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Ekealterego:I'm focused on the bolded. The rest is besides the point. Why is Zik championed by Igbos then? And why is Awolowo despised? If they both had very similar sentiments? |
So let me get this straight. Igbos started this thread agreeing with Zik, saying a united nigeria was fine as long as it was run properly and each had regional control/autonomy. Yet when asked why they disagree with Awolowo when he said the same thing, they then shift to say Igbos hate Awolowo because he orchestrated the food blockade. But when it was stated that Ojukwus forces were stealing the food, they then shift to say they would never steal the food, they merely rejected the food for "fear of their people being poisoned". So then in that case, why again is Awolowo hated then?!? And if you all really agree with Zik on this premise, why exactly are people clamoring for Biafra? If you mention the lack of regional autonomy and oil, then why exactly did you all support Ojukwus war ambitions when regionalism had already existed back then before the war? THIS IS IDIOCY. It reminds of how they argue about building lagos, then when you ask them why they went there in the first place instead of building igboland if Lagos was a dustbin they say it's because it was the FCT, and that all other SW areas are garbage. But when you mention that major Lagos developments happened after the FCT moved to abuja and then ask why they're begining to move to Ogun and Oyo communities in droves as well, they then say proximity to lagos. They can just lie.and lie without making any sense as long as it fulfills a narrative and story they want to portray. They refuse to give credit to Yoruba leadership and economic opportunity they create in their region. I actually love this thread because it proves the underlying nature of the Igbos. They can never stand in truth and honesty, they will perpetrate deception to fulfill their narrative and ambitions even if it goes against logic and truth. And they will lie, cover up, lie and lie and lie and lie over and over and over again. With a dash of "victimization". Many people think the Igbos and Yorubas have more in common than the Fulanis. Don't let religion fool you. There's NOTHING similar btw Yorubas and Igbos. Which is why I wholeheartedly support Oduduwa Nation. Sometimes arguing with both Igbos and Fulanis is an exercise in masochism. |
orisa37:NOT AT ALL |
OdudwaR:He's a saboteur or a traitor. Either way he's not Yoruba. |
OdudwaR:Who deleted it? |
fourboys:Are you typing this from the Fulani colonial settlement Ebonyi? |
Kestolove:uh no. I'm Yoruba and I've since denounced Nigerian wholeheartedly. It's a poisonous contraption that will never amount to anything noteworthy. |
NaijirianKing:Hilarious. Let me tell you something. Yorubas have been here long before Nigeria, and we will be here long after Nigeria. What the hell is a "Nigeria" to the illustrious history of the Yorubas and the Oyo Empire? You want to get squashed like a bug? Try it. You'll be surprised by just how many Yorubas that are in powerful positions around the world spring into action. From the UK, to the U.S. Deputy Secretary of the Treasury, to the African Development Bank Chair, etc. You'll soon realize that the Yorubas have both the pen AND the sword. You really don't want to make an enemy of the Yorubas. It'll be the biggest mistake you can make. |
2elliot:No. We are different people. If we want we can have more intricated bilateral trade. But that should be the extent of any relationship. Less we find ourselves in a similar situation as Nigeria 50 years from now. Let each people go their way and build from the base of a homogeneous language and culture. |
NaijirianKing:You are MAD in the head. Asking for a deathwish with that statement |
We are way past restructuring, and Africa has progressed since the old days when Nigeria had a regional system. ECOWAS is very well integrated. Any advantages of economies of scale can be garnered from that and the AfCFTA. Divide nigeria completely. We don't need a reliance on each other any longer. |
Nigeria is beyond finished. No more Nigeria election in 2023. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbKITB6GxnA |
theTranslator:Don't be uncouth. Insecurity is a problem all regions are dealing with currently. We shouldn't be jubilating but be watching closely and prepare to defend the west as well. If you don't think insecurity can reach the west you're native. |
There's no perfect way out of this current contraption. So I don't blame how they are carrying things out, though it could have been better planned with the people on ground/elected officials. But then again, SE governors are among the least active in terms of tackling insecurity, so I can't blame them when the governors themselves didn't act quickly enough. I'll just say that I refuse to condemn IPOB, as I am a supporter of Oduduwa, and supporting one while denouncing the other isn't possible. In order for Oduduwa to materialize, so must Biafra. However I do know Igbos cant be trusted, the hate they have for Yorubas are way too much. So that's where the agreements end. |
Notice how it's all these Yorubas speaking out against this!!! From the Director of SERAP to this. I don't hear any Igbo governors or community leaders saying anything! Let Igbos tell it they will be hurling curses at Yorubas for whatever reason. It is the right thing to do regardless but unfortunately they forever remain against Yorubas. |
plaindealer:If he was the governor Lagos would be 10X ahead of where it is now, and without all the insecurities. You're the one that should be embarrassed for typing such rubbish |
blamingthedevil:IPOB member?!? Ha! I've heard it all at this point. My guy, I'm Yoruba Nation through and through. I couldn't care less about IPOB. But this development is clearly an issue for the entire south. The entire south should beware. |
FreeIgbos:We've been saying this for the past few months, Sunday Igboho has MASSIVE support and backing. Gabi Adams even had to shift to Yoruba Nation. The Ooni of Ife had hundreds of Yoruba women around the world organized themselves and came at the same time to advocate for Yoruba Nation. No Yoruba should vote for ANYTHING in 2023. Yoruba Nation is upon us. |
MuchAdo:Yorubas need to start chastising all of these politically correct accomodators. They will be the death of the Yoruba race. |
MuchAdo:That's not my point. I said Yoruba over accomodation and political correctness is the issue. What on earth does that have to do with Yorubas elsewhere? Fulanis act crazy in the SW because the average Yoruba is more concerned about being politically correct and accepting, than showing authority. Yorubas in the north behave themselves. Fulanis in the south dont. |
MuchAdo:No. Yoruba political correctness and over accomodation is responsible for this. Let's put the responsibility where it belongs. |
LadySarah:Very good. This should be the norm all across Yorubaland. |
Resurrection212:He's 100% correct, and greater than all of your lineage combined. You must not understand the level of success this man has reached. Go and cry to your mother. |
This country is BEYOND finished. It is OVER. See the actual posts on his account here. He says much more. YORUBA RONU!!! https://twitter.com/BOGbadamosi?s=09
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