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I do not give a hoot about what Ngige has to say about deportation of Nigerian citizen, sane or insane, by Lagos State government led by Fashola. The act is unconstitutional, insidious and instigated by bigotry. In the capital city of USA, homeless destitute and mentally challenged individuals roam the city without molestation by government agencies. Yet the USA has the best facilities in the world that cater for people in such condition. Even it is still voluntary to seek refuge in such facilities.

Whether the people had anybody in Lagos State or not, the Fashola led government has no humanitarian or constitutional authority to make a Nigerian citizen an illegal alien in his/her country. This is how Hitler started deporting German citizens from Germany.

In addition, Ndigbo must be very careful with any Igbo peep who work for or with any entity owned or initiated by Yoruba

naptu2: What powers did the President posses? That question was the cause of the January 1965 constitutional crisis, in which President Azikiwe refused to call on Tafawa Balewa to form the next government and ordered the armed forces to enforce his orders throughout the federation, by virtue of the fact that he was the Commander in Chief.

Even you also towed the line of childish innuendos and falsehood perpetrated by hacks. There was no constitutional crisis in January of 1965 in Nigeria. The issue was the conduct of 1964 census which led to political crisis during the polls towards the end of the year.

[quote author=mr_king]mind you! He was just a mere ceremonial president! He had no Executive Powers! His impact as †ђξ president was not felt! Coz he was just a representative of †ђξ queen. Tafawa Balewa was †ђξ man incharge as †ђξ prime Minister![/quote]I doubt if you could comprehend real facts when you read, it would have been proper to show you the road to library. You are one despicable reason Nigeria is hopelessly behind everything in human nature

It is a debilitating insult to the sanctity of legal system in Nigeria to address Fashola, governor of Lagos State, as a SAN.

[quote author=Texas.Cowgirl]Why would we want a coup today?

And why arent you cowards trying a coup?

My friend, keep quiet and continue dancing with your man bags [/quote]You are right about the coup but your forebearers will scamp across the border at sight of drunken soldier from northern region of Nigeria.

mikeywise: If u think breaking up will solve the problems of Nigeria, then am afraid to tell u wake up from your sleep.
Even if we eventually break up, can Abia and Imo live in peace, can Benue and plateau live in peace, can Rivers and Bayelsa live in peace? The list is endless even within states, we have seen ethnic clashes here and there. These among others are the reasons y breaking up won't solve anything.
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By the way, I am full blooded igbo man.

You must be ashamed of yourself to remotely insinuate that Imo and Abia State will still be in existence after the disintegration of Nigeria. This plank of reasoning compounds the problem Nigeria faces today. I am quite sure eastern region of Nigeria sounds like a space excursion to you.

ilugunboy: That is all they can do......carry outlawed Biafran flags with female bags...and dancing ethigi along the dirty and red eastern roads...

Are th above craps coming from a person whose forbearers were so cowered they could not dream of ordinary coup in Nigeria till date?

I did not vote for or cared about GEJ during the last election. However if re-election of GEJ as president of Nigeria will hasten or immediately led to the disintegration of Nigeria, I had spent my last cent to see it come through.

[quote author=Godman_n]I am Igbo like you. Tell me how Igbo will work as a country. What will be the fate of all Igbos in other parts of Nigeria including their investment? Do you think the countries that will emerge will protect them? Have you given a thougths to what is happening to Igbos in Ghana and cameroon; how they are being harrassed?

We will be harrased if and when Nigeria breaks up. Have you thought of being land-locked and its implications? The Niger Delta people will collect taxes on every dam import we make. What about ordinary foods?

When and how are you going to immediately replace the food stuffs coming down from Benue and the North? The yams, Tomatoes, onions and the rest?

What about our population explosion? How soon can we all cope if we all head home?

That apart, when you analyse the economy of scale and large market (which Nigeria can give better than your small Bifra/Ododuwa/Arewa); you will see we are better off staying together.

Ask yourself, why Ecowas, European Union and all the numerous trade zones of the world are coming together. It is only for the sake of big economic market. Now the market we have as being one country you are dividing. Are you aware China is China becuase of the size of their Economy? That is one advantage they have over America and Europe. Population counts when it comes to Economic power.

A country with large population will always attract investment. Such country can dictate the terms of such investments. A small country atracts no investment.

being very honest. Are you aware that Igbo land and South South is more corrupt that Northern part of the country when it comes down to individuals? How are we going to battle this corruption as a country.

I particular, till date, two individuals still pockets all the monthly allocation to my L.G.A. and no one can challenge them. That was how rotten Igbo land can be with our OMATTA mentality.

I see no better place in Igbo as a country than we can get in Nigeria. We can all make Nigeria work for all of us[/quote]You have indicted the basis of your argument through the first paragraph. How does being a part of Nigeria prevent harassment of Igbo in Ghana and Cameroon? It is very unfortunate you claimed to be Igbo yet showed damnable ignorance on the geographical delineation of Igbo land. In fact, you are one of those Igbo peeps that compromise the very existence of Igbo people. I honestly do not think Igbo land wants a son or daughter such as you.

When Nigeria disintegrates, please I urge you not to show face in Igbo land because, according to you, it is landlocked. I guess you need to know that one of viable economies in Africa is at home in a landlocked country.

It is unfortunate you dabbled into the so-called economic zones. I should not remind you that countries in the so-called economic zones developed independently and agreed to trade with each another as different entities. If you want to create economic or trade zones of former Nigerian countries or Nigerian Union, I say fine but you should desist from injecting empty argument that can undermine the nationalistic spirit of people looking for true unity that is fueled by identical culture and tradition.

Let me tell you, Nigeria is created to have people who fortunately found themselves in corridor of power to embezzle as much as they could without empathy. Nigeria is a joke and does not entice any sense of patriotism. I had rather have Republic of Igbo land that is struggling economically with bunch of patriotic individuals than Nigeria full of honey with despicable bas.tards.

How did acronym, SAN, come to associate with Fashola, the governor of Lagos State?

[quote author=Godman_n]I will appreciate your ideas on what becomes of a disintegrated Nigeria. Show me such is better than a Nigeria that is working? Show me how Nigeria that cannot work today will work better when split into tiny enclaves?[/quote]I honestly want Republic of Igbo land. The number of nation states out of disintegrated Nigeria does not engender a thought in my mind as far as unity is drawn from culture and tradition of the people. I shall have no use for Lagos or Abuja gateways as well as Tin Can. Each republic will be able to learn from each other by rejecting political blunders exhibited by another.

[quote author=Godman_n]You sound childish. Grow up. The people killed in kano are not all muslims. boko Haram is killing all Nigerians. We should act within our powers to put whoever is responsible to justice. My brothers and your brothers are being killed everywhere. It is not about Religion. God created all of us and we all deserve a good life[/quote]There is no growing up in the subject matter. It does not perturb me whose arse is canned. I have seen more deliberate killings in Nigeria than Boko Haram has perpetrated. All I wanted is something that could lead to disintegration of idiotic Nigeria talk less of the One–Nigeria crap.

nmaihat: See how the blame is being shifted to PDP as if it was PDP that bundled the Igbos to Onitsha at 3am just so they would be 'reunited' with their families.

Point of Correction!!! There are two or more Igbo in the deported group as large number of them hailed from other southern or northern Nigerian states.

obitwo: Then start eliminating the ones in LASG, Sterling Bank, GTBank, Conoil, Glo, FCMB, FirstBank, Wema Bank, 90% of manufacturing companies in Lagos, Ogun and Oyo, airlines, telecoms companies, building construction etc.

Using Joe Igbokwe to pass this goodwill message once again attests to the smartness of Yorubas

The above crap is ranting of malnourished dumbass. The list of business entities in your useless post showed you are not even a learner.

Atouke: Where is Wole soyinka and Falana on this? Keyamo? Where are the Self styled Progressives? Where are the so called Vanguard of democracy?
Do they only respond when the issue fits their fancy or when it agrees with their politics? I supported them when they said that 5 is not > 27 and 16 not > 19.

They seem to be silent on the plights of nigerians that are deported in their own country!

What an abuse of right of a citizen in his own country and yet no outcry from those who pretend to be protectors of our rights as citizen.

Its times like this that i miss our countrys greatest human right advocate. the peoples lawyer the great Chief Gani Fawehinmi.He would have stood up to fight by the side of the people. Adieu chief! for the pretenders who who claimed to have inherited your mantle are ethnically,tribal and politically biased and have disappointed Nigerians.

You could not be more correct bro. It is funny when deranged lappers in Nigeria call them “civil rights activists”. They are activists quite aright but pocket rights activists.

ebamma: I just read a thread on the frontpage in which governor gabriel suswan claimed that any state that doesn't have igbos in it economy will suffer, and i laughed out loud, its now i realised that our politicians are more clueless than i thought, maybe he forgot that 80percent of igbo's investment in states is in the trading sector, spare parts dealers, electronic shop owners, chemist owners etc which cannot make our break a state's economy, cos those services are provided based on demand, even if igbos dont do it other tribes will still take advantage of the demand and start such businesses, how much tax can a spare part dealer or electronic shop owner pay into a state coffers?, we should stop lying to ourselves please.
Another laughable point made in that topic was that igbo's investment in abuja is 600 trillion, just to remind u nigeria's budget for 2013 is 4.93 trillion, which means that igbo's investment in abuja is almost 11 times of nigeria's budget, maybe all properties and companies including the aso rock villa, and the national assembly are owned by igbos. We should stop lying to support our claims please, nobody hates the igbos, if the yorubas so hated u guys will the have let u owned properties worth the so called 300
trillion on their soil, although im not yoruba but i have never heard that some igbo traders have been slaughtered by yorubas or that a yoruba landlord refused to rent his house to someone simply because he is igbo, we should stop this show of hate and discord please.
God bless my niger delta
God bless nigeria
On nigeria we stand

You could have done better than you have shown with the title of this thread if you had removed “Igbo” from it. The drivel would have sounded lively and frankly debatable if it goes without Igbo.

camelus: A new report entitled ``Nigerian Unity in the Balance” authored for the United States Army War College has, again, warned Nigerian leaders to beware of another civil war or an outright break-up following what it called ongoing divisive trends in the country.

The report released by the Strategic Studies Institute of War College was written by two former American servicemen, Gerald McLaughlin and Clarence J. Bouchat. McLaughlin is a graduate of the U.S. Army War College while Bouchat is also an adjunct professor at the U.S. Army War College (USAWC)
The report, whose foreword was written by the Director, Strategic Studies, Institute and U.S. Army War College Press, Professor Douglas Lovelace, observed that divisive forces were becoming more stronger than uniting forces in Nigeria, warning that unless this was reversed, Nigeria`s existence could be jeopardised.

According to the report, “Parochial interests created by religious, cultural, ethnic, economic, regional, and political secessionist tendencies are endemic in Nigeria. Under such stresses, Nigerian unity may fail.

“Should Nigeria’s leaders mismanage the political economy and reinforce centrifugal forces in Nigeria, the breaks to create autonomous regions or independent countries would likely occur along its previously identified fault lines,” the report warned.

“Having already experienced one brutal civil war, Nigeria is at risk for a recurrence of conflict or dissolution, especially since some of the underpinning motivations of the war remain unresolved,`` the report observed, detailing many fault lines speeding up disintegrative tendencies in the country.

“Indeed, East Timor, Eritrea, Croatia, and Somaliland indicate that the weakest point of failing states is along colonial borders. Of more interest for Nigerian unity is that this may also occur between regions separately administered by a common colonial power, as occurred between Malaysia and Singapore, and North and South Sudan, where differences proved irreconcilable after the departure of British administration. At least, some of the resulting regions and states of a possible Nigerian devolution may divide along such internal lines”, the report projected.

While conceding that Nigeria’s fate is primarily in the hands of Nigerians, the report noted that such could be positively affected by actions of the US, adding that “Nigeria’s future is in balance and the United States should help tip the scales.”

The report particularly warned that religious differences were taking the centre-stage in the emerging conflict situation in the country, disputing repeated reports that economic reasons were to blame for the insurgency and other conflicts in the country.

The Strategic Studies Institute (SSI) is part of the U.S. Army War College and is the strategic-level study agent for issues related to national security and military strategy with emphasis on geostrategic analysis.




http://tribune.com.ng/news2013/index.php/en/columns/2012-11-27-08-59-07/your-life-counts/item/17213-2015-north-prepares-for-war-%E2%80%A2beware-of-another-civil-war,-us-report-warns-nigeria

The above is an archetypical rubbish and colonially political exigency oozing from a murderous mind whose interest on the subject matter is skewed. Which Nigeria’s unity are the two lappers on about? Nigeria has never experienced any form of unity that flows from natural phenomenon. Nigeria is and remains a forced union meant only to serve the interest of British and its allies which included the country of writers of the above crap. Sometimes I wonder what instigates people to write unity which has not seen daylight in the jungle called Nigeria. USA or not, Nigeria can never work or hold as nation state.

Moronic numbskulls such as Joe Igbokwe should be banished from Igbo land. I shall take pleasure to eliminate any Igbo peep that works with or serves under Yoruba in any capacity in an entity owned or founded by Yoruba.

[quote author=Godman_n]By Saharareporters, New York
The Jama’atu Nasir Islam (JNI), led by Sultan of Sokoto, Muhammadu Sa’ad Abubakar III, today declared that there was a grand design to plunge Northern Nigeria – and by extension Nigeria – into a deeper crisis.

The Sultan, who is the leader of Nigerian Muslims, was reacting to yesterday’s bombings in the Sabon Gari area of Kano town and Saturday’s violent attacks in Borno State. The Sultan’s reaction was contained in a statement issued in Kaduna.

It stated: “JNI once again under the leadership of His Eminence, Alhaji Muhammad Sa'ad Abubakar, CFR, mni, the Sultan of Sokoto and the President-General, received with bewilderment the news of the orchestrated multiple bomb blasts which were reported to have occurred yesterday night, at Sabon Gari, Kano, Kano State resulting in collateral damages and many lives lost. We strongly condemn the inhuman and ungodly act in its totality as it is reprehensible, and we equally call for calm and restraint. As it has always been our prayers, whatsoever is the intent/motive of the perpetrators of these contemptible acts, they will never succeed insha'Allah.

“JNI is perplexed that this act of unleashing terror on human lives continues unabated, despite visible number of uncountable security check-points mounted all through Northern Nigeria. More worrisome is the fact that this beastly act of terror comes just 24 hours after unleashing same on fishermen and traders in Kaka and Kukawa Local Government Areas of Borno State, which also claimed many innocent lives and [the loss] of many properties worth millions of naira.”

The JNI further stated: “These repeated acts call for concerted introspection, as they again point to the fact that there is the urgent need for proactive and effective ways of addressing these precarious security upheavals presently being witnessed in the country. JNI is also worried and cannot understand what is really happening. The perpetrators should be fished out and punished in accordance with the laws of the land.

“While we send our condolences to the families of the bereaved, the Government of Borno and Kano States, their Royal Highnesses, Shehu of Borno and the Emir of Kano, we once again call on all concerned as a matter of urgency to nip in the bud future re-occurrences, which we don't pray for. As it is becoming more and more glaring to the right thinking person, there is a grand design to push the entire North into deeper crises and by extension the Nigerian federation.

“Therefore, we call on all Muslims to fervently engage in Du’a (prayer), that will bring an end to these nagging nightmares of insecurity in our great country and may Allah, the Most High, save us from the enemies of peace and development, whosesoever they may be, especially that we are in the most sacred days of Ramadan. Hence all Imams are to include this in their respective Al-Qunut (special prayers). Long live the Federal Republic of Nigeria!”


http://saharareporters.com/news-page/there-grand-design-plunge-northern-nigeria-deeper-crises-sultan[/quote]The above trash from so-called Sultan is arrant nonsense. I sincerely hope this would plunge Nigeria into crisis enough to lead to disintegration. It is plain act of sinister for the Sokoto Sultan to call only the Muslims to pray for the jungle called Nigeria instead of Nigerians. By the way, northern region of Nigeria is not inhabited by Muslim alone.

The above crap accredited to one sultan in Sokoto is nothing but a coded message to fellow Muslims.

Brimmie: Fashola knows what he's doing!! He's 100% On-check!! Igbo ppl shld stop being tribalistic and view this issue like a Nigerian. Stop playing cheap politics.

Besides, Lagos won't be the first to transport ppl to their states instead of causing havoc to them selves by getting raped under the bridge, being introduced to Gang (robbers),, being used for rituals... and not causing havoc to the society by polluting it.

It is done in US.. So why crying out lord for God's sake?? I thought the Northerners were the one holding us back, i was wrong!!

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The poster of the above post exemplifies the unclad truth Nigeria is hopelessly in abyss. It defies simple logic that any jackass who could read still put up such article in defense of reckless idiocy perpetrated by Lagos State and agent of feudalism such as Fashola.

The program of change of city pertaining to homeless peeps in USA is strictly optional. It is not even state’s undertaking but cities that put up fare bills to homeless peeps willing to relocate to another city. The poster simply forgot that as New York City is paying transport fares of the homeless peeps to leave downtown for Atlanta, the San Jose is paying transport fares of homeless peeps to leave its downtown for New York City.

No state governor in USA can remotely think of forcefully deporting the citizen of country from home state to another. Any governor in USA that dreamt of idiocy can not survive more than one day in office.

Those who insult GEJ are cowards, ingrates, inherently tribal and mischievously canny.

sakaguchi: Dude, go to school, you posts stinks of inanity. I know the geography of Nigeria in and out and also the geography of your infertile igboland. The question of Lokoja being a confluence town never came into askance here. You stupid pottymouth, you said the Niger has no Delta and you were aptly corrected of your show of foolishness, then what next? You brought Lokoja up, who was talking of Lokoja, when you have agreed you don't know bit about the Niger and the English word called Delta, let me know so that we can talk on Lokoja and confluences. Olodo!

I must not exacerbate your idiocy by arguing with dingbat on the issues bordering on geography. You have already demonstrated your stark ignorance while speaking on Niger Delta. I assume you can hardly describe your moronic ethnicity, whatever it is, talk less grasping the terrain in Igbo land. At least, Igbo had land yet there is certain ethnic group in Nigeria which does not have a land. I am not surprised that the hint of disintegration of Nigeria tends send to them into infinite orbit of no return.

Please, aspire to understand so that you could be understood. I suggest you study the course of a river before talking about its delta. It is obvious that Nigerians who talk about delta of any river in Nigeria are probably dumbass lazy drones or competent fools.

sakaguchi: My oh my!
Ride on dunce, keep writing to show everybody here that you have in your skull porridge instead of brain.
After apprising you of valuable JSS 3 knowledge which you lack that not only does the Niger have a delta in Nigeria, it has one of the best textbook definition of a delta, you go about saying Lokoja is not called a confluence town for nothing? What do you even mean dude, how does that relate to what we're discussing here. Wait a minute? Are you in JSS 2? Because you have the intelligence of people that age bracket bonzo!

A deluded junkyard dog such as you that does not know the reason Lokoja is called a confluence town has no business talking about River Niger talk less its delta. If I refer to you as jackass, it is an insult to numbskulls. No wonder one Alhaji from northern region of Nigeria recently said in an interview that those loudmouthed Osaka swine shouting about Niger Delta are drunken fishermen who are mentally deranged too.

I am not surprised to see a dumbass such as you latched onto Biafra when such word was not even written in the post. You are really a product of Nigeria’s idiotic JSS educational system.

SmartTalk: Ah, this good old chestnut. Well, it would be nice to know what oppression the Eastern minorities suffered considering that Adaka Boro himself - along with other Eastern minorities, which include Ken Saro-wiwa - got a scholarship from the Eastern government and was voted as student union leader by the" Igbo majority" in his university, a status Saro-wiwa complained he was deprived of in the University of Ibadan. I would really love to know what exactly this "oppression" entails. Besides, anyone who knows history knows that Adaka's action was a Potemkin political move planned earlier with his Northern partners who he saw as "the only ally of the Ijaw" and his dream of having a Niger Delta "strictly for the Ijaws" was a Hitleresque idea. It would be interesting to hear the opinion of other Niger Deltans in the light of the recent news of Ijaw militants claiming responsibility for the killing of Itsekiri citizens.

No matter, I said not all territories of the former Eastern region should be included in Biafra. It is up to them really. That's what referendum is meant for. Anyone in that region who agrees with Adaka Boro's ideas should please vote against joining Biafra in the referendum. Tell your relatives to do same.

We Biafrans believe everyone must work hard to get ahead, not wait around for handouts and claiming "oppression" when that handout is not forthcoming.

We are Biafrans, and God is with us.

Bros, there are numerous examples that Nigeria is teeming with ill-informed trolls. What has declaration of Niger Delta Republic by lunatic Adaka Boro got do with eastern region of Nigeria? Adaka Boro declared Niger Delta republic and was dealt by the appropriate quarter, in the case, Federal Republic of Nigeria. There was no shot fired in anger the day of his arrest by the team of soldiers led Major John Obienu.

sakaguchi: I pity you! You need a geography textbook and intensive schooling to cure your chronic ignorance. Maybe after reading your book well which you've obviously fail to do, you will know that QUINTESSENTIAL example of a delta in africa and ofcourse one of the best in the world is seen at sounthern Nigeria where the Niger drains into the atlantic. That being said, the Igbos are foolish as all I see here is trying to pick and choose other tribes which confers numerical advantage to them, so that they lord over such tribes. Take it here and now, the NIGER-DELTA is not part of your inauspicious Igboland, we have the Ijaws( a people of pride) and the others there whose detest for nigeria as it is now is because because of the wrong thinking igbos. Leave the Anang, Ibibio, Idoma, Igala out of your Biafra contraption that is bound to fail.

The irredeemable stupidity that seems to be reborn in you is quite obvious. Only the creator knows how many times you flunked sixth grade examinations. Lokoja is not called a confluence town for nothing, olodo. You are among the imbecilic lappers that saw Nigeria perpetually in anemic condition. There is no doubt that a goat would realize there was no mention of Biafra in my previous post before a waste pipe such as you do.

I had rather have a domesticated monkey as a gatekeeper than you as a compatriot. Nigeria sucks because of freeloaders such as you, agbaya.

Ignorant is, in fact, an indelible decease. There is no region in the jungle known as Nigeria called Niger Delta and, in fact, there is no delta formed by River Niger in the colonial contraption called Nigeria. Niger Delta is a manifestation of the figment of ignorant imagination.

There is no remote possibility of a local government area called Niger Delta without Igbo.
I shall vote for total disintegration of Nigeria and my preference shall be Republic of Igbo land. I shall also listen to people with cultural affinity to Igbo such as Ibibio, Annang, Ogoni, Idoma, Ejegam and Kalabari to form a union.

In addition, there shall be wars of attrition imbedded in territorial expansionism.

BlackBaron: Raising questions to a book...is 'one of the reason Africans will remain behind the curves of development' according to you abi.
I'll act like you made a shed load of sense there.


I wouldn't ask anyone to defend the claim if I have heard of it before...the onus is on you to show or prove to me people were unlawfully massacred (or killed) before the civil war and I'll be a believer and even apologise.
If not then, that would mean Achebe lied.

I guess some folks do not understand the reason history is declared a subject. During the period in discussion, Ndigbo and other easterners were killed in Ibadan, Abeokuta and Lagos. Even Yoruba peeps that were light in complexion had to reprove themselves as Yoruba or non-easterner to avoid being lynched.

basty: This is a bitter truth that is hard to digest, An average Igbo man can never be entrusted with money and position. Every tribe knows that; an Igbo man can do anything to make money, they sell their mothers, sucking children and unborn children and so forth. I don't trade ethnic banters. Your mind will tell you that you have misfired with this your post. If Nigeria breaks today, Igbo will be worst off it. Frustrated people claiming brotherhood with SS, history will not forgive SE with your statements of marginalising the minorities in Biafra which spelt your doom during the war. The issue of trust that allow FGN easy asses to Rivers through Bonny and Calabar, all history.

In your bloody skewed stream of thought, you deduced Igbo man can do anything for money yet Ndigbo do not have any history connecting them to “Oniseguns”.

[quote author=Rhino.5dm]Your bigotry is legendary. Replying you always diminish my IQ.[/quote]It is an apparent figment of imagination if you consider your sorry arse as an entity with any IQ. Believe me you got practical jokes.

basty: I bet an Igbo will never rule Niugeria without Yoruba votes. SW will rule Nigeria without a single Igbo vote. Hausa votes count for any person aspiring into Aso Rock, Hausa man will never vote for an Igbo man. GEJ would not have been President if not for Tinubu that sold Yoruba out. I can categorically tell Nigerians that the second term of Jonathan is a mirage. Let all Igbo know that; as long as there is Nigeriia, no Igbo man will be a president.

Yoruba peeps with the same mindsets as you did not make it as president and never lived to tell the story

[quote author=Rhino.5dm]Yeah, I can smell the old Fox, cos of his unique low IQ and bigoted lies.[/quote]Yet Mr. High IQ does not know Lagos would have been a big heap of mosquito nest baring the intervention of the colonialists.