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AlabiKILLER2023:You see, when you talk like this and at the same time wonder why nobody wants you guys around them, it makes one to question your mental sanity. The rate at which you guys attract 8te to yourselves is alarming! Anyway, Rashidi Yekini was a Yoruba man. His goal record is yet to be met by any super eagles player. Don't forget he was also the first man to register a goal for Nigeria at the world cup. Trust me, no man from your village can ever beat that record. |
spiSeyi:Lol! Do you think your ability to write or speak in Yoruba makes you Yoruba? No, it doesn't, man. You can speak Yoruba fluently or have the ability to write in Yoruba like the late D.O. Fagunwa, but if you don't have the blood, you're still an 'atohunrinwa.' I reiterate that you are not in any way Yoruba. There is no such thing as an 'Ejigbo guy' here, and more importantly, your quick resort to emotional rants rather than logical reasoning is another giveaway. You lack the ethos of an 'Omoluabi.' We don’t rant, man. Regarding my father, I have never hidden that here. I even have a photograph of one of my ancestors in my bio-details here. You may want to check it out; perhaps that will give you a clue about who I am since you wanted to know. You obviously don’t know what you’re doing, man, a Yoruba wannabe like you. I won’t stoop so low as to have a back-and-forth with someone like you. Now, run along; I have some things to pick up from a Chinese shop. |
spiSeyi:"Ejigbo guy"? Lol! What's that actually? Chinedu, why are you afraid of identifying with your Ibo tribe? Even your totally incomprehensible jargons gave you away as an Ibo man. |
doncartel:Lol! In other words, there was this Biafra even before the British came, right? This is laughable. Do you even know that the real Ibos were actually a minority even in the old Eastern Region? The truth is that many of you today’s so-called Ibos know nothing about your true history. And for a certain reason, I don’t blame you. You see, many of the people in today’s Southeast whom you assume are Ibos are not actually Ibos originally. You might not even be an Ibo, as a matter of fact, but you’ll never know! If I may ask, why are you proud to be an Ibo? Trust me, if I share some historical documents and records with you, you’ll definitely have second thoughts. That’s just by the way, anyway. The truth is that before the generalization of the Ibos identity over all Easterners for administrative convenience, the concentration of what are today known as Ibos were the people of Awka in Anambra down to the hinterlands of Imo towards the Imo River. These were the Isu people, the same people the inhabitants of Anioma region referred to as the Ibos, while the Ikwerre and Ijaw people called them Isuoma, and these descriptors were used as a slur against them. Abia was primarily made up of the Akwa-Cross people. From Aro to Old Bende to Ohafia, Umuahia were all of Ibibio descent. For your education, the current governor of Abia state, Alex Otti, is originally not an Ibo man. He is an Aro— ancestrally an Ibibio man. The people of Enugu are largely of Igala heritage and Jukuns. Ebonyi people are of Igala ancestry and the Orings. The other parts of Anambra, from Nri to Agwukwu to Onitsha, and other riverine areas of Anam and Co. are all of Igala and Edo ancestry. Some parts of Imo are also of Aniocha heritage, including the Ogute people. The Egbema people of Imo are of Ikwerre heritage. So, it is very clear that the Ibos as we know them today are just a British contraption. The only reason some of these non-original Ibo groups, who now identify as Ibos, is simply due to a lack of knowledge of their noble heritage and because Ibos fraudulently identify as the third-largest ethnic group in Nigeria. Guy, you might want to check your true ancestral lineage. And if you're a real Ibo man, are proud of your heritage? This is because........some things are better left unsaid. |
franchasofficia:As usual, it's all noise and no substance—typical! You see, this is exactly the root cause of all your issues: your inability to think logically instead of getting unnecessarily emotional. You can't even be helped; what a pity! Before leaving you to your folly, let me quickly address your reference to our Yoruba progenitors as a people. You know what, Chinedu? We are super proud of them. They were not only wise but also very courageous. They left such an enviable heritage that is today a global phenomenon. This is why Yoruba culture and heritage—language, religion, music, food, art, etc.—are accepted and celebrated all over the world. The question you all need to ask yourselves is: what were your own progenitors involved in while ours were expanding their territories—from Nigeria to Benin Republic, Togo, Ghana, etc.—rolling up their sleeves to ensure that they bequeathed a worthy heritage to us, their offspring? Man, if you look backward, I mean if you read your 'history,' you'll know exactly why you are where you are today. It all started with how your grandfathers handled their business—so unfortunate. Hating on the Yoruba won't solve your problems; trust me, Chinedu. |
franchasng:To begin with, that policeman is not a Yoruba man. His accent is definitely not Yoruba's. That said, I honestly don't give a "f" if you believe me or not. Now, to your threat: you guys have always threatened us with this "nemesis". When exactly are you going to muster enough courage to carry it out? "Natural nemesis" did you say? Lol! The one that is chasing you away from your indigenous land is called what, man? You even want us to believe that you Ibos are in the good books of the Hausa, Fulani, Ijaw, Urhobo, Bini, etc, except the Yoruba! Lol! Man, I laugh at you! It's either you're ignorant of the extent of the damage you people have caused to yourselves with your toxic mouths or you're deliberately fuuling yourself! Ma ba bo, Chinedu. Talking about learning, unfortunately, you people can't even learn— your biggest nemesis! |
doncartel:Trust me, you guys don't want to go back to where you were before the British came to Nigeria. It wasn't pleasant— not at all, man. Believe it or not, Ibos are the greatest beneficiaries of a united Nigeria. "These people they kept us with" really? Lol! I laugh at your ignorance. You guys actually have a lot to thank the British for as a people— fact. Perhaps if you read up some historical books/records, you'll have an idea of my drift. |
May the Lord comfort her parents, families, and friends. It's really sad. Sleep well, young girl. |
Please kill the werey! |
Mrexcell:The truth is that the Yorubas and Binis are two different people— they are not related. The only connection between the two is the Oba of Benin. It is a verifiable fact, an established account, that the first Oba of Benin, Eweka 1, was a Yoruba man. He was a direct son of Oranmiyan, an Ile Ife prince who ruled over Igodomigodo, an ancient Binis enclave. This is a fact, and any other account is nothing but mere fabrication. The Bini royalty is of Yoruba descent. The propagation of false historical timelines targets unsuspecting Yoruba people to erode their cultural confidence and heritage. True history does not shift with political trends or invented tribal rivalries. Standing firm on verified primary sources ensures that the authentic legacy of the ancestors remains fully preserved for future generations. If you listen to the Oba of Benin's ancestral praises, you will hear, very clearly, his connection to Ile-Ife (Uhe) and Olofin— Oduduwa. Oduduwa was the father of Oranmiyan. It may interest you to know that this same Oranmiyan was the first King of Oyo. |
Mrexcell:Bini royalty is of Yoruba descent and that is the truth. Read up and eliminate your confusion. I won't even argue that fact with anyone because it's an established fact. If the Itshekiris are always proud of their Yoruba root, and there are verifiable facts establishing the Bini royalty has of Yoruba descent, why should anything confuse you again? |
We have always known that the braggarts are mere traders with nothing but mouths. |
I can bet it that the werey is not an original Yoruba. There are so many "atohunrinwa" in Oke Ogun, Oyo state, who are claiming to be Yoruba today. |
Tinubuagbado:Continue fuuling yourself, Emeka, okay? You may have to show us whatever kind of war— economic, social, political, military— which your so-called "great Ibo" have ever won? Believe it or not, this is another lost battle for you guys. Keep running your mouth until the only thing that's sustaining you— trading— is taken away from you completely. Don't worry, the reality will soon dawn on you. It's just a matter of time. |
That's our pretty "Abike" from China. We love her and other Chinese people in Yoruba land so much. Chinese people are welcome to Lagos and every other part of Yoruba land. We will trouble anyone who troubles them, and fight anyone who fights against them. If as a trader you're scared of competing with the Chinese, you should know the road to your own region. One thing you will never be able to do in Lagos or any part of Yoruba land is to determine who is welcome or not in our land. Anyone who makes such attempt will regret it. And for you guys'information, this is just a tip of the iceberg. The Indians, Japanese, Lebanese, Philistines, Americans, English, etc., are coming too. Our land land is big enough for everyone. We don't practise xenophobia here, and there is no such thing as "stay at home order". This is Yoruba land— land of freedom. Yoruba land means business, and everyone is welcome to do legitimate business here. Ire o! |
You're the bandit, man! |
I won't subject myself to Obi's presidency— never! The quickest way to disintegrate Nigeria is to declare Obi has president of Nigeria. Hmmm.....omo, e go be o, if you know what I mean. |
franchasng:It's such a pity you can't see that the so-called education you and your fellow Igbo traders claim to have is not reflecting in your conduct. |
Rest in peace, Legend. Yoruba people don't make noise. |
femi4:We, the Yoruba, are their host, and I can confirm to you that we have no problem with the Chinese. The Chinese are welcome to Lagos and other parts of Yoruba land. |
Kobojunkie:Lol! You really think we care even if the Chinese send their profits to the Jupiter? We don't care!!! Some fuuls chose to declare war against us right on our land, and they have not even stopped running their mouths! Trust me, we have not even started dealing with them. |
We warned you guys, but you thought we were joking. The truth is that we have not even started with you. This is just a tip of the iceberg. Trust me, by the time we are through with you, you'll wish to cry but tears won't just come. Since you know how to run your mouths, we know how to deal with you. The Chinese are welcome to our land. Nigerians are doing business in China, therefore, the Chinese have every right to do business in Nigeria. Lagos is Yoruba land, we don't discriminate— everybody is welcome. If you're not a Yoruba in Lagos, you are not much different from the Chinese. Who is afraid of the Chinese? |
Union bank, strategically located all over the country yet not in the game. The 36th richest man in the world just walked by one of your offices yet, he has no single business with you! This is what happens when you're present but your presence is not felt— sad story of Union bank. You wonder what is wrong with that bank? Just one thing— the people (management + staff). Mo so yi mo duro nan, ire o!
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agulion:You don't have what it takes to do what you love to do here. Man, trust me, you haven't been able to figure out what to prioritize in your life. Go back to school. |
Trust me, young girl, your mum has been sleeping with the supposed "new boyfriend" before your father died. I can only hope you won't do that to your future husband. Ire o! |
Obi's cry in 2027 will start right here in Lagos. We are waiting for him and his obidient gangs. We can't wait to correct the error of 2023. If Obi could get 98% of the total ballot votes in his native south east in 2023, let's see what will stop Tinubu from getting 99% of the total ballot votes in Lagos and the entire south west in 2027. E ma ba bo, trust me, you can stand the ground only if the ground is yours. Una go learn. |
It's in her blood, she can't change— terrible thing! |
Even Kwankwaso knows that Obi will never be president of Nigeria. |
Hypocrite, would you have taken it if you were offered? Ma ba bo, you will only be president of your Agulu village. It's less than 5 months from now— ya eye go clear! |

