Torture2020:
part, which part of Ashanti kingdom?

louqas:


Finally you have shown your true colour.....ANOTHER ANTI TINUBU PAID AGENT.

We know your type and una full nairaland anti....

Wetin concern ibos with Tinubu? Has he ever governed any of your mud hut enclaves before?...throw as much dirt as you can but if its gonna be him it will be him that will be the next president.....ibo votes cannot stop it....it has been proven twice by Buhari that anyone can become president without ibo votes .....its insignificant

And who says we dont want ibos to go.....rather its ibos that dont want to go....if they really want to go they would have been gone already.....but what do we see, the same places they deride, claim they are hated in is where they flock every minute in night busses and flip flops clutching nylon bags....

The wind has blown and your nyash has been revealed anti....stop pretending you are just another sad ibo kid full of hate planted by your fathers to cover their shame of losing a war they couldnt have won anyway

ThickSharon123:
Igbo Presidency?

First of all, I'm a Ghanaian lady, but I have more affiliations to the Igbo, that I would support them because I feel they are worth the answer to all of Nigerians problem.

I've stayed in Nigeria for years, and I can greatly say I appreciate the Igbos way more than any tribe for who they are in person and the development they bring to your country Nigeria.

What would Nigeria be without the Igbos? Nothing, I speak from truth.

In Kumasi and Accra, they are know to do exploits and have done pretty much for our nation. There was a time that our president had given them accolades for their presence in our country.

And as as an add my mom is Igbo, and i'm happy to have a blood link, that links me to them . The Adanna of the Igbo soil, as my mum would smile and tell me.

First of all, Igbos don't need presidency. I've made my research and observed this.
If you give them, they'll collect but that addds nothing to them.

What they really need is the equal opportunity of all, all men having the choice to excel in a geopolitical environment.

I observed that other tribes like the Yoruba's and Hausa's or other tribes in general want it to satisfy their ego.
The thought of "Yoruba man is president and Igbo or Hausa isn't, so we are known, much and accepted..."

Although it's a good way to think, its somewhat sickening to me. What is the purpose of feeding an ego that you end up suffering at the end. I don't get it? So if you have an answer drop in the comment.

Secondly, when your Yoruba or Hausa president is in office, having the opportunity you travel abroad and live where there's much comfort, while your brothers (who you claim to love) suffer based on the person you chose as president to feed your ego does nothing.

How would you (Yoruba's and Hausa's) claim to be united when you go to elections as if you're gambling. You stake your president's based on ego and greed and you claim to be united (funny)

Igbos on the other hand as I've seen hardly want a presidency, and I believe if they fought for it as Yoruba's do, they'll get it. But that isn't what they want.

They want an equal opportunity for all. They want each geopolitical zones that they do go to, to have opportunities. A man in the west is supposed to be satisfied for working, and having the credentials as a man in the east. That's all the seek.

So when they say, "Igbo wants presidency or are looking for more supporters to support them." They get it all wrong, and even some Igbo mocks them based on their tribal sentiment.

The youths in Nigeria have been so brainwashed that they play with their lives in general like they are playing Card games, or put simply gambling-- totally outrageous and silly I must say.

Instead of asking for presidency, why not ask the Hausa president or the president there for equality for all?
Isn't it why your ancestors made the land, or decided to join the contract called Nigeria?

But most youths have failed themselves and blame Buhari. Buhari hasn't nothing to do with it, as they said initially, I mean APC "Change starts with you."

Is the truth, but the question which lies here is what use have you made with that change?

And I'll repeat Igbo don't want presidency and Nigeria is not a game, Nigeria is part of you. I'm Ghanaian and Nigerian, so if one doesn't work, I can land somewhere. I even have a Green card, like this .

But what I'm saying is have pity on yourself. What use are you making for yourself that playing the tribal card, and playing with your life and your generation to come in general.

What would your descendants say about you when they arrive. Would they appreciate you for the good work you did for them? Or would they curse you for ever being born in your lineage, just the same way we do for our parents because most of them failed the nation they called their own.

Igbos don't want presidency they want restructing-- an equal opportunity for all. Thank you.

from, Nana

ThickSharon123:
Igbo Presidency?

First of all, I'm a Ghanaian lady, but I have more affiliations to the Igbo, that I would support them because I feel they are worth the answer to all of Nigerians problem.

I've stayed in Nigeria for years, and I can greatly say I appreciate the Igbos way more than any tribe for who they are in person and the development they bring to your country Nigeria.

What would Nigeria be without the Igbos? Nothing, I speak from truth.

In Kumasi and Accra, they are know to do exploits and have done pretty much for our nation. There was a time that our president had given them accolades for their presence in our country.

And as as an add my mom is Igbo, and i'm happy to have a blood link, that links me to them . The Adanna of the Igbo soil, as my mum would smile and tell me.

First of all, Igbos don't need presidency. I've made my research and observed this.
If you give them, they'll collect but that addds nothing to them.

What they really need is the equal opportunity of all, all men having the choice to excel in a geopolitical environment.

I observed that other tribes like the Yoruba's and Hausa's or other tribes in general want it to satisfy their ego.
The thought of "Yoruba man is president and Igbo or Hausa isn't, so we are known, much and accepted..."

Although it's a good way to think, its somewhat sickening to me. What is the purpose of feeding an ego that you end up suffering at the end. I don't get it? So if you have an answer drop in the comment.

Secondly, when your Yoruba or Hausa president is in office, having the opportunity you travel abroad and live where there's much comfort, while your brothers (who you claim to love) suffer based on the person you chose as president to feed your ego does nothing.

How would you (Yoruba's and Hausa's) claim to be united when you go to elections as if you're gambling. You stake your president's based on ego and greed and you claim to be united (funny)

Igbos on the other hand as I've seen hardly want a presidency, and I believe if they fought for it as Yoruba's do, they'll get it. But that isn't what they want.

They want an equal opportunity for all. They want each geopolitical zones that they do go to, to have opportunities. A man in the west is supposed to be satisfied for working, and having the credentials as a man in the east. That's all the seek.

So when they say, "Igbo wants presidency or are looking for more supporters to support them." They get it all wrong, and even some Igbo mocks them based on their tribal sentiment.

The youths in Nigeria have been so brainwashed that they play with their lives in general like they are playing Card games, or put simply gambling-- totally outrageous and silly I must say.

Instead of asking for presidency, why not ask the Hausa president or the president there for equality for all?
Isn't it why your ancestors made the land, or decided to join the contract called Nigeria?

But most youths have failed themselves and blame Buhari. Buhari hasn't nothing to do with it, as they said initially, I mean APC "Change starts with you."

Is the truth, but the question which lies here is what use have you made with that change?

And I'll repeat Igbo don't want presidency and Nigeria is not a game, Nigeria is part of you. I'm Ghanaian and Nigerian, so if one doesn't work, I can land somewhere. I even have a Green card, like this .

But what I'm saying is have pity on yourself. What use are you making for yourself that playing the tribal card, and playing with your life and your generation to come in general.

What would your descendants say about you when they arrive. Would they appreciate you for the good work you did for them? Or would they curse you for ever being born in your lineage, just the same way we do for our parents because most of them failed the nation they called their own.

Igbos don't want presidency they want restructing-- an equal opportunity for all. Thank you.

from, Nana

theInterpreter:
stop decieving yourself
tell all these trash to your brothers awaiting hanging in Asian prisons
I didn't read all these
so don't bother replying

Ovamboland:


Don't deceive yourself, they are willing to kill and die because they claim Buhari denied them of few political appointment like SSA and media aid.

Now all the noise about Biafra is higher since Jonathan lost out in 2015 elections dislodging a whole generation of Igbo politicians and political appointees. This was accentuated with the loss of Peter Obi of the VP position to Osinbajo, a Yoruba man.

That's why they hate the man who orchestrated that event, Tinubu otherwise he did nothing else against the entire Ibo race to deserve so much bile and hatred. If you know what else Tinubu did against Ibo you can tell me.

The current madness displayed by most ibos is the mirage that the 2023 presidency or even VP has become. To make matters worse, the odds seems to favour a Yoruba, their southern arch rivals, easily clinching the presidency a second time in 24 years while Ibo is yet to get it once. That's enough to cause meltdown, depression and mental illness on a mass scale.

No need for the disguise, we understand Nigeria history more than this type of revisionism.

ThickSharon123:
Igbo Presidency?

First of all, I'm a Ghanaian lady, but I have more affiliations to the Igbo, that I would support them because I feel they are worth the answer to all of Nigerians problem.

I've stayed in Nigeria for years, and I can greatly say I appreciate the Igbos way more than any tribe for who they are in person and the development they bring to your country Nigeria.

What would Nigeria be without the Igbos? Nothing, I speak from truth.

In Kumasi and Accra, they are know to do exploits and have done pretty much for our nation. There was a time that our president had given them accolades for their presence in our country.

And as as an add my mom is Igbo, and i'm happy to have a blood link, that links me to them . The Adanna of the Igbo soil, as my mum would smile and tell me.

First of all, Igbos don't need presidency. I've made my research and observed this.
If you give them, they'll collect but that addds nothing to them.

What they really need is the equal opportunity of all, all men having the choice to excel in a geopolitical environment.

I observed that other tribes like the Yoruba's and Hausa's or other tribes in general want it to satisfy their ego.
The thought of "Yoruba man is president and Igbo or Hausa isn't, so we are known, much and accepted..."

Although it's a good way to think, its somewhat sickening to me. What is the purpose of feeding an ego that you end up suffering at the end. I don't get it? So if you have an answer drop in the comment.

Secondly, when your Yoruba or Hausa president is in office, having the opportunity you travel abroad and live where there's much comfort, while your brothers (who you claim to love) suffer based on the person you chose as president to feed your ego does nothing.

How would you (Yoruba's and Hausa's) claim to be united when you go to elections as if you're gambling. You stake your president's based on ego and greed and you claim to be united (funny)

Igbos on the other hand as I've seen hardly want a presidency, and I believe if they fought for it as Yoruba's do, they'll get it. But that isn't what they want.

They want an equal opportunity for all. They want each geopolitical zones that they do go to, to have opportunities. A man in the west is supposed to be satisfied for working, and having the credentials as a man in the east. That's all the seek.

So when they say, "Igbo wants presidency or are looking for more supporters to support them." They get it all wrong, and even some Igbo mocks them based on their tribal sentiment.

The youths in Nigeria have been so brainwashed that they play with their lives in general like they are playing Card games, or put simply gambling-- totally outrageous and silly I must say.

Instead of asking for presidency, why not ask the Hausa president or the president there for equality for all?
Isn't it why your ancestors made the land, or decided to join the contract called Nigeria?

But most youths have failed themselves and blame Buhari. Buhari hasn't nothing to do with it, as they said initially, I mean APC "Change starts with you."

Is the truth, but the question which lies here is what use have you made with that change?

And I'll repeat Igbo don't want presidency and Nigeria is not a game, Nigeria is part of you. I'm Ghanaian and Nigerian, so if one doesn't work, I can land somewhere. I even have a Green card, like this .

But what I'm saying is have pity on yourself. What use are you making for yourself that playing the tribal card, and playing with your life and your generation to come in general.

What would your descendants say about you when they arrive. Would they appreciate you for the good work you did for them? Or would they curse you for ever being born in your lineage, just the same way we do for our parents because most of them failed the nation they called their own.

Igbos don't want presidency they want restructing-- an equal opportunity for all. Thank you.

from, Nana

theInterpreter:
they have almost no culture left
that's the difference

our descendants were a product of survival
they hold our culture strongly
search "Ibeyi" "oshun singer" blaquewitchyaya on YouTube
Yoruba slaves were not taken to Jamaica yet they have Abeokuta
that alone speaks volumes
Yoruba culture has no rival

ThickSharon123:


Seen, does that make anything.

But the Igbo tribe are very well known in Jamaica (Called the Eboe people of Jamaica), but you don't see Igbo fighting over them in any way or claiming they were part of them. It is them, finding their roots and associating with us, but they don't call themselves "former slaves." As some tribes would want to call them.

The Jamaicans had even associated more with the Igbos in Nigeria when they discovered their films and found more similarity with their culture to theirs.


Igbo people don't go boasting they were slaves and descendants of slaves, that's silly.

ThickSharon123:




You're not sure, except you don't know how to read.

ThickSharon123:


I believe this is a misunderstanding....but why do you think they hate other tribes in Nigeria?

Ovamboland:


Don't deceive yourself, they are willing to kill and die because they claim Buhari denied them of few political appointment like SSA and media aid.

Now all the noise about Biafra is higher since Jonathan lost out in 2015 elections dislodging a whole generation of Igbo politicians and political appointees. This was accentuated with the loss of Peter Obi of the VP position to Osinbajo, a Yoruba man.

That's why they hate the man who orchestrated that event, Tinubu otherwise he did nothing else against the entire Ibo race to deserve so much bile and hatred. If you know what else Tinubu did against Ibo you can tell me.

The current madness displayed by most ibos is the mirage that the 2023 presidency or even VP has become. To make matters worse, the odds seems to favour a Yoruba, their southern arch rivals, easily clinching the presidency a second time in 24 years while Ibo is yet to get it once. That's enough to cause meltdown, depression and mental illness on a mass scale.

No need for the disguise, we understand Nigeria history more than this type of revisionism.

NoFoolishness:


Who told you that lie? The Yoruba were certainly taken to Jamaica they were called the "Nago" people while on the island. Where are yall getting your sources to where yall think we in the diaspora belonged to specific tribes only? Jamaicans dont only have affinity to Igbos or even just west Africans. We central African and south east African as well.

But to get back to the point why would there be a community named after a Yoruba settlement with no Yoruba in Jamaica? That makes no sense. The answer is there were Yoruba taken then mostly from the Republic of Benin. They were captured by rival Fon groups if not sacrificed.

theInterpreter:
stop decieving yourself
tell all these trash to your brothers awaiting hanging in Asian prisons
I didn't read all these
so don't bother replying

NoFoolishness:


Who told you that lie? The Yoruba were certainly taken to Jamaica they were called the "Nago" people while on the island. Where are yall getting your sources to where yall think we in the diaspora belonged to specific tribes only? Jamaicans dont only have affinity to Igbos or even just west Africans. We central African and south east African as well.

But to get back to the point why would there be a community named after a Yoruba settlement with no Yoruba in Jamaica? That makes no sense. The answer is there were Yoruba taken then mostly from the Republic of Benin. They were captured by rival Fon groups if not sacrificed.

theInterpreter:
your brothers in Asian prisons say something different

You are a joke

Quit hitting that incomprehensible head on the wall,I ain't Igbo,thank you.

NoFoolishness:


Igbos argue with Ghanaians (Akan) all the time about who dominated Jamaican culture. It's a shame really because both were influential yet neither represent the majority or the main ingredient (so to speak) of our existence. We are too mixed up with different African groups for anyone to be arguing about something as meaningless as which tribe influenced the diaspora the most.

Especially since in 2021 nobody in the diaspora claims these tribes anymore and havent for over 400 years. ��‍♀️��‍♀️

Covid 19 is of more importance than tribal affiliation in the west. I'm js.

AfonjaConehead:
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ThickSharon123:



My question is, is Peter Obi APC or PDP? And if he is PDP dear, why would they take someone from another party and make a VP. That's absurd.

Secondly, Tinubu looks for puppets to control. He knows too well there's nothing he can say to Peter Obi and the likes to hold to his instructions, there's no lie he can concoct to make an Igbo person be against the people he was mandated to govern.

For example, look at the Lekki massacre issue last year, do you think Sanwolu acted without directions from his Lord, everyone knows. The Tinubu Agberos had a fields day, killing young protesters while the armed force were guided to kill the young protesters and leave his touts to have a joyous day causing mayhem.

My dear, Igbos aren't vexed for any presidency, what's in the office self to be all vexed about. Do you think being a president is being Hitler or Stalin. Buhari knows that's why he's threading carefully. There's a way he'll cause chaos, and the people would stand up against the government-- this only shows the government is powerless when the people feel used.

Presidency isn't the answer, in fact if Tinubu is the president or any one in particular. The question to ask yourself, would you have prosperity under him? Would your busines thrive under him? Would you be able to take your children to school? Would your family members still ask you for hang out? Would everyone around you be able to leave independelty?

These are the questions to ask when heading to the polls, and not because he is Omo Yoruba, and you are Yoruba so you are blood--all because you speak the same language, that's silly.

No body, even hates Tinubu In the east, I can stand and tell you barely 20 percent know him in the east. The ones who bring the information to them are the Igbos who stay in Lagos or Abuja--no one knows him, so why would they want to hate him.

Tinubu has no business when it comes to the east, haven't you observed the places he has the power to do what he does is places that show this "Yoruba pride or unity." Playing the tribal card to woo them.

He wanted to try it for Edo, but it was short-lived and I believe the people of Ondo are also loosening from his grasp.

theInterpreter:
I'm a conehead

oh I see

Lol

NoFoolishness:


Who told you that lie? The Yoruba were certainly taken to Jamaica they were called the "Nago" people while on the island. Where are yall getting your sources to where yall think we in the diaspora belonged to specific tribes only? [b]Jamaicans dont only have affinity to Igbos[/b]or even just west Africans. We central African and south east African as well.

But to get back to the point why would there be a community named after a Yoruba settlement with no Yoruba in Jamaica? That makes no sense. The answer is there were Yoruba taken then mostly from the Republic of Benin. They were captured by rival Fon groups if not sacrificed.

Olakunleyakub:
Am not sure you know what you are typing.

supportnija:
Op, I think your opinion is not arguable, me personally I like igbo people, almost every race, tribe like Igbo, the only problem Igbo have are themselves, Igbo hate other tribes that is not theirs, Generally, I can confirm to you that people like them and they must try to work on themselves..