your own house , shameless people . see the kind of humans we are surrounded with , humans that only think about how they will cause misery to other people ,thats why i said yourubas are yet to fully evolve , your reasoning is too backward. it will all end soon dont worry.

Dudu_Negro:
I feel sympathy for their cause sometimes but fools like bashr need his Igbo pound every now and then.  Im surprised Nchara has not turned up.  

Hey bashr, go wake Nchara and tell him get in here.  Tell him Negro in here to pound his pygymy head.

we feel sorry for yorubas cus you are declining and will continue to do so till you stop your evil mentality, jealousy fraudlent ways and bring him down syndrome

Dudu_Negro:
Azikiwe kept you in as a member of Nigeria.  Awolowo wanted confederacy, and Zik plotted behind his back to defeat talks on confederacy because he Zik was , typical Ibo, greedy!  

Ibo do not dominate anything in Nigeria. . . .what do you dominate, sub standard products?   That is in line with your social values - a sub standard of mores and unsophisiticated outlook on social contacts.  What else should we expect you to prioduce. . . an above par product?  shyyyt!!!

typical agbero mentality , igbos will continue to be manufacturers and inventors , the pride of africa ,so na wetin dey vex you be that, yorubas have a low IQ so your not capable of doing what igbos do  even without electricity corruption and high bank interest loans all caused by years of misrule by yorubas ad north. you are only good in fraud and 419. substarndard indeed yet we export them to other countries.

Ji_sun_pack:
No one sees Youraba as slaves in the north. The only people having problem are the Igbos whom have bungled the opportunity of earning the the trust of other regions. The perception cut across to down south. Ask any Urhobo man his perception of Igbos his proclaimation wont differ from what a northerner would say. The sharp practices, cheat and lies in business is what normally turn people against Igbos. You may want to deny it all that but wont change the fact on ground.

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be a man and stop changing ids , is that reason your leaders have robbed the country blind .

Dudu_Negro:
Yoruba people want to love you. . . .and we can, but we refuse to love an agressor.  It does not appear yet that you have been cured of your aggressive nature.  When we see a different Igbo. . . a new brand of Igbo that is lovable. . . we will warm up to you.  

Hausas know which boundary to cross in their rampage.  Go and read your history again and know that there was a reason why their Sultan lamented in disgust that Yorubas are selling his people into slavery.  Why were Yorubas selling Hausa/Fulani into slavery?  Go read.


In response to your post, there is refugee camp in Imo, you dont see a refugee camp in Yorubaland.  Do you know why you have a refugee camp in the heartland of Alaigbo?   Some of your brothers up there in Kano have taken oath and commitment to die defending their property than to come to village and die for Biafran cause.  What a shame!

has it changed the fact that igbos dont want you and dont want to be in the same country as you, do your self a favour and form your own country no igbo man will notice you even did so , whatever happens to igbo man in north also happens to yorube man thats why i call you a slave for even northern minorities are fighting their way out but no yoruba ass lickers must always protect their masters interest, and when time comes any of your leader that dares to speak against them will be killed. we dont want you , you are too backward , wicked and loud mouthed and too fraudlent for our liking

igbos cant stand yoruba and hausas and have always demanded we go our seperate way but gues who wants us to remain one? yeah parasitic yoruba and hausas. igbos will continue to voice seperation or at least true federalism but yorubas will always sell out and later come out to compalin how igbos are dominating everything.

Dudu_Negro:
how is telling the truth becomes slavery? Okay lets look at other places outside of North that similarly have problem with you.

Ghana people are our cousins on the West coast. . . . we have traded and intermarried for centuries no problem. Soon as Ibo started going to Kumasi and Accra. . . Ghanaians now hate Nigerians.

Cameroon. . . . those people cannot stand your as s . They are right there across your border to the East and yet they dont want you.

Yorubas cant stand you. . . we know that!

Hausas wont evel let you breathe. . . we know that!

Bashr, can u please tell me who in this part of the world who have had to interact with you and taste your occupation of their land , , , ,any out there that love you? Feel free to go to other continents to find lovers if you can. Any ibo lover out there? Ehn, tell me. You think this is tribalism and slavery? Own your reality dude. . . . igbo tribe as a whole need a new branding, . .and it aint Biafra!

monkey the same ghana people that are deporting yorubas and was it not yorubas that carried out the famous ghana must go cus it never happened in the east up till today ghananians live peacefully in igboland while yorubas keep deporting them, well yorubas have no shame cus even lagos deport fellow yorubas.

so like i said you are yet to evolve and understand human relationship, you people are too loud mouthed , jealous and will do anything to bring down your neighbours. igbos do not have any problem with anybody in any part of the world cus first of all we dont live in communities , like i said keep licking the ass of our aboki slave masters when they go on their blood sucking rampage it wont matter if your igbo , yoruba, berom , tiv infact you should be worried they have not only snatched kwara state from yorubas but are also killing you in yorubaland shamless thing.

Dudu_Negro:
ah, ode! Benue is North, Kogi is North, Kwara is North. So when you say Northerner is killing your people, are you referring to Kwarans, Kogites and Benuens? NO!

Yoruba and Hausa have been trade partners long before South and North exist. . . long before there was anything called Nigeria. Our identity did not change after Nigeria was created and they know us. However, they do not know you. . . . you are a strange people to them When they say South, they are referring to you in East because thats how they know you. In fact, Yorubaland had two protectorates - Lagos and Niger protectorates. You in the East was initially called Southern protectorate. It was later expanded to include Yorubaland. So Sardauna knew the evolution of the protectorates and he was not drunk when he said Southern . . . . neither are his followers today blind when they say Southern. If you ask them to clarify they will tell you they talking about Ibo.

clap for yourself , slave , up till today they are still marginalising you from top government positions and killed all your leaders, the same way they used their army to occupy the whole yorubaland during the counter coup , keep up the ass licking. i have told you parasites several times to declare odua and arewa republic and end your misery once and for all or shut the Bleep up.

nairaland baboon jumping over wetin no concern them.