₦airaland Forum

Yyeske:
Ndi Omambala are one and same, we could have differences in dialects because of contiguity and even language but we remain same.
We defend our common interest over anything else with no apologies to anybody.
I don't insult Ndi Wawa so channel that to chino but only trying to tell you that Ndi Awka are not a clan of Wawa. We are purely of Nri and Igala stock.
I can still trace my ancestry to both.
That politicians from Ihiala and Orlu decided to do their thing doesn't mean they are speaking for everyone.
Ndi Anambra remain one and same.

akeentech:
Everybody sat at home yesterday being the public holiday. I will only take them serious if they can sit at home for a week.

thesicilian:
What is the end game of this sit-at-home move?

Kokolet11:
chino please does this place belong to wawa and Abakaliki people?

Buffalowings3:
But why have your governors been cosistently against it?
Put your house in order first

Emilokoiyawon:
The truth is there are people in the SE who want Biafra. What is not clear is what percentage of the population this is. Some have said its a tiny minority. Some Ipob members have said its the overwhelming majority. If it is true that the majority of the population of Igbos want Biafra, then let IPOB shows us the proof by running pro-Biafra candidates for governors/Senate/Rep all over the SE. If their claim is true then they would have elected the next generation of leaders who will make the actualization of Biafra a reality. However, if majority of these candidates lose, then it is clear that Biafra is just a twitter/NL/facebook Republic. Nothing more.

aragonchuks:
THE WE ANAMBRA PEOPLE ARE NOT INTERESTED IN BIAFRA RESTORATION WILL SOON ARRIVE FROM OSHOGBO

focus7:
Igbos masters has warned.

Some Igbos youth will still come blame the Yorubas for this, to an igbo man everything that goes wrong with Igbos is caused by Yoruba.

REGENMASTER:
Please can people in this forum make friends and create development oriented discussions instead of quarrelling or insulting one another. I want more pictures of development in Anambra State. Big thank you to those of you who put encouraging pictures of Anambra State here. I love you all.
I hope to visit these places one day.

Yyeske:
Nairalanders can read the defeat in your post, you have not been able to prove anything since yesterday till tomorrow morning.
Bad network is your excuse again? I will personally shame you here. Okwa mu? Just know say you don jam trailer.

Yyeske:
Hmm!
Enough of these clowns already, I fit sleep anytime from now since no response

Yyeske:
Their problem, face yours and let them face theirs.
I bili k'am bili, (live and let live)........ Normal Igbo ideology from our ancestors.

Yyeske:
Story don dey change, your aunt dropped her keys with me kwa? Biko this is becoming childish, I don't indulge in kiddish games.
Aburom onye nke unu biko. Drop the names or I'd never take you serious ever again.
You think you can patronise me? You lie

Yyeske:
St John's street adjacent to St Michael's church street Nkpor

Yyeske:
Aru adikwa onye a?

Xander85:
I don't know what the fuc/k you are but you're not Igbo! The likes of Igbokwe has convinced me that though some scum may have Igbo blood running in their veins, they are so far off being Igbo that they wouldn't bat an eyelid if their entire kinsfolk were annihilated in a nuclear strike! In your case though, i even doubt you're blud, never mind being a two-faced, sell-out house-nigger!

ANSMEDIA:
Both of you should open another thread for your back and forth.

Yyeske:
Continue lying to yourself and not me, where's St John's street adjacent to it.
Google Map is available to everyone, you googled St Michael's Nkpor and you saw a church and you suddenly assumed it's a street. Tell us the name of the street and other streets adjacent to it and you can't.
Continue embarrassing your moniker here, nobody will ever take you serious again, fear Yyeske next time.

Yyeske:
Malawian, where and how is St John's street adjacent to your imaginary old market road Nkpor and now St Michael's street Nkpor.
I need a street for St Anthony of Padua as well.

Yyeske:
Malawian, where and how is St John's street adjacent to your imaginary old market road Nkpor and now St Michael's street Nkpor.
I need a street for St Anthony of Padua as well.

Yyeske:
What is the name of the street and please mark St John's street too.

Yyeske:
Enough entertainment for tonight, you won't kill me with laughter abeg.
OK, old market road Nkpor is now St Michael's church street, you didn't get the name of the saint properly too? Soon you'll tell us it's St Paul church road. Lol.
Nkpor residents we need your help here please. Just tell us that's where you stay and no qualms.
Meanwhile, how is your imaginary old market road, now St Michael's church street Nkpor adjacent to St John's street?

See your life, you talk with full assertion but when asked to be precise, amnesia sets in.

Yyeske:
I was trying to rope you in and you fell for it, ntoorr!
Tell Nairalanders and especially those living in Nkpor where we have a St Michael's church street anywhere, how much more being adjacent to a St John's street?
Waiting...... you must tell Nairalanders tonight where both streets are located in Nkpor and the closeness.
Use your brain next time when dealing with Yyeske.

Yyeske:
Hmmm, ok since they can't help you. Contact daddy Emeka on St John's street, the next street adjacent to St Michael's church street and if he's forgotten, ask mama Chinyaka selling bread along same street and if she doesn't remember me nor my name, ask from mummy kosiso and mummy somadina selling Kai Kai and the rest where you visit frequently, ask their customers too, somebody must know me na.