₦airaland Forum

sesan85:
Yeah, it's always a "propaganda" when the bad things Igbos do/did are pointed out.

sesan85:
Yeah, no one oppressed the minorities, they just make things up to tarnish the image of Igbos. I wonder why they later abandoned you and supported the federal government, lol. Keep deluding yourself though, whatever makes you sleep better at night.

nobilie:
Southern Cameroon has for years been dealt with by the dictator Paul Biyah. This is peace and freedom for the Ambazonias. At least, the killing of its people by their military will stop.
The southern Cameroon is English speaking and Christian dominated, I think. Claiming parts of Cross River up to Borno through Taraba and Adamawa means abundance of resources for them. I'm afraid they will soon have leadership problem as its northern part will have great influence for power from Northern Nigeria and chad in support of their Muslim brothers.
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Awoo88:
You don't know what you talking about. was Floyd getting young during those periods? Manny refuse a random blood test until it was no longer convenient for him to do so.

Yenefer:
U are clearly in pain. We will not go anywhere and u people will remain in Nigeria so that we will continue

ScotMisile:
Arrewa Twitter just exposed Southern NIGERIA's ignorance.

Anybody who shouts oil money,our oil money should hide his head in shame. Malo guys have inspired me. These guys have been balling from secondary school days. I remember ibro in ikoyi..with his younger brother....

Now, we all know who leads,while others follow...

lawani:
The north is rich. If Nigeria divides today, they just need to organise themselves for taxation and they will have more money than the east.

PortHarcourt1st:
Rivers yoots shall become cannibals once oil is gone. Look at them right now, what do you think will happen when oil runs dry.

Abagworo:
But posterity has proven Awolowo wiser than Zik. In this world you start from your root not the other way round.

muykem:
Igbo are naturally proud and emotional so they always overate themself and underate others. It's a known fact that government doesn't negotiate from weaker sides, why will Ojukwu proudly disrespected head of state by first went online to broadcast the outcome of a meeting. You should know that one of major outcome is that he should accept Gowone as head of state.

Gracchus:
I don't know what the noise is all about, what if he started tribalism in Nigeria?? So fuckingg what How is that a crime that someone is loyal to his own tribe? He should have been loyal to another tribe na or he should have watched as an outsider come to rule us, what nonsense!!!

Uchek:
Please what's the source of this quote?

femi4:
And where is intimidation in that attachment? He told him same thing he told SW obas

Dedetwo:
There is nothing like nonsense about it. He, Awolowo, equally threatened the Oba of Benin and Ovie of Urhobo.

Maadoo:
Stop talking gibberish. Yorubas are migrants in Lagos

NGpatriot:
Who is he? Is he a celebrity?

NGpatriot:
International ko, United Nations ni

Stop miss-educating yourself, no entity on the surface of the earth dictates to countries what to do within their borders or who to allow cut through or roam around their territory.

googi:
Think about it, like other businesses that trusted Igbo, once the Yoruba founders died, they all became dominated by Igbo.

MetaPhysical:
Partnership and alliance is what produced the rule for rotational presidency between North and South. The rotation is not based on equity and fairness as you alluded to.

If you review the accomplishments and failures since 1999 till date you will see this is evident in both PDP and APC, the two parties that have ruled the country.

If it was simply equity and fairness, it should have made Atiku a President by now.

Buhari naively believed fairness would get him presidency but realized lack of partnership and alliance is what stood in his way.

What is standing in Ibo's way is partnership and alliance. If you continue to wait in line for equity and fairness you will be dissapointed.

Moreover, the SS you are attaching to has also demanded its right to complete GEJ's 8yr rule and have thrown their hats in the 2023 battle. Behind you they are working hard negotiating and forming alliances, smartly and strategically....while you continue in your buffoonery of seeking an equity and fairness to nowhere.

Fatimaade:
Are you comparing to what igbos faced where till date ikwerre has refused to return your properties llooool

hedonister:
Pls moderators, move to appropriate section as i don't know which section this fits into

So, basically, i have lived in Lagos Mainland most of my life and i'm more familiar with the area. But in recent times with the rise of rent in most parts of the mainland, i've been looking for a part of Lagos with relatively affordable rent. I know that some parts the mainland such as Iyana Ipaja, Abule Egba, Agbado, Alagbado and it;s environs are cheaper compared to areas in and around Ikeja. But the thing is that i really don't fancy these areas. I even know people that have moved to as far as Otta. These places do not tick my fancy.

I've heard a lot about Ajah, 3rd roundabout, Chevron Drive and i've never been to these places in my life. The farthest i've been to is probably second roundabout or the roundabut after Lekki Phase 1. I've noticed that a lot of people live in these places. How is it comparable in terms of quality of life and cost of living as compared to the mainland and how far are these places really?

I want to make a bolg move by moving to that part of Lagos if it actually presents what i want. I've been searching for houses online in places such as Badore, Sangotedo, Abraham Adesanya and the lots. How are these places really? Are they worth leaving the mainland for?

Thanks in anticipation.

Lalasticlala Mynd44 Dominique

maestroferddi:
Rephrase the comment to read " I wish only the Yorubas had access to the sea...