₦airaland Forum

HighTableVoice:
That may be true, but reality is reality and not hypothetical. Lagos is Lagos and Tinubu is Tinubu. Igboho's struggle is deep rooted in the unification of Yoruba as a tribe and not with the main purpose of breaking a country out of Nigeria. That is the difference. A country within a country. In all honesty the general idea of secession is an absolute contradictory notion to the country's wellbeing, it's development, and even much so to the first sentence of the Nigeria constitution.

HighTableVoice:
Igbo wanting to contribute to the development of Nigeria and Nigerians as a whole is a welcoming idea, but it is also hard to argue that the Igbos haven't necessarily retract themselves as an inclusive part of Nigeria's and Nigerians development. The never ending idealism of secession is a starting point, how do you contribute to a country you claim you don't belong to?

Realist12:
it's your people with half baked brains you should tell that to. If they import their IPOB unnecessary violence to the southwest they'd be dealt with .

Realist12:
How did the Yorubas let this happen to them . They can't try this in other regions. This election will really show the Yorubas the kind of people they let in their home. We all can see them cursing everyone who has a different view or doesn't support Obi, you have a right to support Obi , Obi hasn't contributed or influenced our growth but Tinubu has paid WAEC and laid the legacy in Lagos which is beneficial to their tribesmen in Lagos. The drive in the real estates in lekki axis benefits everyone regardless of tribe, they enjoy the BRT ,and secured Lagos for their businesses to thrive yet they have never wished good for the country or the state , Lagos has always helped them but they celebrate every bad news in Lagos. No matter how you help a bastard child he'd still show you his ingratitude.

orohbiro:
Nairaland men should stop this nonsense of sending me messages to my Email is annoying. I can differentiate my real Email friend and nairaland men some can't even spell well abeg he done do. Una never c fine gal before? Am not the only gal here u guys should stop fooling yourselves even one promise to always push my topic to front page if I can give him my watapp number .

MadamVanessa:



I won't lie, I am a big fan of BBNAIJA, just that this very one i am not interested at all. I am focusing marketing my amiable Peter Obi, campaigning in my little way for him, and to be honest, I love what I am doing more than sitting down to watch BBNaija.


Maybe next year own I will be interested after my lovely Peter Obi is sworn in.

siofra:
29 and still living with my parents.

I should think about my life

siofra:
When I start living alone, these are the reasons
why I'll never invite Nigerian men into my house.

1. Rape
According to stats, a LARGE percentage of Nigerian men are rapists.
Imagine inviting a rapist into your house. God forbid!!!

2. Gluttons
Nigerian men eat too much especially the single ones. My cousin once invited a Nigerian man into her house and he cleaned her full pot of spaghetti hungry men.

3. Dirty
In dirtiness and untidiness, Nigerian men lead men all over the world. Visit a Nigerian guy's house uninvited and see for yourself.

4. Thievery
Invite a Nigerian man constantly to your house and watch all your belongings disappear over time.


Invite a Nigerian man to your house at your risk.

siofra:
I'm not taking chances with these Nigerian men, no matter how long we've known each other.

Pic 1: pepper spray

Pic 2: pen knife

Pic 3: I padlock my tough jean trousers.

They can be very evil.
Poor mentality

Trust them at your risk.

DeepThroater:
Judas , use your mama wrapper and hang yourself already

OSU slave claiming messiah

DeepThroater:
You see how by latching on the false claims of Igbo Jewishness you have also inherited the false Jewish claim of Jewish supremascist ideology which has now further become elevated to Igbo messianic claims.

You people are really building castles in your head.

Igbo Nigerian saviours when you are the architect of her failures?

Never will an Igbo man smell power .


It is talk like this that makes everyone rightly hate you guys.

Go and save your blighted yeast first.

DeepThroater:
The north does not hide the fact that they are benefiting from the current centrist federal govt arrangement.

The Yoruba has expressed how they will prefer we return to the pre Igbo Marxist coup era of regional governance citing how the current setup is claustrophobic and crushing their ambitions and goals.

The Niger Delta has made their reservations clear and that is we should return to the status quo prior to the Igbo Marxist intervention of 1966. And to this aim they have been exploring all loopholes in the constitution to exert and take back much of the rights guaranteed to states. Governor Wike of Rivers has done tremendous judicious work in keeping the federal govt off from his state whenever the legal backing is sought. One instance is the successful VAT ruling that saw to a federal high court granting reprieve to states to collect and keep in whole value added tax. This victory was widely celebrated in the sane parts of the south and greeted with pleas from the north . But in Alaigbo republic, not one single comment was heard from that corner.

The VAT ruling and the dead silence from the yeast was a dead giveaway on what I have always stated here that : Igbos are not interested in a return to true federalism. Naturally, if one considers that igbos were the ones who truncated our republic for a Marxist centrist Igbocentric dictatorship , one ought not to expect them to be at the forefront of clamouring for a return of regional governance.

It is for this reason we should see the Igbo as one of the harlots in the legends of King Solomon who demanded the baby be cut in half. It is either Biafra complete with an annexed Niger Delta or we continue the parasitic arrangement preferably with an Igbo president. Where these people get the effrontery to make demands and ultimatums where they have no chips on the table beats my imagination. The Igbo has succeeded in making a frivolous unwarranted demand a matter of public debate claiming Igbo marginalization. I don't subscribe to the notion of Igbo marginalization. I believe they are duly serving a generational sentence of being relegated from any form of public trust based on their grievous sin of both destroying our republic and truncating our democracy. Even still being part of Nigeria appears too lenient for my liking talk more of demanding for a presidency while making empty threats to annex the Niger Delta and seccede from Nigeria.

It is for this very reason that a Peter Obi presidential bid now turned Igbo project is DOA in my books. Obi is yet to speak on restructuring which I know he doesn't see as necessary being an Igbo that he is.

So, can any of you Obidient fellows tell me why Obi has refused to speak up on the much demanded restructuring back to regional assembly?

GreatBoss:
But its your tribe that beg everywhere with plates and not even one Ijaw.