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imhotep:
where are the sai babarians: omenkalives sarrki alariiwo strikethem yarimo Reelectbuhar resurgentxtian4 LaudableXX GoroTango

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imhotep:
the 1mbeciles refused to listen to their elders
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Strikethem:
I didn't see you on the thread where one of your billionaire sisters used her daughter for collateral for 100 naira debt. Why did you avoid the thread

LiberaDeus:
You still cant get the meaning of the opening question. No one argues that yorubas are indigenous to lagos, same with Ilorin and Ado Ekiti. Why dont these places have the same population as lagos. You yorubas migrated in droves in the 60s down to the present time to lagos to join other indigenous yorubas in lagos. So please tell me why the migration occurred, is it because you guys just wanted to be at the coast line or just felt like migrating?
You migrated because of opportunities created by the former FCT, why are you surprised that others joined you? In Abuja here, there are hundreds of thousands if not millions of yorubas here, why did they migrate here, why arent they in Kebbi state?

Cant you see that migratory patterns can be defined by the amount of federal investment in a place, i can bet you that if lagos was never the federal capital and it was always abuja or somewhere else that you yorubas would still flock there in droves.

Why arent you in your LGA, why dont you reside there?so millions of you can seek greener pasture in a federal capital and you think others shouldnt follow suit. Because lagos is in the SW, you guys now want to make it look like you have everything you always needed at home and you are so affluent that you dont need migration, if that is the case why didnt you stay back in your state and LGA?

I know you might be the typical yoruba that has never travelled out of the SW, so let me explain some facts for you
Yorubas are numerous in Abuja
Yorubas are numerous in Kaduna
Yorubas are numerous in Akwa Ibom
Yorubas are numerous in Warri
Yorubas are also in Benin
Yorubas are also in Kano
Yorubas drive taxis across the federation, also engage in crafts like automobile repairs and welding etc

If yorubas can do all the aforementioned across the federation, how much more igbos who have these skills and are also blessed with a business acumen and a culture that passes it down from generation to generation. I can confidently tell you that yorubas are in every state of the federation and igbos have a greater reason to be in those states and to have greater numbers because businesses by their nature involve expansion to new boundaries.

As you talked about buying and selling, i laughed because Igbos are into all sorts of businesses. The indigenous manufacturers of aba never ever have to step out of their boundaries, people patronize them by going there. The manufacturers of nnewi never have to step out of their boundaries, Innoson started in nnewi and his manufacturing plant is till cited there, same with Ibeto and other nnewi manufacturers.

Tell me the form of business we aint into; real estate, manufacturing, retail, importation, ICT, services etc. Just think of one industry that igbos dont have representatives in
And even your logic of innovation from one place will still involve expansion, am in the ICT industry and i know what am saying.

If you use Mark Zuckerberg as an example, i will ask you sth, doesnt facebook have an international presence? are there no facebook offices and datacenters in europe?
Doesnt microsoft have an international presence like facebook and even google and every major tech giant. Why dont you tell Uber to stay in germany and not expand to africa since germany should have everything. Am sure with your own logic, Uber left germany because germany is not viable. You cant see how foolish and contradictory that is, you cant just accept the fact that once a market has been conquered that the next thing is to find others.

How dare you now tell your fellow country man not to move about in his own country when yorubas are everywhere doing petty trade and crafts then igbos shouldnt carry their businesses and crafts elsewhere.

As for you claims about Lokoja and calabar, Lagos enjoyed more investments than those places, and those places were capitals of either Northern or southern nigeria protectorate. Lagos was nigerias first capital and nigeria as a united entity generated more revenue than the 2 protectorates combined.

Your question about my people leaving that region is pointless.
I have explained the concepts of market saturation and you dont still grasp it. I can tell you that there is prosperity in the SE but that can never be enough for the teeming number of youths and their ambitions. The people in the SE will not and have never been satisfied with just being salary earners and menial workers(not that we dont have those).

Thats why a crisis of non salary payment from SE state govs do not cripple our economy. Osun states crisis sent most people back to the farm, i can personally tell you that the lack of salary payment in kwara has turned the economic outlook there very sour.

Seasterners will never put themselves in that position. Every wise nigerian youth should know that entreprenurship is the key out of poverty, we understand that and we exploit that fact to our advantage thats why we spread and thats why newcomers into eastern markets are encouraged to look for less saturated markets outside the east and even the country. This fact doesnt mean that there isnt prosperity in the SE, it actually means the opposite.

imhotep:
Please did he remember to blame GEJ
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imhotep:
Sagay is a big time APCheat legal dvllard who has nothing valuable to say.

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majella4:
A man took to Facebook to share photos of what he did to two men who have been stealing bananas in his farm.According to him,his bananas have been missing for long until he caught the two thieves.He flogged them merciless.

See photos below


Source: http://usascholarshipfree..com.ng/2018/03/banana-thieves-caught-and-flogged.html?m=1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MveUTDjfXpA

BafanaBafana:
That's bad.
Why is it that igbo boys love cultism so much. You meet any of them, it's either he belongs or he is a wannabe.

imhotep:
Afonja want to sell their land and still own it

Purehuman:
So in your own wack theory, the police action wasn't a call for war but to pamper the igbos? This guy is really high seriously.

The Chinese that you find in all states in the federation, you mean those states are more economically viable than China? The igbos are only capitalising on the opportunity they find everywhere. In fact you will be amazed at the number of igbos you find Benue state and other states in the country. It's not the matter of Lagos, if you find an opportunity in Lagos, you go to Lagos and if you find in Kano, you go to Kano.

You cannot say people leave the east because there is no opportunity in the east. There are still people making money in the east everyday. So your postulation doesn't count at all.

imhotep:
I am from Oshogbo, near Ijebu Ode
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OnyeOGA:
no na from Lagoon. lzaa

imhotep:
African mumuism has assumed gigantic proportions. Just take a look at APC.
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ibotic:
Imhotep is an afonja.....pretending to be Igbo unlike some those of us who are pure igbos...

imhotep:
The same Lagos that was bought with 20 pounds
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Cooly100:
You don't need all that...the below is sufficient....

According to UNICEF, statistics showed that 37 per cent of children representing over six million are malnourished.
She disclosed that the 17.2 million figure represents 43.6 per cent of an estimated 40 million Nigerian children under the age of five years, adding that 19.4 per cent children in the South-west are stunted resulting from malnourishment.
“This is worse than the South-east and South-south but better than the North. And we must do more as agenda setters to keep this issue on national discourse and help reverse the ugly trend,” she said.

http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2018/02/27/17-2m-nigerian-children-suffer-from-stunted-growth-unicef-says/

deomelo:
Another ipob inferiority complex and victim mentality thread.


I guess states like Lagos, Ogun and Ondo joyous and celebrating because they don't have IDP despite military operations.



Funny people.

Explorers:
Zoo staff used the groundbreaking technology after noting she had swelling on her face and there was concern that it might be an early indication of infection.

The swollen area noted by the animal care team was confirmed by the veterinary team to be glandular tissue.


'Hanna will be on antibiotics for two weeks to clear the infection.'


The zoo is one of just six in the U.S. with computerised axial tomography (CAT)technology on site.

They say the CAT scanner will allow vets to understand the interior of any animal including animal with a hard exterior like a shell.

Shayetet13:
I set out with a team of researchers to check for Nutritional deficiencies in selected IDPs. We didn't initially plan to go outside the south east, but we couldn't find any IDP in the south east, not even one! We specifically toured the whole of Enugu and Abia. Enugu because of the recent herdsmen issue and Abia because of the concentration of Military offensives there. We visited Ebonyi, Anambra and Imo too. Despite the recent military human right abuses and genocidal moves where many blossoming young men and women were killed in cold blood, houses destroyed and businesses closed for weeks, there was no sign of an internally displaced camps anywhere in the south east. This is not something that happens often in Nigeria... From the north to the west and some part of south south, there are traces of IDPs but not in the south east. We were now forced to take our study location else where and I will not mention names to avoid nairaland tribal war. But, how the southeast continues to live above calamities and adversities everytime as though nothing happened, should be made a model for the development of Nigeria, Africa and Parts of Asia.

IgboticGirl:
i dont care about haters anymore

imhotep:
Alariiwo and other suffersticated afonjas are presently planning how to exile themselves to the Libyan desert.

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IgboticGirl:
The Foreign Office has appointed its first black female career diplomat as a high commissioner as it steps up efforts to change the overwhelmingly white, male face of the diplomatic service.

Chigozirije NneNne Iwuji-Eme, who has spent 16 years in the Foreign Office, will take up her role as British high commissioner to Mozambique in July, taking over from Joanna Kuenssberg.

Iwuji-Eme said it was “an honour and a privilege” to be appointed to the role and that she hoped she would inspire others to pursue their ambitions.

“I hope my appointment as the first British black female career diplomat to this position will inspire young talent, regardless of race or background, to pursue their ambitions in the Foreign Office,” she said.

“I look forward to forging even stronger connections between Britain and Mozambique – two close members of the Commonwealth family.”

The foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, said Iwuji-Eme has “vision, experience and energy” for the appointment.

He said: “As the country heads in a new and exciting direction, it’s important that we have the brightest and the best batting for Britain. Our great diversity is an invaluable asset on the global stage, and it’s only right that at all levels [of] the FCO reflects this.

“As a continent with some of the world’s fastest growing economies, Africa is an important partner post-Brexit. NneNne has the vision, experience and energy to take our relationship with Mozambique to the next level, and I congratulate her on her appointment.”

Women now head up 32% of missions, up 200% since 2008, while 13.4% of Foreign Office staff are from ethnic minorities.
London's public workers face 'ethnicity pay gap' of up to 37%
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The Foreign Office said it was making “huge strides” in improving diversity and work had been done to improve career prospects including tailored training and mentoring programmes.

A schools outreach programme aims to highlight the diplomatic service as an attractive career prospect to those who wouldn’t otherwise consider it.

Iwuji-Eme previously worked as an economist in the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs and for Royal Dutch Shell.

Since joining the Foreign Office she has held a range of positions from economic adviser for Africa to chief press officer to the Africa minister. Her most recent posting was to Brazil as first secretary prosperity and acting prosperity consu
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imhotep:
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BeeBeeOoh:
https://www.thecable.ng/congratulate-government-keep-quiet-lai-replies-pdp-release-dapchi-schoolgirls

Johnnyessence:
lol please who's the executive producer and the producer. please list them here. list them according to protocol.

imhotep:
sai boko haram. sai APC.

OnyeOGA:
Lzaa imhotep. If it is true because i didn't watch the Video Just see how this man will deny this in few days to come.

OnyeOGA:
e-war looming lemme pack one side and watch #Following
lzaa imhotep

OnyeOGA:
Lzaa imhotep have you heard of a movie titled Dapchi girls
Please, it's now showing live in the Cinema.

imhotep:
she is from Niger Delta, and there are no Igbos in the Niger Delta
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