MelesZenawi:


Stop lying.

Awommamma should blame themselves for harbouring Ipob terrorists in their midst.

helinues:
This Uzodinjo is just hopeless as a governor

The Imo State Government has condemned the crisis in Awo-Omamma in Oru East Local Government Area of the state which claimed the life of a soldier on Monday. ABACITYBLOG reported that unknown gunmen enforcing the sit-at-home order had engaged in a gun duel with soldiers on duty, the confrontation, however, took the life of an army officer. Avenging their colleague’s death, the soldiers reportedly set ablaze houses and shops on fire while in search of the gunmen. Reacting in a statement issued by the state Commissioner of Information and Strategy, Declan Emelumba, said the crisis was “regrettable and avoidable”. The commissioner said that the slain soldier was on a legitimate duty when he was murdered. The full statement read; “Imo State Government is shocked and dismayed over the events of yesterday in Awommamma in Oru East local government area of the state. The ugly event is regrettable and avoidable.


“Government condemns the murder of a soldier by the so called unknown gunmen. Certainly, this soldier who was on a legitimate duty to ensure free flow of traffic and to protect lives and property on this fafeful Monday of November 22nd, did not deserve to die such a gruesome death. “On the other hand, Government deprecates reports of wanton destruction of property visited on the community by aggrieved soldiers. The indiscriminate burning of residential and businesses premises of innocent citizens was not an appropriate response since two wrongs will never make a right. Government has good reasons to believe that there is more to the sad event than meets the eyes.

Guestlander:


Ibos drug dealers are responsible for selling the drug to young people. Their objective is to create a multitude of addicts.

AntiBMC:


According to one documentary posted by the research faculty of a school in the US, most the almajiri do not even know their fathers.

The don't know their surnames. So when they grow up and they to give dem a govt job (thanks to quota system), u see them answering the names of cities or states they grew up in.

E.g: Mamman Daura
Some answer Kaduna
Some just adopt d names of their peers.
Which is why there are so many Adamus,
Mohammeds, Garbas etc
They all seem to be answering the same names...
It's laughable

gentiles:

Why are you Igbos so daft and dense? What has the issue the Op raised got to do with division of the country?

LILTJAY:
Go and do ezeigbo in your land...
Kidnap him and send him to SE

BigSarah:
Touche

Tinubuadvocate:
You are right because we know you people can't stand alone and we don't want you guys turn to burden for west Africa country.

Plantiff:
I've read more than 100 times on this forum that we own half of real properties in Lagos and Abuja.

Why do we hate ourselves so much?

For every 2 houses in Abuja or Lagos, 1 belongs to an Igbo man.

How come some of our brothers migrating from war-torn South East are crying on social media that they can't find accommodation?

Do we hate ourselves this much?