₦airaland Forum

publisher:
[size=13pt]A lot of people believe that the black race is just ONE race, i disagree. The black race has many sub races and this may or may not be as a result of inter-racial mixing. For the observing eye,you'ld notice that Igbos,black southern Africans,Southern cameroonians,Equitorial Guinean and Congolese tend to have similar physical features i.e lighter skin,firm semi pointed nose,etc. One can easily mistaken many black south African women for Igbo. Yoruba's on the other hand share similar physical features with Ghanaians,Burkinabes,Togolese etc. An average Ghanaian can pass for a Yoruba man,anyday.

The SOUTHERN SUDANEES blacks are something else. Hard core DUDU.

Has anyone also noticed that Yoruba women from ONDO state tend to be the most beautiful from Yoruba land? Though many say its because of their interraction and inter marriages with the riverine ijaws/igbos. But for hinterland Yorubas like Ekiti,Osun,Oyo;e' get as e be! [/size]

Fairer skin does not equate to beauty.

I have seen beautiful Senegalese women who are very dark.

SS and Igbo women are beautiful, but I feel that Yoruba women have better bodies.

[quote author=aloy/emeka link=topic=772293.msg9253035#msg9253035 date=1317415798][size=14pt]How Gaddafi recruited Nigerians into Libyan Army •Ex-Libyan president’s spokesman arrested[/size]


Written by Taiwo Adisa, Abuja, with Agency Report

It was learnt that the Libyan leader deliberately did not restrict the recruitment drive to a section of the country and that while many from the North and South-East took up offers in the military, those from the South-West and South-South usually did not take up the offer.[/quote]Yoruba author saying students from the South-East went to Libya to fight for Gaddafi, while the people from the South-West or South-South did not take up the offer. 

Is anyone surprised that author would say that?

Adding to the narrative that an Igbo man would do anything for money.

[quote author=Negro_Ntns link=topic=771374.msg9252730#msg9252730 date=1317411805]Thats why a lot is shared between the two - both of Afro-Asia origins.

Igbo origin is not indigenous. . . . you guys are lazy and not bothering to do root search on your origin, preferring to lump yourself with Jewish ancestry instead.

For some fees I can do a root search and tell where Igbo is from. [/quote]Yoruba is not an Afro-Asiatic language.

It is part of the Volta-Niger language group along with Igoid and Edoid

Hausa is related to the Chadic languages and it is Afro-Asiatic similar to Tuareg and Amharic

Igbo and Yoruba are very similar languages.

Hausa is an Afro-Asiatic language and not similar from the Southern languages.

Igbo, Yoruba, Edo, Idoma, Igala come from the same language family.

When can I ship goods from yankee to Onitsha? Any ideas of how I can accomplish that?

JamesDoe:
How does one forget Genocide? How does one sleep at night knowing genocidial maniacs are being hailed as heros?

I'm not an Igbo man, (I'm Yoruba) but Nigeria needs war memorials and remembrance days. If the South East chooses to leave then they have every right.

What's fair is fair. You can't sit on any region and force them to remain part of some dead oyinbo man's project.

I would like the Nigerian project to succeed but 100 years of failure is too expensive especially if regions are agitating to be free.

I never quite understood why Muritala is revered. He was a poor soldier, a terrible leader and a genocidial maniac!

Very good post.

May your days be long.

He should show clemency to a few and they will be indebted to him for sparing their miserable lives.

seanet02:
Where TF have you been?
Is there no Internet Connection in Iboland?

I think your statement is the closest thing to a welcome back that I should expect from you.

Many Delta Igbo revile this man's name.

It is stories like this make me want another war.

I hope people remember Germany and their first defeat after WWI. The other European countries mocked them, which caused an even more costly war in which the European continent was bathed in blood.

Some of these Yorubas are talking out of both sides of their mouth. 

It was mainly politicians of Yoruba extraction that prevented the Onitsha River Port for not being completed for over 30 years, because they wanted all business to go through Lagos enriching the South-West.

Execute them all if they are kidnappers.

That would used as a warning.

[quote author=South-East link=topic=772149.msg9251974#msg9251974 date=1317402387]There was also ample palm oil in Akwa Ibom, Cross River and Igbo-speaking Rivers at that time.[/quote]The palm oil plantations were primarily in the hinterland.

That is why Igboland has erosion problems, because our virgin forest were destroyed and used to produce palm oil.

This is serious o!

Before oil, the Niger Delta relied on palm oil from Igboland.

Not groundnut from the North or Cocoa from the South-West

killayut:
Time to change the heading of this Thread to Igbo / Yoruba / Bini hate on Ijaw people. or Igbo confusion.

Igbo do not care about Ijaw affairs. Just do not bring that wahala in the East.

Onlytruth:
ezeuche, please give me an email to always contact you by. Is there a way to send emails here? I haven't looked around this platform much.

I will send you my email. We need to discuss such issues. I have recently traveled back home and people are worried.

Northerners are being viewed with suspicion that they may be Boko Haram.

My brothers. . . enwerem otutu ihe m ga eme. O ga di mma ma emasia. Am planning to go back home permanently.

arsenefc:
Hopefully, they can continue their trade in heaven.


No worries people. Its natural for Ibos to move form one place to the other for better business. Maybe they just decided to move from the North to heaven so they can make more profit.


Ibos will do anything for money, we all know that! No sympathies.

Watch your words because they will come back

Just [b]ONE [/b]Igbo death pains my heart.

[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=767438.msg9211799#msg9211799 date=1316877723]@EzeUche, return home and lead the fight, olodo[/quote]I was home 3 weeks ago, and I shall be returning to PH very soon.

Nigeria's days are numbered.

Onlytruth:
@Ezeuche

I completely agree with you. I just posted to get udezue's input on the issue of no armed group in Igboland.
It is getting me very worried.

You should not be worried.

We already control the arms trade in Nigeria.

Even the Northerners buy from the Igbo.

If the time arise that we need an armed group in Igboland, it will not be very hard gaining weapons.

The time for dialogue is over. And has been over for a while.

Why are my Igbo brothers discussing such affairs?

It is none of our concern.

This is between the Ijaws and the Binis.

Let them fight and we shall see the victor.

Foolish Africans who believe size matters. . .

I think a country without those Muslim fanatics would be a much better place to live.

This was religiously motivated. There is no need for an explanation.

What are Igbos going to do about our brothers being killed in the North? We let these Hausa bastarrds to live unharmed in Igboland while they kill our brothers in their region.

Instead of you Igbo Nairalanders blaming uneducated Igbos for living in the North, you should be saying what are their brothers in the South going to do about this.

AN EYE FOR AN EYE. 

I do not see the Middle Belt doing anything. The North will laugh at this threat. I dey laugh as well!

They should rename the airport Herbert Macaulay Airport.