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SadiqBabaSani:Those losers amongst Northerners did more than this before the elections. They still grudgingly collected their wotowoto ![]() |
OkpaNsukkaisBae:Like they breathed in Kenya,Uganda,Bangladesh etc. It is better to jaw jaw than to war war. |
Peterlandil:Means you are going to marry a would later be very fat girl that will not like to wear underwears because of her fatness. |
Christistruth02: ![]() They are always posting fake Statisense AI generated stats but reality shows otherwise. |
I heard that SW has 3 times more professors than SE nah. |
MasterJayJay:You should be bothered about the massive skull mining and killings in Igboland instead. |
lol You are confused,sir. |
Holuwarseun15:It could be a photoshot. |
00FFT00:lol How is it factual? Even on a street of 100 houses,how do you get to know the owners without going to land registry to know who actually owns what. When some poverty stricken Igbos were boasting that they have 65% or so of the companies in Lagos,a thread was created on nairaland here and everybody saw that they didnt even own up to 9% of the firms in Lagos,Yoruba people own most of the firms followed by foreigners. This is the thread.... https://www.nairaland.com/3918290/yorubas-most-industriousrichest-educated-tribe If just saying that you buy up a place with grave delusion make you sleep and forget the increased hunger and poverty in the SE,you are welcome to dreamland. Even for the few lands that were leased or sold to some Igbos,they are not theirs because Yorubas can revoke them anytime. You can only own land in Igboland and nurture the one in Yorubaland until the Yorubas deem it fit to take the land back. |
lol Poverty stricken Igbos always claiming wealth that they and their ancestors were lazy to acquire. They have bought up everywhere with their stinking mouths yet there is increased hunger in Igboland. |
Bitter Grieving Obi ![]() |
mrvitalis:You are the one ranting nah. He is still trying but just a sprinkle of more Igbos whom he fears might sabotage his govt. They are even trying to do that verbally (nobody knows what they are doing underneath) only that God is grester than them |
Enyimbafc:In SW or Lagos? Even in Ibadan,we have more Hausa in the markets than Igbos. Yorubas control all SW states while Lagos is shared because of the millions of Igbos in Lagos. They are majorly petty traders clustered together. Yorubas dominate Lagos Island markets,Pelewura,Owode onirin,Epe,Orile etc. In Nigeria,Yorubas dominate building materials' markets,Jewelleries,Baby care,New expensive wears/clothes,New and tokunbo rides,plastic market,petroleum markets especially petrol stations etc. |
mrvitalis:What is your point. Everybody is represented. |
mrvitalis:I still want you to do that, please do and you will see that we have more Hausa fulani than Yoruba. As much as I want him to appoint more and more Igbos,Yorubas should be more than any tribe because if he succeeds or otherwise (God forbid),you will call out Yoruba people. The truth is he is going to succeed. He will be the best President of Nigeria ever. |
mrvitalis:Please do that and you will see that we have more Hausa fulani than Yoruba. As much as I want him to appoint more and more Igbos,Yorubas should be more than any tribe because if he succeeds or otherwise (God forbid),you will call out Yoruba people. The truth is he is going to succeed. He will be the best President of Nigeria ever. |
mrvitalis:What I dont understand is this... would you rather see Tinubu leave the people that were there before he became president there or pick people from their zones to replace them or even put SE people whom everybody knows didnt vote for him? If I were Igbo or Hausa,I will still put Yorubas in strategic posts.They are the best administrators. |
mrvitalis:Premium times are a little dull if they are counting assistants,special assistants and the likes as real appointments. Let them post the numerous DGs,NNPC appointees,the MDAs etc not foolish assidtants. |
Achebe was just a story teller and a good one at that. Soyinka is more of a genius. This is Soyinka's showcase: Plays Keffi's Birthday Treat (1954) The Invention (1957) The Swamp Dwellers (1958) A Quality of Violence (1959)[134] The Lion and the Jewel (1959) The Trials of Brother Jero (1960) A Dance of the Forests (1960) My Father's Burden (1960) The Strong Breed (1964) Before the Blackout (1964) Kongi's Harvest (1964) The Road (1965) Madmen and Specialists (1970) The Bacchae of Euripides (1973) Camwood on the Leaves (1973) Jero's Metamorphosis (1973) Death and the King's Horseman (1975) Opera Wonyosi (1977) Requiem for a Futurologist (1983) A Play of Giants (1984) Childe Internationale (1987)[135][136] From Zia with Love (1992) The Detainee (radio play) A Scourge of Hyacinths (radio play) The Beatification of the Area Boy (1996) Document of Identity (radio play, 1999) King Baabu (2001) Etiki Revu Wetin Alapata Apata (2011) "Thus Spake Orunmila" (in Sixty-Six Books (2011) Novels The Interpreters (1965) Season of Anomy (1973) Chronicles from the Land of the Happiest People on Earth (Bookcraft, Nigeria; Bloomsbury, UK; Pantheon, US, 2021)[138][139] Harmattan Haze on an African Spring Short stories A Tale of Two (1958) Egbe's Sworn Enemy (1960) Madame Etienne's Establishment (1960) Memoirs The Man Died: Prison Notes (1972) Aké: The Years of Childhood (1981) Ibadan: The Penkelemes Years: a memoir 1945–1965 (1989) Ìsarà: A Voyage around Essay (1989) You Must Set Forth at Dawn (2006) Climate of Fear (Literature) (2005) Poetry collections Telephone Conversation (1963) (appeared in Modern Poetry in Africa) Idanre and other poems (1967) A Big Airplane Crashed into The Earth (original title Poems from Prison) (1969) A Shuttle in the Crypt (1971) Ogun Abibiman (1976) Mandela's Earth and other poems (1988) Early Poems (1997) Samarkand and Other Markets I Have Known (2002) Essays "Towards a True Theater" (1962) Culture in Transition (1963) Neo-Tarzanism: The Poetics of Pseudo-Transition A Voice That Would Not Be Silenced Art, Dialogue, and Outrage: Essays on Literature and Culture (1988) From Drama and the African World View (1976) Myth, Literature, and the African World (1976) The Blackman and the Veil (1990)[141] The Credo of Being and Nothingness (1991) The Burden of Memory – The Muse of Forgiveness (1999) A Climate of Fear (the BBC Reith Lectures 2004, audio and transcripts) New Imperialism (2009) Of Africa (2012)[143] Beyond Aesthetics: Use, Abuse, and Dissonance in African Art Traditions (2019) Films Kongi's Harvest Culture in Transition Blues for a Prodigal Translations The Forest of a Thousand Demons: A Hunter's Saga (1968; a translation of D. O. Fagunwa's Ògbójú Ọdẹ nínú Igbó Irúnmalẹ̀) In the Forest of Olodumare (2010; a translation of D. O. Fagunwa's Igbo Olodumare) |
Bananapill:Nobel laureate is all about class not only story telling. One of the things that killed Achebe was not winning the Nobel. It is the dream of all writers but unfortunately,only the best wins it while the rest rant. |
lol I remember when our Igbo brohers were fighting for Achebe to be given the Nobel laurel post humously ![]() It is never done,they dont give after death and it is not given for being a best seller either. James Hadley Chase had 90 titles and 50 were best sellers but he never won the Nobel prize,so also were others. It is for classical writers not everyday story teller. Truthfully,Chinua Achebe must be honoured by Tinubu. He deserves being honoured.He was a great writer. |
You just sha like to rant. Wetini |
The largest market in Africa is Lagos island market which comprise of Balogun,Idumota,Isalegangan etc. The population and the amount of goods and .services there triple that of Onitsha main market. |
Gajagojo:This is the evidence. Stop the lies.
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Gajagojo:lol Everybody knows that it is the.other way round. No Lagos,No SE. According to statisrics of importation,what goes to SE is not up to 20%. I dont know where that guy saw 70%. Maybe from a clown. |
OfoIgbo:I am sorry but this is a big lie. No statistics support this. All this Onitsha is the biggest market is written by Igbo blogs and taken to some other sites for popularity. No authentic proof that supports this. These are the most imported goods into Nigeria down below... Tell me how SE will take these to the SE when SW especially Lagos has the biggest markets for them. According to stats every year,all cargoes going to the SE cannot even be up to 30%. The stats below supports this. SW has the most imports and they have the purchasing power due to their population.
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obonujoker:What I mean is that it is been done by Ogbara not Moyo. I maybe wrong sha but that is what I heard. |
Lanrelagboi:I am around Ogudu and the pics you are posting are ongoing road projects at Roju street,Ojota.Most streets connect to this Roju road. You are posting these as projects being handled by Moyo,but some people are saying that these projects are facilitated by Ogbara. Which one is true? |
Apt and merited. Yorubas got the steeze even abroad. |
001Lagos:And you believe the dullard making that statement? Then you must be a dullard too. |
Goodday90:I dont believe this because Yorubas have the longest existing businesses in Nigeria and abroad. |
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