₦airaland Forum

JohnXcel:
Oga Laudate, that's what I meant. So, I don't know where his replies were coming from. And his final reply of "Afonja" with Demola Ajayi's photo shows the kind of person he is (maybe he's half Igbo or something )
Anyway, the Efiks/Ibibio and Calabar are very colourful in their display and traditional attires, and their women ALWAYS do it with a smile.
Thanks for standing up for me

GrandFinale2017:
good. Take this last piece of advice.
You majority tribes i.e Yoruba & igbos are so engulped with low self esteem. Your inferiority complex compelled u guys to attach with the akoko edos, Binis and Itsekiris trying to force them to your Oduduwa Republic cos u claim they borrow ur tradition, culture, dialect etc from u. Just learn to stay on ur own without being reckon with we the minorities.
Efik culture has no similarity of any sort with the Yorubas

Organs:
Chairman, in your submission, you are still lying.... Ojukwu's corpse was not taken to 6 countries. He died in London and was brought to Nigeria and buried in Nigeria. There were plans to take his corpse to all the Countries that recognized Biafra then but it did not happen. The google is your friend bros.

Yes, i agree Ojukwu is idolized amongst the igbos, and a lot still idolize him till date, and that is the major mistake they keep making. Ojukwu fought a fraudulent and self centered war for his personal gains and vendetta. He lost. Now Nigeria that forgave him and still buried him in Nigerian colors and full Military burial so peace will reign and now you are boasting as if Ojukwu is deserving of it.... My friend you can choose how to live your life and what impact you want to make on humanity and mankind, it is your choice.

You can choose to live the life of Ojukwu who was merely forgiven and granted pardon for peace to reign, or you can be the legendary Zik that just like JFK has the Airport of Nigeria's capital city named after him Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport... or that is on the N500 in your wallet as we speak. The problem with all these IPOB runaway Nnamdi kanu like Ibos is you keep lying to yourselves and are far away from reality. The nationalistic Zik warned Ojukwu, but he stubbornly refused. You can say what you like beleive what you like keep hating the Fulanis or the North, but these things are certain my friend.

1. 100 years from now, Zik will continue to be a larger than life figure in Nigerian History, continue to be a national hero and will forever remain on the currency of the country with the largest population of blacks and the giant of Africa as well as his name on the Country's capital city airport while Ojukwu will fizzle out in 100 years from now and will remain a traitor because he fought a war to divide Nigeria.

2. I am not igbo, but, me personally i am ashamed that others closer to you in faith and tribe and geography will rather go with Nigeria than with a Biafra... i am talking about the Akwa-Ibom, Rivers, Edo, Delta, Cross-River etc.... you know it and i know it, although as always you will deny and lie about it, but honestly its a shame taht an Ijaw man will TRUST an HAUSA man over an IGBO man.

3. God gave victory to Nigeria over Biafra, God gave victory to Buhari's APC over your corrupt GEJ, God almighty gives power to whosoever he wills, he gave it to GEJ from nowhere just like that, he gave it to Abdul-Salam, but your lies, defence of corruption, hate, finger pointing has blocked your eyes and when credible people like Zik, Okadigbo, Ukiwe, etc comes out, you people abuse and insult and call hausa fulani slave, but you always support Ojukwu, Nnamdi Kanu etc and these people worsen the Igbo power keeps eluding you. Keep the lies, insults, hate, boasts etc coming, God almighty is the determinant and he has always and will always decide RIGHT.

samsam2019:
South West is filled with slums abi?

Do you realise the slums in southwest is majorly occupied by igbo?

Go to ajegunle slums na igbo people full there

Go to here in ibadan and it's already 70%igbo.

Most Yorubas have donated the slums for your people

koladebrainiac:
lol
Igbo be dey live in delusion since.
when they want to brag they say SE is better than all Nigeria
when they want to play victim they say they are being marginalized.

awon oniro olorunnnn dirty looking folks

IkpuMmadu:
Even in ikpodo in Ikeja there is a mud house ..pls where is mud house again in onitsha of all places where they sell the deckings

IkpuMmadu:
Even in ikpodo in Ikeja there is a mud house ..pls where is mud house again in onitsha of all places where they sell the deckings

IkpuMmadu:
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SORRY IF YOU ARE A YORUBA IN THE HOUSE BUT I'M ALSO A YORUBA. Have done some analysis and I have come to conclusion that Yoruba has the highest poverty rate in Nigeria apart from the Hausa's,I have also come to conclusion that the Igbo's are the goal getters.they always want to be the first to try and make a success story but if it's Yoruba's even if they are seeing proof and people's success stories ,they will still call a cube of maggi,mountain,is only a Yoruba boy that sees EFE going home with his 25m and said won ti don gbon si meaning they have use juju and is only a Yoruba man I showed our double minister "DABIPET" he said ,she knows the owner of helping hands international that's why she can get 2cars within 2years,hmmmmm.
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IkpuMmadu:
For us Yoruba, it’s a time of desperate urgency

EVERY nation in Nigeria is in trouble. Every nation in Nigeria is experiencing extreme hardship. Altogether, we the people and nationalities of Nigeria are heading for something unimaginably massive and cataclysmic.

I started in my message of last week to spell out the Yoruba share of this swelling tide of disaster. I mentioned our virtually impotent state governments incapable of doing much for the welfare and prosperity of their people; the masses of our highly educated youths roaming our streets unemployed and depending on their poor parents for sustenance; our nation living today in a depth of poverty that we as a nation have never before experienced in our whole history; and the growing danger that our people may suddenly erupt in a massive and uncontrollable insurrection.

We Yoruba traditionally loved to brag that no Yoruba person could become a beggar in the streets. Any beggars in our streets were usually persons from other lands. But in post-independence Nigeria, it has become more and more common to see Yoruba beggars in our streets. Today, the huge number of Yoruba beggars in our towns has become a Yoruba national shame, and the number continues to balloon.

The famous German professor, Ulli Beier, worked in Yorubaland for years in the middle of the last century – in the 1950s and 1960s when the fabric of Yoruba society and life was intact and strong. A long time later, in his old age in another country, he wrote: “Between 1950 and 1966, during my first stay in Nigeria, I never locked the door of my house. In a closely knit society, theft was almost impossible. - - - During this entire period, I never saw a hungry Yoruba; nor was anybody abandoned by the community”.

But before Ulli Beier left Nigeria in 1966, the situation in Nigeria had already started to corrupt Yoruba society. By the late 1970s, the impact of Nigeria on the Yoruba nation had become remarkable. Many capable Yoruba citizens were giving up productive enterprises and hustling for some sort of share in Nigeria’s petroleum money. Under the impact of federal Nigeria’s seizure and control of the country’s produce exports, the unfortunate falls in export produce prices in the world market, and the grossly inept federal management of the situation, Yoruba cocoa farmers were quickly ruined. According to Ulli Beier, “the farmers could no longer afford to pay the labourers to harvest the cocoa pods. The cocoa began to rot on the ground - - . The large cocoa sheds (in Yoruba towns) stood empty”. Poverty tightened its grip on Yoruba life – as on the life of all other Nigerian nationalities, for a combination of similar reasons. Excessive and intensifying federal control on all aspects of the affairs of Nigeria, and the consequent loss of morale and initiative in our states, made sure that the poverty would grow stronger and stronger. Obviously, the right thing to do at this point was to relax the federal death-hold, reduce the powers of the Federal Government, and empower the states to revive their economies and re-energize their people. Rather than do that, the controllers of Nigeria continued to tighten the federal hold.

By the late 1980s, the disaster had become almost complete. Ulli Beier wrote that when he visited Nigeria again in the mid-1980s, he could not believe how totally the fabric of Yoruba life and society had crumbled. Even in the supposedly rich neighbourhoods of Ikoyi in Lagos, he saw Yoruba people begging. “Yoruba society had fallen apart”, he wrote sadly.

The crumbling is now at an absolute peak. While the masses of Yoruba university graduates are roaming the streets and suffering the shame of depending on their economically battered parents, even the types of Yoruba citizens who have traditionally managed to provide for their families and to help their kinsmen and neighbours have been robbed of most of their strength by the poverty in Nigeria. All over Yorubaland, some of such notable citizens now must look up to their politicians to help them sustain a semblance of economic self-respect. In the circumstance, it is no longer sufficient for the elected public official to perform his duties well (to build roads, renovate the school buildings, improve the quality of teaching in the schools, build water supply systems, etc); he is also expected by some of the notables among his people to give them more or less regular hand-outs. If a governor does not keep up with these expectations, he might risk a political storm rising against him in his state. In the circumstances of today, authentic Yoruba political parties or political leaders have become a rarity; and most of the so-called politicians and parties of these days are just crowds of self-seeking jobbers perpetually regrouping – likemindlessly shifting sands on a sea shore.

All these developments represent a vile and unacceptable destruction of Yoruba character,Yoruba political mores, and Yoruba governance ethics, and they embarrass most Yoruba people. They make it impossible to create and sustain the kind of constructive, accountable and dignified political leadership and governance that the Yoruba people are used to, profoundly negate the ways that Yoruba people want to live and be governed, and alienate the masses of Yoruba people. Obviously, the Yoruba nation must find some way out of this quagmire – and do so in a hurry, before the treasures of their culture are totally destroyed, or before their highly educated masses rise like a hurricane.

For the Yoruba nation in Nigeria, therefore, these are times of desperate urgency. The sad truth is that there is no real hope that the necessary change for the better can ever materialize inNigeria. If Nigeria’s history to-date teaches anything, it is that Nigerians do not, and cannot, have a unity of purpose – a unity of purpose to reorder the direction of Nigeria’s affairs, to restructure the lopsided Nigerian federation, and to deal effectively with public corruption. In the final analysis, it is each nation struggling through the Nigerian darkness and disaster that knows where, how, and how intensely the shoe pinches; and as one proverb of ours says, “Alatise lo nmoatiseara re” (it is the person whose foot is hurting terribly that knows what to do).And as for any of us who is inclined to doubt and dither, or to continue to hug and glamourize the unsupportable, when it is really time to poop the anus will open.

------------------- Diran Apata
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=469259606513366&id=262884720484190

IkpuMmadu:
Oga I haven't seen mud houses in Anambra ....and I can't ever compare Anambra with OSUN ...it's an insult to Anambra and the good people of Anambra

Anambra is light years ahead

IkpuMmadu:
Where do we have stomach infrastructure again...well you can play ostrich....leave what is in paper and face the truth in ground. Take it or leave it ...I am done

Inshort Osun is littered with gold, Aregberascal is the best thing that happened to osun and would be the best governor osun will ever get in their existence. You win

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kn23h:
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IkpuMmadu:
What about those rushing food and what about the hunger reports

IkpuMmadu:
Pls do...i mean if you go to Anambra village ..pls take pictures....I will verify it and I will take ilesan , okitipupa, Oshogbo villages also bro..let's exchange note

IkpuMmadu:
I am from Anambra and I have lived in owerri and now in Lagos, I go to osun...my in-law is from Osogbo and I know ilesan ....pls tell me the areas we have mud houses ...even Anambra borrowed them money (bond)

According to Punch, he said HIV/AIDS victims’ condition in the state had worsened due to their inability to access medications at government hospitals which have remained shut by health workers who are on strike.

“Also, many lives have been lost as a result of the present economic hardship in the state. It is on record that over 238 pensioners have died in Osun State in the last one year as a result of the non-payment of their pension and other allowances,” Aremu said.

He said the level of poverty in Osun state had increased, lamenting that there was no measure put in place by the state government to prevent the poverty. He added that many children and aged persons had lost their lives due to diseases caused by poverty.

oodualover:
Laudate, ODvanguard do you know the persons that own abese investment limited, Adebayo group of companies, Ajibat petroleum limited?

Putinofrussia:
lara banjoko...
zone4energy...any blemish?

IkpuMmadu:
I haven't seen mud house in Anambra or Imo but I see a lot of mud houses in osun and ondo

I haven't seen Anambra man veg but I have seen a lot of osun

Where was stomach

scholes0:
Chinese do business here, not bring their entire generation over to live here their whole lives here, marry here, die here and some getting buried here.

Besides, the major reason Chinese are in Africa is to compete with the West and expand their Global influence, not really for the profit because the truth is that china gives out nore money in loans to africans than they get back via petty businesses!

Besides how many chinese are in Nigeria compared to china’s 1.3billion people?

Now conpare the number of Igbos in SW to those remaining there and spot the difference.

Some of you people reason like people with IQ in the low 70s

Godfullsam:
You have traveled to all sw. Why traveling upandan if your region is as good as you claimed

I honestly cant imagine myself traveling to the south eastern god-forsaken region. For what?!

We dont go out of our region because we are comfortable with what we have, unlike you guys...

Justiceleague1:
i said P n I and zmB answered lolss...u sure know ua name

Justiceleague1:
just like nobody missed u when the mods locked ur beserk honorary yauba arsse for a month in that place u rightly belong...ur fans there though are missing u..

Btw,how was prison?

Justiceleague1:
honorary P n I

CaptainGOOD:
Whats beauty without character.
Modified*
For those of u asking me how i know.
Yes Lola has know charater.
A woman who is there and watch his husband fall apart with his twin brother..
and she cant do anything about it,

We are talking about TWINS who were tied together in one womb.
This an abomination and irritating to hear

instead of advicing her husband she was buzy promoting his sing music single.
Which means she supports the breakup.

A good woman wouldnt let such thing happen.
She would do everythingto talk to her husband even if he is not at fault.

LOLA PROMOTING PETER'S INDIVIDUAL PASSION HAV SAID IT ALL, THAT SHE IS BEHIND THAT BREAKUP.

sorry everybody

NeutralJUDGE:
Iam waiting for other tribes to bring up theirs...but my Igbo sisters would murder them all

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Some bought Land while some rented apartments.

Those who bought lands then were seen as unwise and poor because those areas; Lekki, Ajah, Victoria Island and more were seen as 'bushes'.

Now fast forward to 2017, a plot of Land on the Island goes for as high as N20,000,000 to N400,000,000 depending on the location.
These were the land people bought for as low 5,000 Naira after so much pleading from the land owners.

So many people have made so much fortune by that singular decision; either to buy land or not. People are now known as 'Chiefs' just because they decided to buy land on the Island.
Even places like Ketu has become gold, you must have made so much money to get land in that area or other areas I have not mentioned here.

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Justiceleague1:
tufiakwa..
as u shall continue to develop migraine over Igbo magana

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Justiceleague1:
uhundan nokhua,kindly tell us,where are u from?

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