₦airaland Forum

SugarGirl44:
Gerrout! Oyinbo slave.
I don't need to speak big and nonsense grammar to pass a message across.
As long as I'm fluent in my mother tongue, that's OK.

Typical of unbridled emotionalism from a cantankerous denizen!
By the way, accepting mediocrity and being OK with it is grossly unpatriotic, and as a matter of urgency, urged to strive for conversance and fluency in one or two other languages. By this, you become a polyglot while concurrently expanding upon your scope of reasoning and engagement.
You can be rest assured that my rejoinders are not for prideful vilification but rather to lift you up to the realm of interdependent reasoning.

SugarGirl44:
You ended up saying nothing, low budget Patrick Obiahagbon

Just like a popular aphorism, "the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom," a grinning face may be the beginning of your objectivity.
Try to improve upon your communication and interpersonal skills even on a faceless forum. Peace.

SugarGirl44:
There's nothing like a detribalized Nigerian, let alone African.
You came from somewhere dude.
Only people who are not proud of their roots and want to famz others say this, esp ibo people.
Agunyin Irosi your silly forefather is a typical example, knowing fully well that the ibos can't compete with other regions, he merged us all together, now they're everywhere claiming some places are no man's land.
That's why for the little time Nigeria is still going to be called a country, an ibo man can't rule again because they're always too emotional and selfish, (they're worse than aboki) and will surely make more silly 'mistakes'like irosi did, we can't take that risk again.

But not anymore! Everybody will soon find their way back to their father's house.

Freedom of speech, thought and expression remains your fundamental and inalienable human right enshrined in the constitution of the Federal Rebublic of Nigeria. I operate with an abundance mentality and as such made my statement from a wholistic view point; you can too. Referring to the bolded, and further speaking from a non-partisan and homogenous point of view, no tribe in the largest black nation in Africa has a monopoly of the fiendish qualities you outlined and as such I can't node in affirmation to your personal claims, howbeit, I can't refute your claim on grounds that perhaps your are a victim of a bitter experience with just a few malefactors with a tribal tag.
It is amusing to learn that you have come to terms with some schizophrenic realisation of an imminent balcanization of the geographic expression you currently reside and also placating to know that a considerable percentage of denizens and citizens of this same geographical expression share an opinion in sharp contrast to yours.

Let me further point out that making an unfounded and irrational deduction of my ethnicity underscores the pinnacle of unbridled emotionalism, sentimentality and worst still, partisanship all because you choose to temporary blank out your reasoning faculty from being a useful tool of objectivity.

It is however worthy of note that in your own hands lie the ability to build that house your children may likely return to for any reason-be it holidays or vacation- and the time is now to take rational steps to achieve this noble goal in case you haven't done that already, because the society you abuse today will surely take revenge on your posterity. Peace!

PS: I shouldn't have quoted you the first time if I had perused your previous posts before offering my rebutals and followup rejoinders. Nevertheless, I'll leave this post undeleted for the sake of lingual transparency and societal objectivity. Paix.

abu12:
your father aguyi ironsi and his brothers never liked it

Bro, stop taking Nigerians sixty something years backwards; mistakes were made so that lessons could be learnt; moreover, if presented with a technology that made it's advent sixty something years ago, and a 2023 year of production technology, which would you prefer in all honesty?
PS: I am a de-tribalized African.