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Nice one,girls,this is commendable!

I'm surprised these girls are not from "the most intelligent African tribe",the African Japanese or is it african Jews,lol!

Mtchew,mumu think say na joke,na there you go die,terrorist!

Of course they know your house, you're the Bandit!

Gbajue,lol!

torqque7:
Really you saw the animals pics?where? I for like see watin that thing resemble,maybe that will explain why she has a fettish for violent se.x and always craves to be raped,she probably doesn't get attention from men outside NL.

There you have it!

lexyclasy:
Did you read the news at all, i advice you go back, this time take it gentle, line by line so that you will understand the content properly and know who to blame.

You've just given her the attention that she wanted so badly! Trust me,that "thing" isn't worth anybody's time. I stopped quoting her the day I saw her picture online.......a riffraff!

Empty loudmouthed coward like the rest of them lots. You couldn't fight a fellow girl with your hands but had to resort to use of knife, shame! Apparently,Chukwudi was no match for the physical strength of the deceased Igala girl and that was why she had to attack her with a knife!

Ladan Boso should be relieved of that team with immediate effect! He has nothing to offer, just collecting salary with nothing to show for it. Boso has been given ample opportunity to prove his mettle,yet he has always failed! How on earth would you always pick the core of your team from the north when it is a known fact that South is where talents reside as far as football is concerned ?!

Ladan Bosom is not good enough for any of our national teams,NFF should not force this incompetent coach down our throats! He must be relieved of the Flying Eagles as the team's coach. He is nothing but a quota system coach ;not qualified to handle any of our national teams.

#Ladanbosomustgo!

onumadu:
As for Ironsi, you people didn't even allow him to stay in office for more than 6 months.
Till today, only intellectually challenged people would believe the story being bandied about Ironsi.
It is like judging Enerst Shonekan. Ironsi and Shonekan are in the same class.
Give an Igbo man 4 years (never mind 8 years) and see whether he won't transform Nigeria beyond the usual black man's level.
I don't want to get into the Ironsi story because it is the usual strategy you people use to change the subject and derail threads like this one.
You can believe whatever you want about Ironsi, and I won't argue over it.

Lol! Just like your Governors have been able to transform your erosion ravaged land of primitive hinterland bushmen "beyond the usual black man's level",right ?

It is confirmed,you Igbo are suffering from narcissistic personality disorder! People who suffer that disease need to constantly bolster their self esteem through grandiose fantasy, exaggerated ambition,exhibitionism,feelings of importance and entitlement! What a Narcissist is actually trying to disguise or cover up with his fake sense of superiority is an inherent inferiority complex he suffers from! You igbos need to rise above this annoying level of crass primitiveness, it's appalling! From being "African Jews" to now,"African Japanese", it's quite shameful! You always see yourselves as some kind of very important people,yet your history is nothing to write home about,it is a sad story of slavery and primitive cannibalism! "African Jews" and "Japanese of Africa" with the "most intelligence " that couldn't build any enviable culture or civilisation that's worthy of being emulated or celebrated today! People whose ancestors were sold in droves into the slavery by all their neighbors - Ijaws,Itshekiri, Binis and Igalas,shior, intelligent my foot!

Even the Yoruba are not bragging or claiming to be the most intelligent Africans or whatever despite their unrivalled records of successes and achievements in every field of human endeavor. Isn't it quite funny that it is one primitive hinterland dwelling tribe ,who are never associated with any civilisation,that's claiming one non existent "most intelligent"?! Isn't it what is called grandiose delusions of the highest order ?! It is, certainly!

Lol! "Most Intelligent" cannibals of potopoto Republic, morons who are incapable of achieving anything enviable!

OfoIgbo:
Tell your drug-dealing ugly president brother to stop blocking the construction of a seaport in Igboland.

At least when Igbos leave Lagos, we will leave with our beautiful daughters, thus leaving you guys hustling for the ugly left-over locals with scratched faces.

Just choke on the news that 70% of containers making it to Lagos, are eastbound. When Igbos relocate, Lagos goes down. Visualise that

Lol! You blamed Buhari, you're blaming Tinubu now,only God knows who is next on your list to be blamed for your self-inflicted misery and misfortunes...... mtchew,bunch of hinterland dwelling bushmen! Werey,stop giving excuses for the ineptitudes of your governors,Tinubu is not preventing anyone from developing! You should,rather,appease the demons that are busy chasing away your people from their land to every other parts of the country, especially Yoruba land,in droves!

Lekki Seaport is a state government initiative. It was initiated,designed and developed solely by the Lagos State government,nobody cried or gave any excuse and today, it's operational. So,why on earth would Tinubu stop anyone from having same if the capacity to do it is there ?! Chinedu,stop giving excuses;this is not about "Seaport" or no Seaport,the truth is that those demons that are chasing away your people from Alaigbo are still very much active. You should blame them and not Tinubu!

You guys are just a nobody,but who unfortunately,see themselves as some kind of very important people. Your history is nothing to write home about;no prominent ancestry, no records of culture or civilisation that's worthy of being celebrated,no nothing - just a sad history of slavery and primitive cannibalism!

You're nothing but empty loudmouthed morons who:

Cannot actualize Biafra
Cannot produce president
Cannot contribute to GDP
Cannot stay in SE region to develop it
Do not have respected political leaders
Do not have respectable youth
Love to scavenge in other zones
Claim wealth but produce little VAT, IGR

You are free to leave;nobody is holding you back! Start that process by recalling your Senators and Rep members from Abuja,only then you'll begin to have our respect. But then, just for you to know,there will never be a drug and human trafficking independent nation in West Africa,no,we won't allow it! Any group of people whose inherited profession is drugs and human trafficking can go and find a large virgin land near Mexico or Colombia and move themselves there. It is a win-win situation,at least,everybody will be happy! Go to your tiny 5 plots of erosion ravaged land of primitive cannibals and never come back;you won't be missed, guaranteed!

Ogun kee your fada!

OfoIgbo:
NIGERIAN REGIONS WILL DRIFT APART

Basil Okoh

We all watched the address of the Director General of the World Trade Organization (WTO), Dr. Ngozi Okonjo Iweala and heard the speeches delivered by other Igbo dignitaries at the launch of the 188 megawatt electricity generating plant of Dr. Barth Nnaji's Geometric Power Limited, Osisioma, near Aba. What leaves a lasting impression is not what the Igbo elite and prospective investors said at the launch but what they tacitly left unsaid.

What they said in whispers and many convoluted parables is that Igbo have resolved to grow the economy of their own land, bucking the historical failures of Nigeria.

For our true understanding of the Igbo perception of the emerging sociopolitical dynamics in Nigeria, we must index a sulking Igbo land to the search for a new Igbo resolve, in the light of the denial of Peter Obi, to escape from the entrapment within a dissonant Nigeria, to which cauldron they have been yoked. To achieve this requires giving Igbo land the investment and economic power to free itself from a disharmonious nation, without losing its present investments in Nigeria.

Since after the 2023 election and following from the swearing in of Bola Tinubu as president, (the man who became president without winning an election), the Igbo are self isolating from Nigeria, partly as a reaction to the injustice of the election outcome and also because of Bola Tinubu’s profiling of the Igbo in his strategic refusal to engage them in his government in any worthwhile position. Mostly, they feel done with the historical struggle to integrate into the failing Nigerian project since the civil war. The Igbo themselves have taken on many provocations and are now determined to face the challenge of developing their land and people through self effort, private sector driven and without involvement of the federal Government.

There is no doubt that the Tinubu faction of the Yoruba, along with the traditional northern establishment feel threatened by Igbo disengagement from the federal government. They know this is ominous. For the fifty four years of the end of the civil war, Igbo elite has been yearning and crying for inclusion in the national establishment. But the Fulani and Yoruba have excluded them, both in military and civil governments that have ruled the country.

For the excuse of waging a civil war, the ruling Nigerian establishment have considered the Igbo a threat to national cohesion, choosing to hold the region in thrall, plundering accruing petrodollars from the deep south, seizing all federal powers and capping everyone’s development to their glass ceilings.

The Igbo endured. In these fifty years, they plunged into private enterprise, moving from the open tin sheds to the commercial city Alaba has become today, from the rented shops on Otigba street, Ikeja to the sprawling Computer village it is today.

Unapologetic and in fact menacing, the Igbo have moved from riding Honda 175 motorcycles back home to the east for Christmas to driving now in quiet V8 SUV’s.

Above everything else, the Igbo have acquired capital. Enough capital and professional capacity to transform Igbo land in the next ten years, they know now that the development of their homeland to the levels of Malaysia and Indonesia of today depends entirely on their self effort, not on any government patronage. And they are growing the collective will to take that challenge. The grounds of the launch of Geometric Power Limited provided a platform for the gathering of the clan for stoking that resolve.

This fact, known to both the Fulani and Yoruba elite who hitherto held the Igbo hostage, is forcing a new dynamic into the Nigerian political economy: how to contain the Igbo and stop them from breaking free of the Nigerian enclave without ceding political power to an Igbo man.

The fear has always been that if you let Igbo go, the rest of the regions will also seek freedom from a captive Nigeria. This fear has been deepened by the emergent truths from the 2023 presidential election. The monolithic north that the Fulani preached so passionately about and by which they ruled Nigeria, does not exist. It was a myth, a falsity exposed by the Peter Obi phenomenon.

These shifts in paradigm within the Nigerian enclave portends many novel possibilities, one of which can be a clash of civilizations arising from the schism between regions or religions. This can be triggered by a real possibility of the loss of power by the present ruling faction as the country is now actually held together by the threat of violence from the military and the other state agencies of coercion.

Wherever the raging hunger and poverty leads Nigeria, the Igbo man is too powerful now to be held down, particularly as the powers of the Nigerian state has been whittled down by internal strife in the north, decline in military power and meltdown in the national economy.

The now evident awareness and frustration that Igboland cannot be allowed to grow economically within the present Nigerian arrangement, even by private effort, has made the sense of exasperation among the Igbo palpable. Governor Alex Otti has just laid a suit at the ICC, accusing the Yoruba led federal government of treacherously sabotaging private initiative and effort to build a port on the River Opobo that will open up a direct seaborne trade route to Igboland. Denied or not, the confrontation will definitely come in a matter of time.

The successful completion of a seaport in Igboland will spell the fall of the Lagos ports. 70% of indigenous import trade in all classes of goods in Nigeria are by Igbo. A functional port built on the Opobo River will more than halve the level of commerce in Lagos because the driving force for all the growth in commerce in Lagos is the monopoly of Lagos ports in Apapa, Tin Can, Lillypond, Ikorodu and now joined by the Lekki port.

So the Bola Tinubu government in order to maintain that monopoly is working assiduously to sabotage the construction of an operational port in Igboland. Now the Tinubu government is caught in a dilemma, an ambiguous adventure of sorts. If he allows the commercially driven Igbo to remain in Lagos, they will eventually grow to dominate its economy as they are already doing and assert themselves enough to own Lagos politics.

On the reverse, if the Igbo are sent away for fear of their dogged hard work and growing economic power, they will return home and Igbo land will be economically transformed. The base of commerce in Nigeria will move there and the commercial primacy of place of Lagos will be lost to Igbo land and their people. Lagos will be rendered a secondary place of business.

The prognosis is therefore that the Igbo will force their wish over the whimpers of a weak government that lacks legitimacy. World opinion, the justness of their cause and the power of the presence of their person Ngozi Okonjo Iweala at the WTO will help achieve that cause. And when that happens, the gradual loss of commercial primacy, the regional loss of economic power by the Fulani/Yoruba ruling elite, will start a cataclysmic development that will force Nigeria to peaceably drift apart. @basilokoh.

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BKayy
Igboid
Ekealterego
Eastlink

Lagos and Igbo shouldn't be in the same sentence,they have nothing in common! Ndi igbo should be proud of who they are,where they come from,and stop their very shameful obsession with Lagos!

@Op,trust me,nobody sees Igbo the way you guys imagine it in your oblong heads! Lol! You don't want to know what comes to the minds of some of us when we see or have any form of interactions with you Igbo! Bunch of empty chestbeating village dwelling morons,go and build your Eldorado in Alaigbo nah,nobody is holding you guys down here! Some of us will actually throw a big carnival to celebrate your departure from our land....bunch of irritants!

I don't even blame you,it is the constitution of Nigeria which grants every Nigerian the right to live freely in any part of the country that is your saving grace! Trust me,no one,outside of your tiny erosion ravaged land of primitive bushmen,would have allowed you highly irritating, loudmouthed villagers from hell to settle and live in their midst!

OfoIgbo:
NIGERIAN REGIONS WILL DRIFT APART

Basil Okoh

We all watched the address of the Director General of the World Trade Organization (WTO), Dr. Ngozi Okonjo Iweala and heard the speeches delivered by other Igbo dignitaries at the launch of the 188 megawatt electricity generating plant of Dr. Barth Nnaji's Geometric Power Limited, Osisioma, near Aba. What leaves a lasting impression is not what the Igbo elite and prospective investors said at the launch but what they tacitly left unsaid.

What they said in whispers and many convoluted parables is that Igbo have resolved to grow the economy of their own land, bucking the historical failures of Nigeria.

For our true understanding of the Igbo perception of the emerging sociopolitical dynamics in Nigeria, we must index a sulking Igbo land to the search for a new Igbo resolve, in the light of the denial of Peter Obi, to escape from the entrapment within a dissonant Nigeria, to which cauldron they have been yoked. To achieve this requires giving Igbo land the investment and economic power to free itself from a disharmonious nation, without losing its present investments in Nigeria.

Since after the 2023 election and following from the swearing in of Bola Tinubu as president, (the man who became president without winning an election), the Igbo are self isolating from Nigeria, partly as a reaction to the injustice of the election outcome and also because of Bola Tinubu’s profiling of the Igbo in his strategic refusal to engage them in his government in any worthwhile position. Mostly, they feel done with the historical struggle to integrate into the failing Nigerian project since the civil war. The Igbo themselves have taken on many provocations and are now determined to face the challenge of developing their land and people through self effort, private sector driven and without involvement of the federal Government.

There is no doubt that the Tinubu faction of the Yoruba, along with the traditional northern establishment feel threatened by Igbo disengagement from the federal government. They know this is ominous. For the fifty four years of the end of the civil war, Igbo elite has been yearning and crying for inclusion in the national establishment. But the Fulani and Yoruba have excluded them, both in military and civil governments that have ruled the country.

For the excuse of waging a civil war, the ruling Nigerian establishment have considered the Igbo a threat to national cohesion, choosing to hold the region in thrall, plundering accruing petrodollars from the deep south, seizing all federal powers and capping everyone’s development to their glass ceilings.

The Igbo endured. In these fifty years, they plunged into private enterprise, moving from the open tin sheds to the commercial city Alaba has become today, from the rented shops on Otigba street, Ikeja to the sprawling Computer village it is today.

Unapologetic and in fact menacing, the Igbo have moved from riding Honda 175 motorcycles back home to the east for Christmas to driving now in quiet V8 SUV’s.

Above everything else, the Igbo have acquired capital. Enough capital and professional capacity to transform Igbo land in the next ten years, they know now that the development of their homeland to the levels of Malaysia and Indonesia of today depends entirely on their self effort, not on any government patronage. And they are growing the collective will to take that challenge. The grounds of the launch of Geometric Power Limited provided a platform for the gathering of the clan for stoking that resolve.

This fact, known to both the Fulani and Yoruba elite who hitherto held the Igbo hostage, is forcing a new dynamic into the Nigerian political economy: how to contain the Igbo and stop them from breaking free of the Nigerian enclave without ceding political power to an Igbo man.

The fear has always been that if you let Igbo go, the rest of the regions will also seek freedom from a captive Nigeria. This fear has been deepened by the emergent truths from the 2023 presidential election. The monolithic north that the Fulani preached so passionately about and by which they ruled Nigeria, does not exist. It was a myth, a falsity exposed by the Peter Obi phenomenon.

These shifts in paradigm within the Nigerian enclave portends many novel possibilities, one of which can be a clash of civilizations arising from the schism between regions or religions. This can be triggered by a real possibility of the loss of power by the present ruling faction as the country is now actually held together by the threat of violence from the military and the other state agencies of coercion.

Wherever the raging hunger and poverty leads Nigeria, the Igbo man is too powerful now to be held down, particularly as the powers of the Nigerian state has been whittled down by internal strife in the north, decline in military power and meltdown in the national economy.

The now evident awareness and frustration that Igboland cannot be allowed to grow economically within the present Nigerian arrangement, even by private effort, has made the sense of exasperation among the Igbo palpable. Governor Alex Otti has just laid a suit at the ICC, accusing the Yoruba led federal government of treacherously sabotaging private initiative and effort to build a port on the River Opobo that will open up a direct seaborne trade route to Igboland. Denied or not, the confrontation will definitely come in a matter of time.

The successful completion of a seaport in Igboland will spell the fall of the Lagos ports. 70% of indigenous import trade in all classes of goods in Nigeria are by Igbo. A functional port built on the Opobo River will more than halve the level of commerce in Lagos because the driving force for all the growth in commerce in Lagos is the monopoly of Lagos ports in Apapa, Tin Can, Lillypond, Ikorodu and now joined by the Lekki port.

So the Bola Tinubu government in order to maintain that monopoly is working assiduously to sabotage the construction of an operational port in Igboland. Now the Tinubu government is caught in a dilemma, an ambiguous adventure of sorts. If he allows the commercially driven Igbo to remain in Lagos, they will eventually grow to dominate its economy as they are already doing and assert themselves enough to own Lagos politics.

On the reverse, if the Igbo are sent away for fear of their dogged hard work and growing economic power, they will return home and Igbo land will be economically transformed. The base of commerce in Nigeria will move there and the commercial primacy of place of Lagos will be lost to Igbo land and their people. Lagos will be rendered a secondary place of business.

The prognosis is therefore that the Igbo will force their wish over the whimpers of a weak government that lacks legitimacy. World opinion, the justness of their cause and the power of the presence of their person Ngozi Okonjo Iweala at the WTO will help achieve that cause. And when that happens, the gradual loss of commercial primacy, the regional loss of economic power by the Fulani/Yoruba ruling elite, will start a cataclysmic development that will force Nigeria to peaceably drift apart. @basilokoh.

cc
BKayy
Igboid
Ekealterego
Eastlink

Chestbeating gibberish as expected!

This is one of the reasons why I just can't tolerate these criminals from a particular section of the country around me! We must begin to deal ruthlessly with these village dwellers from hell who don't mean well for us in our land. They keep arriving in droves from their tiny cursed land with the evil intent to perpetrate crimes in Yoruba land,awon Odaran gbogbo!

Livingstone124:
Yes Mr. Avenger, go and avenge them

Your father's scrotum will be roasted alive and same will be put in his mouth to eat......just wait and see! Bunch of cowards,everyone of you idiots from that Okuama village or whatever nonsense name you call it has lost my respect for ever! Believe it or not,that evil village is about to witness a monumental sorrows and gnashing of teeth! I can only hope and pray that you and your entire miserable family members are caught in the web of it all by the time great calamity befalls that evil village!

Isn't it strange that some village dwellers from a far away erosion ravaged land of cannibals are already complaining about the program's name - "Ounje Eko" in Yoruba land ?! These primitive beings don't know what time it is yet,walahi! Na bodi go tell una,e remain small!

The death of those soldiers must be avenged,every single soul!

#Yorubafirst.

123yes:
Ibo is sweet. No matter our contributions to the progress of this nation other tribe hate us with passion. That never discourage us from moving forward and contributing our quota to make sure that Nigeria progress
Kudos to this great son of Ibo land.

Are you sure you're Igbo or you just want to pull some people's legs?!

My Glo is flying high here at Oba Yekini Elegushi road,Lekki Peninsula II,Lagos.

"Ounje Eko", it's cool,love it! How I wish we (Yoruba) are not part of this contraption called Nigeria!

Yoruba people are truly blessed or how do you explain it when your sworn enemies can't even exist without you! They hate us,yet they keep arriving in droves from their erosion-ravaged land of primitive bushmen!

dfrost:
He just said he apologized for his/her previous views. Can't we work with that?

Haba... Let's always learn to move on fast. E get why?

You can't package or disguise insults as an apology and expect not to be figured out! As for you, you need your own advice more... move on, man!

excanny:
And no one trying to bypass and cheat.

For the first time, this is a high level of organization from Ibadan people.

I apologize for my previous opinions about them.

What exactly do you mean by "for the first time" ? Are you Yoruba ? I can bet,you know nothing about Ibadan,its people and history.

Ance4Liverpool:
The family of the lawyer should make sure the police pay the kind of compasation that will correct their brains any time they remember it. 50 billion will be nice

You're joking,they won't pay a Kobo!

Congratulations,beautiful couple.

Onitsha is no man's land! The demolition is actually targeted at the Yoruba and Igala who developed the 'city'!

Registered Terrorists!

They look good together. May their union be blessed.

Special Assistant on culture indeed ! How do you give what you don't have ? Governance is a joke in Nigeria,appointing one uncultured thing as special Assistant on culture,shior !

Man,forget about that LovePeddler and move on. Get another one,use her and dumb her sorry ass ! The reality is,there are no loyal girls in this your generation, it's a pity!

SpatialKing:
Please go and provide bread for your people so they won't get flogged again

You should be worried at the rate mothers are selling their children in your land just to afford a meal,shame !

Nice thread,well-done Op.