₦airaland Forum

pacespot:
So Yoruba's that are fighting for restructuring you call despicable. I don't argue that there are not some bad eggs among Yoruba's especially those ones that betrayed Sunday Igboho like FFK, but Yoruba's want peaceful solution to the problem of Nigeria reason why they are not taking up arms. This Akeredolu governor is the leader of southern governors forum and their stance against open grazing and you still insult him. The annoying thing about you Igbo people is that you expect other people to do for you in their states what you cannot get in your home states. It is your South East governors like that imo state governor that invited soldiers to kill youth in your region and you still blame Yoruba's for your ordeals. Here is a Yoruba's governor trying to protect his people from impending security challenge he perceives going on in his state because of soldiers now developing acrimony towards Amotekun.

SRAROFDAVID:
Igbos are the only priority in Nigeria, others are free to die no one cases

Danjikanbauchi:
This is where YORUBAs and FULANI Union brought us.

Afonjas and Northern Muslims collaborated because of their hate for a christian president.

engrchykae:
oh 2011,when you voted good luck because you feel he is nigerdelta and will share in your insane hate towards igbos but when he proved otherwise you ran to your master up North.
Back to 1999,since ekwueme lost out to Obasanjo in the primaries,we decided that Obasanjo is better than Olu Falae.
Falae would have been a tribalistic fool,the Yoruba version of buhari.
You are highly discriminatory,what's the problem in having Obasanjo who have been tested before and who has a wider vision of Nigeria?
Obasanjo came on board and worked with every Nigerian,he is the best the Yoruba will ever produce.
Olu Falae that sees Nigeria from badagry to Ore.

engrchykae:
hahaha,you are too little and insignificant for the great Igbo race.
The hatred of Europe against Jews years back and recent hatred of Arabs against Jews today changes nothing.
The only cord that unites Nigeria is hatred of the Igbo but what happens when Igbo is no longer in Nigeria?
The Nigerians will devour themselves.
Subhumans of Africa

BKayy:
Abobaku your propaganda is stale.
We are not the same. So we don't have beggars like you Afonja Abobakus

BKayy:
We call Northerners Ndị Ugwu in Igboland. Does that make them Igbo?

Begging is a Nigerian(Yoruba, Hausa and Fulani) thing. It doesn't concern Ndigbo. We don't do such.

A Northerner/Yoruba begging in Igboland doesn't mean that Igbo have beggars.

BKayy:
Igbo doesn't have word for "beggars"
"Ndi ayiyo" was coined up

Newton85:
Soyinka won the highest prize in Literature, your Achebe didn't. Let it burn you forever!

Favour623:
he's telling u d truth,everyone knows thats Ibadan is developed but its not modern

Penguin2:
Because Tinubu hates us.

Why?

Biafrarep:
What do I expect from a juvenile delinquent bigot who thinks that Tinubu is the best person that should rule Nigeria?

Go and eat your normal sewage soup, boy.

engrchykae:
the Yoruba live and die thinking about igbos.
Even before a Yoruba graduate embark on nysc,he or she will be warned about igbos.
When they make calls you will hear things like "omo ibo,o disturbe mi"
We voted Obasanjo twice in 1999 and 2003 but when are you going to return the favor?
Wicked race,some of your elders started spewing trash how Obasanjo is an Igbo.
Have you forgotten your oba lagoon?
Anyway you hate what is better than you

engrchykae:
But why the hate against Igbo?
What did we do?
Hate without reason

Biafrarep:
I like people that think deeply and logically, and not from emotions.

You made strong points and I would like to add that the North, especially the Fulani rulers there already knows that it would be a very huge gamble if Igbos are sidelined in 2023. The ripple effects will be so bad that Nigeria may never recover from it.

The truth is that secessionist groups, particularly IPOB have capitalized on mass Igbo anger against Nigeria to build a formidable base in the East. Already, they're fast becoming so powerful in Igboland that you can't come out publicly now to condemn them in the SE!

The question is, how did IPOB grew from obscurity to become so powerful post 2015? Simple, prior to 2015, many Igbos, especially the elite started believing that Igbo reintegration into Nigeria is now a reality. But that hope was totally destroyed when Buhari emerged and started a renewed national renaissance against Igbos and whatever they stood for. For the first time since 1970, Igbos became alienated again and grossly discriminated against and many lost hope of ever being accepted in Nigeria. IPOB was on hand to exploit the situation to their advantage and boom, their ranks swelled! Their accounts swelled from global donations too! And their capacity equally grew from an obscure group to a behemoth controlling millions of dollars and millions of followers around the world!!

If by 2023, and against all wise counsel, Igbos are denied again, whether by hook or crook, I seriously doubt Nigeria can withstand the outcome and survive as a nation. The Nigeria of 1967 that was seen by the rest of Africa and the as a beacon of hope is not the Nigeria of 2021 that is now a huge source of embarrassment and worry. Crude oil that made UK so desperate to support Nigeria, even at the cost of millions of lives is no longer desirable with moves towards clean energy sources. The argument that allowing Nigeria to break up will cause instability in Africa as other nations will do likewise was a massively used propaganda in 1967 but it won't work now.

Lastly, the last thing North wants is for Nigeria to break up because obviously that would result in sorrows for them. But any major conflict between Igbos and Nigeria will definitely end up in break up, even if it lasts 1 year or 10 years because it would be a guerilla conflict and there won't be a clear winner until UN eventually wades in. Now, whenever UN moves in to restore peace, they always arrive with referendum. A referendum, especially after a bitter guerilla warfare can only result in 100% vote for independence.

Now, once Igbos leave, which other Southern group will want to remain?

Allowing Yorubas to rule in 2023 will add zero advantage to Nigeria's continued existence or to North because Yorubas would only lose interest in Nigeria once Igbos leave but provided Igbos remain, they will remain too regardless of the insecurity situation.

The only thing that would prevent the violent break up of Nigeria now and going forward is Igbo presidency in 2023. It's not a threat but based on realistic projections

ScamHunter:
Stop posting rubbish. Nigerian tribes are hard wired to unite if the adversary is Ndigbo. Why do you think they were against Jonathan in 2015? They subconsciously linked him to Igbo because he wanted the best hands in his government who were incidentally Igbos. If you think Yoruba will consciously discard their jealousy and envy and desire Igbo progress, you're dreaming. Not even the threat of genocide from Fulani against them will make them do that. A people who denied their own who wanted to set them free for free food in Nigeria will not bat an eyelid to support Fulani against you for the same free food (crude oil).

The consensus for Igbo presidency come 2023 would not be as a result of threat but the fact that most Nigerians, Fulani inclusive are searching for exit valve and they're aware that Igbo is the solution if this country would survive another 5 years. They're all simply in a quandary knowing that it will take the Igbo magic touch to rescue Nigeria from precipice, not that they cannot unite against us. In fact, I see a consensus for all Igbo candidates in 2023, not out of love for Ndigbo but out of fear of living without Nigeria. What we have in Nigeria are mostly deeply insecure tribes who cannot dream independent existence the way NdiIgbo do.

Tranquillity360:
Amotekun terrorists.

SlayerForever:
The mallams are getting ready to roast their slaves

gentiles:
We should stop comparing ourselves with igbos in terms of modernisation, they are far ahead of us. Ordinary Abakaliki will beat ibadan hands down.

Nigercity:
While not list the estate in Ibadan
With there website (optional)
Then I will list the once I know in Enugu!

Also mention one estate in Ibadan, as big as Enugu Centenary lifestyle and golf city!
Let's goggle and compare there land mass/ Edifice

Ibadan might have more G.R.A but not private estate, Enugu, ph and even ogun will give ib
A run in terms of having estate!
So list yours first
Then I reply ASAP
You can even post pictures

Ogbuefi2020:
do you know enugu at all ？ only abuja can beat enugu in estates in the whole country