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A proud Igbo man right here.

Big ups @ Deltagiant.

U are definitely killing it.

Big congratulations to you guys.

Keep making us proud. More grease to your already greasy elbows.

Great move, but why not south-east?

Are these killers really fulani HERDSMEN?

Or are they different from the ones is see?, who see nothing more than their cattle. How come they are so armed? Who supplies them these arms? How come they've not been arrested? Moreover these attacks are well-cordinated - according to survivors. Some survivors have also testified that these 'herdsmen' come in military uniforms. So the camouflage is now the dress code for herdsmen? Or am I missing something?

Looks to me like there's just more to these 'fulani herdsmen killikngs'. We're not getting the whole truth.

I think the op is on his own on this one.

Funny people.

Everyday its 'Igbo this' 'Igbo that'.

For Pete's sake!

Hehe ... This mustapha guy is in dire need of a shrink.

God bless the Igbos.

Congratulations, madam.

More feathers to your cap.

That's obviously the right thing to do especially in our present Nigeria.

We need to bring much of our investments home. That way our region will develop and much of the embarrasments and losses we suffer as a result of being on another man's land will be gone.

A na-esi n'uno mara mma puo n'ezi.

May God Almighty continue to bless and protect the Igbos everywhere.

God bless the Igbos.

That pigeon should face the full wrath of the law!

Imagine pigeon drug syndicate

Oh...another Igbo thread. Is there nothing else happening on nairaland?

And this superiority stuff. Wonder where folks get the idea that Igbos feel superior. Loving who u are has never been a crime. We just love being Igbo. I'm so Igbotic its alarming.

I sincerely feel Igbos should contribute less to threads like this. Rant from now till next week - it changes nothing. Our involvement fuels the fire. We should rather focus our energy on ensuring our unity of belief and purpose.

Igbo ga adi.

God bless the Igbos.

Lovesdaisied:
Next Batch: Politics.

It is said that Igbos are horrible at politics and would do well to let other tribes run Nigeria.

But are Igbos cursed or is Nigeria the cause?

Hmmm... Mean question.

Well we are not cursed, not be any means. On the contrary, the reverse is the case. That's why we seem to stand out everywhere we go - and this attracts mixed feelings at best.

A litany of factors and events have made it to seem that we are 'horrible' at politics - particularly after the war.

But all that is changing now, and at a fast pace. Igbos are being uplifted. And we shall surely get there.

May God keep on blessing the Igbos.

By the way, good work @ Op

hakeem4:
It's common sense Yoruba and Igbo have nothing in common

On point.

Just two different peoples that happen to find themselves in the same country. Revisionists had better beware.

I suggest you make Igbo friends wherever you may be. Sincerely ask them to teach you the language. Tell them you are serious. I believe you'll find at least one or two that may help out. My friend in the US actually speaks Igbo to her two boys who were actually born there. What's more? They are learning the language. She even gave them Igbo names.

When in Nigeria, you may wish to visit the east more often. Set apart periods of time when you must hold conversations with your friends in Igbo. With time you go pick up like pick-up van.

Big ups to my Mbaise and Imo brothers.

Igbos have always been blessed and will continue to be, no matter what. It can't be stopped.

We are being lifted into our great destiny at this time. Things may not be particularly rosy right now but we shall get there, sooner than later.

May God's blessings continue to rain down on us.

Good news once again from my blessed state.

Igbo bu ndi Chineke goziri agozi.

Sweet gal. Happy birthday.

asha80:
arguing with a goat is more rewarding that chatting with you

Guy your mouth no be here o!

Ok. Congratulations to my Igbo brother on his appointment. More power to your elbow.

And may God keep on uplifting and restoring the Igbos. Our time is near.

You'd rather burn in hell? ... Ok. Your choice.

Beautiful and strong woman.

This guy gets their faces perfectly. How does he do that? Some folks are gooooood.

Keep up the good work.

Its painful what the Igbos had to suffer during the war and are still suffering many years after the war. The third-class citizen badge which they've refused to wear.

But restoration is coming the way of the Igbos. They are being restored to their destiny. A change which started some years ago is about to reach a whole new level.

I wonder how Nigerians will take an Igbo President. I can't wait.

Nigeria shall yet be great.

Good.

Remind me to laugh next time.

Willie-holic!, abi na workaholic!

Willie is definitely working.

Anambra adigo mma!