₦airaland Forum

zenmaster:
I agree 200%

zenmaster:
Go and contest for anambra Governor

Cyrilpac:
Better you know who their problems are, but am talking about the source of money used in developing the North, if not the oil money from the South, tell me where is the money coming from, abi na watermelon, onions, beans, cows, pepper,

Joephat:
I said if there was massive turn out.
Nobody came to vote. Beside, I am not an ipob, I am a Biafran.

Joephat:
I will honestly denounce it, if you can prove that there was no form of rigging in the election...

ehissi:
While the Indigenous People of Anambra State, IPOAS, risked life and limb to exercise their civic responsibility, partaking in the just concluded election process.

It is on record that The Indigenous people of Biafra, IPOB, had declared the very election day as Ofe Nsala day and strongly advocated/advised that all the good people of Anambra state should sit at home, eat and drink, in effect calling for a boycott of the November elections.

Failure to comply with this directive, according to IPOB, is to place their lives at risk.

As at Saturday Morning, the Nairaland Frontpage was littered with treads - powered by lalasticlala - loaded with exclusive photographs of IPOB members using permanent voters cards as bottle cover for bottles of beer which they used to douse their thirst after munching on tasty Ofe Nsala, in line with the directive to boycott voting. Frontpage inserts provided by Lalasticlala also show treads loaded with reports of different people actively observing the IPOB declared boycott.

However, the Indigenous People of Anambra State, IPOAS, who by reason of nature are very industrious, International Developers and business men and Natural risk takers, defied this order and today, we have an INEC declared winner in Governor Obiano amidst other winners and supporters.

But more interesting, a very interesting character, who goes by the moniker, joephat, here on our darling Nairaland Forum declared and I quote

"If Anambra Election hold, I would denounce my igboship"

Which brings Nairaland to a very important question, has Joephat denounced his igboship? Is Joephat still igbo? And if he isnt igbo, well what exactly is he?

The United Nations, Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Article 15 section 1 states that "Everyone has the right to a nationality".

In the light of this, we would like to ask our dear brother and sisters, Danladi7, laudate, sarrki, etc to be our brothers keeper.

Please where can we donate this fellow in the event that he finally decides to take the path of integrity and denounce his igboship as he earlier planned (that is if the plan hasn't changed ).

So any suggestions from Nairalanders, Hausa, Fulani, Nupe, Igala, Edo, Ijaw, Yoruba, riyom, berom, bwari.

Please which of you guys are willing to accommodate this fellow so that we can avoid a humanitarian crisis here on nairaland. Anyone,............

wiseEast:
Ibadan was know as a broken China Big Slum of brown roofs not a city.

wiseEast:
Ibadan was know as a broken China Big Slum of brown roofs not a city.

Obi1kenobi:
Doesn't matter what it's "called". That's just semantics. There are loads of villages in every corner of the country. If anything, the large population density in the tiny landmass in the South East means we have less rural dwellers than other regions. We also farm less than other ethnicities which further makes us lean to urban living.

And regardless of population, Ibadan has never at any time in the 20th century been as developed as Lagos. Doesn't matter if UI was cited there. Harvard and MIT were cited in Cambridge, Massachusetts and Yale was cited in Connecticut. UNN was cited in Nsukka which was basically an agrarian village far from the major urban centres of the East.

Obi1kenobi:
Doesn't matter what it's "called". That's just semantics. There are loads of villages in every corner of the country. If anything, the large population density in the tiny landmass in the South East means we have less rural dwellers than other regions. We also farm less than other ethnicities which further makes us lean to urban living.

And regardless of population, Ibadan has never at any time in the 20th century been as developed as Lagos. Doesn't matter if UI was cited there. Harvard and MIT were cited in Cambridge, Massachusetts and Yale was cited in Connecticut. UNN was cited in Nsukka which was basically an agrarian village far from the major urban centres of the East.

Obi1kenobi:
The new emerging urban giant in Nigeria in the coming years will be Ogun state. Hundreds to thousands of registered businesses (industries, health centers etc) and probably tens to hundreds of thousands of residents are spilling over from Lagos into Ogun's border towns. Biggest mining state in the country. One of the biggest in agricultural output in the South. Largest concentration of universities. Church campuses etc. Several people that work in Lagos live there and pay their taxes. They are currently 2nd in IGR generated in the country, overtaking even Rivers, and rising still.

Better come and invest in the East and convince other Igbos to do so and stop killing yourself in envy over what is happening elsewhere. We need Igbo sons to invest in Igbo land and stop dragging who "owns" what with other indigenous tribes.

adeolakemi:
what do you concern yourself with how Yoruba's feel or how Igbo do? please as long as those skull miner cum Muslims are heart bittered I'm OK as for the Christians yoruba we know where they belong

ProWalker:
Igbos will die on top lagos matter
Why are these people so crazy over Lagos ?

koning:
I very much doubt if you are Igbo with this azz-licking and ridiculous heading. You could simply ask Igbos to invest in Igbo land without having to bring up the issue of Lagos into it.

Lagos has never been a Yoruba Land. 97% of Yorubas in lagos are immigrants just like the Igbos, Hausas, Binis and other SS peoples. It is and will always remain a cosmopolitan entity for the entire nation. Yorubas are more in Lagos because of the proximity of core Yoruba states to Lagos.

Igbos are many there because of our ubiquitous and adventurous nature.

Igbos should invest more in Igbo states. I agree. But that has nothing to do with Lagos being 'no man's land'. Stop sucking up to Yorubas. that is if you are actually Igbo.

SpComedy:
Lagos is a no man's land and the narrative is simple............. The yoruba may more in number but the no man-ness of Lagos is economically based.........

Every Nigerian contributed/is contributing to the growth of Lagos, the federal government used/uses money gotten from all over the country to build Lagos the more, all ethnic group in Nigeria are scampering to Lagos in other to gain back their resources used by FG to build Lagos, Thus making Lagos A NO MANS LAND.......... If e vex una ask federal government to construct federal roads, ports and airports in other region just like it's in Lagos..............

Lagos = NO MANS LAND

meforyou1:
danladi banza bokwai. u cattle rearers from mali are the problem of this our country. lagos is no man's land

achi4u:
Bro I understand ur point very well but we all where the biggest chest beaters come from. They're the ones attracting unnecessary hatred towards eastern part, my little problem is that if Yorubas start to act now they won't know who started what and who to spare... We're on the long thing.

eleojo23:
Just like Nairaland supermods...

Whatsapp be encouraging dictatorship instead of democracy

zenmaster:
APGA is not a dull@rd party like APC

zenmaster:
APGA is not a dull@rd party like APC

zenmaster:
Please celebrate APGA victory.
Stop hating.
Igbo amaka

zenmaster:
Anambra renounced APC and its leading dull@rds.