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The guy is great. All this for an ordinary soldier who never ruled anywhere. Yoruba people please wake up. It is okay and honourable to die protecting your land and your future. The Igbos are refugees in our land and we must put the Igbos where they belong. ADEKUNLE did just that. |
ibedun: |
A house belonging to former Governor and now Minister for Youth Development, Mr. Boni Haruna was yesterday, confirmed to have been destroyed by the Boko Haram insurgents who wrecked havoc at his country home in Michika Local Government, Adamawa State. The towns which were allegedly attacked by the insurgents included Kuburshosho, where the minister hails from as well as Garta. A resident of Garta, who identified himself as Joseph said the insurgents arrived his village about 6 am yesterday and looted people’s homes and shops before setting them on fire. “They burnt most of the shops and houses after looting them. People had to climb the nearby mountains to save their lives. “For now, I can’t say the number of casualties as we are still in the bush from where we have just learnt that the attackers had left.” “They told us that the insurgents attacked Kuburshosho village where they burnt the family house of former Governor of the state and current Minister of Youth Development, Boni Haruna,” Joseph said. However, it was learnt that attempts by the insurgents to enter Kamale village were thwarted due to the River Kamale which was now overflowing due to the recent downpour in the area. Meanwhile, no fewer than 10,000 Higgi people of Michika Local Government Area are now said to be living as refugees in Yola, the state capital while Michika and other towns in the local government having deserted their houses. A pressure group under the aegis of Higgi People’s Initiative Organization said this, adding that they were ‘’crying out so that the whole world will be aware of their plight following the attack by Boko Haram.’’ Addressing a news conference at the NUJ Press Centre yesterday in Yola, the Spokesperson for the group, Mr David Barau explained that the wreckage and destruction of their local government led to the death of hundreds of the Higgis. Barau, a one-time deputy governor of the state said, “there are today more than 10,000 Higgi people living as refugees in Yola and its environs, while Michika and all other towns in the local government area have become ghost towns. “We would like to draw attention to a part of the 1999 Constitution pertinent to our outcry. In chapter 11 (14)(2b) of the First Schedule of the constitution it is clearly stated that the security and welfare of the people shall be the primary purpose of government. “But it can be explained by the fact that the Higgi are now in Diaspora and are generally guided by the principle of being their brother’s keeper. Thus, it is common to find one home hosting 60-100 people in Yola today. Needless to add that both the refugees and their hosts are in very unpleasant and difficult conditions,to put it mildly,” he added[/quote]Jonathan you hear? |
Igbo people - full of comedy and so so confused! I |
I blame that egocentric OBJ. He has given us 2 of the most idiotic successors. Jonathan cannot even be my caretaker. |
F1athead v F1athead !!! |
f1atheads............... |
UnknownT: Ok! After he sold us the Olushola dummy, he has reverted to the known names and turned it to OThe OLUSOLA sh*t did not sell. ![]() |
nonsense post. I am a Yoruba man anytime and anyday. I am Odua man first and foremost. |
My Yoruba Brothers Continue with your debate but be aware of IGBO interlopers on this thread. We have been muslims and Christians living peacefully together for a long while and that tolerence must continue. And whether we like it or not none of the 2 religions have done us any particular good over the years. Christinity despite their sanctimonious stance is full of fraud, manipulation and abuse and mind control of vulnerable (and sometime outright stupid people) They do more damage to people than the bombs. I support those who want to wear Hijab to school, office or wherever the like. |
redsun: They will soon turn Lagos to Bornu or kano. Yeye people that seems to progress only backwardWetin concern you bloody immigrant, go an complain in Alaigbo. Hijab all the way folks if you are in the land of your ancestors. I was born a "christian" but as you can see christianity is the biggest fraud of our time. Led by gun running blinging immoral idiots. Hijab all the way. These our Yoruba leaders have to stop being nice or appeasing these jonny come latelys. |
Balkan: OJUKWU was a hero. the whole world knows that. the government of Nigeria was so scared of Ojukwu that they rigged him out each time he contested election. The fear of Ojukwu was enormousDreamer! Comedian! |
oneeast3: Ibadam I know is a total mess. They should start by building decent homes for its people than building unnecessary non patronized malls in ibadan. Are you proud of the aerial view of the city of ibadan below? If I am to be from ibadan I will not be proud to say am from there. Now I know why 99.9% of yolobass are from Lagos..wow! the great vast ancient city of Ibadan- thanks for the pix. Yorubas everywhere should be proud of all these ancient old cities dotted all over our land. it is an incontrovertible evidence of our glorious past. You never find such in places like Igbo land where there is no known kingdoms, or indeed any sign of past or recent civilisation empire or kingdom. Yorubas should neutralise Igbo businesses in our land. Every rich igbo lives and became rich in our rich and honey land. |
Bullshit, do it at home first. Yorubas gave the Igbos too much leeway and opportunities- that's what led to the resurgence. |
tonychristopher: Superb analysis I love the way you killed it for the monkey bro but on a lighter note you don't use regime and democracy togetherAnother brainless monkey! |
samplegirl: If there is anybody around here who should use his brain I believe it is you becuase people with low mentality like you are always misled with coined English.Brainless!!!! Yeah Green Revolution in agriculture is also violent overthrow. Use your brain - somebody wrote the dictionary and there is context and speaking figuratively in words. |
[size=20pt]I REPEAT!!!![/size] ibedun: [size=18pt]WHAT HAVE THESE IGBO REFUGEES (HIDING IN YORUBA LAND INSTEAD OF DEVELOPING THEIR ANCESTRAL LAND) GOT AGAINST OUR TRUE SON AND LEADERS TINUBU AND FASHOLA? |
[size=18pt]WHAT HAVE THESE IGBO REFUGEES (HIDING IN YORUBA LAND INSTEAD OF DEVELOPING THEIR ANCESTRAL LAND) GOT AGAINST OUR TRUE SON AND LEADERS TINUBU AND FASHOLA? WHAT IS THEIR PROBLEM? CAN SOMEBODY PLEASE EDUCATE ME IF THERE IS SOMETHING I AM MISSING.[/size] |
Spit!!!! on Igbos |
Systeme101: mega city in wat sense? That money cant construct 3 world class projects let alone building a city quinnboy: Waste of money....can't they use that money for industrializing the state? Eh?I am not privy to the plans of the SW state but N200B is a lot of money in the Nigerian economy. BTW what is your state doing? |
In real life I don't hate nor love Igbos BUT here on NL I do with a passion!!!!. |
OP you dey lie!! Igbo peaceful my foot How many non-igbos do you see living in Igbo land? Next to zero |
size=16pt]IGBO KWENU!!![/size] Successful business men that we are so jealous of. |
These Ghanaians must be "mad".........eh sensible.. Sending the world renouned almighty Igbo away.......mind you Yoruba traders have been there for centuries without upsetting the locals o! Same in Abidjan and along the w/african coast... As usual everything changes once the unruly, unmanageable, ungovernable villagers from the east arrives. South Africa next! |
Paradise!!! Paradise!!! [size=14pt][/size] But the average igbo (Chuckwudi and Amaka) no fit live there! |
dexmundo: nearly all yoruba have pride in their blood. However, we are no longer living in the 1970's where niger delta resources are used by awolowo or gowon to to develop lagos, ekiti, and the entire south west. If you live in the south west and have never come out, dont boast. I have travelled the south western states. There is no state in south west apart from lagos that has the level of massive development in the south south states of delta, rivers, akwa ibom or cross river. I know that part of ogun state is benefitting from lagos expansion. But dont live in a fool's paradise trying to always lay claims to superiority when ideally your reasonings are inferior. Stop propagating sentiments and tribal superiority claimsAnd we have every right to feel superior because everyhting is happening in Yoruba Land. The last time i checked LAGOS (EKO) is not in Hausa land, Igbo Land, Ijaw Land or anywhere else. The whole of SW Yoruba land is being invaded by people whose land cannot sustain them. So YES we have a right to feel SUPERIOR because we are.!! |
dexmundo: nearly all yoruba have pride in their blood. However, we are no longer living in the 1970's where niger delta resources are used by awolowo or gowon to to develop lagos, ekiti, and the entire south west. If you live in the south west and have never come out, dont boast. I have travelled the south western states. There is no state in south west apart from lagos that has the level of massive development in the south south states of delta, rivers, akwa ibom or cross river. I know that part of ogun state is benefitting from lagos expansion. But dont live in a fool's paradise trying to always lay claims to superiority when ideally your reasonings are inferior. Stop propagating sentiments and tribal superiority claimsMuch of the Yorubas (50 - 70 years old) today are degenerates - selling the crown jewels out of laziness, aparthy and cluelessness. The previous generation were hardworking, commercial traders who made waves and thats why there are lots of old cities dotted all over Yoruba land - the signs of a great immediate past. For the last 30 years we Yorubas have been living on past glories and have watched the wretched Igbos come from their land to control a big chunk of economic activities here. The time to reverse that horrible trend is now! |
Why are the streets empty and where are the EBOs? |
Yorubas must stand up and be counted. We have left the western corridor and borders in our region to be bastardised by our unruly Eastern brothers and it is time to pick up the gauntlet and manage the impending trade for our benefit. |
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