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FreeStuffsNG:Stop talking bulshit please, both PDP and APC would eventually give their presidencial tickets to SE. Men of wisdom already know that's the only way to ensure that peace reigns. Only selfish people with wicked hearts will want the SW to produce the president or to campaign for tinubu. |
![]() They have scammed the idiat, he thought running to APC will save him but he forgot that Fulanis can be mien and they hardly forget. By the time they're done dragging him about like a faulty tiger generator, his life will never be the same again ![]() |
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Except you're doing a business that requires cash flow turn over, keeping money in banks (in Nigeria) is the easiest and most assured way to become poor! Times have changed from when people used to brag about their account balance. If you're keeping millions of naira in your bank account and you have no immediate use for it, then I'm sorry for you. A million naira kept in the bank in December, 2020 is now worth less than about 600,000! Now contrast that with a land bought at 1 million naira at that same time, I can assure you, it would be worth about 2 million naira now, depending on the area you bought it! If ordinary tokunbo cars bought by Nigerians 3 years ago, can be sold at the same amount or even more after 3 years of driving it, due to inflationary pressure on the naira then imagine lands. I feel so sorry for poor Nigerians because they've been caught up in a vicious circle of unending poverty. While they continue eating from hand to mouth those with disposable income continue to invest in assets that continue to compound its value. Due to this sad situation, anyone with disposable cash that continues to invest in lands will see his assets triple in within a few years while the poor continue to sink into deeper. |
Legendguy:No dey jonse yourself, that it's not being reported doesn't mean it's no longer happening. There is media suppression of it in the SW even though it has drastically reduced in the SE. |
MelesZenawi:Stop quoting me ekwensu akpoo gi oku!!! Onye eriri ![]() |
Chikeluba25:Thanks for your matured response! He actually brought it here to "celebrate" the news. Even if such an accident happened, then it's what it is, AN ACCIDENT!!! Ndi crab mentality! Ndi pull him down syndrome!! Ndi asiri gbakwaa ute!!! |
MelesZenawi:Almajiri always having sleepless nights on Igbo affairs. Anuohia!!! |
BKayy:I pity these afonjas and foolishness. Cowards that lost illorin to their fulani conquerers think they can have an opinion on Igbo affairs. As we speak, Fulanis are gradually but surely extending their caliphate beyond illorin. Vast areas of Oyo are now under fulani control which prompted Igboho to start making moves of sacking them, but instead of these people to back him for their own good, they decided to throw him under the bus. Igboho is now forgotten in Benin republic prison and he may die there due to lack of attention. Yet one mumu was talking about diplomacy when they can't see beyond their noses. "If I wake up and hear the yorubas beating drums of war, I will simply return to sleep"~~IBB 1993 ![]() |
Christistruth00: |
oyatz:Trash!!! All the scratch face, sewage soup guzzling afonjas are now creeping out in their numbers to cause nuisance. Las Las na Igbo matter go choke all of you. |
DubaiLandLord2:Why are you yorubas always jumping into any Igbo related thread to cause nuisance? Someone that has never stepped out of obomosho is here talking about travel. |
chrisxxx:Lol, so Chris Brown, Charles Jaja, Chris Hart etc are now ijaw names? Many of the coastal tribes be it Efik, Igbos, Ijaws etc began to answer English and Portuguese names as far back as the 1700's because of their interactions with Europeans. In Calabar, you will see them answering Henshaw, Silver etc. In other parts of Niger Delta foreign names like Hart, Brown, Chris etc became popular. Even many names the Ijaws are claiming today as traditional titles were corrupted English and Portuguese phrases. Pepple became Perekule, "Eighty bucks" for a foreign cloth became "Etibor" |
RobbStark:Lol, you're the one fooling yourself, every ijaw person from Bayelsa now claims to be from Opobo and Bonny. In reality, many Opobo people will tell you they're Igbo. I met many of them in Aba while growing up. They still celebrate their biggest cultural event (the Nwaotam masquerade festival) in Aba and not Bayelsa! Their traditional rulers always visit their Ndoki relatives in Ukwa Ngwa areas! |
JOemmy:We will rather remain in Nigeria than leave any inch of Igboland behind, not Opobo and not Bonny! When the civil war ended in 1970, there was massive anti Igbo sentiments in Nigeria then. It was at this period that everyone began to distance themselves from the Igbo tag to avoid oppression. I once watched a BBC documentary were Igbo indigenes in Rivers State were lamenting that some of their lands have been seized and their children can't get work in the oil industry. That when they complain, they would be told to return to East Central State! I think the best thing for us as Igbos is to ride the storm and allow Nigeria to break up on its own. This would afford us the opportunity to be at the table when the borders would be redrawn instead of fighting an already dying Nigeria and be forced into accepting unreasonable terms prematurely. Breaking away while the rest of Nigeria remains together will enable Fulanis to align with the ijaws and poach our territories. We must be smart!!! |
paramakina202:. |
chrisxxx:You're the one confusing yourself. During medieval times, humans were always on the move and large swaths of lands were still uninhabited and not owned by anyone! With improvements in farming and population growth, humans started settling down. All the lands in Nigeria were not occupied at the same time, some were occupied earlier and some later. Bonny was obviously an uninhabited island at some point in history while that of Opobo happened more recently. I hope you know that almost all the major events during Jaja's era was recorded? You claim Jaja met aborigines on ground, can you name who they were? FYI, the only people that historically owned adjoining lands in those areas were Igboid and Ibibiod speaking tribes and never Ijaws! |
JOemmy:That has always been their intentions but it will never work! They're too small to seize Igbo territories. If they chose diplomacy, then we will go to court same way Cameroon and Nigeria went to court, but unfortunately for them, they will lose based on available evidence. If on other hand they chose war, then it will be their end because not only will we forcefully reclaim all our territories 100% we will also ensure that all other minorities they seized their lands are returned to them. |
chrisxxx:At this point, I'm yet to understand where you're coming from, whether from mischief angle or just plain naive. All available records have shown that Igbos of Ndoki stock were the first to inhabit both Bonny and Opobo before other groups like the ijaws started arriving. Opobo was still uninhabited when Jaja arrived with other Igbos from Bonny due to hostilities following the Bonny civil war. Jaja was a cunning man and very smart, he knew that Opobo was strategically located and by occupying there, he would be able to control trade flow between the interior and the Atlantic ocean. By virtue of being the first settlers in both Opobo and Bonny, the Ndoki Igbos became the aborigines! They met no tribesmen when they arrived!! You can't compare that with Gabon or the Caribbeans that already had tribesmen on ground when Igbos arrived. It doesn't even make sense. Lots of Biafran children were airlifted to Gabon during the civil war between 1967-70. That was how Igbos came into Gabon. Stop comparing apples with oranges. |
paramakina202:You will just open your putrid mouth waaa and be spilling garbage. What has my moniker got to do with IPOB? FYI, I have been using that moniker long before IPOB came on board and I have never been their member, even though I'm not against them and no true Igbo man should! Regardless of IPOB shortcomings, they haven't done badly at all. |
chrisxxx:We have no business with Gabon, Haiti, Jamaica etc. Simply because the Igbos found in those places are migrants who were shipped to places either during the slave trade era or during the Biafran war. They are not aborigines to those places!! However, Ndoki Igbos of Opobo and Bonny are aborigines to those places. They were the earliest recorded settlers!! They are the bonafide sons and daughters of the soil. Note the difference!!! Even ijaw landgrabbers know they are not aboriginal to Bonny and Opobo, and thus have no chance of claiming those places. If we go to court, they will lose hands down!! I'm only pained that their poaching activity has adversely affected the progress and development of Opobo and Bonny. |
madmohamed:They're suffering from inferiority complex. Nigeria, Egypt, and South Africa probably have a bigger economy than Turkey. The leaders in Africa often see themselves as subservient beggers with plates in hand. |
Liebermantic:Nwa nna, echefukwala iweta link facebook anyi ga eji soro tinye onu n'okwu. Facebook na Twitter bu ebe ozo anyi ga akwalite okwu ndia, emesia anyi agazie na BBC Igbo. |
ChinenyeN:Ana akogheri, ako ihe n'agba ka moto! Sie ebea puo ga rie nsi, Judas Iscariot ![]() |
Igbos are peace loving people, we have never attacked or tried to annex the lands of our neighbors since recorded history, even when we had the capacity to do so! The Aros, Opobos, Awka etc. were so powerful during their heydays and had both the human resources and technology to overrun their neighbors but we never did so because Igbos believe in: "egbe bere, ugo bere, nke si ibe ya ebela, nku akwala ya"! The adage means in English: "let the eagle perch, let the dove perch, anyone that says the other shouldn't perch, may its wings never spread"! That we are peace loving people doesn't mean that we will allow others to poke their fingers into our eyes. Igbos are civilized people and that's why we believe in dialogue if our adversaries want peace but won't hesitate to give them hell if they chose violence. We are not happy that our Opobo and Bonny kiths and kin that used to be great city states even when Lagos was just ordinary snake filled swamps, are now a shadow of themselves. We are also aware that it's because of ijaw undue interference that is causing this lack of progress. We need to reconnect fully with our people in Bonny and Opobo so we can reestablish the trading route that made them powerful city states in the past. Our enemies tried to divide us and since then Opobo and Bonny lost it. Only a reunion like before the British colonialists disrupted our region can bring back prosperity and progress. How can we be helping Lagos to develop through our business and trade with the outside world when our people in Bonny and Opobo have continued to stagnate? |
alanto:You're the ones desperately trying to steal other people's land. You may have succeeded in other places, but you see Igboland, it will be your Waterloo. Igbos have nothing against Ijaws, but the more you guys try to poach our territories, you will end up losing a lot. Stay away from Opobo and Bonny for peace to reign! Since you guys began to interfere in their lands, they haven't seen any progress. When we were one nation, trading together and all, both Opobo and Bonny were then more prosperous than any coastal settlement back then, even Lagos didn't even come close to their prosperity but look at where they are now just because of ijaws! |
Enough of all these rubbish already! All these threats and alarms has become too much, if Nigeria would divide, then let it divide so we all can focus on developing ourselves!! |
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Mediocrity has finished this one ![]() |
Long live Opobo! Long live Bonny!! Long live all Igbos!!! |
