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BackToLife:
I used to love the igbos so much, but I observed the igbos truly hate Yorubas. Does your passionate hatred for Yorubas has to make hurt this innocent Soul with such big lies?! Peter is older than Lola by 2 good Years. Now, I think maybe the guy below me is right about you people.

aku626:
Everyone makes silly decisions at some point young or old, I'm not saying she's the cause as most have concluded but I see her as a strong enough influence to settle the matter since Jude isn't doing much.
I don't mention the wives of Jude and Paul cause they seem to be on the same boat although this is far from the case of 'if you can't beat them...' it's a case of "..seeking peace with all men"

baddosky1:
@bolded...pls research well next time before you come here to lie. This chat is a good example out of millions of cases to refute your claim. It is a chat between my cousin and a yoruba girl who resides in Lagos whom he would have married years back.

Sagay212:
Lol...are you a new person on social media? You should get used to this and don't expect it to stop. An average flattie ipod has been programmed and cursed from birth to hate and blame yorubas for whatever problem they face in their hateful,bitter and miserable lives. You are surprised at how many of them don't believe money could be the cause of the problem between psqaure but just must blame lola because she is yoruba.

When Jonathan lost election, they blamed yorubas. Ojukwu started a war he could not finish and led many of their forefathers to death, they blamed yorubas. Kanu has scammed daft ipods by collecting donations from them and leading some of them to early grave, they still blamed yorubas. The FG tagged ipods criminals terrorists, they blamed yorubas, their governors have rejected biafrau.d and tagged them terrorists, they blame yorubas. Their business is not moving and their governors refuse to build infrastructure, na Yorubas cause am. They fail exam for school or get arrested for peddling drugs, na still Yorubas cause am. If Yorubas don't take care of them, who will.? We will continue to help their condition nd teach them how to be civilised.

Obi1kenobi:
Which industries did Nigeria have in the 16th to early 20th century? Slave industry? The colonial government and the FG didn't invest 1/100th what it invested in Lagos as the seat of power and trade hub in Calabar. Why kid yourself?

I'm tired of having these Lagos arguments. It's interesting you talk about Abuja. It was basically a bush, but in 1/3rd the time Lagos spent as capital of Nigeria, it has become basically the most developed city in the country. Ondo, Osun, Oyo and Ekiti are not like Lagos. They are "accommodating" Yorubas too, are they not? Ogun is coming up fast only because it's lucky to be the border state surrounding Lagos and industries are spilling over from Lagos into it. This still points to the relevance of strategic location. There's no point deluding ourselves about the blessings of Lagos. Kaduna is the most developed state in the core North and Enugu is the most developed city in the SE because they were regional administrative capitals. Government investment matters.
But all this is irrelevant. Calabar is not an Igbo city. I'm pointing out the fallacious logic in claiming greater investment in the SW compared to the SE is because of how "accommodating" Yorubas are. If you put that nonsense in a first year term-paper in university, you'd get a resounding F.

The Nigerian colonial economy depended on three major export crops - cocoa, palm produce and groundnuts. The colonial economy in most of Africa was structured to improve the economies of the colonizing or metropolitan powers. However, given the fact that one major reason why Britain colonized Nigeria was to ensure a cheap and steady supply of raw materials to British industries, the colonial administration completely discouraged the cultivation of food crops while encouraging cash crops production (Usoro 1977). ....The raw materials, which Britain needed included cotton for British textile factories, rubber for tyres and other products, palm oil and kernel for soap and margarine, groundnut for manufacturing oil, hides and skins for leather products, timber for furniture as well as tin, coal, amongst others (Onimode 1981). _{http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.487.9902&rep=rep1&type=pdf}

GoroTango:
Most of us northerners are not enjoying a better life as compared to you Igbos, but how come you guys are the ones doing the most complaining?

Paperwhite:
Being in hold of the presidency have never translated to Eldorado for the people of a particular region in Nigeria. Ask the NE how far.

Obi1kenobi:
Jesu!!! And I attended several Igbo weddings where Sunny Nneji's "Oruka" was played. Yet, you people keep peddling the same horseshit again and again, repeating the same fallacy.

And then there's the same predictable stuff about being "accommodators" and simplistic nonsense about how people don't invest in the SE because of our behaviour. So that makes sense to an adult like you? The SW is the most prosperous region in Nigeria because it is the most strategically located region in the country, making it historically first the contact point of colonialists and then the main trade route through land and sea with the world and other West African nations. Consequently, industries naturally and organically aggregated around it. The SE is the least strategically located region in the country having no sea access and being the only region with no international land borders and also by far the smallest landmass in the country and the least gifted in mineral and natural resources and arable land. There's also the small fact it has comfortably the smallest Federal presence among the regions. That might account for our inferior investments compared to the SW. You can keep peddling nonsense though about our behaviour and our tribalism, since it makes you feel all better and self-righteous.

Since the 16th century, Calabar had been a recognized international seaport, shipping out goods such as palm oil. During the era of the Atlantic slave trade, it became a major port in the transportation of African slaves and was named Calabar by the Spanish. By the 18th century, most slave ships that transported slaves from Calabar were English, with around 85% of these ships being owned by Bristol and Liverpool merchants. Old Calabar (Duke Town) and Creek Town, 10 miles northeast, were crucial towns in the trade of slaves in that era. The first British warship to sail as far as Duke Town, where she captured seven Spanish and Portuguese slavers, may have been HMS Comus in 1815. _{https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calabar}

shallysgirl:
Fg must produce Nnamdi Kanu. Lia. M has already started singing.

Badgers14:
How cost efficient is building with red bricks? Like say, a if I need to build a little modest 4 bedroom bungalow and need say 12,000 pieces. How much would 12,000 pieces of bricks cost me?

profmiganigal:
Brood of chameleon......spits...

ogmask:
What about "fada fada" by phyno and olamide or any other song by phyno alone knowing that he raps in igbo language a lot.

I have attended weddings of pple from other parts of Nigeria, yoruba inclusive, where "Ada Ada " by flavour was played.

Its obvious that This level of hatred and intolerance is an igbo thing if you ask me and its being spread by a vocal minority.

truth is the hatred pple like you point to is really non existent. What we have instead are natural haters, like south Africans against Nigerians , who want to die hating others. This shi.ite happened far away in the US bruv, not here in Nigeria. If a Yoruba DJ graced his church member wedding with his band free of charge and was walked out afterwards, who is the tribalist and pained hater here. The guy ddnt even sing in Yoruba he sand in englis but played juju tunes. This goes to show how intolerant some igbos can be. With this kind of behavious little wonder why others don't invest in sir land. If the yorubas were not accomodatging the igbos can't archive jack in the west.

This is real madness taking too far. Its like saying no afrobeat in igbomans party because fela is Yoruba.

The OP said it all already, remove the ekene dili chukwu bus in your eyes before you point a the keke napep in someones else's eyes.

Kingharzyz:
available

zamirikpo:
.......waiting for The price to come down.......

musicwriter:
That appears to me like a joke and nothing serious. What we need understand is everybody makes a joke. My view is when white people says this kind of thing strictly as a joke, it should be taken as such.

wristbangle:
Nigeria joll of rice is the same everywhere just that IPOB may say their version of joll of rice is the most delicious on earth and it's even what angels eat in heaven

adorablevincy:
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sod09:
ENOUGH TO HOLD YOU TILL YOU GET OFF THE PLANE

Tats:
Here is a scenario:
On a BA flight in economy, they prepare 50 dishes of Rice & Beef and another 50 of Mashed Potato & Duck.
Which of these two do you think Nigerians will go for? The beef dish of course!
What happens when beef is finished? Wahala starts!

Why on earth can't they try to understand their passengers general meal preference and do a bit more to accommodate it by making more Beef dishes for example. They would likely not serve Beef on a flight to New Delhi or serve Pork sausage on a flight to Doha or even to Abuja. It is likely that their crew do not indicate such meal preferences to their kitchen, hence they don't try to adjust. Or perhaps when the crew report this preference, the kitchen simply ignore them except its religious reasons.

gabe:
I understand your point about the stewardess, but ignoring racism when it's blatantly manifested is a no. How do you think 'driving while black' and the shootings that provoked BLM started? Stereotyping. All blacks are drug dealers, pimps and always carry guns which they use to shoot each other, or just shoot anyone they see, cos you see, they 've got no sense. So police officers always switch to the default stereotype mode when they see a black man. They don't instinctively hate black people. They just shoot first because their stereotyping had sunk into their subconscious and they won't want to get shot first. That's why it's important to fight the thoughts and words of racism because they become actions. Eg if Buhari says most Nigerians abroad are drug dealers and criminals, which sane country would want to give visas to drug dealers and criminals? it's important to present a counter narrative to racial stereotyping.

Danladi7:
Why cant he just say play igbo song instead of dont play yoruba song.You guys are full of hate and tribalism,simple!

rummmy:
All those guns for an ordinary armless civilian?your military obviously don't have job to do...Nigeria under buhari is very very far from democracy.

Smoothie01:
If you can't understand my post then I can't help you.....As for ur first sentence, you are the one with a problem since you can't do without throwing rude statements

mbhs139:
Perhaps you are still very young when the Igbos and Hausas were dancing to the tune of Sir Shina Peter's 'hit track (or is it album) Ace in the 90s. As a matter of fact, you need to ask about Sunny T, "Omo Nna to nko fuji", and a host of others.

Again, and in case you don't know or you have not heard, there's KWAM 1, and he has sung a lot of Igbo track. Not forgetting Alhaji Ayinde Barrister. These are renown Yoruba fuji crooners.

On a personal note, Osita Osadebe, Oliver De Coque, Onyeka Owenu, Uche Ibeto (the Jigida Queen, I doubt if you know her), Bongo Sigwe, and a lot of Igbo highlife songs, with some others whose name I can't remember at the moment, are my favourites musician.

Take this for instance:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2y2bTWg-Ko

Bekwarra:
Amo Byng popularly known as Amo Sanders was established in the late 80s. It's one of the largest poultry farms and feed mills in Nigeria, bigger than any other one from the South East. Check them out

Amo Byng Nigeria Limited was established in 1987 to produce high quality Feed Concentrates, and Finished feeds. We supply our products to farmers all over the country and in West Africa. Our main objective is to operate a state-of-the-art Feed mill that will consistently provide the best quality products available in Nigeria
https://amobyng.com.ng/new/index.php/about-us/

The company Amo Byng was said to have been re-established following the bankruptcy of a French Group call Amo Sanders. By 2002, promoters of Amo Sanders, which was then owned by a French multinational, were tired of Nigeria and they decided to sell these companies. Dr. Ayoola Oduntan, had the opportunity to be there at the time and he bought what was left of it.
_{https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2016/06/19/one-of-the-factory-workers-bagging-the-feeds/}

Jetleeee:
Laudate, thank you very much for posting a more detailed profile of Baton Nigeria. I really appreciate. Na time no dey show me love

Has anyone posted about Animal Care Services? They are the producers of the famous funtuna eggs. Yepp! The company is owned by Dr Olatunde Agbato

There is also Amo Byng Nigeria limited and Amo Farm Sieberer Hatchery owned by Ayoola Oduntan.

These are some of the biggest poultry farms and hatcheries in Africa

For those who do not know, Ayoola Oduntan is the president of Poultry association of Nigeria.

deomelo:
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Dr. Olatunde Aiyedun Agbato

CEO/FOUNDER
Dr. Olatunde Aiyedun agbato, a Knight of John Wesley of Methodist Church Nigeria, was born at Ogere Remo on 4th August. He attended Wesley School, Ogere Remo, Ijebu Ode Grammar School and the university of Ibadan. where he studied Veterinary Medicine and Obtained the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree in 1975 with distinctions in pathology and parasitology.
He served for about 16 months as a lecturer in the Department of Veterinary Medicine, University of Ibadan before enrolling for a Master of Business Administration program at the University of Lagos; thus graduating 15 months later with an MBA degree; becoming the first veterinarian in the country to do so.

Bekwarra:
DR OLATUNDE AGBATO (ANIMAL CARE SERVICES KONSULT)
Dr Olatunde Agbato, a veterinary doctor, is the founder and president/CEO of Animal Care Services Konsult. Agbato, a graduate of the University of Ibadan (UI), became a viable player in the agricultural sector with the establishment of the company known commonly by its shortened name, Animal Care. The company has interests in commercial poultry production, commercial livestock feed milling, aquaculture, manufacturing, and procurement and distribution of animal health products. The company also undertakes provision of expert services for people with interest in animal farming, but who lack the know-how.

Animal Care was founded in 1979 and is located in Ogere Remo, Ogun State. The company concentrates majorly on poultry and veterinary services. It has continued to grow and has a subsidiary called Funtuna Farms, which is a poultry farming operation unit. Furthermore, it has a fish farm operation unit.

Agbato has over the years distinguished himself as a veterinary doctor cum farmer. He is a fellow of the College of Veterinary Surgeons of Nigeria; fellow, Farm Management Association of Nigeria; member, International Egg Commission, and has received many awards of recognition. Agbato is, indeed, one of the farmers who have sown under the sun and can now reap their harvests.

idealogical:
Look at this tribal crusader wey no sabi read. The DJ was trying to impose his taste and ridicule igbo people when in fact the DJ was invited and paid by the igbo bride and the celebrant?

So, wetin concern the DJ with your wahala? Face the igbo celebrant with your tribal rubbish and leave the DJ alone.

idealogical:
So, the MC get more power and relevance pass the owner of the party, the pesin wey pay the DJ and celebrant wey invite the DJ in the first place.? .

I hire pesin with my money and some foolish tribal warrior dey raise tribal shoulder say make the DJ waka comot. Who born am?

You people and your illogical tribal yearnings dey weak pesin sha. Una no dey measure your tribal chests at all

AlhajiAbdul:
You are online cos the time isnt ripe for skull mining
By evening, you will start hoping from cemetery to cemetery looking for whose skull to mine.
Hopeless offspring of demented parents.

AlhajiAbdul:
Typical Afonja
He has been beaten to his game of lying
Bastards