₦airaland Forum

LegendHero:
If I am Sanwo-Olu, I will not even bring in the police or any security personnel.

Let them loot all the shops of these guys forming woke calling themselves celebrities.

My grouse with them is that they trended the fake news and did not re-post the fact checked true news.

Now this is the result of their action. Protesters and thugs are now going gaga raiding the houses and businesses of people.

When it happened to Oba of Lagos, Tinubu, and SanwoOlu mother, they cheered the protesters. Now let us all cheer them while they loot the whole Lagos.

Again if I am Sanwo-Olu, I will NOT do anything!!!

RedPanthar:
Stop being insensitive and promoting a false narrative. You claim to be educated. Christ

People just died. Show some humanity and quit the crap

omohayek:
Look at a Jew voting for Hitler and boasting about it! Worship the orangutan conman as fervently as you please: your ignoramus of a tin-god will never see you as anything more than a ni**er from a shithole country.

AniOmaa:
LMAOO created a thread to discuss the thriving agro industry in Anambra, afonja rushed and created one too for Ogun state. Walahi una inferiority complex and "measure up to Igbos at all cost" complex no be for here, e no get part 2

obaaderemi:
You are right. Awo made a lot of mistakes and the biggest of them all was seeking alliance- not only with igbos but also northerners. The best thing to do now is for yorubas to look inward and believe we've got what it takes to make our land progressive irrespective of what the rest of Nigeria is up to. Seeking alliance with the north is counterproductive as history has shown over and over.

GTkester:
Another foolish lie.

I'm not angry with Nigeria. I'm only angry that we were lumped with you good for nothing people.

GTkester:
But on a more serious note, taking a second look at this list and reminiscing on the history of Nigeria made me sad for some few moments.

To be honest, the afonjazees have messed up Nigeria. So when it comes to hardwork, diligence, knowledge and almost every other important positive HDIs' the Igbos and Yorubas are almost always on the top. But instead of the yorubas to merge together and develop a unified vision or mission with the Igbos in Nigeria, they chose to sabotage the Igbos and at the same time play a second fiddle to the fulanis whom they are in every way better than.

What yorubas Muslims have done to the great Yoruba nation is honestly unpardonable!!

SLAP44:
Chinese people competing with Igbos on home territory?
Let's see how it goes.

dirtydiva:
Out of 179 traditional rurals in all the communities in anambra only 12 greedily went to Abuja with you to see chief of staff to Mr. President not even Buhari himself now see the level to turn them into, beggers of cars and money while dey can't administer again as Igwe till further notice. Rogue Igwe

goshee:
and you will continue playing ZOMBIE around as usual

Abohboy:
Jara stores is set to replace shoprite as, the owner has been named as the top investor to buy shoprites majority stocks in Nigeria. The owner of jara stores is tony amusan, who owns malls in Kwara, ota, Lagos and Enugu where shoprites are located. Jara stores claims to be the first 100% Nigerian owned discount retailer chain, providing quality goods at cheap prices, in bulk and in a clean environment. They currently have two stores one in jara mall in ikeja and another in Benin city. If they take ownership of shoprite they will become the largest retailer chain in Nigeria. Did I mention that most of their products are made in Nigeria, meaning that they will create thousands more jobs in Nigeria and provide the populace with a cheap, reliable and cleaner environment then markets. Here’s an interior view of the store in ikeja, this is what you can expect from it.

https://www.trendtype.com/news/shoprite-exit-nigeria/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rz6L0wCgzxQ

fancyhandsome:
Igbo amaka.

You can't never seen an ugly igbo girl any where on earth.

omohayek:
Amidst all the usual venality and inanity that is Nigerian "politics", a bit of good news from the private sector. Thanks to new peer-to-peer lending companies like FarmCrowdy and Thrive Agric, thousands of Nigerian small farmers are gaining access to funding they've been unable to obtain from Nigeria's banks.

https://www.reuters.tv/v/PPoD/2018/10/21/peer-to-peer-lending-helps-nigerian-farmers

PericomaNwankwo:
There are thousands of Yorubas working in the Cote D'Ivoirien immigration, police and military forces. If you are used to traveling within West Africa, then you'll know this. Igbos were the first to discover these countries, even though Igbos are more in numbers in these countries, the Yorubas blend easily with the Jula people of Abidjan and this have helped them to have a strong foundation in the Ivory Coast.

A Yoruba man helped me get an accommodation after weeks of squatting with some Ozubulu traders that treated me and my brother like strangers, thanks to the Mbaise brother that connected Abdul to us. Thanks to the Igbos in all the junctions of the world, from Aba to YSG park Mazamaza to Cotonou to Lome to Aflao to Accra to Abidjan to Liberia To Sierra Leone even to as far as Mali into Niger and back home to Sokoto Nigeria. Thanks to my Anambra brothers for their hospitality and especially to my Ozubulu brothers.

Udo ga achi!!!!!

Oladeji245:
I am in the minority and in both 2015 and 2019,Apc won Sw by whiskers...not by anything significant despite their massive propaganda....all the margins were eveb cancelled by a single state in SE.
I'm in the minority and apc lost Osun State in the real elections and had to enter in to a last minute deal with omisore and then engage in massive rigging of the rerun.
I'm in the minority and their party lost oyo state..
lol..minority indeed..
more like minority on nairaland

Oladeji245:
I will not like to drag this further again..
u support tinubu,cool
I like so many others do not support him,let us be..its not too much to ask

Oladeji245:
most of yorubas don't have issues with people who support tinubu.. anybody who want to be stuck in tinubu arsehole can continue to do so..its perfectly within their rights which we respect...u rarely see yorubas attacking tinubu supporters online.
but why are these same people always intolerant to other yorubas who do not support or like him and are termed all sort of insultive names when its also within their rights not to support or like him..
u say he is your leader,I said no,he is not..
then u resort to insults..na by force

Jetleeeee:
On this Tinubu issue, I feel like we need to look at things carefully and apply some wisdom. I'm not exactly fond of the man. I don't find him to be ethnically conscious. I don't think God-fathers should exist. I don't see what he has done for Yoruba people. But in a situation where you have all these headies from ogbono land wishing for the man's downfall, I feel like we need to defend him. Ki a ma fi owo wa wo ile. Whether we like it or not, these folks see him as a Yoruba leader. Whatever move Tinubu makes is seen as Yoruba move to them.

They don't care about the Yorubas opposing him. It's why they still blame us for Jona's loss despite giving him a huge chunk of our votes. Ethnicity is a big deal in Nigeria. Every tribe is trying to oust the other. Alot of Yorubas are just too naive and short-sighted to see it. Tinubu's downfall would be seen as "Yoruba downfall" politically. And this is what they want. Even if we want to get rid of Tinubu, we need to prop up a Yoruba leader who has our interest at heart first before doing that. We can't afford to put the cart before the horse. If Tinubu falls today, who will fill his shoes? You need a leader in an extremely tribal country like Nigeria. Nigeria isn't a proper democracy