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tomju:Na so e pain una reach? Better grow some thick skin buddy. Akwa Ibom might seem like heaven to you but not to pesin like me. You can't gag me from speaking my mind just because it does not agree with your narrative. Una no reach. Bounce joor. |
whyteteeth:Whatever. Call me a hater or whatever you like, that's your business. I have given my candid assessment of Uyo. You don't have to like it. |
KingRabota:You don vex run? But 'as the ibo man wey you be' (to quote your earlier comment), you had no problem running down Lagos as a 'ghetto' among other expletives (as has become the past-time of you and your tribesmen), while carrying Uyo (that you're not even from) matter on your head like gala. Now you say the thread is 'somehow' and pick race simply because I contradicted your depiction of the subject matter. You people will never change. E dey your body. |
KingRabota:Yinmu. Abegi relax with the hype. While you are entitled to your opinion, my experience starkly contradicts yours. In my honest assessment of Uyo, I would describe it as a big village compared to even mid-level towns and cities in Nigeria, not to talk of major cities. Yes it is clean quite alright but it's sparsely populated and looks more like a big village in its layout and development (very unplanned and haphazard layout). Development goes beyond bridges and flyovers, I'm sorry to say. I was very disappointed during a very recent pre-Covid19 visit to the state. The drive from the airport to the heart of Uyo Town was very telling - - well paved roads with empty swats of land with poorly built houses all over the place. I was like wtf?? In spite of the flyovers and bridges there was little else on ground to support that the state is developed, and I am being brutally frank here coz I was actually expecting to be wowed based on prior commentaries I had heard that were similar to yours about Uyo. Compare Uyo to neighbouring PH that doesn't have as many relatively new bridges and flyover infrastructures, and you will understand what I mean when I call the town a big village - - too slow and uneventful for a state capital. I doubt the state's entire population will be more than 4-million, from what I experienced throughout my short stay in the town. The state government needs to urgently work on/concentrate more on its human capital development because I wasn't impressed with what I met on ground one bit, to put it mildly, considering all the 'oyel money' at its disposal. |
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Jetleeeee:The thing is that the likes of Zubby are not only exposing their clear ignorance in full glare but also revealing to everyone that the typical igbo man will not hesitate to resort to blackmail and tribalism in the event that he cannot compete or get ahead of others, especially when he doesn't deserve it. When igbo marketers were in control of the distribution of Nollywood movies, they could exclusively dictate who appeared in films and which movie did well in the market. But that era is now dead and long gone because other more sophisticated technologies have taken over the levers of distribution. With the proliferation of cinemas and Video-On-Demand (VOD) distribution (a la YouTube, Africa Magic, Netflix, etc), the audiences are now the ones in control of whom and what they want to see. Check the list of the top grossing movies at Nigerian cinemas and you will notice that they are conspicuously absent where the Yorubas are shinning with back-to-back hits ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_highest-grossing_Nigerian_films), not because they are not taking their films to the cinemas but rather because their style of storytelling just aren't doing well there. Consequently, the igboman has found himself in a position that he can no longer control and is therefore frustrated, hence the recent outbursts from the likes of Zubby. The same applies to the music industry. And na that frustration go kill them because nobody will shift for them in today's market. They must be ready to compete like everybody else.
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Anambralstson:Guy, I hope this will be the last time I will ever have to engage you on this forum. Anyone that has been on Nairaland long enough knows my history of refuting your crap. But I've had to stop that nonsense coz it's pointless. It's no secret that you're getting paid by your state governor to not only prop-up your state on social media, but it doesn't end there, part of your job-description is to also engage in trash-talking/disparaging and attempting to de-market SW states while you're at it. But after taking stock of your activities in this regard after all these years, nna, wetin you don gain? You are still in the same position, you haven't moved beyond going round Anambra and snapping the private homes of individuals without their consent, combing the internet and social media while hunting for 'brown-roof' images of ibadan and the rest of the SW, and then spending an inordinate amount of time on Nairaland posting pictures up and down. Like seriously dude, you're a grown a$$ married man, have a little bit of ambition in life if not for anything, atleast for the sake of your young family. Just last year alone I developed 2 of my very own properties at choice estates in Ibadan (two more are scheduled to be completed by third quarter of this year) and one at Ajah Lagos, all within the space of one year dude, real talk. Now peep this. I'm not saying this to brag, but to inspire you and let you know that you can also achieve all of that if not more, but to get there you've gotta want more outta life than this tired old crap you spend your entire time doing on here, like seriously dude. The owners of those houses you keep snapping up and down don't have two heads bro. Try and be more productive with your time coz you're not getting any younger. So far, all your efforts have yet to translate into Anambra becoming better than Ibadan. Your efforts haven't stopped your brothers from trooping to Yorubaland for economic sustenance. And last I checked, Ogun IGR alone still outperforms the entire SE states put together. So my guy, wetin you gain? Please grow up and consider better and more productive ways of spending your time coz you're not getting any younger. Nna, na advice I dey advice you.
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Iamgrey5:I think even Oyo residents are unaware of and underestimate the depth of the state's urban landscape. I have business interests at Oyo Town (comprising Oyo East, Oyo West, Afijio, and Atiba LGAs) and a house at an upscale part of the town known as 'Oyo London', which should be almost as big as Magodo phase 2, drone/aerial shots would attest to it. And the quality of houses in Oyo London beats anything these chestbeaters keep regurgitating on this forum, and are comparable to Lekki Phase 1 and Magodo 2 standard homes. Fortunately for them I have since dropped my dick-measuring garb ever since I realized that shyt's pointless really. Else I would have gone on a picture snapping spree just to prove a silly point. Now, having said that, Ogbomosho, which should also have no less than a million inhabitants, is relatively more modern/developed than Oyo town. Then there're Saki West and Iseyin which also have their fair shares of modernity.As per industrialisation, I think from what I've seen posted on here, the overall industrial strength of Oyo state beats Anambra's hands down. I was recently at Flour Mills of Nigeria/Premier Feeds Ibadan grounds and Amo Byng located at Aawe, and I just shook my head at the massive scale of their infrastructure and operations. Many more other industries dot the massive Oyo landscape but you don't see Yorubas coming here to splatter pictures of them all over Nairaland the way some insecure people are known to do. |
Osinbajo would be more sellable than Fayemi, IMO. If Tinubu's political machinery and network backs Osinbajo, Fayemi can't smell it. He lacks the clout. |
This is a welcome development. Igbo muslims are increasing in number by the day in AlaIgbo. Currently, they constitute 32.541% of Enugu state population, 48.490% of Ebonyi, 30.411% of Imo, 23.768% of Anambra, and 28.094% of Abia. Muhammed is the 3rd most popular and preferred name for igbo newborns. Congratulations to igbo Muslims. ![]()
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Tems (Temilade Openiyi) is the future. Her 'Try Me' is eternal. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVEp-P2-rqY |
He probably meant to say they are desperate for white immigrants/Caucasians. ![]() |
Smh. See eh, without mincing words, Buhari is a monumental failure for this level of insecurity to be holding his own home state by the scrotum. As a matter of fact, at this rate the entire North (including Abuja) may be run-over by bandits/terrorists/kidnappers if the current madness taking shape in those parts isn't nipped in the bud forthwith. Yet that terrorism-promoting organization that calls itself Miyetti Allah are faulting SW states for seizing the initiative in creating Amotekun?? Any southerner that is intent on visiting any part of the North should dare not travel by road, if such a person values his life. |
Smh. Zero maintenance culture in this country. See how the building looks rundown and abandoned. |
Chicken change. Just one Anambla billionaire will pay the fine.
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Smh. How come these loafers never see any decent/developed country to migrate to, except worse off countries like Togo and Burundi If una like move to Iran or Afghanistan, nobody bloody cares. ![]() |
Bayelsa get wahala sha.
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fairfora:Bro, this matter has long since been settled. A very detailed and informative thread was opened on this forum about this subject a few years back, showcasing Yoruba entrepreneurs in Nigeria for the record and for posterity. The Igbos also opened theirs. Needless to say that they struggled to mention up to half of the number of entrepreneurs the Yorubas can boast of, from their end in spite of all their noise. That is why I am wondering why you are indulging that fellow. In case you missed that eye-opening thread, here is the link to it: https://www.nairaland.com/3918290/yorubas-most-industriousrichest-educated-tribe And here's the igbo version: https://www.nairaland.com/3926379/igbos-most-industrious-innovative-richest Now compare and contrast the quality of entrepreneurs from both ethnicities and you will agree with me that it's not even worth the debate. |
fairfora:Why are you wasting your time with that fellow? It is not today that he and his ilk have been making such wild claims. In fact, not only do igbos 'own 95%' of Lagos economy. They also own 93.665% of S.A economy, 94.3246% of Thailand economy, 96.591% of Indian economy, 94.8895% of Ghanaian economy, and 91.7356% of Indonesian economy.
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Lol. Indeed. Na Kanu be una 'chi'.
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Great. I hope with this move the conspiracy theorists that claim the yoruba are using Lagos ports to drive them from their region will now shut their mouths. This development is way overdue abeg. Lagos needs to be decongested, and that includes its ports.
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It's about time that Mumuric mouthpiece got called out over his incessant foolishness. I am glad it's his fellow muslims that are calling him out sef. Religion has turned him to a first class mumu. Very useless somebody. |
slowice:Poppycock. If Yorubas don't 'chestbeat' about Lagos abeg pray tell who else would? It's like asking igbos not to cheatbeat about a positive progress report about SE cities. Igbos on this forum have demonstrated times without number that they are unabashed enemies of Lagos who prefer to only highlight, amplify, exaggerate and even celebrate negative news/reports concerning the state. So much so that they even label her 'slum city' and openly wish her ill. Come rain or shine, Yorubas will always be the major stakeholders of Lagos and make no apologies about their uncompromising love for the state. Whenever news about the state is negative igbos hypocritically absolve, dissociate and extricate themselves from anything that has to do with Lagos. But in a circumstance such as this one where the news in positive, they still find a way to give the news a negative spin, yet still turn around and abuse Yorubas who choose to celebrate her. You people are need to get a life. |
He tweeted about it back then as well.
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omohayek:Trump is one sick guy. Back in 2011 he accused Obama of intending to start a war with Iran in order to increase his chances of reelection. And here he is doing just that! Americans Don enter one chance.
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Buhari is just embarrassing himself on the world stage with his administration's handling of this Sowore matter. Sowore can't do any worse than the likes of Nnmadi Kanu have already done so why are they keeping the fellow in spite of court orders? This is so unnecessary. The FG is just generating unnecessary negative publicity to itself with this foolishness. |
Awol1:In as much as I support the call for Sowore's release based on the extant court orders to that effect, you guys (I mean you ipobs) need to stop this attempt to give Sowore's struggle a Yoruba character when in fact it's not. Besides, even Sowore himself is on record for denying being of Yoruba ethnicity so you people should stop this foolishness henceforth. Thanks.
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NwaAmaikpe:This your crass tribalism will get you nowhere. Didn't Otedola help Christian Chukwu? Abeg what happened to all the plenty 'igbo billionaires' you lots are always chest beating about? Must Otedola always be the one to come to the aid of ailing actors? |
Kanade21:Na so. Linda na hustler but no be from blogging she see 500-mill take buy house for Banana Island and maintain her kind of lifestyle. There was a time she had issues with Lagos tax folks and she even denied owning her Banana Island home, so go figure. No be from blogging Linda hit am big. #Fact. No be blogging dey sustain am. That's just the truth. Though I understand her fans would rather believe such fairy tale narrative to stay motivated. I have a close Efcc friend (an Ogbomosho-born 'strong' guy) who was amongst the guys that busted Mompha, and he made me understand that the charms they found on him were more than what was recovered from his Eko Atlantic-resident Lebanese associate; that they literally saw hell before they could apprehend Mompha. My point is, a lot of these people are not doing normal hustle. Forget. Some even use jazz. Sometime ago (I think it was last year), a popular Yoruba actress (Lola Marga.ret) was arrested, convicted and deported from the U.S based on fraud charges (she was using an account that one of her 'clients' opened for her while on vacation, to cash dud checks, until her luck ran out) . She's just one of the unlucky few. The 'smart' ones don't attempt such 'runs' in the U.S. though. Things dey happen. |
You can't gag me from speaking my mind just because it does not agree with your narrative. Una no reach. Bounce joor.

If una like move to Iran or Afghanistan, nobody bloody cares. 
Till today none of the others can match her flows.