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Happiness87:
add dayo23 add obialala, sweetlemon, 1tortoise1, after1 hahaha

Remove Sweetlemon from that list, sharp-sharp! What kind of fallacy is this?

Because Sweetlemon refuses to support your hate-filled rants, you have decided to include her name here??

BuddahMonk:
Why didn't you list him, this is why people don't trust Yorubas, you know he is bigot and the same person yet you ignored him an agbameta aka aresa the photographer

Why should I do your dirty job for you?? Oh, you are too scared to list them by yourself, so you want Laudate to help you??!

Hehehe ... your intrinsic, tribalistic soul and your cowardice, is slowly but surely, being revealed!

BishopMagic:
The only reason you added yorubatic is because you know he is not Yoruba and that his posts are sarcastic.


There are thousands of raving mad yoruba ethnic and religious bigots here. You just don't see them because what they post here you endorse.

And finally, the only reason you have this useless thread up is because you are feeling the heat and taste of your own venom

The Igbos and ND people are matching your tribal rants with equal and ferocious vengeance.

If any group of people are notoriously bigots here it is Yoruba Muslims posting from that ritual hinterland called Osogbo.


If you like preach peace from now to eternity that will not stop us I. The better south ( ND and Biafra) from seeing you for who you are which is jealous treacherous betrayals and ab0ki slaves.

Is it that you flunked English language in school, or your mind could not comprehend what I wrote in my previous post: "The list is long.." That is probably why you have tagged me as a Yoruba person. ROFLMAO! Was I the one that opened the thread?

Yorubatic's posts are not sarcastic. They are tribalistic rants, riddled with lies. Ị sùḷù ̣afịa. If you cannot tell the difference between 'tribalistic' and 'sarcastic', I fit borrow you my contact lens, oh. And for you to step up to his defence, means you support his antics. Teach him to speak the truth.

Your main grouse is that you have a bone to pick with after1 or Superstar1. Face him squarely and stop trying to use or manipulate my post to launch any silly attacks against him. Or are you afraid of him?

Then kindly show me in black and white any post where I endorsed a tribalistic comment from a Yoruba person. You make unfounded hate-filled allegations, and you expect people to give you a pat on the back. Forget it. Someone like me isn't interested in such pathetic trysts.

Like I keep telling people: Hate kills. Get rid of the bile in your soul, before it lands you in the grave. You would do well to heed that advice.

BuddahMonk:
laudate:
OPCNairaland,
ACM10
OneNaira3,
FXO81
B2Mario

Superstar1 aka after1, 1after

The list is long, abeg...

@BuddahMonk, Stop doctoring & manipulating my posts. Superstar was NOT on my list. Are you sure superstar1 is the same person as after1?

Really?

ojkalito:
its true its just a suit but he looks way smarter and neat than usual

Does he??! He looks exactly the same way he has always looked in a suit! Are you implying he was looking ruffled and unkempt before?

yorubatic:
You said it all...truth is sweeter...I admire truth...tell them bro

Most of your posts are prejudiced, hate-filled and grounded on falsehood. Should I post a few samples of your various posts in different threads, here?? And you just registered on August 21, 2015 (i.e. 4 days ago) to post your tribalistic comments.

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BishopMagic:
And what will you do with your list?

Send it to DSS to come whisk us to a concentration camp?

If not then you can shove it down your ever exclamating gbegiri slurping amala popping mouth.

Kai! You have just proven what the OP is saying.. na wah oh!

OPCNairaland,

ACM10

OneNaira3,

FXO81

B2Mario

The list is long, abeg...

What is so great about what he is wearing??! It is just a suit, for goodness sake!

yemi231:
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In what part of lekki is it located/ Is it Lakowe, Oribanwa, Awoyaya, Sapati etc? Where, exactly?

OPCNAIRALAND:
Refugees in Yorubaland are still here making noise??

Death to Ibo!!
Ibo's life is worth nothing.

Thailand Police detest them and even labeled them a scourge of the black race.
Kenyans dont want to see them.
South Africans recently butchered them and burnt their shops.
Ghanaians cant stand them.
Cameroon chased them out of their country.
Hausas despise them and butchers them annually.
Yorubas are getting ready to drown them in the Lagoon.
Chinese kill them for crimes.
Malaysia beheads them for drugs
Pakistan flogs them

....shyyte, Ibo's life is worthless to humanity!

Kill them off!!

Wha-aa-at??!! Why did you make this kind of sick, uncultured, repugnant comment for goodness sake?? How dare you call for extermination of an entire race, because of one man's misdeeds on a social platform??

What kind of wicked world is this?

Please withdraw this ad hominem attack at once! I know you were raised better than this! Kilode??!

Where are the moderators??

The solution to a headache is not to cut off the head!

xtrorse:
[size=30pt]FRUSTRATED DISCIPLE OF HATE AND PROPAGANDA A.K.A DESCENDANT OF A FALLEN DEMON FROM ODUA ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF RITUAL-KILLERS[/size], you would agree indeed that I have made you do some reading by exercising that your ewedu soup-filled brain and thereby gaining some knowledge this night. But it's just that you only succeeded in being clever by half by not holistically considering the entire materials I listed for you.
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All the the same, loud mouthed tribalist, remember how your Field Marshall, MKO Abiola, was whisked away like a common thief by your slave master and he was slaughtered like a salah ram before you bloody cowards. Despite all your initial gra-gra in 1993 you Yorubas were nowhere to be found but hiding in Soka Evil Forest. 
The same slave master have been hunting Yorubas for sport in Kwara State for decades. And they even consider Yoruba Muslims as inferior beings.  [/size]

"And let me tell you that in the event of the breakup of this country, Ilorin and Offa will remain 100 % Northern Nigeria and not one each of land will be ceded to yorubas".- Junaid Mohammed.
http://nigeriavillagesquare.com/forum/main-square/69271-north-ready-nigeria-s-breakup-if-junaid-muhammed.html
Your Fulani slave master has spoken, Yoruba slaves like your loudmouthed self can only but cheer him. It's your destiny on earth. 

[size=14pt]Disciple of hate and propaganda, quit whining, weeping and wailing profusely for another man's course! And when did Yorubas start caring for the Igbos
When will Yorubas cease dragging other tribes along with their wicked propaganda and ass-licking their Hausa-Fulani-Kanuri slave masters to stand a chance to withstand Igbos[/size]


YORUBAS ARE THE PROBLEM WITH NIGERIA - By Sanusi Lamido 
In sum, the Yoruba political leadership, as mentioned by Balarabe Musa, has shown itself over the years to be incapable of rising above narrow tribal interests and reciprocating goodwill from other sections of the country by treating other groups with respect. Practically every crisis in Nigeria since independence has its roots in this attitude.
   * The Yoruba elite and area-boy politics;
    * Igbo marginalisation and the responsible limits of retribution; and
    * The Yoruba Factor and "Area-boy" Politics.
My views on the Yoruba political leadership have been thoroughly articulated in some of my writings, prime among which was " Afenifere: Syllabus of Errors" published by This Day (The Sunday Newspaper) on Sept 27, 1998. There was also an earlier publication in the weekly Trust entitled " The Igbo, the Yoruba and History" (Aug. 21, 1998)...
Being Excerpts from A Paper Presented At The “National Conference On The 1999 Constitution” Jointly Organised By The Network For Justice And The Vision Trust Foundation, At The Arewa House, Kaduna From 11th –12th September, 1999.
http://www.nigerianbulletin.com/threads/yorubas-are-the-problem-with-nigeria-by-sanusi-lamido-sanusi-elombah-com.111348/

When people say you are obsessed with the Yoruba, you guys will deny it. Check up the meaning in the dictionary. Is this your post not clear evidence of your obsession, biko nu??

Why are you so fixated on the Yorubas from Ilorin & Offa? Are you saying there are no Christians in these areas? Did they pay you some amount to advocate for them? Those guys consider themselves as pure Yoruba people from the North. Period. Talk to any of them today. They will never tell you that that are Hausa or Kanuri, irrespective of their religion. Even the names they bear are pure Yoruba names. So what's the issue?

*~ obsession~
əbˈsɛʃ(ə)n/Submit
noun: obsession
the state of being obsessed with someone or something.
"she cared for him with a devotion bordering on obsession"
an idea or thought about a person, place or thing that continually preoccupies or intrudes on a person's mind.
plural noun: obsessions
"he was in the grip of an obsession he was powerless to resist"
synonyms: fixation, ruling/consuming passion, passion, mania, idée fixe, compulsion, preoccupation, enthusiasm, infatuation, addiction, fetish, craze, hobby horse;

obsession
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ob·ses·sion (əb-sĕsh′ən, ŏb-)
n.
1. Compulsive preoccupation with a fixed idea or an unwanted feeling or emotion, often accompanied by symptoms of anxiety.
2. A compulsive, often unreasonable idea or emotion about a place, person, thing, effect or event.
ob·ses′sion·al adj.
ob·ses′sion·al·ly adv.
_{American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. Copyright © 2011 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. All rights reserved}.

onenaira3:
I'll repeat what I said again THERE ARE NO DECENT NON YOLOBA married to a YOLOBA. Only those that are ugly, desperate or ashawo marry yoloba. You people are the demon's spawn. Why marry a devil's child unless you have no choice or your f2king slutty.

Guy, am not Yoruba, oh! How many times do you want me to tell you this?? So why did you say "You people..."

A short list of prominent Igbo men was cited to refute this claim you made up here already.

Are you saying Chief Emeka Anyaoku a former Commonwealth Secretary-General who interacted with Presidents and Heads of State at the highest level is ugly, desperate or ashawo??

What about Sir (Dr.) Akanu Ibiam, the first Governor of the Eastern Region in Nigeria??!

That you can describe such distinguished Igbo sons in such uncouth, foul language shows that you need a psych evaluation!

xtrorse:
Ask your god Awolowo who sowed the wicked seed of hatred, treacheery, tribalism and nepotism into your Yoruba tribesmen that made them to not appreciate the good in other people. And now many Yorubas have made careers in lies, falsehood, noise-making, propaganda, abuse and slurs.

Whose god??! A man cannot be my god, oh.

And what does Awolowo have to do with the question you were asked? The man is long gone. He doesn't even know you are still hating him.

xtrorse:
"And let me tell you that in the event of the breakup of this country, Ilorin and Offa will remain 100 % Northern Nigeria and not one each of land will be ceded to yorubas".- Junaid Mohammed.
http://nigeriavillagesquare.com/forum/main-square/69271-north-ready-nigeria-s-breakup-if-junaid-muhammed.html
Your Fulani slave master has spoken, Yoruba slaves like your loudmouthed self can only but cheer him. It's your destiny on earth. 

Hmmn... did the people of Ilorin and Offa ask you to act as an advocate for them??

Or why do you keep recycling this statement? Just asking.

flokii:
ABOMINATION... instead all your igwes and ezes in Igbo land should go to his royal highness to prostrate and beg for forgiveness on behalf of all igbos..
that's how it should be for peace to reign

Erm...some Igwes and Ezes were actually in attendance when the Oba of Lagos made that speech about the lagoon, and they even laughed and clapped for him, instead of expressing displeasure with his remarks and walking out.

Meanwhile, none of their people saw anything wrong in what the Eze and his fellow Igbo people did. So I really don't understand why they lodged a report at the ICC, when their Eze who was in attendance could have quickly set the record straight on the spot!

ThisDay:
“I’m not ready to beg you. Nobody knew how I picked Ambode. Jimi (Agbaje) is my blood relation and I told him that he cannot be governor in Lagos for now. The future belongs to God. I am not begging anybody, but what you people cannot do in Onitsha, Aba or anywhere, don’t do it here.

“If you do what I want, Lagos will continue to be prosperous for you. If you go against my wish, you will perish in the water.”

The monarch said anybody against Ambode did not wish the state well, adding, “I am for the progress, growth and development of Lagos. Ambode is highly cerebral, he’s a symbol and he is going to deliver the message which I, the Oba of Lagos, have said. And he will govern the state for another eight years.

The monarch said anybody against Ambode did not wish the state well, adding, “I am for the progress, growth and development of Lagos. Ambode is highly cerebral, he’s a symbol and he is going to deliver the message which I, the Oba of Lagos, have said. And he will govern the state for another eight years.

“He is going on a mission and God will give him the wisdom and knowledge to fulfill that mission. Almost a year ago, I declared that Ambode will be the next governor of Lagos and it will not change.

“From time immemorial, the previous occupiers of this house will say what they wanted after consultations with other people. And this hasn’t changed and it will not change at this time,” he said.

In a veiled reference to one of Jonathan’s predecessors, Akiolu stated that the crisis Nigeria was facing was not caused by the Jonathan administration but by another person he refused to name.

Continuing with his tirade, he said: “If not for the appeal from Asiwaju (Bola Tinubu) and my highly respected maternal father, the Awujale of Ijebu-Ode, all what is happening today is not the cause of the present government. The man who caused everything knows himself.”

In his response, the Eze-Ndigbo of Amuwo-Oriade, Dr. Gordian Dimojiaku, promised Akiolu that the Igbos in the state would support Ambode.

“The mistake of last Saturday was caused by everybody, not only the Igbos. It is not only the Igbos that were responsible for the votes. But we have learnt our lesson. Saturday’s election is going to be a different thing and Ambode is going to win.

“Everybody knows that when you fail the first time, you cannot afford to fail again. We are going to tell our people that Ezes from the 20 local governments and 37 local council development areas are here and that we have sworn with the Oba that we are going to make sure that Ambode wins next Saturday’s election,” he said.
http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/vote-for-ambode-or-perish-inside-the-lagoon-oba-akiolu-tells-igbos/206050/

scholes0:
Yeah?? What did the Oba do?
He didn't even mention Igbos in his entire speech, mind you.
He spoke metaphorically (but everyone knew he was referring to Igbos) about the situation. So what did he do exactly, because all I know about is just his speech.

Also, If only you can read global Geo-politics, you will know Nigeria as it exists today, is going no where.
The most that can happen is Fiscal federalism of the country's constituent parts.... ala 1963

What about the Igbo that were actively present when the Oba made the speech and cheered him on? They even clapped after he had made the speech, sef. I hope their names were also tabled before the ICC.

onenaira3:
They are evil, despicable, savage tribe. There is NOTHING good about marrying a yoloba man or woman. The only ppl that isn't yoloba that marry yoloba are either 1. Desperate for a spouse 2. Ugly @ss f2k so really have no choice or 3. Ashawo. I've yet to see a decent non yoloba marry yoloba.

Re-ea-ally?? So you think there are no decent non-Yoruba people that marry Yoruba folks??! I laugh .... in Greek. Please see the list below. Most of these reputable non-Yoruba men, married from the South-West. And what they ended up achieving in their lifetime, you cannot even begin to smell it.

Chief (Dr) Emeka Anayaoku, the former Commonwealth Secretary-General and the Ichie Adazie of Obosi, married a Yoruba woman Olubunmi, a royal princess from Abeokuta and they have been together for over 45 years;

Prof Vincent Chukwuemeka Ike, the Eze Ikelionwu IX of the great Aro town Ndikelionwu in Anambra State is married to a Yoruba woman too. Her name is Adebimpe Olurinsola Abimbolu, and she is also an accomplished Professor of Library Science. They have been married for over 50 years.

Sir (Dr) Akanu Ibiam, former Governor of Eastern Region, Nigeria from December 1960 until January 1966 also had a Yoruba wife, named Lady Olayinka, from the great Sasegbon family of Lagos state. In April 1974, Dr. Ibiam lost his dear wife. She died at the age of 68. Out of respect for her, he refused to marry any other woman. She was given a state burial. Dr Akanu Ibiam the late Ezeogo and Isiala 1 of Unwana and Osuji of Uburu, was given the title of "... Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George by Her Majesty the Queen";

Dr Vincent Ifeanyi Maduka the pioneer Director-General of the Nigerian Television Authority, (NTA) also married a Yoruba woman. His wife is Engr. Joanna Maduka (nee Olutunbi) from Ilesha in Osun State. she was an undergraduate of University of Ife (Ibadan campus) when they met. They got married in 1967 and are still together till date.

There are several other successful Igbo leaders who were (and still are) married to the Yoruba women, and they are among the most successful Nigerians in history.

vanessaRN:
[img]http://2.bp..com/--CG15wVRMyo/VddweU0yXZI/AAAAAAAGT30/iEmOwxuu4xc/s1600/CM7l_y0WgAAaWYt.jpg[/img]
According to Wikipedia, Prince Akweke Nwafor Orizu was Nigeria's 'second' Senate President from Nov 16, 1960 to Jan. 15, 1966, during the Nigerian First Republic. ...
Photo credit: Chinedu Anarado

cc lalasticlala

Source : http://www.reportnaija.com/2015/08/check-out-nigerias-2nd-senate-president.html

Actually, if those photos are recent, one should commend his family for taking such good care of his assets. In another place, the extended family would have sold off those cars the year he died or butchered them up as spare parts in order to make money.

Those cars can still be refurbished. They are vintage vehicles that should be carefully restored to their former glory, and displayed in any good museum in Nigeria, with the late owner's autobiography carefully inscribed on a notice board next to the cars.

This is a valuable piece of history, that the next generation can learn from.

onenaira3:
They are evil, despicable, savage tribe. There is NOTHING good about marrying a yoloba man or woman. The only ppl that isn't yoloba that marry yoloba are either 1. Desperate for a spouse 2. Ugly @ss f2k so really have no choice or 3. Ashawo. I've yet to see a decent non yoloba marry yoloba.

Really?? So all these people listed below are not decent non-Yoruba, because they married Yoruba people?? Bros, the kind of things they have achieved, you have NOT even smelt it oh!

Bros, it actually goes both ways. Dr Emeka Anayaoku, the former Commonwealth Secretary-General and the Ichie Adazie of Obosi, married a Yoruba woman Olubunmi, a royal princess from Abeokuta and they have been together for over 45 years;

Prof Vincent Chukwuemeka Ike, the Eze Ikelionwu IX of the great Aro town Ndikelionwu in Anambra State is married to a Yoruba woman too. Her name is Adebimpe Olurinsola Abimbolu, and she is also an accomplished Professor of Library Science. They have been married for over 50 years.

Dr Akanu Ibiam, former Governor of Eastern Region, Nigeria from December 1960 until January 1966 also had a Yoruba wife, named Lady Olayinka, from the great Sasegbon family of Lagos state. In April 1974, Dr. Ibiam lost his dear wife. She died at the age of 68. Out of respect for her, he refused to marry any other woman. She was given a state burial. Dr Akanu Ibiam the late Ezeogo and Isiala 1 of Unwana and Osuji of Uburu, was given the title of "... Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George by Her Majesty the Queen";

Dr Vincent Ifeanyi Maduka the pioneer Director-General of the Nigerian Television Authority, (NTA) also married a Yoruba woman. His wife is Engr. Joanna Maduka (nee Olutunbi) from Ilesha in Osun State. she was an undergraduate of University of Ife (Ibadan campus) when they met. They got married in 1967 and are still together till date.

There are several other successful Igbo leaders who were (and still are) married to the Yoruba women, and they are among the most successful Nigerians in history.
https://www.nairaland.com/2543977/igbos-lying-negative-consequences-ozodi/2

abagoro:
He committed a fallacy by authoritstively claiming blood purity for Imo State. In my side we have Ijaw, Igala and Benin ancestry too. The point I raised which he based his comments on is that Imo is the only State that is indigeneously 100% Igbo speaking. The reason is because the languages surrounding us are Igbo based like Ukwuani, Ikwerre and Etche on the Rivers and Delta side while the rest of our surrounding States are Igbo.

Hmmn... how interesting. So there are Igbo communities with Ijaw, Igala and Benin ancestry. Bros, thanks for the confirmation. May you live long.

Where is Cheruv that was telling me that the Igbo were the forbears of these groups??

ROFLMAO!! The lady is very funny.

She got the short end of the stick from a few Yoruba guys, and she still has a lot of bitterness towards them. Everyone's experience is different, sha!

after1, Enough please!!

This has gone too far, biko nu!

Wow!! You mean you did all these?? Including the aluminium cladding on the walls of each of those buildings??

Please post the price, the VIN Number and the mileage. Thanks.

Going through the article again on ThisDay Newspapers website, I was struck by some of the responses to Mark Azama's article. I just want to post one of them here: It boils down to the question of ethnic groups and personal identity.

Rufus:
Mark Amaza, Thanks for this piece. Coming from Taraba with a Fulani surname, I've had a fair share of criticism....just wait till I wear a caftan, speak Hausa and still say I am not Hausa....the assumer goes blank.

I know the Muslim far north will disagree with you position simply as a reaction to the thought that their voice is been diminished but this is truth. Kano State has an LG (Sumuila LGA) which is over 70% christian.

There are christians in Sokoto, Zamfara, Kebbi (Matsihiyawa) who have little or no voice. I understand that your article is to create awareness rather than a divide and I do hope the myopic south understands this, having worked in Lagos, Port-Harcourt and visiting lots of southern cities;

Most can't believe that someone from my village of Takum does not understand Hausa....even in Niger state, I found Nupes who speak Yoruba and not a word in Hausa.....thanks once again. The region called North...in the minds on many Nigerians is more imaginary than geographical. http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/re-introducing-northern-nigeria-not-as-you-know-it/176756/

Here is another response to the same article from the same site:

jonasodocha: • a year ago
Mark, thanks a million for this thoughtful piece. Really majority of Nigerians know little to nothing about their country. Unfortunately too, history as a subject has been surreptitiously deleted from early-learning school curriculum.

Perceptions mature into reality, when not adequately explained. If most Nigerians knew better, there would be less room for all this collective hatred and condemnation. In all this I still lay the blame at the doorsteps of the Nigerian elite generally, and the political class in particular. Why?

The poor farmer in my village does not care much about other farmers from neighboring villages bringing their farm produce to our village market.

Let me illustrate with a personal experience which remains indelible in my heart. The lowly, but contented Ojo family [Yoruba] in Osi Ekiti that harboured me for 3 months during our UI final year geology field work in 1972 and treated me [an Ibo] as their own son, did not see me as a non-Yoruba then.

But divisive tendencies encourage this group or collective hatred or resentment. Let me illustrate with an example from the academia and citadel of learning. It is when a Professor aspires to, prematurely, become a Vice Chancellor that he begins to whip up ethnicity and or religion in order to oust an incumbent from outside his own state or zone.

Such tendencies becloud our sense of belonging and oneness. This attitude is prevalent among other elitist walks of life and callings, not least the political class. We need to know and understand ourselves better. It is a tool for engendering Love among the citizenry.
http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/re-introducing-northern-nigeria-not-as-you-know-it/176756/

pazienza:
Still circumventing.

Still bellyaching...

GentleToks:
;

Omoluabi ni wa joor. I ll Bro.

You need to see the way these animals called Igbos stylishly dragged Yorubas into their issues with Sunday Oliseh over the famous video in which he claimed that he is not an Igbo guy. I blasted these animals though.....

No need to blast them. Just stick to the truth. Anytime I refute anyone's inaccuracies or falsehood on this forum, the next thing they do is to accuse me of being 'Yoruba,' as if it is a dirty word. Highly disrespectful attitude.

I take it to mean that they are obsessed with me. Oh well.... that is their problem, not mine.

pazienza:
Lol! Still circumventing.

I have told you before: Hug the nearest transformer, if you do not like the answer!!

pazienza:
He keeps hiding behind the shadows, feigning neutrality, when his allegiance is clear for all to see.

Too many times I had asked him of his ethnic group, too many times he circumvented the question. How can someone not be proud of one's ethnicity in an online forum like Nairaland.

When I said your people were obsessed with the Yorubas, they got angry.

When I replied that your people were obsessed with me, you all feigned ignorance. What is your business with my ethnic group? Do they owe you a dime??! Ok, post your own real name here first, we will verify it, before I respond to your question. Ekwensu!

Now what is your reason for asking that question?? So that your limited, challenged, backward mind can take pot shots at my ethnic group, when they have not offended you in any way?? If you have a problem with my post, then face me squarely!~ And let me expose your arrant silliness to the world. It is my prerogative to answer or decline to offer a response to any question. If you like, bring your policeman to arrest me for not answering you!

Oya, I am a Nigerian! I have relatives in every single part of this country. Hug the nearest transformer, if you do not like the answer!!