₦airaland Forum

Ngorbungor:
Oga, I've lived in ibadan, schooled in Ilorin, both primary, secondary and my tertiary education, what you just typed
up there is absolute nonsense and I big lie

Ngorbungor:
That's a fat lie

AdekunleScience:
Shut up you ignorant IBO bigot.
1. The economy of Yorubaland is largely dependent on services and significant manufacturing. Indegenous Yoruba professionals and artisans dominate the service sector while Asians contribute most to the manufacturing sector.
2. The IBOs in Yorubaland are mostly visible in certain aspects of the retail sector.
3. Yorubaland economy is powered by the services and manufacturing sectors as mentioned earlier, not by the retail sector. Hence retailing of foreign goods by IBOs is not indispensable.
4. What exactly are the Hausa-Fulani endowed with?
5. Yorubas are the most productive people in Nigeria by virtue of our large pool of human capital (Professionals and Artisans). IBOs are mostly unskilled retailers, while Hausa-Fulani are mostly menial workers.
6. Any ethnic group that disagrees with the above point should prove their position by fucking off Yorubaland.

KoshCAD:
The fight is Sasha is justified. Deal with it.

Akaegwu:
Any community without igbos must be Evil forest.

Oshigun:
Bruv, forget the long talk and empty threats. We Yorubas are very sure of ourselves and what we mean to this nation called Nigeria that is fast going down the drain thanks to you guys.

Nothing Yorubas have not done to maintain the peace yet it seems that only encourage you people to misbehave arrogantly with more impunity.

Those who say violence is the only thing you respect may be right given how you are all behaving now and forming victim when you were all happy to watch as thousands of southerners were being killed, kidnapped, raped and maimed by your people with many facing finacnial ruins courtesy of devastation caused to their farms and lives by Fulani banditry.

Give Yorubas notice to leave the North and we do same to Northerners here in the SW. Let every side comply. No wahala.

Whether physical fight or socio-economic war, we are ready to fight back after you people pushed us to the wall, and left us no choice, to now be playing victim.

Don't talk anymore. Do your worst. We are waiting and ready for you hypocrites who watched your region become a hotbed of terror and were happy to watch same happen in the South till Yorubas decided that enough is enough. This is a war the North can never win against the Yorubas on any front so bring it on!!!!!!

IbnBattuta1960:
Is there any difference? Hausa ignited the trouble in sasa, Ibadan.
Value the other person for peace to always reign. Say no to violence.
I notice this write up has been trying very hard maybe to change the perception.
You can't have hausa-fulani yesterday and today, you want to change the identity. Hausa-fulani it remains my dear. There is no shame about it.

Saintsquare:
That's a big lie, it was MNK who dragged Yoruba into his struggle with constant attack. That's pure blackmail, do what's best for your region without involving others...simple

mekysmart123:
You are free to hate, but attacking those agitating for independence or self autonomy is senseless, since that is exactly what will get rid of them from your region. This is common sense.

mekysmart123:
I wasn't there when Ojukwu and Awo had their issues. As far as I can remember, Ojukwue is one man that respects Awo, despite been on his opposing side.
Now, I am yet to witnessed Igbos attacking Yorubas for any reason, whether as a result of the war or for whatsoever reason.
Igbos by nature, are more into business, and so spread far and wide, not just in Yoruba land, but other parts of Nigeria and Africa.
Globally, Igbos are also spreading their business acumen. You can testify to that. I don't think holding sway in business can be equated to dominance.
Going further, Kanu may have his way of doing things, which most of us Igbos, don't buy into, and have roundly condemned. Does that call for a hate on an entire group? The recent disfranchisement of some Igbo residents in Lagos, is first of it kind in any democratic settings, as far as I'm concerned. The funny part is that both candidates are all Yorubas, but it was subtly converted to Igbos vs Yoruba.
The End SARs protest was also converted to Igbos destroying Lagos, meanwhile, in reality, Igbo businesses was the most hit, and most looted by hoodlums. When the lists of the vandals became public, the entire lists were all Yorubas. But it was tagged an Igbo attempt to destroy Lagos.

Now, going further, the Biafran agitation was and is exclusively restricted to Igboland and may be parts of South South, based on Kanu's map, which I'm sure you are aware, most Igbos are against. No Yoruba territory is included in that map. None at all. Why do Yorubas form the bulk of opposition to anything Biafra? You mock Biafrans, you threaten them with more death, should they dare secede, etc. yet you don't want them in your region. How confusing can't that be?
I am not new here. I have been monitoring this forum, since 2015, as a guest, but decided to open an account this year. So I have followed up threads, and can accurately predict the direction of a thread, based on the prevailing sentiment on this forum.
I don't support Kanu, but I am deeply convinced that the Nigerian situation generated Kanu, and his like mind. If nothing is done to remedy the country's situation, the worst of his species will definitely spring up. This is just the basic law of cause and effect.
If actually you don't want Igbos in your region, of which I support, because Igbos returning home with their investments will boost the Eastern economy, then quit attacking their aspiration. Whichever way, if the country end up getting restructured, or dividing completely, it makes no sense to keep antagonizing someone who is agitating for himself, which should be none of your business in the first place, and which if achieved will free you from their so called dominance.

Note: I turned down a job in Lagos recently, as a result of the statistics I have gathered here and other forums. I opted to work remotely, which was declined. Most Igbos don't desire to come to South West, and I'm sure the sentiment will be even soon. The hate is not necessary.

mekysmart123:
I keep asking myself why its always the Yorubas attacking and pouring hate on anything that concerns Igbos or South East? This thread, even though I'm not in support of what Kanu is up to, is none of Yoruba's business, why the attack? This is mind boggling.
Can any Yoruba on this forum give us just one reason behind this hate and unwarranted attack?

flokii:
I see Yorubas colonizing the world in no distant time.

Please make Yoruba language compulsory in all schools in South West and WAEC. We must preserve our heritage and identity aggressively.

totit:
Well, you've just reestablished the message I was trying to pass after all.

It's not about Lagos being the former state capital or not for it that's the case Abuja should be by far, economically ahead of Lagos by now.

Osee!!!!