₦airaland Forum

Icon79:
Isn't any wonder that you got an F9 in basic mathematics? Your tribalism deranged mind wouldn't let any knowledge penetrate into your thick skull.

And talking about statutory allocation, Osun state allocation doesn't make sense

O pari o

Omofunaab2:
And what's your fooking business if any yoruba man from any yoruba state decides to claim lagos another yoruba state?

Y'all are still wondering how an indigene of Ondo ends up becoming commissioner in Osun and an indigene of Osun ends up becoming the chief of staff to the governor of Ogun state. Or why Ogun state doesn't sack workers of Oyo state origin from its civil service... All these nonsense are applicable in your Godforsaken states... . We don't do that shiit here


We are all Yorubas and lagos is our collective patrimony.

You can hit your head on a wall if you ain't happy about that

mpianya39:
Oga pito

I can see corn growing on your head like this

arsenic33:
Hah!!!!! Own daughter's finger for ritual?

Dexema:
Only God knows what is wrong with Ogun state, and the government and security agencies there don't see this as a serious issue.
If there's ever going to be a state of emergency declared because of ritualists it's definitely gonna start from Ogun.

generalbush:
Rhinos and pigs,backstabbers and cowards..no average igbo man ,ND,Arewa..and middle beltan..can trust you cowards again...!!slave mentality is synonymous to Afo muslim

njoku10:
Firstly,this is not tribal hating,am not responsible for how
you interpret the article.

There are a few categories of people (NOT ALL) in
southwersten and northern Nigeria who always spearhead
the idea of igbos leaving SW and NORTH,you find them
virtually everywhere,both online/offline rushing to tell you
why igbos are in Lagos or Kano and why they should go,but
the SW is one region that will not let a day go buy without
reminding the igbos that they are not home.I will attempt to
use this article to identify them.

The jobless:

ominile and agbero,(online/offline)these ones will take
advantage of any crisis/riot to loot the shops of traders,a
typical yoruba who has secured a good job won't be
worried about igbos.

The loosers :

This group comprises of those who have sold their
lands,regretting and are wondering how it was possible they
didn't think of what the igboman has turned the land into
before selling the land,these groups are usually pained and
will seize the slightest opportunity to reclaim their lands.

The jealous :

these groups are not entirely poor,but just don't like the
idea that they have to pay rent to an Igboman in their own
land,or that an Igbo man owns a huge investment,they are
quick to generalize and call him or her a drug dealer,and all
sorts of character defamation techniques,to justify their
assertion.you can imagine what this group will do if the
opportunity to turn back the hands of time surfaces.

The lazy :

traders and touts make up this category.they don't like
competition,For example,while I was in ogun state,if you go
to the popular omida mkt or kuto mkt at Abeokuta,the
traders do not like to look for change,you buy something of
#50 and give #200,next thing you hear is "mi o ni
change"(you begin to wonder if #200 is that much).
But a typical Igbo man or woman will look for change,some
igbos don't even have shops but they always have all the
good you came to buy(oso-afia).that's the hustling spirit,no
need to be jealous.

The insecure :

This group comprises of the politicians and low self
esteemed people,they are not happy with the idea that an
Igboman heads/represent a constituency,forgetting that a
great % of igbos make up Lagos,which was a former capital
and a very diverse state.these groups are worried about the
uncertainty of their future,with the presence of the igbos.
All these groups have one thing in common,they all scream
one nigeria when it suits them.

I advice that if you fall into any of these categories,it's not
too late,spend more time on how you will also make
yours,instead of screaming igbos should leave SW and
NORTH.

www.nairaland.com/3230221/chategories-people-dont-want-igbos