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shadowgwalker:I advice you should stop quoting me,ask Google the answers to your p, I don't want to have to thrash talk here on you, |
shadowgwalker:Thank God you said public, is this a forum for doctors who do abortion, or for psychologist to check if you are ok, or for pastors or imams to tell you what is sin and what is murder. As a member of the house of PUBLIC forum, I think you should have kept this your private matter private. |
Ayomax:Ode,i had to write that before I hide you stupidity |
shadowgwalker:Why did you bring this matter to a public forum, don't you have friends and family or doctors or nurse or your mother or father or brother or sister you could just talk to? |
naijainfogalery:It's IGBO not |
Over the years especially after the civil war in 1970, there has been this notion that Igbos hate Yorubas for their perceived role in their defeat during the infamous Biafran war. The igbo people are democratic, acephalous and highly liberal. They do not really respect elders or anybody who does not contribute to their success. They believe that what is theirs is theirs nd what is ours is ours. Also, Igbo people are brash, sometmes proud, selfish and self-seeking. They like beating their chest to announce their achievements. Igbos are commercial minded and usually flock to any place where business can thrive no matter the risks involved. The truth remains that Lagos as a commercial centre is home to lots of Igbo people. Many Igbo people in Lagos are law-abiding, pay their tax and mind their business. Igbo people are not so political and have continued to be relegated to the background in recent times cos of their divisive politics. Yoruba on the other hand are the owners of Lagos even if Igbos own all the houses in Lagos, an Igbo man can not be the Gov'nor of Lagos at least for now. Agreed Igbos would want the oba of Lagos to apologize which is a taboo to the Yoruba tradition, the truth remains that we are still one Nigeria and so should tolerate ourselves no matter our differences. Let us forget the past and move forward. Nobody is going to the lagoon and the will of the majority has prevailed. The beauty of democracy is that the minority will have their say and the majority will have their way. Even if you feel insulted, forgive and for he that provokes, he should have a rethink so that we can move forward devoid of primordial, ethnocentric, trivial, obnoxious, odious and obscene tendencies that tear us apart. Our diversity should be the source of our strength cos together, everybody achieves much. Peace By Sanguine77 I couldn't have said it better. Nairalanders, our life is singular, don't waste your blood pressure on trading stupidity. |
Over the years especially after the civil war in 1970, there has been this notion that Igbos hate Yorubas for their perceived role in their defeat during the infamous Biafran war. The igbo people are democratic, acephalous and highly liberal. They do not really respect elders or anybody who does not contribute to their success. They believe that what is theirs is theirs nd what is ours is ours. Also, Igbo people are brash, sometmes proud, selfish and self-seeking. They like beating their chest to announce their achievements. Igbos are commercial minded and usually flock to any place where business can thrive no matter the risks involved. The truth remains that Lagos as a commercial centre is home to lots of Igbo people. Many Igbo people in Lagos are law-abiding, pay their tax and mind their business. Igbo people are not so political and have continued to be relegated to the background in recent times cos of their divisive politics. Yoruba on the other hand are the owners of Lagos even if Igbos own all the houses in Lagos, an Igbo man can not be the Gov'nor of Lagos at least for now. Agreed Igbos would want the oba of Lagos to apologize which is a taboo to the Yoruba tradition, the truth remains that we are still one Nigeria and so should tolerate ourselves no matter our differences. Let us forget the past and move forward. Nobody is going to the lagoon and the will of the majority has prevailed. The beauty of democracy is that the minority will have their say and the majority will have their way. Even if you feel insulted, forgive and for he that provokes, he should have a rethink so that we can move forward devoid of primordial, ethnocentric, trivial, obnoxious, odious and obscene tendencies that tear us apart. Our diversity should be the source of our strength cos together, everybody achieves much. Peace By Sanguine77 I couldn't have said it better. Nairalanders, our life is singular, don't waste your blood pressure on trading stupidity. |
Sheriff19: babestella:War keh,that will disturb salary this month,abeg oooo. So we lived through Buhari Goodluck unrest peacefully, why should this tout now be the issue. Abegi war koor,war ni. If you have seen war you won't mention it, na daily bread we dey HUSSLE for not bullets |
Ilekeh:Yes I do, we all all tenants there too so long as we are Nigerians. Happily God didn't give us a senseless Oba to open a gutter mouth. |
Wallade:Government is not Oba government, it is the one that has the Nigerian constitution backing it. Hence, like you stated, YORUBA owns no land, Nigeria does and Igbos are Nigerians!!! |
focus7:You used Land so much in this statement, does your father have a land in lagos? Igbos have plenty, n laws of the land don't support the trash you wrote |
TEMPLE RUN INEC 9ja |
lalasticlala:The headlines was DISRUPTION, I can't see any DiSRUPT in this story |
Fanirandele:Let us not deceive our self, black is black and white is white, black can never be white n vice versa. The moral of this story is that don't hinge it on culture, what they are doing is nasty and silly and the sponsors of this act know this |
DeeManD:You caught a child with soup stained in his hands, you went to court to argue he didn't steal meat from the pot! Will smell his mouth,or open his intestinal cavity to check if he ate meat when it is obvious? |
[s] duni04:[/s] Na wa ooooo,you actually not intelligent, I thought you were, she have hassled with your father that's why you know her so well |
haibe:So if you left your compound and went to the next one, you be immigrant. No law or ordinance described Igbo or any tribe in particular as immigrant, in fact the constitution which is the bedrock of this elections gave every tribe and race freedom to live in any part of Nigeria and not be described as IMMIGRANT |
[s] LordExecutioner:[/s][/s] Do you know how childish n unlearned you sound! |
rudedough:As in enh, I read and re read that statement, does this guy know what the constitution says, and to think that he called himself learned, learned unto stupidity! |
WIZGUY69:You sound like my 2 year old cousin, even the 8 year old one won't agree to sound so immature, so oooooo dull n dumb |
WIZGUY69:Nursery school sense, as in ennhhhh |
lygn19:The report bar is there,lets make enough reports n get this childish dude banned tonight |
WIZGUY69:Uncultured, n ill mannered, very typical of your baboon tribe,trust me am about to get you noticed n banned |
MrIncrediible:Have you ever bought land in your life before? |
oluwafemi113:For the fact that you can type,that means the I assume you are learned, but still dumb,stupid egocentric tribilistic slowpoke |
Hello, First thing in business and the most important is the "ability to look out for a need and meet it", well that is what I heard my pastor say and I so belief it. Having said this,a major need which we have in Nigeria is Food Security. Having just finished my BSc degree in mechanical engineering from a University in Nigeria, I just got the eye opener that "Food Business" is indeed serious business. This awareness has moved me to start first of all, a poultry farm, because this is a section of my "Food Business" which I have the resources and expertise to commence immediately. But from my studies online, I was able to discover that a large percentage of the frozen food we eat in Nigeria is gotten all the way from Brazil, China, Argentina and the United States of America. However, the Nigerian law actually prohibited this kind of trade. After kin investigation about my Food business, starting with a poultry, I want to achieve and actually grow my functional poultry farm to the extent of providing frozen and processed chicken to the Nigerian citizenry. Having done kin investigation about transportation and preservation techniques which this developed countries use to bring these products to us, I am deeply convinced that the distance of Enugu to Lagos, Enugu to Abuja, Enugu to Port-Harcourt or any other Nigerian city and metropolis is closer than the distance of Lagos to Brazil or United States of America or Argentina or China. The issue however is to make this trade between the parties involved conducive and profitable. I could actually be in Enugu and other parts of Nigeria with relative closeness to raw materials required to raise the birds and go into large scale processing which I could sell in major cities and towns all over Nigeria frozen and processed. Upon request I could make available my business plan to this effect. I am not talking about giving me a 100 million Naira, I am talking more about giving me "seed" financial backing to expand and increase my present productivity, which I would grow to achieve basic targets which will be set from time to time in the growth of the business. By doing so I would be expanding the size of my poultry farm,amount of birds present and would definitely be employing helping hands because I can definitely not do this alone. At this moment I have about four people whom I employ and they add tremendous value to our business but we have an aim to grow higher and bigger, and employ more and create a stream of income for processors,drivers,store owners and every auxiliary person in the supply line of our business. |
OkikiOluwa1:I am Igbo, a Lagosian, and bought land, pay my rent and taxes, Nobody is hosting me here in the community....n yes I can swim!!! Bleep that Oba of Touts |
Forget those people talking trash, you can sell at that but do your marketing, pursue customers, you will get |
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