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lifeisgood12:So far, Igbos are the fairest. When you come up with a West African ethnic group with lighter skin colouring than Ndigbo, it will be duly noted. White people are fairer than Igbos. It has never bothered Igbos. Yorubas are darker than Igbos. It has never bothered Igbos also |
tamdun:Oo you think you are wise. What about these pics, who is darker?
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lifeisgood12:Then give me the name of any ethnic group in Ghana, Togo or Benin Republic known for being quite fair |
lifeisgood12:Yorubas are not doing badly academically. The yearly JAMB and WAEC records constantly show Yoruba states in the top half of the list along with SS states also. My own state, Anambra is always constantly in the first or second position. It has never gone down to the third position. At least not to my recollection |
lifeisgood12:You and I well know that Igbos are the fairest in the band Igbos are in. Igbos are generally fairer than Edo, Yoruba, Benin Republic, Togolese and Ghanaian ethnic groups |
lifeisgood12:Yearly WAEC results reveal a lot. Northern states aren't exactly blazing an academic trail. In other nations where Fulanis are indigenous,. I'm unaware of their academic exploits in those climes also. But Igbos as a group are highly represented in academic excellence list both here in Nigeria and abroad |
lifeisgood12:So you had to travel all the way to Senegal to find a hazel eyed Fulani. I am sure by the time I travel to Togo, I will also find a hazel eyed Yoruba. But in my own extended family, I have about 6 or 7 hazel eyed people,and they are completely Igbo, with no blood infusion from any fairer tribe for the past traceable 300 years |
lifeisgood12:Buhari is not fairer than Ngige and is not significantly fairer than Onyeama some of his Igbo ministers. And the funny thing is that we see these Igbo ministers as dark in Igboland. Now Berbers also dwell in the Sahel region and are significantly fairer than Fulanis. Fulanis were slaves also, yet the appellation RED was reserved for Igbos. Igbos have always been fair without mixing with a lighter skinned tribe. Fulanis mixed with Arabs and Berbers to achieve their complexion, and yet, it cannot be said that they are lighter than igbos |
Newton85:Thanks for agreeing with the people that described Igbos as Red-Eboes. You see, it doesn't hurt to admit the obvious. Now the major point I wish to make is this. Both dark skin and light skin blacks are equal in the sight of God. No shade is superior or inferior to the other |
So he can institutionalise homosexuality in Nigeria, with his son. |
Newton85:Are Igbos generally fairer than Yorubas, or are Yorubas generally fairer than Igbos? Don't tell me they are generally the same complexion, because they are not. This will help in establishing whether you are proud of your complexion or not. Also Igbos were described as Red-Eboes, before bleaching cream came into use, in African communities. Go figure |
Newton85:Do you know that Obi Cubana is probably the darkest Igbo person that most Igbos will ever know, but I can marshal out a list of Yorubas that are as dark and even darker than him, from the public domain. Check the pictures attached. Take note of the last one that shows Obi Cubana with Igbos surrounding him, and see how his very dark complexion sticks out. He will not stick out, if he took that picture in the midst of Yorubas.
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Newton85:Shagari, Monguno, Ahmadu Bello and the rest are also dark-skinned, yet they are Fulanis. So you conveniently forgot about them. I have seen a huge number of Fulani cattle herders and they are generally darker than Igbos. Their darkness even approaches the Yoruba shade. In fact, I can't even remember seeing any Fulani cattle herder that is lighter than me, and I am not really fair. I have perhaps the same complexion as Peter Obi. You guys never believed Precious Chikwendu was naturally fair-skinned until she started having fair-skinned boys for FFK. There is a reason whites of 1600s and 1700s coined the term Red-Eboe, clearly to denote the fairer skinned Igbos, when compared to the generally very dark-skinned Yorubas and other sub-saharan Africans |
Newton85:And yet, all the Igbos you mentioned are lighter than Tinubu, Fashola, Sanwolu and Ambode |
Newton85:Tinubu is darker than Cubana and yet when Tinubu is in the midst of his fellow Yorubas, his complexion blends with those he is with. But when Cubana is in a group picture with his fellow Igbos, he stands out as darker than the rest. |
Newton85:There are various shades of dark skin. There is no harm in us being proud of our shades of dark skin. Just don't ascribe any other group's shades of dark skin to Ndigbo. Be proud of your charcoal black skin. We are proud of our own shades of black skin. |
Newton85:Igbos are by far, academically more intelligent that Fulanis and Zulus. Igbos are also not darker than the tribes you mentioned. And some Igbos have hazel eyes. Fulanis and Zulus don't normally have hazel eyes, unless they are faking it with contact lenses. |
ariketalks:You are only showing pictures taken in the 1960s. I need pictures taken in the late 1800s and early 1900 (not later than 1910s) I can even guarantee that those fair ladies there are not completely Yoruba. They are either mixed with Europeans or Igbos. Tomorrow, you start to tell us that FFK's sons have typical Yoruba complexion. |
rosinkkit:It doesn't make us better, which is why we don't understand the source of your jealousy for Igbo fair skin. This is in spite of the fact that Yorubas are reputed to use most of the bleaching products in Nigeria |
Monogamy:The painment is real ![]() |
9jakool:All the people in those pics are lighter than Tinubu and Obasanjo. Some might even be as fair as Maduka, but the ancient black and white camera used in covering them is not showing it. Anyway, the white people that saw these Igbos in real life commented that they were generally much lighter than the other Africans. Real life observation is more reliable than pictures from archaic black and white cameras |
Zooposki:Oyibos noted the fact that Igbos were lighter than Yorubas and other Africans. It is difficult to determine the complexion of someone from those ancient black and white cameras, but one obvious fact is that they are all much fairer than their hair |
slimghost:As I have said for quite a while now. Quite a number of years in fact. People like Nnamdi Kanu or Simon Ekpa should not be the overall leaders of the Biafran effort. They are super inferior for that role. It is like making Okoko Ndem the leader of Biafra simply because his voice is the one heard on Radio Biafra, and totally ignoring people like Ojukwu, Efiong, Michael Okpara who were seasoned military experts and politicians. The structure of IPOB was superb at inception when people like Col. Joe Achuzie, Dr Dozie Ikedife and Eze Ozobu led the council of elders. These elders were accomplished politicians and Ohanaeze Ndigbo leaders, with vast international and national networks that they could so easily call upon. Unfortunately, idiots and touts joined Nnamdi Kanu in relegating this IPOB leadership because his voice was the one people heard on radio. Today, we are left with half-baked touts leaving outside Nigeria, coming up with one strange directive to another, messing up the BIafran struggle, and unnecessarily punishing hapless Biafrans struggling to make a living. Tell me, how can a self-styled commander in chief always be the first person to be captured in a struggle? Was Ojukwu ever captured during the Biafran war, which was a more serious business? Was he captured all the while he was on exile? Like I have written very many times, IPOB is in need of serious and urgent restructuring. Nnamdi Kanu is only qualified to man the Radio Biafra arm. Other more competent individuals should be in charge of security and the overall leadership and guidance of the Biafran effort. |
Northernblood3:GBAM!!!! |
While I am against IPOB or any organisation, sending touts to go destroying businesses of our long-suffering people in the SE who are trying their best to survive and to feed their families, this IPOB-Rebranded is obviously a Fulani creation, with Buhari as their patron. |
Northernblood3:Both Nnamdi Kanu and the current DOS lack the wisdom to lead. It was Nnamdi Kanu that installed all these incompetent Yesmen. Not because they are competent, but because they lick his arse. First of all, this whole episode started with Kanu traveling and remaining in an unsafe country notorious for extraordinary renditions. And totally surprised when he was kidnapped, in a seasonnwhen the almajiri forces were wreaking havoc in SE Nigeria and a Fulani group offered reward for his arrest. It is very clear there are no checks and balances in IPOB which is why Kanu is allowed to take decisions on his own to travel to an unsafe country, after all his minions can threaten Igbos into this unnecessary lockdown. Unfortunately the Fulani controlled police and army cannot solve this problem because easterners don't have confidence in them, and IPOB knows that, which is why they are carrying on with the current stupidity. If IPOB wants to call for a lockdown, they should be free to do so, but it is evil to send out thugs to go destroying the businesses of our people who are struggling to survive. Again as I wrote sometime ago, IPOB has to be restructured with competent people manning specified positions, and someone other than Nnamdi Kanu should be the overall leader of th struggle. Ideally an elder that is accomplished in politics, foreign diplomacy or possibly academia |
NotKnown:And they didn't go after Ganduje, the bullion van agbada governor |
Eastlink:I am loving Ikenga Republic |
muykem:Of course, it must be willingly. And no Igbo group will be forced or blackmailed to remain in either Nigeria or any non-Igbo republic |
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