₦airaland Forum

ANAMBRA11:
shatap which plan? the plan in an average yoluba mind is owambe and amala, una no fit do anything
[size=48pt]lagos is
a no man's land![/size]

Ikengawo:
This is true. I think an open tribalist is a more reasonable person than a hidden one. A hidden tribalist is lying to an audience that doesn't exist or believe them.

Every Nigerian is proud of their tribe, and in being proud they will prefer their own before they prefer another. That is simple human nature and anyone trying to say they're otherwise needs to get their head checked. I think our best solution is building a Nigeria that doesn't pretend we're all the same or that our ethnic heritages are something we should put in the background or try to forget. If you ask me to choose between Igbo history and Nigerian history, I will pick Igbo history as the one that makes me proudest unless Obasanjo stealing your money and Abacha dying with prostitutes is a point of pride for you. A yoruba, hausa, tiv, kalabari man will say the same.

SirShymex:
Lol, not inciting violence.

I just expect more decisiveness in decision making, just to put an end to the boldness. You can't be clingy with ya own, and still go about trying to force others to share theirs. Just take a look at the Anambra election, and all the amala talks about APC and Yorubas trying to lord over them. The labelling of Lagos as a "no man's land." And this utterly disrespectful letter question the language and tradition of the land.

What's next? - they might start asking the indigenous Lagos folks to start working for them ask slaves.

SirShymex:
Lol, Yorubas act like a minority group in Nigeria, despite being the biggest single ethnic bloc in the country, once you separate the Hausas from the Fulanis. And they need to start acting it. They just cower to everyone and it's painful to watch as a Yoruba person. Heck, even small Ijaws also threaten them from time to time - hysterical.

They have taken that nonsense out here, and hearing folks say Yorubas are cowards these days on these streets doesn't even shock me anymore. There was even some Uncle who said that shiit, and my boy was so pissed that he almost bottled him. I had to tell him to allow it, that it's a naij thing.

These Yorubas need to show that they have got balls - I don't rate how they do things. They're not repping us right

BizBloke:
[color=#000033]Alright, Docsholz. I'll do so.

Cheers and compliments of the season.[/color]

Olaide1295:
i think it's may 2015

Normality:
I don't care what will happen, I will only be interested in helping to build my own side.

So bone the matter, boy.

Flets:
This is more like a warm-up to 2015.

If for any reason GEJ does not return to Aso rock.... say bye to oil money.

To people complaining about non-payment of salaries... just wait till there is no more allocation from the center

To those complaining about exchange rate... wait until there is no more foreign exchange and dollar goes for 300 naira

This is no threat. ..its reality staring us in the face. If the northern elements kept true to their words of making the country ungovernable. ... expect the creeks to keep true their words too.

The only hope for Nigeria is true federalism. ... lets get back to our regions to work it out.

Xcex:
egbon if u try dat 4 ibos na hunger go kill ur pple cos na we dey feed una here, ur pple are lazy.

Descartes:
...and generates revenue for the Owner

BizBloke:
[color=#000033]
Hi Dochsolz,

It leaves tomorrow. I'll notify you when it does.

Thanks.[/color]

BizBloke:
[color=#000033]It's in, Docsholz.

Thanks.[/color]