franchasng: ...and the same Abacha was endorsed by Buhari and the same Buhari is today the hero of Yoruba youths who do not read or know history but are more focused on hating Igbos who has done them no bad 
Op, you just reminded me of one famous Bini (Edo) man, who said on a national TV broadcast and I quote:
Igbos are the only people that love Nigeria and unite Nigeria freely and genuinely.
Igbos are the only Nigerian tribe you can find in all parts of Nigeria living and doing business peacefully and not just living there in tents or makeshift houses, but they invest heavily in any state of Nigeria they live.
They employ people of the state they live. They build mansions wherever they live. They invest wherever they live without prejudice, yet we other Nigerians treat them with hatred, it is very unfair to humanity!
The man continued...
I am not Igbo man, I am Bini by tribe but I must say the truth!
Fulanis go to all parts of Nigeria too but do they invest in the communities they go to NO! Why They are wicked, they are tribalistic and very selfish, they hate civilisation and mixing up, plus they know they are troublemakers so they prefer to live in the thick forests in temporary tents waiting to run after they cause trouble to their host communities!
....and he concluded by asking a very vital question that goes like this:
How many Yorubas or Hausas own houses, investments, hotels, industries, schools, shops, etc in Igbo states or outside their Yoruba or Hausa-Fulani states I can tell you none or maybe the few super rich ones, and why is it so It is simply because they are cunning, they are tribalistic and very selfish, they always think Igbos or other tribes will take over their investments and properties if there is any national political disagreement just as they do to Igbos have been through a lot in Nigeria, they have been hated, nameshamed, marginalized, killed severally yet they maintain liberal mind, travel to all Nigerian states, invest in all Nigerian states, marry from all Nigerian tribes yet we hate and treat them unfairly
And in his final remarks, he said:
Igbos are the thread holding Nigeria's unity. They are the bridge that connect all Nigerian states and tribes. Igbos travel freely to all Nigerian states and live there and marry from there and invest heavily in their host states and communities yet Yoruba and Hausa-Fulanis hate this amazing tribe, believe me, there is something special about the Igbos that we other Nigerians are hiding franchasng: ...and the same Abacha was endorsed by Buhari and the same Buhari is today the hero of Yoruba youths who do not read or know history but are more focused on hating Igbos who has done them no bad 
Op, you just reminded me of one famous Bini (Edo) man, who said on a national TV broadcast and I quote:
Igbos are the only people that love Nigeria and unite Nigeria freely and genuinely.
Igbos are the only Nigerian tribe you can find in all parts of Nigeria living and doing business peacefully and not just living there in tents or makeshift houses, but they invest heavily in any state of Nigeria they live.
They employ people of the state they live. They build mansions wherever they live. They invest wherever they live without prejudice, yet we other Nigerians treat them with hatred, it is very unfair to humanity!
The man continued...
I am not Igbo man, I am Bini by tribe but I must say the truth!
Fulanis go to all parts of Nigeria too but do they invest in the communities they go to NO! Why They are wicked, they are tribalistic and very selfish, they hate civilisation and mixing up, plus they know they are troublemakers so they prefer to live in the thick forests in temporary tents waiting to run after they cause trouble to their host communities!
....and he concluded by asking a very vital question that goes like this:
How many Yorubas or Hausas own houses, investments, hotels, industries, schools, shops, etc in Igbo states or outside their Yoruba or Hausa-Fulani states I can tell you none or maybe the few super rich ones, and why is it so It is simply because they are cunning, they are tribalistic and very selfish, they always think Igbos or other tribes will take over their investments and properties if there is any national political disagreement just as they do to Igbos have been through a lot in Nigeria, they have been hated, nameshamed, marginalized, killed severally yet they maintain liberal mind, travel to all Nigerian states, invest in all Nigerian states, marry from all Nigerian tribes yet we hate and treat them unfairly
And in his final remarks, he said:
Igbos are the thread holding Nigeria's unity. They are the bridge that connect all Nigerian states and tribes. Igbos travel freely to all Nigerian states and live there and marry from there and invest heavily in their host states and communities yet Yoruba and Hausa-Fulanis hate this amazing tribe, believe me, there is something special about the Igbos that we other Nigerians are hiding franchasng: ...and the same Abacha was endorsed by Buhari and the same Buhari is today the hero of Yoruba youths who do not read or know history but are more focused on hating Igbos who has done them no bad 
Op, you just reminded me of one famous Bini (Edo) man, who said on a national TV broadcast and I quote:
Igbos are the only people that love Nigeria and unite Nigeria freely and genuinely.
Igbos are the only Nigerian tribe you can find in all parts of Nigeria living and doing business peacefully and not just living there in tents or makeshift houses, but they invest heavily in any state of Nigeria they live.
They employ people of the state they live. They build mansions wherever they live. They invest wherever they live without prejudice, yet we other Nigerians treat them with hatred, it is very unfair to humanity!
The man continued...
I am not Igbo man, I am Bini by tribe but I must say the truth!
Fulanis go to all parts of Nigeria too but do they invest in the communities they go to NO! Why They are wicked, they are tribalistic and very selfish, they hate civilisation and mixing up, plus they know they are troublemakers so they prefer to live in the thick forests in temporary tents waiting to run after they cause trouble to their host communities!
....and he concluded by asking a very vital question that goes like this:
How many Yorubas or Hausas own houses, investments, hotels, industries, schools, shops, etc in Igbo states or outside their Yoruba or Hausa-Fulani states I can tell you none or maybe the few super rich ones, and why is it so It is simply because they are cunning, they are tribalistic and very selfish, they always think Igbos or other tribes will take over their investments and properties if there is any national political disagreement just as they do to Igbos have been through a lot in Nigeria, they have been hated, nameshamed, marginalized, killed severally yet they maintain liberal mind, travel to all Nigerian states, invest in all Nigerian states, marry from all Nigerian tribes yet we hate and treat them unfairly
And in his final remarks, he said:
Igbos are the thread holding Nigeria's unity. They are the bridge that connect all Nigerian states and tribes. Igbos travel freely to all Nigerian states and live there and marry from there and invest heavily in their host states and communities yet Yoruba and Hausa-Fulanis hate this amazing tribe, believe me, there is something special about the Igbos that we other Nigerians are hiding Well, what is obvious here is that from North to South West to South East down to South South, South West has been the most accommodating region of them all.... they don't fight, cause trouble or poking into another's business because they believe that the sky is wide enough for all birds to fly without touching each other, and for the North, if not for their religious dogmatism (for the few), they are good people to approach and accommodating as well but South South and South East, they don't want other regions to prosper or have anything to own in their land. One can still own in South South a lil bit but for the East (even obvious the way they talk and behave), I think they need to change their thinking and perspective from tribalism to 21st century peace thoughts. My opinion anyway. |