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Politics › Re: Nndigbo: Why We MUST STOP Saying Lagos Is No Man's Land by laudate: 2:36pm On Nov 21, 2017

lowaist101:
The truth is that the Yoruba run Lagos but originally Lagos belongs to the people of Benin and brothers Awori. one eminent Lagosian said, all the major areas in Lagos Island came from Benin Language. Years ago, dead Lagos kings were taken to Benin for Burial. Some people own Lagos!

Awori people are Yoruba, not Benin. The man that said Awori and Bini are brothers, was simply confused.

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Politics › Re: Nndigbo: Why We MUST STOP Saying Lagos Is No Man's Land by laudate: 2:07pm On Nov 21, 2017

leezzz:
bro u are not igbo
even efulefus dont make ur kind of comment

Ekwensu! Because he simply spoke the truth which upsets you, now you want to deny him his heritage? Why are you so devoted to deceit and lies?

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Celebrities › Re: Omosefe Woghiren: Things Banky W, Adesua Etomi's Family Didn't Do At The Wedding by laudate: 2:01pm On Nov 21, 2017

Xda59:
Please name one culture which is not and stop being vague.

I have done so already. Go back and read through my previous posts.

Politics › Re: Nndigbo: Why We MUST STOP Saying Lagos Is No Man's Land by laudate: 1:54pm On Nov 21, 2017

totit:
Look at what is happening ibo land,no industry, no thing,and deserted.

What a shame

Wha-a-at?? huh

You don't mean it!! I thought they said the SE was the Japan of Africa, more successful and more prosperous than all the rest of southern Nigeria combined....Chukwu biko! shocked

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Politics › Re: Nndigbo: Why We MUST STOP Saying Lagos Is No Man's Land by laudate: 1:50pm On Nov 21, 2017

vannessa7:
There is no part of Nigeria where they don't have agbero, motor park tout, I have been to that your east several times and I saw their owoda people just like it is in Lagos, they also have conductors in the cities even in the north, when an igbo man come to Lagos newly they settle among the low class, ghetto people where accommodation is cheap and they now use them as yardstick for all Yoruba, I'm tired of hearing you don't act like Yoruba because they expect me to talk and act in a certain way just like the ghetto Yoruba's they are used to, and as for that landlord meme of igbo versus Yoruba land lord, it's an illusion, keep believing it if it makes you and your pained fellows sleep at night, and I will truly believe Lagos is no man's land if there is no mass exodus of your people to your forest villages this December, nonsense

The touts in the SE even exceed the ones within the SW. cheesy

And on top of that they are more crude, aggressive, and prone to violence. Have you been to Ariaria market, Onitsha market or Ogbete market before? At least, the ones in the SW will still hail you first, before asking for money. Some will even pray for you and sing your praises, before asking you to drop something. But in the SE? Whosai?

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Politics › Re: Lagos: 1960 Vs 2017. Where Did We Get It Wrong? (Photo) by laudate: 1:41pm On Nov 21, 2017

dammiecool:
Something still dey surprise me o Lagos is no man's land and it was developed by there Igbos n people r here blaming d yorubas for not allowing other airport n sea port to be functional ayam not understanding dis o

Hehehe...una no go kill person with laugh for here!! grin

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Politics › Re: If Afonjas Tell You Why Not Make Anambra Like Lagos? Tell Them This by laudate: 1:29pm On Nov 21, 2017*

liberalsinnerx:
Another Igbo investor, a big real estate player based in Enugu is negotiating the second tallest skyscraper in Eko...the hotel I think. We will buy up all that Eko Atlantic City and finally rename it "Igbo-Etiti." These afonjas don't know who we are. By the time we are done with these people, over-run them, buy up all their properties and make them perpetual tenants...indentured servants, they will run back to Benin Republic out of frustration, and leave Lagos for Igbo Jews developers to develop.

That hashish you have been smoking, has made you delusional. Am sure everyone can see why the Ministry of Health says smoking is bad for your health. Ndo. Get well soon. undecided

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Culture › Re: Bini Are Original Owners Of Lagos, Not Yoruba – Layi Ajayi-Bembe by laudate: 1:18pm On Nov 21, 2017

PabloAfricanus:
Another one bubbling with fierce nationalism!
When next you go home, ask your elders about how Ifa saw Oduduwa coming and told the elders at Ife to welcome him, that he will help them.
They saw him coming, though some heads of the houses like Obatala put up a resistance and fought to maintain the status quo.
Guess who formed awo cults to protest his dominance?
Guess where he came from?
Guess why there has always been a mythology and story about Oduduwa coming from somewhere in the east?
If you believe the recent fabrications to distance now learned Yoruba historians from that Far East migration story, then I am sorry.
There is a whole lot of intertwined history with Nupe, Bini, Hausa and Yorubas...especially Nupes than is presently documented.
May be you should do some research and inform yourself.

Here comes the pseudo-intellectual Igbo boy that wants to lecture others about their history, without any source or proof to back up his claims. I laugh today in Greek.... cheesy

Oh, I miss the days of Terracotta, Jakumo etc, who were the true masters that would have put such braggarts in their place.

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Culture › Re: Bini Are Original Owners Of Lagos, Not Yoruba – Layi Ajayi-Bembe by laudate: 1:15pm On Nov 21, 2017

Olu317:
Are you sure some Edo inclined historians doesn't try to claim Odu'a as a prince from IDU/Ogodomigodo? If some people claim Odu'a migrated frofm IDU to ILE IFE then doesn't it show he developed ILE IFE through such claim? And on the issue of Olusegun Aganga, is just showcasing how people may in the distance future claim things. Ordinarily I don't have any problem with the man in anyway. So, don't get me wrong. If Yoruba want to claim glory on achievement, there will be too much to make as a reference.

Why are you fixated on Olusegun Aganga? shocked

Is he owing you anything or has he ever made any statement about Bini owning Lagos? NO!! So why do you keep bringing him into this conversation? huh

As for the Bini historians that talk about the history of the Benin people or their empire, have they done anything wrong by recording the history of their people or their culture? cool

Even Yoruba historians like Prof Festus Ade Ajayi and others did so. Did anyone raise any dust? So why does the chronicle of history by Benin historians trouble you so much? Didn't the christian missionaries, foreign scholars, Portuguese scholars, merchants and colonial masters also write about the history of different places in Nigeria?? huh

Abeg, stop chasing after petty issues....

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Politics › Re: Lagos: 1960 Vs 2017. Where Did We Get It Wrong? (Photo) by laudate: 1:04pm On Nov 21, 2017*

onyinyenwadigbo:
The hate and hold him down syndrome is what is killing this country. Igbo adage says "onye ji mmadu na ani ji onwe ya" meaning" he who holds someone on the ground is also held on the ground".

Let the leaders and their praise singers liberate Lagos by opening up other states and you will see Lagos indigenes and yorubas enjoy the state. But as far as they continue to support injustice against others and want every thing development brought to Lagos, then, it will get worse.

Nobody is holding down other states, or stopping them from developing. sad

The problem is that most of the states have a record of electing clueless leaders who lack the vision, intellect and purpose, to develop their states.

Look at Akwa Ibom, when they elected Akpabio. undecided

He did not start lamenting about how Lagos underdeveloped his state. He rolled up his sleeves and set to work. By the time he left, his state had a world class stadium, an airport, good road infrastructure etc. Same thing happened when Duke got to Calabar. wink

Lagos had also been lucky to get visionary leaders like Fashola, Ambode etc with a passion to develop the state, and execute plans to improve its infrastructure.

Until the people within your state do the same, by electing visionary capable leaders, and holding such leaders accountable for the development of their state, progress will not be made. And you will keep blaming Lagos for your woes!

Politics › Re: Lets Put An End To This Argument Finally - Igbo Developed Lagos by laudate: 12:57pm On Nov 21, 2017

Gotze1:
Clean your mouth. Na the lie in your mouth I dey try to tell you to clean. Ebitu, wey be former vice president to babangida na him govern Lagos? You are a learner . You even put admiral ndubuisi a military governor that govern imo state and never even move closer to Lagos. Why are you people filled with lies? I dey shame for your tribe. Spit.

Actually, Rear-Admiral Ndubusi Kanu was governor of Lagos State from 1977 - 1978, while Ebitu Ukiwe was governor of Lagos state from 1978 - 1979.

Politics › Re: Nndigbo: Why We MUST STOP Saying Lagos Is No Man's Land by laudate: 12:38pm On Nov 21, 2017

PointB:
I don't see people going about offline calling Lagos No Man's Land. Most of these banters are online. Most Lagosians can handle a joke, except simpletons like you who take everything to heart and over-analyze issues. Personally, I don't care if your ox is gored. If people suspect you it's simply because you have not carried yourself well. You should start improving yourself and face things within your control.

What I do online and offline is not within your control. Learn to compartmentalize; let what happen on cyber remain on cyber! You will suffer undue heartache agonizing over my action. I'm sorry, but your cyber existence is of no consequence to me. Bros, you do not matter, you are a text!

You would be shallow, if you think that such statements as the one you made, are simply regarded as online banter. undecided

Fake news and false stories such as yours' , have a way of spreading if it is not checked, and before you know it, such tales become legend.

If you like repeating such trash, in order to feel good about yourself, or because it gives you some kind of a high....continue. sad

Just remember that to every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. And if you make life difficult for others, through your clueless remarks, then worse things will be visited on you too. It is the law of Karma. Continue sowing petty propaganda and deceit, and see what you would reap!

Finally, you claimed that: "If people suspect you it's simply because you have not carried yourself well." Wow! Was that what led to the pogrom in the 60s up North? Because if we go by your views, then it appears the Igbo did not carry themselves well? Tell us, o! Let us know.

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Politics › Re: Nndigbo: Why We MUST STOP Saying Lagos Is No Man's Land by laudate: 12:31pm On Nov 21, 2017

meforyou1:
which nonsense yoruba land. a prominent lagos indigene from lagos island said in clear terms that lagos is not yorubaland. https://www.nairaland.com/4185186/bini-original-owners-lagos-not

And his assertions were roundly debunked. sad

Dont tell me you are still holding on to the claims of that discredited man? Even his family came out to say that he is not from Benin, as their entire family tree have always been from Lagos. Yet, you are still here recycling his claims. Na so your brain small reach?? shocked

Bia, are you allergic to the truth?

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Politics › Re: Nndigbo: Why We MUST STOP Saying Lagos Is No Man's Land by laudate: 12:22pm On Nov 21, 2017

Zuluhead:
Young man, am from the east and a red cap title holder (an nze). Just because a place was a former capital doesn't make it no mans land and it be of an advantage to the yoruba because of the mindset you keep developing lagos and neglecting the east. Try and check the meaning of no man's land.

Tell that clown the truth, o!!

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Politics › Re: Nndigbo: Why We MUST STOP Saying Lagos Is No Man's Land by laudate: 12:19pm On Nov 21, 2017*

PointB:
Saying Lagos is "No man's land" does not in anyway means we are neglecting the East/Homeland. The idea is to maximize the benefit of Lagos to develop the East.

We must not lose sight of our contributions in Lagos, yet we must capitalize on the gains of those contribution to develop our homeland. We can't just pack up and leave Lagos, nor can anyone run us out of our investments in the growth Lagos. That's why we say "Lagos is No Man's Land." And that's what it will remain in the foreseeable future if Nigeria continue to exist as it is now!

Oga, cut the crap. angry

You people say Lagos is a no man's land, simply because you want to spite the indigenes of Lagos, their cultural siblings and other ethnic groups living there. sad

And by saying so, you create enmity between the indigenes, those who share cultural affinity with them and others from different ethnic groups like mine, who have lived there for ages. undecided

This is because the Lagos indigenes and Yorubas, then end up viewing the rest of us from other places with hostility and suspicion, even though we have nothing in common with Igbo people like you, who make such asinine statements! Don't make life difficult for others, with your clueless remarks, biko.

Some of us value good relations with our neighbours, even if the rest of you do not. Can you repeat this trash about Lagos being a no man's land in the heart of Olowogbowo, Onikan or Isale Eko? huh

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Politics › Re: Nndigbo: Why We MUST STOP Saying Lagos Is No Man's Land by laudate: 12:10pm On Nov 21, 2017

koning:
I very much doubt if you are Igbo with this azz-licking and ridiculous heading. You could simply ask Igbos to invest in Igbo land without having to bring up the issue of Lagos into it.

Lagos has never been a Yoruba Land. 97% of Yorubas in lagos are immigrants just like the Igbos, Hausas, Binis and other SS peoples. It is and will always remain a cosmopolitan entity for the entire nation. Yorubas are more in Lagos because of the proximity of core Yoruba states to Lagos.

Igbos are many there because of our ubiquitous and adventurous nature.

Igbos should invest more in Igbo states. I agree. But that has nothing to do with Lagos being 'no man's land'. Stop sucking up to Yorubas. that is if you are actually Igbo.

If you say Lagos has never been Yoruba land, it shows that you know absolutely NOTHING about the history, origin and culture of Lagos. Even a child in kindergarten who lives within the city, would not make such asinine comments.

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Politics › Re: Lagos: 1960 Vs 2017. Where Did We Get It Wrong? (Photo) by laudate: 11:57am On Nov 21, 2017*

gare:
Are the Ports operational ? No. In Rivers start there are two sea ports, one in Onne and the other in port Harcourt main town in Delta state there are two sea ports one in Warri the other in koko, in Calabar we have another sea Port, but still successive governments will not make them operational.

I keep saying Lagos been what it is today is because of the sea ports and the international airport, elementary social studies taught us that when setting up a business you should consider access to transportation, Lagos has both the sea and air.That's is why a lot of the businesss are sited in Lagos.

But if the federal government could decentralise the sea port and make the others operational then you will see the massive development taking place in other regions and Lagos will be less populated. And there will be more jobs

Oga, go back and read through this entire thread. Out of all the ports you mentioned, Onne seaport and Port-harcourt port, are functional. Please stop the long epistles. Importers who have used those ports have come on this board, to confirm it. sad

Calabar and Warri need to be dredged, which is why they are not operational. Now that Amaechi an SS/SE man is the transport minister, everything about the ports falls within his brief. Tell him to correct the situation. undecided

Kema Chikwe and Ojo Maduekwe were Ministers of Transport who had enough time and powers to correct the situation with the ports in your region. Did they do it? No. But your people will never blame them or hold them accountable for their failures.

Please stop blaming Lagos sea ports for the lack of development in other regions! There is an international airport in Port-harcourt and another in Enugu, which record international flights daily! So where do you get your stories from??! shocked

Culture › Re: Bini Are Original Owners Of Lagos, Not Yoruba – Layi Ajayi-Bembe by laudate: 3:30am On Nov 21, 2017

Leez:
but how can a man deny his tribe just to talk trash about ndigbo ffs?
afonjaism is quite sad tbh

Politics › Re: Lets Put An End To This Argument Finally - Igbo Developed Lagos by laudate: 3:06am On Nov 21, 2017*

Ojiofor:
I am not in anyway claiming Lagos and Igbos are not Indigenous to Lagos state likewise any Yoruba who is not from Lagos state. And if you are not from Lagos state just keep quite.You can't come from Kwara and be claiming Lagos.
The original owners of Lagos state like Jimi Agbaje don't even make noise like you scratch faces from deep Oyo.Osun etc..

The same way the Bini who are the original owners of Onitsha do not make claims about the place, right? Or the same way the Igalas who founded Asaba, Ossomala and some other parts of Nsukka do not make claims about those places, not so? Facial marks were prominent among Nsukka people, at one time too.... undecided

Your kings in several communities in Enugu state, still obtain their traditional staff of authority from the Attah of Igala. Anyway, wetin concern me? Let me allow the Yoruba people to give you a befitting response to your drivel.

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Politics › Re: If Afonjas Tell You Why Not Make Anambra Like Lagos? Tell Them This by laudate: 2:31am On Nov 21, 2017*

liberalsinnerx:
If Afonjas Tell You Why Not Make Anambra Like Lagos? Tell Them This...what is stopping you from making Ogun, Ondo, Osun and Ekiti like Lagos? These people have no sense at all. Why are you people leaving your mud gutter houses in these states for Lagos? If you claimed you developed Lagos, then develop Ogun, Osun, Ondo, Oyo and Ekiti like Lagos nah. Ironically, you don't see mud houses in Lagos but mud houses are scattered all over Osun, Ondo, Oyo, Ogun and Ekiti, an indication that Lagos is not an Afonja destination and has never been. Had it been, there would be mud houses.

Lagos is what it's today because of it's formal capital status and federal presence, Niger Delta oil money, Nigerians' contribution and investments, and multinational presence. Lagos is owned by all Nigerians, just as Abuja is owned by all Nigerians...YOU WILL NEVER HEAR HAUSA-FULANI OR ORIGINAL OWNERS GWARI SAY "ABUJA BELONG TO US."

Na wa, o!! shocked

You Afonja people, dey try, o! shocked

Maka gini? See how obsessed these Igbo folks are - not just with your ethnic group, but also with your towns and cities. Biko, tell me the name of the 'jazz that you chaps cooked for them, which is making them chant your name repeatedly like this. Share the secret sharp-sharp. I must tell my own people to use it, so they can become as popular as your own. cool

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Politics › Re: Lagos: 1960 Vs 2017. Where Did We Get It Wrong? (Photo) by laudate: 2:21am On Nov 21, 2017*

erico2k2:
How am I foolish? what the craaap you talking about, Qatar Airlines ahah, why will I fly Qatar Airline from the US or from Europe?
Three Major Airline who are Bigger than Qatar and Turkish Airline put together, KLM, Lufthansa and Air France all Land in PHC daily 365 days of the year Even christmas day, We talking Major Airline you talking about Airline that fly to Bush market, craap Airline at that.Imagine Turkish Airline from JFK to Nigeria, waht Rubishhh, ggrow up, and you are lazy too, simple google would have pointed you to ships/vessels in Onne as we speak!

I don't know why these people are so allergic to the truth. sad

Anyway, I don't blame them, I blame those who bought these small-small boys chinko phones and cheap data. They sit in one corner of their rooms in Awka or Aba and recycle propaganda about how the airports in the SE and SS are not working, or how they have been deprived of seaports in the SS. Meanwhile, many of them don't even know the way to the airport.....

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Politics › Re: Anambra State Election: Massive Low Turn Out Ever Recored In Poling Units (pics) by laudate: 2:16am On Nov 21, 2017

pointblank247:
taaaaaa, you no get mouth.

Politics › Re: IPOB: Abaribe Demands #10m Compensation From Army by laudate: 2:08am On Nov 21, 2017

GavelSlam:
OK.

How you wan settle the remaining 90 million now.

Don't you know the strategy he is using? wink

He wants to the court to hold the army culpable for Kanu's absence, so that the same court would not hold him liable to produce Kanu. This would prevent him from forfeiting his 100 million bond. Unfortunately, all his effort is just an exercise in futility. Do you remember that old Middle Belt proverb? "When the farm owner is slow to catch the thief, the thief calls the farm owner a 'thief'." cheesy

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Culture › Re: Bini Are Original Owners Of Lagos, Not Yoruba – Layi Ajayi-Bembe by laudate: 1:48am On Nov 21, 2017

gregyboy:
yea benin is suprior to yorubas in so many ways the trurh in history cnt always been hidden forever now most yoruba towns were been influenced by the benin even those words you mention where borrowed languages from the benins

we ruled over ondo osun ogun ekiti lagos this alone is enuff to spread our entire language and culture but we decide for yorubas to keep thier culture as long the pay homage same for the east we also share words common due to our influence

the painfull part for you yorubas to accept is that as large as the yoruba race a small benin kigdom influenced almost all the state in yoruba land including the place of your origin ife who our boy was sent to rule because yorubas lack progeniture so was easily accepted same as other yorubas state

tho yorubas are leading in the present day nigeria when a benin man wants to lead in nigeria he leads above no equal i mean even the entire world would recongnise him eg antony enawoho, benson idahosa oba of benin...etc

benin is grt even the British enveyed it till dey saw it downfall yorubas are just little obstacles .i wise man once said if you no your root then you will understand

yoruba was never united in the time of old but benin united them so if they dont find thier root this problem will keep on persisting untill they acknowledged home

benin is grt oba kha to kpere ise....

Stop it, please. Ghe gui. sad

The IPOB-Igbo youths were the one to start knocking the heads of the Bini against the Yorubas on this thread, with their tribalistic claims and you have fallen for their antics, just like some of the other undiscerning people here. Why can't you see through their deceitful IPOBian plot? Just read through this thread from the beginning to the end, and you would see where the whole issue arose. Otemwen, don't let anger get the better of you, and don't let some people spoil your good name here.

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Politics › Re: Lets Put An End To This Argument Finally - Igbo Developed Lagos by laudate: 1:27am On Nov 21, 2017*

liberalsinnerx:
Capital Oil Investments in Lagos owned by Ifeanyi Ubah that pays over 15 billion in taxes and duties a year. Afonja OP, are these owned by multi-nationals, eh Afonja?

Mba nu! Capital Oil has never paid 15 billion naira as taxes and duties, in a single year! sad

Must you lie to get your point across? The same Capital Oil that was once taken over by AMCON for failure to meet its' financial obligations? huh

The same Capital Oil that currently owes NNPC over 11 billion naira for diversion of petroleum products from its storage tanks, which led to the sack of the former PPMC Managing Director?

GoldNiagara:
10 Billion Naira taxes and duty yearly ! Lies will eventually kill every single one of you. Cos a company has a building with helipad, then it contributes 50% of igr of Lagos State. Kontinue, the thunder that will strike you, will strike you when doctors will go on strike.

You dey mind am? cheesy

If Capital Oil pays 15 billion naira as taxes like he erroneously and deceitfully claimed, how much would Forte Oil and ConOil be paying? Those two companies have fuel stations all over Nigeria, in addition to fuel storage depots/terminals, too.

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Politics › Re: Lets Put An End To This Argument Finally - Igbo Developed Lagos by laudate: 1:17am On Nov 21, 2017

Ojiofor:
These are the real Lagosians telling you greedy land grabbers from deep Oyo,Osun with scratched faces etc...to mind your business.https://www.nairaland.com/4185186/bini-original-owners-lagos-not/21#62529708

Why do you like telling such huge lies? huh

It was your Igbo brothers on that thread that made those allegations, about Benin owning Lagos, after the OP had posted an article about a Lagosian Yoruba man called Layi Ajayi-Bembe making similar claims.

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Politics › Re: Lets Put An End To This Argument Finally - Igbo Developed Lagos by laudate: 1:14am On Nov 21, 2017

velai:
You are not CURRENT then. Please do not bother disturbing Google, simply search NAIRALAND. I read one of their latest claim on nairaland just few days ago. Have you heard about THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF LAGOS? You can google that.

Layi Ajayi-Bembe was the Lagosian Yoruba man who made that claim. He even alleged that he was from Benin. His family came out to debunk his claims. The thread was opened a few days ago on NL. So don't drag the Bini people into your controversy, pls.

Politics › Re: Fulani Won’t Accept Ranching — Miyetti-allah by laudate: 1:04am On Nov 21, 2017*

Leez:
watch laudate and gotze1 rush into d thread and defend dia gambari lords
meanwhile bakire be like

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Celebrities › Re: Omosefe Woghiren: Things Banky W, Adesua Etomi's Family Didn't Do At The Wedding by laudate: 12:25am On Nov 21, 2017

dennisbee:
Erm, I didn't want to post anything on this issue, but just keep reading like I usually do. But I just couldn't hold it on this one.
Matrilineal succession in Nembe has to do with inheritance. It has got absolutely nothing to do with marriages. Traditional marriages in Nembe is patrilineal(or whatever you call it). The father remains the head of the house, and he is the one that gives his daughter out in marriage according to his customs and tradition. It is DIFFERENT from Matrilineal SUCCESSION, which is a different topic entirely as the later relates to mode of inheritance. Thank you

Hello, I think you need to go back and read all the responses I made regarding the Nembe people. sad

It was the person I replied to, who stated that "The matrilineal succession rites and customs has to do with giving the bride's mother what's due her before the girl is married off." I did not make that statement. My point was that Nembe culture should not be regarded as patriarchal, since it has a good dose of matrilineal succession rites in it.

Crime › Re: Man Scams People By Sending Them Airtime In Ondo State (Photos) by laudate: 6:54pm On Nov 20, 2017

Leez:
Leez the ewedudeen at work

Fixed.

Crime › Re: Man Scams People By Sending Them Airtime In Ondo State (Photos) by laudate: 6:48pm On Nov 20, 2017*

Leez:
no surprises hia tbh
i mean ~~laudate~~ leez is denying his tribe and gotze1 is coming up with false posts
fraud is like peak milk to ~~afonjas~~ leez and his people its in them
smh

Fixed.

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Culture › Re: Bini Are Original Owners Of Lagos, Not Yoruba – Layi Ajayi-Bembe by laudate: 6:34pm On Nov 20, 2017

Leez:
dont deny oduduwa na o ewedu goblin

I guess ewedu goblin is your middle name and Oduduwa is your grandfather, right? Onye ime ezi.

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