IllegalMoney:
S[s]anwolu for Governor
Ambode is a bastard
Sanwolu will do better than ambode
Ambode must go

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Lajet:
[s]I hope Ipob supporters will advice Ipob leaders to reduce all this sit-at-home if they don't reduce it. time will come when people will start getting tired of it then majority of people will not obey the order again .Ipob should not be carried away with the past successful sit-at-home order.
this is the same way Nnamdi Kanu was carried away he forget the main reason people was supporting him. [/s]

fyneguy:


Yeah...like Igbos stood against June 12 annulment.

engreo:
[s]why did you igbos always blame Yoruba for you problems.... Name one situation you igbo ever support Yoruba on.... The recent event that happened, not to talk of Abiola saga,when goodluck marginalised Yoruba and Yoruba elders went to complained to him, we all know how you guys were happy and abused Yoruba here on this platform and your leaders were also jumping up and down in Abuja. So, tell me, what do you expect from Yoruba now[/s]

samjey:


What is vain about them now?,African people done come again o!

MayorofLagos:
[s]In response to this article, it must be said that prior to a Nigeria, Ibo women did not have much social rights to begin with. The most obvious of social and cultural privileges were denied to them by the customary laws and ethos of Iboland itself.

Since the begining of Nigeria, incremental improvrments have been made to improve civilization and social norms of Ibo, latest of which was passed very recently by Supreme Court recognizing, in opposition of Ibo culture, that women can inherit their deceased spouse and daughters can inherit their deceased fathers.

These push to civilize and bring the group to modernity is typically championed by civilized groups external to it. The British for instance introduced Ibo to urban settlement. They also gave it centralized administration with introduction of warrant chiefdoms. But it's the Yorubas that have played a larger role as surrogate and taught the Ibo a standard of its language and helped promote cohesion among previously disparate and non-relating communities. Yoruba also brought and instituted Christianity into their midst and which helped to shape and refined the custom towards modern civilization. When osus in Iboland discovered that what is denied to them and forbidden for their children were accessible without condition or status in Yorubaland, they began a new wave of migration to escape persecution in East and find liberty in West for them and their children. The migration continues till today. Many Ibo elite today gained social status change in Yorubaland and fearful of returning to East and stripped of their liberty, have vowed never to return to Iboland.

So Ibos have capacity to change their fortune and that of their land by simply acting within its own customs to redefine and rebrand for modern civilization and stop waiting on outsiders to give it relief against self-defeating and non-advancing static existence[/s].

dingbang:
[s]even if he invested so much in her, that doesnt warrant any sane human being to take his own life, for christ sake he is even a man who is expected to be in control of his feelings and emotions no matter what.[/s]

OneDollarSalary:
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Y[s]ou didn't scream afonja today, what happen[/s]?