Politics › Re: Igbos Most Industrious, Innovative and Richest Tribe In Africa see proof by laudate: 9:20pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
prodigy24: Yoruba are good very good but in the following below. I'm working on q thesis to unravel this trend. Thank you for proving to the rest of us, just how minuscule your IQ has become. Collect a refund from the schools you attended, as you obviously failed to learn anything of value from your tutors. |
Politics › Re: Yorubas Are The Most Industrious,Richest & Educated Tribe in Nigeria & Africa by laudate: 9:18pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
TimJackJsm: Nothing yet Sir. GoldNaigara promised to handle the feeding allowances.
Here are others Sir...... I have tried to PM you, quite unsuccessfully. I don't know what is wrong with the NL messaging tab. The list of scholarship providers, is being updated, and would take a little while to be completed. But you would get a message from me by Monday. |
Politics › Re: The Nigerian Revolution by laudate: 9:10pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
vanbonattel: Let's do to this way Laudate , the South West is not accommodating to Igbos or any other tribes in Nigeria because;
1. The government of the South West states have no special polices packaged for only Igbos, they neither grant them loans to do business nor give them tax waivers because they are Igbos.
2. The indigenous people of the south west do not issue free lands or free accommodation for either temporary or permanent settlers in yorubaland.
3. There is no special hotels and bukaterias where food is given to Igbos or any other tribes in Nigeria because they are visitors.
4. I have never heard that Yoruba people give their children in marriage to visitors free of charge. Or reduce the bride price just because the husband to be is an Igbo.
5. There is no government in yorubaland that has built, completed and handed over shops to Igbos free of charge.
Now, tell me more about the word "accommodating "  Your long epistle has just revealed one thing - you equate the word 'accommodating,' to mean free food, free shops, free land and free houses. Your mindset is obviously built on getting something, for nothing.  And that is where your greatest mistake lies. There is nothing that equates the word 'accommodating,' with freebies.Even if you go to a hotel today, to request for permanent or temporary accommodation, you would still pay a fee.  I repeat, if the Southwest was not 'accommodating,' as you have been trying so hard to prove, you and your people would not have been able to set up shop there, or even think of residing there. By migrating down to the Southwest, you have just proved to all and sundry, that your own region is not accommodating, and it is hostile to your enterprise and unsupportive of your commercial pursuits. Your words have simply shown to everyone, that you are nothing, but a freeloader.  |
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu:i Don't Want To Lose My Friends To Biafra! by laudate: 4:08pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
Hizzy: I don't want to travel to Lagos as a foreigner I don't want to shut down EKO hotel as a foreigner with my new singles I don't want my market value to reduce from 200 million people to 70 million people but all these are my personal gain it's for my interest not the interest of BIAFRANS as the saying goes majority carry's the vote I have to pad my own interests and gain like the padded budget to support my BIAFRA THE RISING SUN I will miss Nigeria so much especially the Agberos WA the tax me heavily in Oshodi and Idumota Don't worry - there will be a new set of agberos to tax you in Onitsha, Awka and Aba. |
Politics › Re: Biafra Can Only Be Achieved By WAR by laudate: 4:05pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
Freemancipation: And leave me from delta state and my grandmother from rivers state behind in states created by the zoo? Why is that such a problem?  There are so many people, whose grandparents and extended family members come from opposite ends of Nigeria. Anyway, me - I support your people getting their Biafra. 100%  . It will throw up so many new opportunities for the rest of us within Nigeria. Too many vacancies will be left open, once your people leave. And they will be filled by all those left behind....  |
Politics › Re: Igbos Most Industrious, Innovative and Richest Tribe In Africa see proof by laudate: 4:01pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
SonofDevil: Analysing the 70 pages of this fraudulent thread
35 pages of recycling ,repeating same pictures
20 pages of debunking fraudulent claims by igbos
10 pages of shouting afonja and hydraulic soup
5 pages of original pictures .
Verdict- igbos re empty noise makers with nothing to show for it Am trying so hard, not to laugh, but..... 
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Politics › Re: How Nnamdi Kanu Fell From Grace - By Tony Adibe by laudate: 3:54pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
gabe: like I said, please feel free to insult your way to biafra. It is a very productive way of nation building. The more people you insult, the more they accept your idea. Oh lawd.... what an epic response! Una no go kill person with laugh for here! 
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Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu:i Don't Want To Lose My Friends To Biafra! by laudate: 3:42pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
PenisCaP: And u are askin them to use onne sea port?. Do u know what importation is?.
Wait i will post a few video for u to watch...? Do whatever you like. Nothing stops your Igbo businessman who are involved in importation, from using Onne seaport and Enugu International Airport. End of story! |
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu:i Don't Want To Lose My Friends To Biafra! by laudate: 3:41pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
Victornezzar: Op relax ur mind Biafra won't come to pass I reject your prophecy by force, by fire!  It must come to pass in Jesus name. Let them carry their wahala and go for goodness sake, so that we cam know those of us that are left. |
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu:i Don't Want To Lose My Friends To Biafra! by laudate: 3:36pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
PenisCaP: U are not a nigerian.. else u wouldnt make this comment. I'm a bona-fide Nigerian, but you are not one. Otherwise you would be able to answer those questions.  |
Politics › Re: Biafra Can Only Be Achieved By WAR by laudate: 3:34pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
modsfucker: Which of these states is an oil producing state 1. Abia 2. Anambra 3. Ebonyi 4. Enugu 5. Imo
Or do you mean South-South is now Biafra?
You insisted that you want to leave Nigeria, granted.
You now want to drag South-South into your potor Biafra, Wayo.
So is that your plan? e no go work
You must be given Biafra and you get nothing apart from Igbo states.....
FILTHY LOST JEWS LWKMD!! 
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Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu:i Don't Want To Lose My Friends To Biafra! by laudate: 3:31pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
PenisCaP: If they can remove 2 seeports in lagos and move them to Se or SS... so that a suffering igbo importer will not suffer anymore importing his goods through lagos seeport and now face another DIFFICULTY in transporting them to east And so that dangote and others will also learn the difficulty of importing through east before moving it to lagos or kaduna.
If they can build functining international aiport in east and close down those ones in lagos and kaduna. So that those from north and west will know how difficult it is to travel to enugu or imo , before they can enter a flight going abroad.
If they can allow an SE/SS to rule nigeria for over 50yrs rotating presidency among themselves. Without north and west getting a chance.
THEN BIAFRA AGITATION WILL DIE. Why can't Igbo importers use Onne sea port? And what stops them from using Enugu International Airport? |
Autos › Re: 5 Classic Citroen DSs on slr by laudate: 3:13pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
DaimlerBen: He made that statement when the ad was for a Ford Granada. It's been edited. Read from the first page. oh, ok. Thanks. |
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Politics › Re: The Nigerian Revolution by laudate: 2:25pm On Jul 29, 2017*. Modified: 1:03am On Jul 30, 2017 |
vanbonattel: In your long essay, you still failed to prove the South West is accommodating to Igbos. What is it the people of the south west are doing for Igbo people to make them earn the title of "accommodating "
Please list your points serially and stop throwing temper tantrums. He who asserts must prove.  So stop trying to twist the story. You claimed they are not 'accommodating.' I have asked you repeatedly to define 'accommodating'. I have even asked you if it is all parts of the Southwest that are not 'accommodating.' Instead of doing so, you are trying to be mischievous by twisting the narrative. Na so una dey do. mtcheew  The tantrums you have been throwing are visible to everyone. Weren't you the first person to start whining, that you had to pay levies to touts and that the Southwest was not accommodating? As if the touts at Onitsha and Aba are more welcoming, than those in other areas of the Southeast. |
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Politics › Re: The Nigerian Revolution by laudate: 2:14pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
vanbonattel: Now you're getting emotional, tell me what you mean by accommodating? Giving us free capital or lands to settle and cooking rice for all those who travel to the South West? Nobody is getting emotional. You are the one casting aspersions on other ethnic groups, and claiming that they are not 'accommodating.'  Like I asked you earlier, do you know the meaning of the word accommodating? Check the dictionary before you start throwing words around, anyhow. Who even said accommodation has to be free? Oh, you want them to give you free lands and houses, before you can say they are accomodating?  Why are you people so strange? Things you cannot allow strangers to do to you in your own region, you expect to get it for free when you get to the Southwest.I will always say one thing. I may not be from the Southwest, but the people there and their cities have been quite favourable to me. Unlike you, I will not turn round in ingratitude, to tar them with a black brush of calumny.  |
Politics › Re: The Nigerian Revolution by laudate: 2:02pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
vanbonattel: Like I told you earlier, we settle because of our need to do business and survive, not because the people welcomed us. They only sell lands to us because we can afford to buy them at ridiculously high prices, not because they love us. You are just being mischievous. If those places in Yorubaland were not accommodating, you would not even be able to do business there and survive. So stop exaggerating. For you and your people to troop into those places on a daily basis, it only proves that it is your own region which you struggle to escape from, that is not accommodating. Other ethnic groups also live within those places that were mentioned earlier in Yorubaland, and none of them have come up to say Yorubaland is not accommodating.  And no one forces you to buy their land at a high price. You simply chose to do so. So why complain?  Are the land owners selling that same piece of land at a lower price, to people from other ethnic groups that are different from your own?  |
Politics › Re: The Nigerian Revolution by laudate: 1:55pm On Jul 29, 2017*. Modified: 10:50pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
vanbonattel: We are even in Maiduguri and will even do business in Sambisa forest, that does not mean the place is accommodating. So out of all the towns, villages and hamlets in Yorubaland, which ones are not accommodating? List them. And if they are not accommodating, why do your people still troop there?  Why can't they sit down in their own region? Na by force?  You claim a place is not accommodating, yet you do everything humanely possible to rush down there, settle down there, do business and even try to buy property there.... and you have the guts to claim it is not 'accommodating.' If it was hostile to you and your people, would they have been able to reside there? Or is it that you just do not know the meaning of the word 'accommodating?'  |
Politics › Re: The Nigerian Revolution by laudate: 1:43pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
vanbonattel: Is there any "part" of yorubaland that is accommodating to Igbos? Yeah, several.  I have visited all the states in the Southwest, from Lagos, to Ogun, Osun, Oyo, Ondo and parts of Kwara and Kogi, where Yoruba communities are located. I do not think there is anywhere, from Ifo to Efon-Alaye, Okemesi to Ikare, or Okitipupa to even Badagry, where you would not find an Igbo man. If Yorubaland was so hostile to them, why would they keep trooping there?  |
Politics › Re: The Nigerian Revolution by laudate: 1:36pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
vanbonattel: Glad you said some parts. Why? Should I have said every part, when that is not the case? Some of us deal with facts. Others like you, deal in exaggeration. Pato5: I have done business in the east, I can't say my experience cause I will be promoting disunity. This is a fight for all. It's natural for human to be jealous of his neighbor's perceived success. Come closer to those you perceive as enemy and show love and you will see the beauty Share your experience in the east, please. I am sure it would enlighten some people. |
Politics › Re: The Nigerian Revolution by laudate: 1:30pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
vanbonattel: How can I be agitating for a joint country with yorubas who still see me as a stranger even with my lands and property bought and maintained in yorubaland? Me that was born in Lagos and some people come up and tell me they are omo alaye and expect me to settle them?
What sort of troublesome union is that? The same thing happens in Port-harcourt and different parts of Rivers State, Bayelsa and certain areas in Delta State. Their touts will always come up to you to demand one levy or the other. |
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Politics › Re: Yorubas Are The Most Industrious,Richest & Educated Tribe in Nigeria & Africa by laudate: 12:58pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
Ritchiee: PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES
One very industry that I cherish most is the educational industry which had made Yorubas the most educated black people in Africa and beyond.It is also a multibillion dollar/naira industry and Yorubas virtually has taken this industry by its jugular.They continually have the best and largest private universities in Nigeria.
Here are some of the multibillion dollar gifts of Yorubas to education in Nigeria:
COVENANT UNIVERSITY Why does that long list of universities you quoted include Madonna University, Baze University, Godfrey Okoye Unversity, Rhema University etc? |
Politics › Re: Yorubas Are The Most Industrious,Richest & Educated Tribe in Nigeria & Africa by laudate: 12:50pm On Jul 29, 2017*. Modified: 10:12pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
Bifwoli: See i went out purposely knowing that i gotcha .So you want yourselves to be judged by the "quality yardstick" of Lekki ,Festac etc while you judge others with the yardstick of Malaysian jails and other bad stuff? Out of the millions of Igbos you wanna judge all of them by the bad few apples? Wow,hypocrisy is a bad disease i tell ya. You got what? You only shot yourself in the foot, using your own words.  Everyone can see hypocrisy written all over you. Were you not the one who first started boasting that your people were better businessmen than others - despite the fact that ample evidence had been provided to disprove that claim? Then you exposed your hypocrisy again by claiming there was 'less inequality in the east.' What a joke.  Later, you unmasked the rest of your hypocritical face, by claiming that: " An Igbo can go live in Malaysia ,Texas ,South Africa or Brazil and still thrive independently while you people only " thrive" in only one region due to peddling influence ,connections to powerful people."  It was then pointed out to you, that the news of your people's antics in those foreign cities you mentioned, was a poor yardstick for measuring influence. In your own view, people from other ethnic groups do not thrive in different foreign countries abroad, not so? In order to embellish your lies further, you further claimed there were only 2 billionaires in the south west, sorrounded by a sea of paupers. Let me guess: you did a census in order to arrive at this false conclusion? Or you were just eager to spread your peculiar brand of falsehood and propaganda?  Finally, you turned round to mention Ijora, Badiya, Ajegunle and the slums. You were trying to paint the whole of Lagos black, by pretending the only areas that exist in the whole city were slums filled with destitutes. This was disproved, and your lies were exposed. Can you see how you shot yourself in the foot with your whole hypocrisy?  But since deceit runs in your veins, it is not surprising to see that you still wear your hypocrisy, like a badge. |
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Visits Owerri As Commercial & Vehicular Activities Come To A Halt by laudate: 12:37pm On Jul 29, 2017*. Modified: 3:20pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
yelanst: My friend, from all indications you are a deluded Nigerian that is complacent with the status quo.Sharing the same ``geographical expression`` called Nigeria with you kinds is the driving factor that clings me to the biafran course .Your acclaimed support for biafra is shrouded with pretense, as indicative from your comments and body language. May I ask for the umpteen time: What right steps are you talking about? As someone earlier suggested, you should please stay clear from commenting on issues pertaining to the biafran course, and as well from my cyber space. Guy, the delusion and pretense is written all over you. Go back and read all my previous posts. You will see all the right steps listed there. If you still need more info., ask the legislators in your region to educate you. You are the only person that can read someone else's body language through your keyboard, while sitting behind your screen. |
Politics › Re: Yorubas Are The Most Industrious,Richest & Educated Tribe in Nigeria & Africa by laudate: 4:03am On Jul 29, 2017 |
totit: Dude, it's too late to leave sef. Anyway, I don't want to see in any of your mention that you live in banana island oo  You are now on our list. Thank you 
Mushin Banana Island ko, Parkview Estate ni.  The guy does not even know these areas. Wetin im wan find go there...? Na im type dem dey find for there? He should stick to his Mushin axis, abeg. Didn't you hear him describe alaye boys and agberos earlier, with unerring precision, as if they were his close companions? That is because he mixes well with them, in his hood! Those are his hommies, bro.' |
Politics › Re: So There Are Yorubas & Fulani's In NC But No Igbos In SS & NC? Really??? by laudate: 2:08am On Jul 29, 2017*. Modified: 2:36am On Jul 29, 2017 |
realhumanity: An internet link where the same Yoruba's trying to claim Ilorin will edit to favor them? how many Hausa's write these things my friend.
if you need history in books and artifacts come to kano museum, you will enjoy history. Oga, the truth is that you cannot substantiate your lies.  If there was any iota of truth in what you stated, a historian or any scholar of repute would have researched it and published it online. There are Hausa doctors, teachers and professors in the North. Now kindly get your illogical lying self off my mentions.  |
Politics › Re: Yorubas Are The Most Industrious,Richest & Educated Tribe in Nigeria & Africa by laudate: 2:01am On Jul 29, 2017 |
technicallyrich: It's too late witch,in the daytime mention me for me to be sure I am replying a human and not a demon. Thanks for letting us know you are not just a witch, but also a demon. Nobody asked you for that information, but you just volunteered it without any prompting! Well done.  |
Politics › Re: Yorubas Are The Most Industrious,Richest & Educated Tribe in Nigeria & Africa by laudate: 1:57am On Jul 29, 2017 |
technicallyrich: Liars,if you tell me that they stink like dead goat agree. If you tell that they are ritualist or potential ritualist,i will agree. Back stabbing,i agree. Slaves to fulanis,i agree. They are theives. There girls are prostitute.all these I agree Wow!! The description you just gave here, fits your own people to a 'T'. Amazing!  |
Politics › Re: Yorubas Are The Most Industrious,Richest & Educated Tribe in Nigeria & Africa by laudate: 1:56am On Jul 29, 2017 |
felicitywe: So u mean ur ppl live in the slum? Good truth.I guess u hate Mushin for that. Nah!!  Weren't you the one who just confessed that he lives in Mushin? Have you forgotten?  And people who know Lagos very well, know that Mushin is one of the slums in Lagos, no matter how you try to spin it. And since you live in Mushin which is a well-known Lagos slum, it therefore follows that you are a resident of the slum. QED!  Thanks for telling us the truth! |