Johnthum:
This SDP candidate must be an Afonja mad man.

How does he expect a Winner to congrat someone that Rigged the election before the election even started.

How am i even sharing a Country with this type of people with mental illness.

Who did i offend in this country

Did i commit any crime by sharing the same country with Yoruba people

Drealman20:


Yen yen yen

Igbo man is against an akwa ibom man in his own land in the south south. It explains why akwa ibomites don't want anytin to do with most igbos...

emyibe:

you smell of stupidity for this your apology. Woman wrapper. See how she licked your brain and you went down on your knees begging her. Mpama. Primary 4 iguana

TheGiftedOne:
The first respondent on this thread is a damn fool for bringing tribalism into this. That is what happens when you're gifted free data. I don't blame her but the network provider who presented her with this rare opportunity...

Meanwhile what is happening to our indigenous players? One death after another and we haven't seen half of the year yet.

The LMC and NFF have to hold an emergency meeting to chart the way forward. Things are going out of hand.

- The 26-year-old was said to have died on the spot

- The Enugu Rangers attacker was said to be returning home due to the coronavirus

Super Eagles and Enugu International forward Ifeanyi George has been reported killed in a ghastly motor accident while returning to his base on Sunday, March 22, 2020.

The ex-Enyimba of Aba striker was in the car with two others who were also killed in the incident. They were said to be returning home when the tragic incident occurred.

Heartbroken former team-mate and Nigeria beach soccer legend Abu Azeez replied a post with ‘crying emojis’, describing it as the "saddest news of the year".

Ifeanyi George made his international debut for Nigeria in 2017 against Benin and made two international caps. He was aged 26.

The management Enugu in a statement confirmed the involvement of some of their players in a fatal accident while traveling for the ten-days break.

The statement said: "According to scetchy information available to the management, our attacking sensation, Ifeanyi George who was in his vehicle driven by his friend including a B team player, had the vehicle smashed into a parked articulated vehicle along Onitsha-Agbor-Benin road, Sunday morning.

General Manager of the side, Prince Davidson Owumi said, "We just heard this disturbing news this morning and what we hear is not palatable.

"I await information from my officials that are already on their way to the spot where the accident was said to have taken place. We call for prayers in this hour of pains."

Os3e:


Op I think u have asked a very simple and very core question of what happens next ? I like to look at things with logic and from a lay man's view. I am of the opinion that one must not go thru every experience oneself in order to learn. But that we can learn from the experiences and situations of other's; in order to make a better informed decision. Having said that, it can be seen that a majority of the countries in Africa, the middle East and worldwide that have walked down the path we r trying to walk now; have nothing to show for it. 80% of them are facing and are stil facing war, famine and disintegration. A total collapse of peace, security and stability.With all the numerous challenges facing the country, isn't it logical to say ours will be the worst of them all yet. Y then, do we want to so eargerly walk down this obvious path of destruction. On the other hand we have countries made up of diverse ethnicities who coexist as best as they can. Some have been thru their own wars and r trying to rebuild for many decades. Y can we not as a nation take examples from peace initiatives employed in other regions and modify them to apply to our situation. One common characteristic of regions that have had the same issues as us, is corruption and bad leadership. These are also our biggest challenges as a country. Y not focus on the real issues and try tackling them,instead of hiding behind the umbrella of seperatism. but the problem is that corruption has eaten in so deep across the nation, so much that it seems to be the general culture of all languages.

When I look logically at the present situation I say massive ignorance, especially among the youth plays a key role in everything. I place 50% of the divisive notions on the shoulders of the youth. I say this because we are too docile and seem very ignorant. We do not demand accountability and transparency from the same leader's we elect. They need to be held accountable for their actions. We do not ask questions as youth, all we know is crowd mentality. To go with the voice and action of the mob crowd without taking any time to consider the implications of our actions and decisions. Simple questions like where are we coming from? Where are we heading to? What legacy and impact can I leave in this world? What have we benefitted from war before? Wat will we benefit now? Wat kind of world do I want my children to live in? How can I better the cause of humanity?
Another high percentage of the blame can be traced to bad governance and social neglect because the youth are often victimized.

Showing allegiance to where one is from is a very good thing, but you do not need to bring down d roof in d process. If the only reason for the agitation is to show allegiance, then it is unnecessary. If it is not, then what r the aims and objectives and also d core reasons for the agitation.
One does not need to look far to see that we are one of the greatest nations in Africa and the world. Many countries who are doin better than we are do not have 1/4 of the resources we have. But we mis-manage everything. Our currency was once one of the highest in the world. Y can we not rise up to the challenge? We stil posses all the resources that put us in that position. we need to be able to mange our resources to improve our situation. Breaking up is never the way out. I think what we all must do is, imbide is the culture of tolerance for our neighbors and mankind in general no matter where ur from.

TundeHashim:
Your grandpa get blood for hin eye...Son of his daughter! That's pathetic. How would ur mum reacts if she hears this?

Ikology:


You went overboard brother, you don't have to denigrate the whole tribe because of the action of a few. Like IPOB, like Niger Delta militants, like OPC when MKO Abiola was denied presidency. These groups are politically motivated. Their agenda might serve the interests of a few political elites. Do not insult the sensibilities of the Igbo people because of IPOB crisis. Whatever insults you direct at Igbo people is also directed at you. If you say we are greedy, you are also greedy, including your parents and kinsmen. Be guided.

otil1:


Thot you said SE was wicked to you.

See, you should go thank that your uncle for spurring you and teaching you a good life Igbo lesson. Now you are completing your house. Congrats.

Let's now see how many people you will give free accommodation. Op, you are confused

Marcelo290:
Watch how one MOD (Name withheld) would quickly push this to FP...

So because of your little experience with your uncle, you think it's enough reason to make generations, you are mad! Those people who keep saying igbos are not united are the divisive elements in our midst that need to be cast out. You say Igbos don't help themselves? seriously?? Where an uncle would sponsor all his relatives in school depending on how rich he is, another would bring his brother from the village were he is wasting away and in a couple of years, he becomes established, we're the first son automatically becomes responsible for his siblings, tell me any other tribe in Nigeria that does this, simply cos you want free money which you couldn't get, you brought your embittered self to come wail here. There are sure exceptions, hatred is an individual thing and you would see wicked people in every tribe, capitalizing on it to score cheap points and aswell trend on NL is not a smart move.

A Yoruba man housed you, good of him, but you brought your stupidity in again when you say no igbo can do it, dude like WTF? who shows the act of hospitality more than igbos? should I start recounting my experiences for you? you ain't worth it anyway, your belief system is flawed from all angles and is devoid of logic and factual analysis. As for Biafra, even though I'm indifferent about it, your reasons for it's impending failure isn't worth taking serious.

I know your type, you want to look different aswell as stand out and receive praises from Yorubas and one Nigeria propagandists, but this is a failed trial that lacks every atom of intelligence, though you would get what you seek --Praises and attention, I already see them above licking your toes, be smart next time cos you writing to people from all walks of life who won't accept a haphazard analysis whether it aligns with their believes or not.

Now take a hanky and go continue wailing

impossible27:
My igbo brothers. What the op said is true oo. It not like i dont want biafra, i want it and i know in each and every heart of an igbo man in this earth, we are desprate to have a nation of our own, a country we can be proud to say "this is the country where i come from" but the problem is we are not united.

U might think the word UNITED nah small thing. omoo that word nah big thing oo because we can kill ourselves if we have biafra for power, land or minor crisis. when i look at the northerners sometimes and see how united they are in everything, i just feel jelous sometimes. but i pray we unite IJN.

Just reading comment from the non igbo saying a better nigeria is better bla bla bla. Pls dont listen to them, i dont think this country will be better in the next melinma with the way this country is going with this kin sentiment here and there.

So let we igbos learn how to unite first before we ask for a country. Unity first before any other.

Abum onye anambra,
Onye ori ifite in ekwusigo Lga

Yoshy:


You're are lazy, it's only people like you that say this kind of rubbish. No body owes you anything, Igbos Don't need people like you. You proved yourself to be exactly the type that will sell his brother for a bottle of kunu and kwulikwuli. You're not ashamed!

plaetton:


Cowards die many times before their death.

OBVIOUSLY, this is just another nonsense from the propaganda mills dishing out N5000 to the unemployed youths.
I see nothing remotely resembling Igbo spirit in the above nonsense.

The i.d.iot that penned this piece has NOOOOO idea what it is to be Igbo.

EmmySparky:
brother am happy to hear this...am an awka guy too...conc igbo guy but the simple truth is that the igbo community has no unity to live as a country...the family level alone proves ur point...all these guys castigating u knows the truth but are just blinded by the crazy ideology about other tribes being their enemy...

emi14:
There is no Igbo genes that runs in your vain. Unnecessary imposter. Ofe mmau

attackgat:


Read the below and tell me more about tnis your wonderful "one Nigeria"

tbliss22:
I can't believe an Igbo man typed this. How I wish every Igbo man will think just like this.....

Well good thinking brother, the Yoruba's will always welcome any tribe as long as u are human.

Rossikki:


Bros, you are 100% correct. Igbos can be very selfish to each other, even within families. You will be shocked at the number of Igbo millionaires and billionaires whose own blood brothers, not to mention nephews and cousins, are struggling to find their next meal. Biafran actualisation will simply be an opportunity for rich Igbos to get richer. The ordinary citizens will simply be ignored. And it would be a dictatorship/ banana republic where might is right. May it never happen.

giftq:
Igbo amaka

MikeBetty:
You Are An Imbe, Imposter, And Igbo Wannabe.