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jason123:And we Igbos have the brightest minds. We have strength and intelligence. Yorubas have cunning. I will not deny that. And Hausa have zeal. Religious zeal to be more exact. |
eku_bear, You better hope that Igbo leaders are not like me. Because I have no qualms with wiping out an entire village or town. I have no mercy for those who mock my people. Maybe I should write a book called MY STRUGGLE. We Igbos are still waiting for a charismatic leader to lead us out of that wilderness. Igboland is ripe for that leader. |
I am done. We know how Yorubas really never controled government. OBJ was a stooge for the North. Igbos have ruled Nigeria. Yorubas NEVER! |
fstranger1:Northerners are in power and have remained in power since the Igbos lost the war. What does that tell you? We Igbos have an excuse. What excuse the Yorubas have? The North even picked OBJ. These Northerners really run Yorubaland. |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=594164.msg7623730#msg7623730 date=1296248952]43 years, 43 years and you still cannot handle the same Nigerian Govt. 43 years and you still feel marginalized. One of the richest group in Nigeria, one of the smartest group in Nigeria. . . .yet you're still being led by your leash. c'mon. Trouble in Lagos? okay![/quote]Wait to my generation gains power in Igboland. We will bathe this nation in blood. Our parents are the ones holding us back, because they survived the war. |
It is cute that Ileke-Idi thinks she can hang with the big boys. I dey laugh! |
[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=594164.msg7623708#msg7623708 date=1296248704]Well, let me not quibble over #s, since I don't have my references handy. Question for you is, who won and who lost? Who had their land gobbled up and who expanded? Who lost property, wealth and assets, who gained? Who fled to the Ivory Coast, who did not? In any case, it is probably more useful to look at the performance of individual commanders in that war. Some (like Adekunle) were very effective, others (Murtala Mohamed) were less so. Just going forward though. . . if an undesirable outcome occurs against you, please do not whine! Nothing I hate more on earth than a person who makes threats then complains after getting their backside kicked.[/quote]All I have to say is bring it on. One on one fight. We know the Igbos would kick the Yoruba arse. If we can handle all of Nigeria, when handle one ethnicity. You talk as your group solely defeated the Igbo. Remember it was a "collective" effort to bring the Igbo back into the fold. And they still needed foreign help from the British to defeat Biafrans. I am proud of Biafra history and will be happy to fight just like my father did before me. I cannot wait till the day the East rises again. Mark my words. |
fstranger1:The body sometimes makes the mind do crazy things. If only she had an Igbo or Ibibio face. It would make things much easier. |
Onlytruth:And that is the truth. Why should we waste our time with the trivial Yoruba? But you see how they flock to Igbo threads. |
[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=594164.msg7623657#msg7623657 date=1296248187]@Ileke-IdI: They are all talk, no action. Remember Ojukwu too was like this? "Largest army in black africa", or something to that effect. Got beat up like pinatas, though.[/quote]All talk when we sent 500,000 Nigerian men to an early grave. What did Nigeria do? Oh I forgot, target defenseless women and children. Real men know how to fight wars. Let us be clear. |
dayokanu:Why do you say prefer to live in slums of Lagos, when the majority of Igbo still reside in the SE? |
But in all honesty, Yorubaland doesn't really have much to offer the Igbo. Lagos will be reclaimed by the sea, so we Igbos should look to the East. |
Yorubas are rabid tribalist. Look at them show their fangs when it comes to Lagos. Maybe we Igbos should claim Ibadan for fun. ![]() Nightmares of Ore are still fresh in their mind. |
jason123:RETURN TO SENDER ITSEKIRI BOY! Don't make me send the Ijaws after you. ![]() |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=594164.msg7623577#msg7623577 date=1296247472]Stop that. They should keep building it in Yorubaland. We'll need all those stuff when Nigeria breaks. I'm waiting for one Igbo mumu to build a road in Ekiti State all for the pride of "indomitable Igbo spirit".[/quote]Why would want to do anything for backwards Ekiti? Try again. |
Lagos will always have Igbos. So get over it people. It is funny how Yorubas go rabid about that slum Lagos. Lagos has no value to me, but the fact that Igbos live in that city makes it IMPORTANT to some of my people. |
dayokanu:Watch your tongue boy. You do not have the right to mention Arochukwu. ![]() Let alone any Igbo city. All Igbos towns are far superior to any city Yorubaland has to offer. |
jason123:Shouldn't you be worried about your Itsekiri people? The Itsekiri have their own problems. The Ijaws already kicked your arse around Warri. So I wouldn't get high & mighty. Where were your Yoruba brethren when you all were getting slaughtered? |
Onlytruth:We Igbos can thrive in war zones. That is why we can be found in all corners of Africa. Thank God I was born an Igbo man. |
The Yoruba only gave the Ijaws a "warning" after they bombed Atlas Cove. Even the Ijaws laugh. Just imagine what we Igbos can do. |
Lagos was built off of Eastern oil. I will claim Lagos. If we Igbos cannot have Lagos. Then no one can! ![]() I am just waiting for Yorubas to start wahala. We all know these weak people like to talk all this nonsense. We Igbos have seen war. You Yorubas have not. The last time you Yorubas have seen any war in your heartland was 100 years ago. It is about time we test your battle spirits. |
dayokanu:You do know it would be a 3-way battle. I am pretty sure the Hausas will not be chased out of Lagos. And let us not forget about the warlike Ijaw who have dared to strike at Lagos. It will be a battle Royale! Just try us. |
fstranger1: jason123:That will be the day when Yorubas start attacking Igbos. When that happens, Lagos will look like a war zone. So you better hope that doesn't happen. We Igbos would rather destroy Lagos than be chased out of it. If we can't have, then no one can. |
People will see protest in Abia if T.A. Orji is reelected. I can assure all of you of that. |
fstranger1:Coming to your alter-ego's defense? I find that hilarious. Give the boy some credit where credit is due. And he still remains free after taking so much money. |
SEFAGO:You have been screaming the thing all through this thread. Do I sense jealousy? I mean are you jealous of a scammer? The man is intelligent. Now get over it. |
Hosni Mubarak is not going to fold easily like the Tunisian president did. He will continue to fight for control of Egypt, since he has the military firmly under his control. |
fstranger1:Rubbish. Do not dare compare those universities to Harvard or Oxford. What kind of nonsense are you spewing? |
[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=594164.msg7623104#msg7623104 date=1296242130]Interesting new posts. @fstranger1: You probably take the Yale 2:1 guy over the University of Maryland 1st class guy. Dunno how these things translate into GPA and class percentile, but you generally take the person who went to the better school, unless that person has a terrible GPA or the lower-tier school guy is exceedingly brilliant. Regarding tribalism in hiring. . . basically, a private business can hire whoever they like. If it is a Yoruba-owned or controlled business, then it is their prerogative to look to hire Yoruba first before others. Part of that is just natural human tendency. . . if you can hire your cousin to do a job, why give it to an outsider?[/quote]Well that is illegal in Nigeria. Just like it is in the U.S. That is why you have diversity programs in many corporations in the U.S. and affirmative action in some sectors. |
Nigerians know how to kill each other. The only protest I see in Nigeria's future are actually xenophobic riots. |
ShangoThor:No one discusses what is in our DNA. There is only one race and that is the human race. However, there are DIFFERENCES in our identity, which is influenced by our ethnicity & cultural beliefs. That is where our differences come from. We all look through different lens that are shaped by our cultural beliefs. Now enough with you bolded statement. Well we all have different "obsessions." You can continue with your "Non Islamic Alliance" even though the Yoruba have a large Muslim population, but I am in full support of a united East. You can pursue your "Southern Nigerian" route and I will pursue my Eastern Nigerian route. Just do not get in the way. |
This thread must be a Yoruba tribalist convention. Wow. I leave this thread for a hour and this is what happens. Aunty Dora has done it again. ![]() |
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