jerseyboy:
Igbos at home in the South East and Igbos abroad are all of one mind, Nigeria is never going to be a good place for Igbos. They're proud people. They want out.

The problem is the "Lagos Abuja Igbos". These are the ones that want One Nigeria at all cost. They typically struggle to speak Yoruba/Hausa and parade themselves as detribalized Nigerians. These pitiful unity beggars fool no one. Fact is they're laughing stocks Truth is they hate who they really are. The proof of this is whenever I challenge them to point to a time in the last 10 years to point to when they spent more than 2 nights at home, they can't. Many give the impression they will rather die than live in an All Igbo Nation. For far and beyond the love of other people's ancestral land far and beyond their love for their own land, they will keep all us in Fulani slave plantation that is Nigeria.

If you're an Igbo and you took the slightest joy from the capture of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, you belong to this pathetic group.

The question the rest of us that will end soon our collective Fulani enslavement is this:

Will "Lagos Abuja Igbos" Join Fulanis To Stop The Rest Of Us From Freedom?

donbachi:
Joe igbokwe type of ibos

jerseyboy:
Igbos at home in the South East and Igbos abroad are all of one mind, Nigeria is never going to be a good place for Igbos. They're proud people. They want out.

The problem is the "Lagos Abuja Igbos". These are the ones that want One Nigeria at all cost. They typically struggle to speak Yoruba/Hausa and parade themselves as detribalized Nigerians. These pitiful unity beggars fool no one. Fact is they're laughing stocks Truth is they hate who they really are. The proof of this is whenever I challenge them to point to a time in the last 10 years to point to when they spent more than 2 nights at home, they can't. Many give the impression they will rather die than live in an All Igbo Nation. For far and beyond the love of other people's ancestral land far and beyond their love for their own land, they will keep all us in Fulani slave plantation that is Nigeria.

If you're an Igbo and you took the slightest joy from the capture of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, you belong to this pathetic group.

The question the rest of us that will end soon our collective Fulani enslavement is this:

Will "Lagos Abuja Igbos" Join Fulanis To Stop The Rest Of Us From Freedom?

theTranscriber:
They want to eat their akpu and have it

jerseyboy:
Igbos at home in the South East and Igbos abroad are all of one mind, Nigeria is never going to be a good place for Igbos. They're proud people. They want out.

The problem is the "Lagos Abuja Igbos". These are the ones that want One Nigeria at all cost. They typically struggle to speak Yoruba/Hausa and parade themselves as detribalized Nigerians. These pitiful unity beggars fool no one. Fact is they're laughing stocks Truth is they hate who they really are. The proof of this is whenever I challenge them to point to a time in the last 10 years to point to when they spent more than 2 nights at home, they can't. Many give the impression they will rather die than live in an All Igbo Nation. For far and beyond the love of other people's ancestral land far and beyond their love for their own land, they will keep all us in Fulani slave plantation that is Nigeria.

If you're an Igbo and you took the slightest joy from the capture of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, you belong to this pathetic group.

The question the rest of us that will end soon our collective Fulani enslavement is this:

Will "Lagos Abuja Igbos" Join Fulanis To Stop The Rest Of Us From Freedom?

Naigleria:


U be correct mumu

DDfruitful:

May I ask, if you have a one billion naira investment in Abuja, will you agitate for Biafra?