₦airaland Forum

hilroy:
I dare you and I challenge you to come on this thread for one on one.

https://www.nairaland.com/3918290/yorubas-most-industriousrichest-educated-tribe/219

I believe you have some dignity, so I'm expecting you on this thread

https://www.nairaland.com/3918290/yorubas-most-industriousrichest-educated-tribe/219

mercyville:
lol...always delusional.The two threads are eye openers to the affirmations that Yorubas are more industrious,more business savvy and control the Nigerian economy.The threads revealed that you do not even have up to 9% of industries in Nigeria talkless of Lagos where you have posted almost 5% of the industries therein.The two threads had enabled us to know that Yorubas have massive industries even more than our oyibo people in Nigeria.We thank you for calling Yorubas out to showcase their indusries and to the glory of God,it had really been an eye opener as to why SW...Yorubaland...is the 3rd economy in Africa.We love you Ojukus for making this possible.

They cannot come there. Nobody even wants them there. They should not bring their bad luck, and two left legs to interrupt the good work that has been done on that thread. The people you are talking to here, are all allergic to good achievements, success and progress. That is why they cannot recognise it in others. Leave them with their small-small contracts and shops, they have been hyping for here....!

SolidGenius:
This is truly impressive... The African culture is rich and definitely worth preserving.

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What is the meaning of Oriki?

Leke Ojikutu - tech whizzkid, and graduate of Chemical Engineering from Lagos State University, declined to participate in the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) programme for 4 good years, in order to make his tech dreams, a reality. Today, he is the founder of VoguePay, a pioneering online payment solution, that offer buyers and sellers a secure and easy channel to transact business online. VoguePay - a secure payment gateway has won the “Best Fintech Startup” at the 6th edition of the Cashless Afria Awards 2017, organised by Mobile Money Africa in Lagos. Already, VoguePay is the biggest payment gateway by merchant size in Nigeria, and also serves customers in four continents, from North America, to Europe, Asia and Africa.

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Leke Ojikutu is also a seasoned Programmer and Software Developer, with years of experience in PHP, JAVA, DOTNET, SQL, etc., as well as a professional server administrator and an experienced trainer, coach and speaker.

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Leke also has a number of achievements under his belt. He is:
Founder of VoguePay - Africa's largest payment processor,
Founder of Afrisoft Interactive Ventures Limited,
Founder of Estore Bulk SMS Company,
Founder of Creative Manufacturing Solutions Limited,
Co-founder of BlueBox Macromedia West Africa Limited.

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Other works done by Leke Ojikutu, include the development of the following programmes:
First Interactive Learning Software in West Africa,
First Commercial Bible Software in West Africa,
Lagos State IRS Tax Management and Audit Solution,
ELC's Supreme Court Quartly Law Report: Web, Desktop(Windows, mac and Linux) and Mobile Applications,
AMS Solution for Kainji Dam (Nigeria's Largest Hydro-Electric Power Generation Station), Shiroro Dam and several other power stations;
Nigeria's most widely used Bulk SMS Web Solution - SMS Portal Creator,
Epistoo Enterprise Resource Planning Solution amongst many many others.

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Leke Ojikutu is also known for establishing Afrisoft Interactive (www.afrisoft.org), a software solutions firm, that provides its core services in programming, software development, dynamic web design/development, multimedia authoring and 2D animation. Afrisoft Interactive has developed ground breaking commercial solutions such as sms portal creator, elearning studio, Asset management EDBMS, 2-way SMS Server e.t.c. Afrisoft solutions are being deployed within and outside Nigeria.

Leke Ojikutu is popularly known on NL by his Nairaland Moniker - 'Lojik.'

veraponpo:
Kudos to every one making this happen especially Laudate.

You are the best among equals.

Thank you my brother, but ah, I cannot take the credit, o ! So many people contributed. Even your good self! From k23nh who opened the thread to Deomelo, hilroy, mercyville, totit, Ofemannnu, logica, ODVanguard, MasterChen, Dumaknesset, Jahel2, Oxtonguy, Markfemi2, Kaysco, Vonxe, Konquest, shukuokukobambi, Ereolamide, Basic123, , Deedeedeee1, omofunaab, OAUTemitayo, GoldNiagara, Gberra, Shym3xx, NCP, NeoOduduwa, okway, iblawi, Jetleeee, ibkayee, ProWalker, CeterisXVII, Ritchiee, Wristbangle, Ijaya123, SuperS1Panther, obaaderemi, scholes0, Uglyojuku, Kagawa10, updatechange, Henryyy, Guestlander, JohnXcel, ba7man, PROUDLYAFONJA1, Dalek, forgiveness, Belmot, Decksaltedxx, menace1, johnserek, StOla, CltrAltDel , tdayof, Obamaofusa, Oyb, lazeal, Osaze007, EloGoodlife, Sanchez01, and so many others I can't remember.... may God bless you all. You guys, rock!! You are all simply the best!

*PS: I apologise to anyone who has contributed but whose name has been omitted involuntarily. Please forgive me. Eledumare knows your name. May He continue to bless you...!

ODVanguard:
Guy, dem don't turn you to superstar o. Lol. Dis one wey dem dey research your background and ethnicity like say na gulder ultimate search.

Egbon, nah so I see am, o! See as dem dey shout 'Laudate,' up and down, like say I dey owe dem. Na joblessness dey worry dem. It is good to see they have been having sleepless nights because of me. May they continue being tormented by my name. Yeye people!
Those two clowns, their 'mumu button, dey my hand!

AsiwajuNdigbo:
God bless you!

Where is he? Nda...ndaaa...nnnddaaaaatssu!
Laudate abi na Laide, i dey call u o.

Ive never see a people more confused than nupe people. They bear names like Iheanyi, which they borrowed from Igbo Ifeanyi. They tear whisker for face, they borrowed that from afonja, their chief is called Etsu abi na Esu sef, and dress in turban like sons of alimi in Ilorin. The most confised set of people. This bloody laudate is envious of Biafra. He cant free himself from shackles of fulani, i see why he finds bond with afonja cause they are slaves.

Ndatsu i go show you pepper. So you no be Yoruba. Gaskiya i go show u hell for here

Every sensible person on NL, knows that Laudate is not from the Southwest. But your deluded, untutored mind believes that anyone who disagrees with your point of view, is automatically a Yoruba person.Anuofia! You added 2 plus 2, and got 390 as usual. Everyone knows how dumb you are. May you die on top my matter! It is your own people that are confused. Today, you are Jews, tomorrow you are from Nri.

How can anyone be envious of a set of people that are so confused about where they actually hailed from? What is there to be envious about? Is it your clamour for freedom, that shows you are in bondage? Or what?? See who is calling someone a slave. Isn't it you and your people that have been begging the rest of Nigeria, to free you from your chains?

QueenOfNepal:
see more

Maka gini? Is that all? Or is there something else? The screenshot does not categorically say anything about Laudate's heritage. You added 2 plus 2, and got 146 as usual. May you quench on top of my matter! And all the people said.... "Amen!"

PrecisionFx:
Nnamdi kanu started in the U.K too. Pls be patient.

Na im I just talk! I no know say you sef see am!

FactualSpeech:
This is so funny. How can a fool be abroad and be calling for cessation.
Let him come home and start the agitation here, then we will know he is seriously serious. You are not even aware of what is currently happening to the Yoruba people, please tell me who are members of the so called group and what you have done in the past to show us that we should follow you.
Dialogue or violence, we need to be at the forefront and not be on exile while calling for people to risk their lives while you are safe abroad.

Nnamdi Kanu started his calls for secession while he was still in the UK, or have you forgotten??

Odingo1:
Igbos have never blame Yoruba for one day,the problem Igbos have with Yorubas is that Yoruba litter the Internet opposing and insulting Biafra agitators and calling them names,Yoruba is always aligning with the North to stop actualization of sovereign state of Biafra from 1967 till date instead of them to be courageous enough to champion Oduduwa republic as Grandson is calling for now and free themselves from Arewa slavery,Arewa Gambari people came and took Kwara, install emir over Ilorin and merge with north,Amodu Bello told them to fight until they dip koran into the atlantic ocean and always see southerners as conquered people and they came near the Bar Beach lagos and name that only road there near atlantic ocean Amodu Bello way.

Chai! Oga, you sabi lie, o! Who said Igbos have never blame Yoruba for one day? Even those of us from minority tribes can see that is untrue! Ask God for forgiveness, quick-quick!

Doublecheck:
Afonja be proud to call yourself a scratched face afonja, stop be ashamed of who you are. Embrace your shame afonja.

When God was sharing out intelligence, you went on holiday. That is why you keep shouting 'Afonja like a broken record. May that name continue to torment you. Oya, provide evidence to show that Laudate is Yoruba. Include the name of his town, traditional ruler and local govt area, while you are at it. Every correct answer, gets 20 marks! Onye eberibe. Ekwensu!

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Olusegun Paul Andrew, is the Chairman of Blackpace Group. The Group owns Cros Agro Allied Limited, the leading Agribusiness firm in Africa, which is headquartered in Abuja, Nigeria. Olusegun Paul Andrew also functions as the CEO of the firm.

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Cros Agro is fully engaged in the entire agriculture value chains - from farming, to food processing, and commodities. Currently, the firm occupies 3,200 hectares of land Kaduna & Plateau States, containing different crops including Coffee, Potato farm, Oil Palm Plantation, Ginger farm, Soya beans, Banana. Focusing on both the farm production of crops, to the processing lines of its business, Cros Agro is changing the agribusiness landscape of Africa.

Cros Agro Allied Ltd, is planning to invest about $65 million into the potato sector of agriculture in the country. This is expected to generate over 30,000 new jobs in the potato value chain, as well as out-grower opportunities for an additional 5,000 farmers. The funds would be used to procure new equipment and farm machinery, for expansion in order to produce more crops that would be exported. The company intends to set up potato processing facilities, which would be run by Rosenqvists Food Technologies AB, a Swedish company, to produce French fries and potato flakes.

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Cros Agro focuses on the value chains that cover the following commodities - potato, ginger, banana, coffee, soya and beans. The company has made significant progress in its potato farms and in addition to this, it will also set up an industrial processing plant for French fries and potato flakes in Gurara, Kaduna State. It will be the largest in Nigeria and West Africa. Recently Cros Agro signed a MoU (memorandum of understanding) with Elof Hansson International, a German global trading company, to act as a 'super supplier' of the processing lines, and other equipment for the farm.

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Samson Adewale Adeyemo, is the Founder and Managing Director of Diamond Pearls Agro Allied Limited, a fast growing edible oil processing company, located in Kwara State. The company has a vegetable oil refinery, which refines crude palm kernel and palm oil, to produce vegetable oil for industrial and domestic use.

The company's strategic location allows it to satisfy the current vegetable oil supply gap in northern Nigeria, while making it close enough to the south‐west, to provide products to its growing market. It has also expanded its' operations, to become one of the largest vegetable oil processors in its region, with major market share in the northern part of the country.

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Diamond Pearls Agro Allied Ltd intends to develop and expand its oil palm plantation, in order to strengthen its supply chain; in line with government’s efforts to develop the local production capacity of the sector. Due to its great performance, the company has been able to attract the attention of a group of fund managers known as Sahel Capital, that have invested some funds, into its' operations.

Two members of Sahel Capital’s team, Mr. Olumide Lawson and Mr. Ayodele Balogun will be joining the board. Mr. Olumide Lawson in his remarks said “Diamond Pearls Agro is well positioned to exploit the great potentials of the edible oil sector and we are excited to make an investment in such a promising company. Our objective is to help establish Diamond Pearls as a clear leader in its sector, and we look forward to providing the necessary support to take the company through its next phase of growth.”

FAFIN, an agribusiness‐focused private equity fund, managed by Sahel Capital aims to transform the agricultural sector in Nigeria. Its fund sponsors include the Nigerian government, via the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, the German government via KfW Development Bank, and the Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority. https://agronigeria.com.ng/fafin-invests-in-diamond-pearls-agro-allied-ltd/

MasterChen:
The biggest tech incubators and accelerators in Nigeria are owned by Yorubas

Cc hub owned by Bosun Tijani

Emerging platforms is owned by Kola Aina

Venia Hub is owned by Kola Oyeneyin

Wennovationhub is owned by Wole Odetayo and

Leadpath Nigeria is owned by Olumide Soyombo

Also Capital Square in Lekki & Dolphin Estate Ikoyi, the incubator & co-working space owned by Modupe Macaulay.

Gbenga Adebayo is an engineer and the founder of African Broadband, owners of Royal FM the first private radio station in Ilorin, Royal TV and publisher of Royal Times online newspaper. He also owns the International Media Centre which houses Royal FM, and Communication Network Support Service Limited (CNSSL), as well as CNSSL Contact Centre Limited, a leading Business Process Outsource company in telecoms network engineering, with Contact Centre Operations across Nigeria. Their centre has over 6,000 call centre agents, and is one of the biggest in West Africa.

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Adebayo is also the is the Chairman and Founder of Savannah Hotels and Resort Centre, Ilorin as well as the Owner of Chesterfield Farms Limited.

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In his welcome address, the Founder of African Broadband, owners of Royal FM,Royal TV and publisher of Royal Times online newspaper, Engineer Adebayo commended the state government for ensuring security of lives and property.

"We appreciate Governor Ahmed for the good leadership he portrayed; we commend you for bringing peace and harmony to the state.

"In our group, we are contributing our best to the development of national economy, as we currently employ 6,300 Nigeria graduates in which over 800 are in Ilorin.

Engineer Adebayo however pledged to continue investing in youths by creating more jobs in Kwara State and Nigeria at large. http://www.ilorin.info/fullnews.php?id=8819 ; https://cnsslccl.net/metro-design-style/

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Markfemi2:
Zenith and Uba belongs to nigerdelta
Grow some self confidence and stop claiming then
Ibo banks are diamond bank
Fidelity bank
Union bank
Both diamond banks and union banks has been sold to foreigners due to poor management
And they are all tier 2 banks!

And all sorry to burst your bubble
Ibo businesses can't push those banks to be tier 1 banks

Mtn is a South African company!

Wait first, when did Union bank become an Igbo bank? How??

Chimo!! MarkFemi2 must have really dealt some heavy blows on these people, that ended up giving them nightmares. See how they are calling his name & giving him different kind of titles! Markfemi2, wey you dey?? On second thoughts, just ignore them. Let the matter still dey pepper dem for body.

wristbangle:
Can't you look for a husband instead of disturbing the peace of single guys? You claim to be an elderly woman. Start acting like one

Hehehe.... how will she promote her market, if she does not make a spectacle of herself?

obyrich:
Nothing like South-South. Stop the mockery.

South-South exists! Stop the tomfoolery.

hilroy:
Laudate, were you banned by antispam bot?

Of course! There was one day it even banned me twice, within the space of 15 minutes.

Oluyemisi Iranloye is the founder of Psaltry International Limited (PIL), an indigenous agro allied company set up in 2005, to market cassava produce, in Southwestern Nigeria. It later expanded its business line, to include farm development, and production of food grade starch from cassava. The company held its first out-grower programme in 2012.

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Iranloye studied Biochemistry at the Federal University of Technology Minna, before getting an MSc. from the University of Ibadan. She had previously worked with Nigerian Breweries, before moving to Ekha Agro Processors as a manager. She left after a few years to establish her own firm.

PIL has created a supply chain involving up to 5,000 farm families which include more than 2,000 registered and unregistered outgrower farm families, marketers, the labourers, the traders, the transporters, the retail input suppliers. The company produces High Quality Food Grade Cassava Starch (HQCS).

PIL also has a 20-ton/day starch factory, which was incorporated in 2012, and an additional production line of 30 tons/day capacity, which was added in 2015, to meet customer demands and satisfaction. The company also has 400 hectares of cassava farmland located at Alayide-Wasimi Village, Ado-Awaye, Oyo State, in a farming community of about 10,000 hectares of farmland.

The company’s asset base as at December 2015 was about $5million USD comprising its factory, farmland and equipment. It generated $3.5million as revenue in 2015, and has saved the nation more than $7million in forex, in the past two years. PIL has also provided employment for over 300 people including 200 permanent staff and 100 temporary staff. Nigerian Breweries (NB), the largest brewing company in Nigeria that markets well-known brands of beers, malt drinks and minerals has signed on PIL, a local cassava processor, as a supplier of high-quality cassava starch.
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Ademola Akinode is the Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of Greentech Industries Limited. He holds a first degree in Electrical/Electronic Engineering from the Obafemi Awolowo University, and an MBA from the prestigious Pan African University, Lagos Business School in Lagos.

Akinode is a dynamic, versatile senior executive with a track record of growing businesses across a range of industries, and a strong vision and commitment, in the alignment of business with ICT. He has handled various consulting assignments with different multinational organizations, like Philips Morris U.S.A, Hershey Food, Caterpillar, United Technology, Dangote Cement Plc, Oceanic Bank, etc.

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His firm, Greentech Industries Limited (GTI) is the foremost indigenous value-added, technology-driven manufacturer and processor of cassava tubers, corn, and sweet potatoes, into pharmaceutical and food grade industrial starch. GTI products are processed to serve both the local and international pharmaceutical and food/beverage native starch markets. Greentech Industries Limited (GTI) was established by a team of investors, who raised commercial loans to finance the project.

Their raw material which is Cassava, is now being used as raw materials in Beer beverage production, Starch, Animal feeds, High Quality Cassava Flour, syrup and Bio-ethanol for fuel purpose. Their processes and equipment are fully automated. Total investment in the company till date is approximately N600 million naira.

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obyrich:
I laugh at the greedy imbeciles who strut around on social media platforms claiming to be from South South (whatever that means).

Nigeria was formed by the amalgamation of the Northern and Southern Protectorates of the British Empire. Up till today, the Northern group are still united under the 19 Northern States assembly while the Southern group are split along ethnic lines.

This divide and rule formula was a veritable tool of perpetual enslavement bequeathed the North by the British to maintain leadership over us. It is fuelled by greed and avarice for power. It will in the end destroy everyone.

You can never hear the Yoruba media warriors here protesting against annexation of Kwara by the North but if they hear Obigbo or Etche people declaring support for Biafra, even though these people do not deny their Igbo heritage, you see them fighting like a lion baulked of its prey.

These 'We South South' chanters will understand the game when Oil either dries up or becomes valueless.

Until the time the oil dries up, stop taking panadol for the problems of the South-South. Let them sort them selves out. No be by force....

iRepNaija1:
First, you don't know where the f-ck I live so don't pretend that you know. Second, I never said anything needs to be swept under the rug.
My issue is her being condescending toward other women and girls, behaving as if she has the right to tell people what is wrong with women and girls today. I've come to realize that in Nigeria and NL, it's always easiest to bash women because it's the lowest hanging fruit. All of us, men and women, think we have the right to judge, objectify, and criticize women because if she chooses to dress a certain way, that is somehow linked to her character? Do you even know what that's like? Dressing/talking/acting/living your life a certain way and having that be equated with your worth as a human being? Instead of empowering women and girls (as well as boys and men), we resort to name calling: slay queens, baby mamas, and unclad girls, as you so put it.

We don't have steady electricity, we have nonsense roads, there was terrible flooding in Nigeria but some think we need an etiquette school to train women? The issue, the real issue, is that we prioritize the wrong things so we don't have to face the fact that Nigeria is a corrupt, hypocritical, disorganized country run by old men who refuse to go away but want to keep eating money. It's only a matter of time before we all pay for it. And then we'll see who's smiling and suffering.

Modified: because I don't want NL censoring my cursing.

Madam, stop getting hysterical. There was nothing in my post that suggested that I know where you live. As for Wunmi's comments, I did not see it as condescending. She merely highlighted a problem that is prevalent in our society. There is something called proper & responsible behaviour, decorum, good morals, values and manners. If everyone were to act out, in any way they like, without imbibing these tenets, then we would have a Hobbesian, lawless society, where everyone does what they like in their own eyes.

The lack of electricity and good roads can only be solved, by good leaders who prioritise the welfare of the people, above their own selfish interests. Are you saying that while roads and electricity are being fixed (or even yet to be fixed), we should turn a blind eye to the moral malaise or decadence in our society?

You can curse as much as you want, if you feel that is the best way to express your emotions. As for me, it doesn't change the truth. The slay queens & baby mamas that keep celebrating or flaunting their poor morals everywhere, shows that something has badly gone wrong with their values, as well as the values we hold as a people.

Doublecheck:
I am more concerned with why you embarrass Afonja so much by denying them publicly with every comment, is it that bad. I know Afonjas are a disgrace but I think publicly denying them is an embarrassing and insulting.

Hehehe.... no one is embarrassing the Yoruba people. But you are the one embarrassing yourself, by peddling lies and behaving like a person who cannot think straight. What did I call you earlier? Ekwensu! You are a disgrace to your kindred and clan. Oya, tell us another lie, because that is the only thing you have inside your brain...

Pataricatering:
the girl is just talking rubbish. She should come and tell us how she affords all her channel bags and her masters degree from a top university in the UK and business class tickets for trips etc when her parents are not wealthy ? And her lifestyle did not start today! It started way before she could afford these things . She feels that disparaging other women would make her seem holy. When she is actually worse ! I don't begrudge women however they want to live - it's their right but hypocritically bashing others just to make yourself look good is beyond annoying

How do you know her parents did not pay for it? Before she became a beauty queen, wasn't she studying abroad for her first degree? Why do you chaps just open your mouth to say what you do not know??

iRepNaija1:
Because it's a trend to bash women, it's unfortunate this woman decided to jump on the bandwagon. The only thing she's doing by insulting women in this manner is undermining herself as a woman. Women need to band together, support each other. Instead, she could hold workshops on how to dress classy, chic, and professionally, how to start your own business, how to get into her career field/industry. Essentially, how women in Nigeria can better themselves and be financially independent. The last thing we Nigerians need is another etiquette school on how to be trained like obedient dogs.

But no, I guess it's easier to bash them and act like they're beneath you and you think it's your place to guide them. Condescending fool.

Did she lie? Except you do not live in any of the Nigerian cities, you would not fail to realise that the kind of girls and women she spoke about, dot every corner! Otherwise, why do we have such a large number of 'slay queens,' 'baby mamas', unclad girls etc., dotting our cities? Some of them are even being hyped as celebrities, when they have absolutely nothing to offer, and should be looking for ways to fix their own lives.

The first step to solving a problem is to acknowledge that it exists, and not sweep it under the carpet. The next step is to analyse the causes, and proffer solutions to address it. Wunmi has identified the problem. Others should work with her if they like, to proffer solutions. Name calling isn't going to solve the problem. Chikena!

hornyofife:
yes they are not but their ancestor were.

Do you realise that you contradicted yourself with that screenshot? That was just a trade agreement signed in the presence of the British Consul. It was not an agreement pledging their loyalty or territories to an Igbo ruler.

Afam4eva:
See who is talking about objectivity. if i were to peruse your posts on issues concerning Igbos, 100% of the time, you're opposing the Igbos. I guess that's objectivity in your books.

The same way Igbos call anyone against their cause Afonja is the same way Yorubas go off on Igbos anytime someone insults them, flatty. That my friend, is objectivity.

Kindly peruse my posts, o! If you peruse them carefully, you would see that your Igbo brothers are always the first to launch their missiles of hate in my direction. All I do is to return the compliment in kind, by giving them a taste of their own medicine. Abi, na who be mumu?

And since you know that your Igbo brothers always call everyone who opposes them an Afonja, while the Yorubas also insult them by calling them Flattinos or Osu, then what was the need for your last post? Your post made it seem as if people just pick on your brothers for no reason at all. Don't forget that you are a mod, o!

Afam4eva:
Some of you are just looking for any reason to bash Igbos. You look for every stupid comment to reply to. Who even told you that the guy you quoted is Igbo? They know hjow some of your Niger delta react when Igbos make statements and they keep giving you what you want so that you will keep bashing Igbos. That's not to say that some Igbos are not stupid or miseducated but so are other Nigerians.

The same way your Igbo brothers think that everyone who disagrees with them, is an Afonja or a Yoruba person, even though there are over 250 other ethnic groups in Nigeria. Don't forget - you are supposed to be objective. Aren't you a mod?

Doublecheck:
All this long story is for what nau? Just to prove you are not Afonja, do you hate your people that much, shame, before you write another epistle attach a picture of your scratched face.

You are a typical ekwensu! The only thing you know how to do, is to lie. If not, you would not be calling everyone who disagrees with you an Afonja, when there are over 250 other ethnic groups in Nigeria. Onye nzuzu!