BaaleOko: Ibo girls get yam leg but at least na dem fine pass for Nigeria, yoruba girls on the other hand... gbegiri face, dirty body, bad odour...but to their credit dem try for the nyansh department sha
Which ibo girls fine. Bring ten ibo girls wey fine i bring thirty Yoruba fine girls show you....light or dark, redbone or charcoal.....with correct hips, thighs and breasts to kill.
Logobenz0: Come north come see for yourself you dey your village dey type nonsense. Who want reach Yoruba girls for olosho only Edo girls fit stand them you know how many Yoruba girls me and my niggas don lash for North
Even in the heat of bokoharam assaults in Maiduguri when everyone had fled Ibo women were still running brothels and selling pussies. I guarantee you when all women in bokoharam captivity are listed there will be several Ibo virgins that have been trafficked from SE up North to Sambisa.
Wetin Ibo no fit do for money? He even sold his destiny in exchange for Yoruba money.
Abeg let's attend to topic. Lets stand together and speak against brutality on Igbos. I am a passionate pro-Oodua and part of the Oodua creed is to give liberty to the oppressed. This is why our fathers do not turn anyone back when they reach our land for refuge. In olden days when a fleeing slave or criminal enter an Oba's palace he gets immunity. To gain that acccess was not a child's play. In fact doing so was a test of will for the bravest and most daring.
In our own time, and that of our fathers before us, the enormity of anti-Yoruba hatred from Ibo is perplexing. It is an assault and an insult both. It is an assault because it is on record that Ibo worked actively to suppress Yoruba but failed to subordinate us in the early 60s. After their re-integration into Nigeria their renewal and resurgence was empowered by Yoruba. Uptill now, Ibo continues to work for downfall of Yoruba.
They fail to see that their success is tied to Yorubaland and if we fall Ibo will go into ruin.
On our own part, we admit that Nigeria is too powerful. Nigeria runs extreme and in disharmony to our purpose as a people. If Nigeria continues to exercise its extremity on ipob it will compound problem for us in West because Ibos fleeing from heat in SE will just head to Yorubaland and multiply the hatred and sabotage to bring us down. We want to de-escalate that hatred by encouraging their homeland to be habitable for them.
Yoruba girls are the most dignified women in Nigeria. The only Hausa or Igbo that are privileged to marry a Yoruba woman are your chiefs and titled men. Otherwise, they will be given one.
Though I agree with Metaphysical that Igbo should be allowed to go their separate ways, I disagree with Igbo comparison with Boko Haram.
History of Boko Haram started with mayhems on Southerners and destruction of Churches. Their present accomplishment is self-destruct. I do not wish that on Igbo, let them go. Enough of Odi and Zaki Biam.
Yoruba Youths will never give the Igbo the same opportunities, tolerance and accommodation their fathers gave Igbo. Actually, Igbo hate to hear that, until they find their wish in their own Country of Biafra. They are still mad that Azikiwe did not rule the West and want nothing short of Lagos is within reach.
They would rather form a country with Hausa/Fulani than Yoruba. They undertand and accept one anothers' level and position. Not so with Yoruba.
Metaphysical, I agree with you, Let Igbo Go. Rekhina and others can stay as long as they respect Yoruba in their own land.
Rekhina: if he married me ,I will be d man n he will be the woman , that's how we amazons do our thing ! Cos I know he nags a lot like a nasarawa hashima woman , If na money ,money can never be the problem! Hahahahahaha tell him
God hammer ya mouth there! You ugly thing!
Bring that thing here for this christmas season so i can pound it. Ewu like you!
Yeye thing. Beauty with no sense. When are you coming home? You are spending this christmas with me here. Infact, before you board plane send message home let them know you have been kidnapped in Lagos.
coolitempa: I think Metaphysical is in love with this Rekhina…...this is a well known ibo tactic to use their women to confuse our man. See Davido, FFK etc...
My sista, me I no dey for Davido or FFK gang at all.
Transport Minister, Rotimi Amaechi, has said he does not owe anybody apology for citing the Federal University of Transportation in Daura.
Amaechi spoke on Monday in Daura, Katsina State, as President Muhammadu Buhari performed the groundbreaking for the university.
The minister, in his welcome address, said the university was his own “imagination” to ensure the availability of the manpower needed for the sustenance of modern technology, especially in railway transportation.
Amaechi said Daura was suitable for the university, stating that he would not mind being called a sycophant for saying so.
He said, “When we cited the wagon factory at Kajola, there was no noise. If by citing this university in Daura, people will call me a sycophant, I would not mind being called a sycophant.
‘Is Daura not in Nigeria? Daura is not in Chad or in Mali. Daura is in Nigeria. What is wrong in citing the university in Daura?”
The minister said 60 Nigerians were in various universities in China studying railway technology while another 90 would soon join them.
He maintained that the new university would facilitate the manpower development in Nigeria apart from promoting indigenous technology in the country.
In his comment, Buhari said the university would provide the much-needed local manpower that would promote modern technology for the development of railway technology in Nigeria.
He noted that the wagon plant at Kajola, Ogun State and the new university would boost the existing relationship and cooperation between Nigeria and China.
He thanked the Chinese government for the new institution, which he described as a huge project, stressing that the Federal Government appreciated the contributions of China to the economic and industrial development of Nigeria.
The President stressed that the project and other related ones were aimed at promoting indigenous technology in Nigeria, adding that the university would boost both the manpower and economic development in Nigeria.
Governor Aminu Masari of Katsina State, in his address on the occasion, said the state would continue to provide the needed support and assistance for the university.
Today, one cannot find a policeman in uniform in a 100km radius of Chibok. They dare not wear uniform anywhere within 100km of bokoharam circle of influence. The consequences are dire.
The assassination of Mohammed Yussuf has resulted in a wholesale operational strategy and tactics for our security forces. Their brutality and bullying of Yussuf followers was retaliated with a more hellish violence and thirst for blood of uniformed service men.
If the followers of Yussuf had responded timidly as ipob has been doing police would have the upper hand and their bullying of bokoharam would have continued. Bokoharam is the bully today! Police dare not go in their territory to effect arrest of a lawyer, nobody in the arrest team would return alive.
Incrementally, police have perfected their traditional foolishness again and as they did with Yussuf, they are about to repeat with ipob.
Enough of bullying and brutalizing Igbos over their choosen path to destiny.
Many non-Easterner, non-Igbo, people, myself included, are starting to see justification in ipob's new resolve to protect and preserve itself from the persecution and denial of liberty to live.
Enough is enough! No more police brutality on ipob....or Igbos generally!
Fulani herdsmen have destroyed livelihood in Katsina and Sokoto, made Kaduna and Kebbi unsecured and unsafe. These are four states with security problems and Fulani herdsmen are direct cause. What has police done to control them? Can you even go in their enclave to make an arrest? That would be a suicide mission. If herdsmen are untouchable, ipob should be untouchable. They are both under same law and what applies to one should apply to the other.
Dedetwo: He was not the pioneer of Afrobeat or Afrofunk in Nigeria talk less Africa. Fela learnt about Afrobeat or Afrofunk while in USA. He was still a juju artist with Kola Lubitos when the first Nigerians release a song of Afrobeat or Afrofunk genre.
What year was that and who was the first Nigerian to release an Afrobeat album?
I have facts but you are going by hearsays that cannot be substantiated with facts. You keep saying he joined Afrobeat. So tell me, who created Afrobeat?
Dedetwo: Afrobeat or Afrofunk was started in Ghana in 1920. Afrobeat of Afrofunk was introduced in Nigeria by Funkees with song recorded in Ghana in 1970 when Fela was still in USA chasing after a widow's skirt. Fela's first record was even recorded in Congo via Paris, France. Fela made three name changes for his band. From Kola Lubitos to Nigeria-70 and finally Afro-70.
The person that pioneered it in Ghana, dont they have name?
See this picture of Attah and next to him in blue trouser do you see the clothe on that personal slave to the Attah? That slave is wearing isiagu, Ibo dress.
Very meaningful to show the role of Ibo in the Igala palace....a slave to the Igala monarch.
Dedetwo: The bolded is very arguable statement. Fela could have made Afrobeat or Afrofunk popular in Nigeria due to his political activism in the country however the cause of popularity of Afrobeat or Afrofunk was set before arrived on the scene.
Dedetwo: Arrant nonsense. How does a legendary family make one a good musician? Which pioneers of medicine and legal profession in Nigeria are you talking about? The crap about studying music in England is mark of colonial mentality. There were Juju highlife and Afrobeat or Afrofunk musics before Fela arrived on the scene.
In an interviewed choreographed by a UNILAG student Fela himself admitted his going to England to study was a waste where his need for musical expression was concerned.
Ive been looking for this video since last week. Thank God a good samaritan don find am for me.
What do you think now? See as Baba 70 don influence music all over the world. This is Upside Down rendered in Spanish or Portuguese I dont know but im sure my Brazilian brothers sisters can clarify.