ladiguy:

You won’t desist from your stupidity till you incite violence. You go con Dey cry say den no love u na. Go read about Rwanda genocide and your brain go set. What I noticed is that most una be kids in their twenties and even the elderly ones among una don’t know nada about history. No worry you go learn.....

You people are just dumb and filled with hate to understand anything why not attack ur dead jakende in his grave who started this narrative that lagos is a no man's land instead of attacking this poster and innocent igbo people? You miscreants should know that you are also made of blood like the igbos u are planning to attack unprovoked the rwandan genocide u are using as reference point here go and make ur research properly and see what really happened both the hutus and tutsis paid a very heavy price for that conflict it was never one sided affair so u lagos miscreants should better watch what you wish for.

Whoever the Speech Writer of Jakande was, she or he was just quoting several attempts to usurp EKO-ILE, From the day of Portugal LAGOS to British and now the last comers accommodated and tolerated in Lagos in the 20th Century.

Go and ask about Ojora Family, they would fight for 100 year until they eventually win. Go find out about their court cases.

This obsession with Lagos and Obi Wake Up Call has sent tolerance ofIgbo in Lagos back a hundred years.

In 1921, Amodu Tijani also known as Chief Oluwa of Lagos along with Nigerian nationalist Herbert Macaulay took British colonialists to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council (JCPC) in London over a case of stolen land.

The Yoruba chief charged that the British had no authority to take control over indigenous Nigerian lands. Thus, he requested that the ownership of the land returned to Nigeria and that the rightful owners be thoroughly compensated.

https://face2faceafrica.com/article/this-nigerian-chief-reclaimed-stolen-lagos-lands-from-the-british-in-1921-after-suing-them-in-london


399 Amodu Tijani Appellant; v. The Secretary, Southern Nigeria Respondent. Privy Council
PC
Viscount Haldane, Lord Atkinson, and Lord Phillimore.
1921 July 11.
On Appeal from the Supreme Court of Nigeria (Southern Province).
Nigeria--Lagos--Native Tenure of Land--White Cap Chiefs--Communal Land-- Acquisition of Land by Government--Compensation--Public Lands Ordinance, 1903 (No. 5 of 1903, Lagos).
The radical title to land held by the White Cap Chiefs of Lagos is in the Crown, but a full usufructuary title vests in a chief on behalf of the community of which he is the head. That usufructuary title was not affected by the cession to the British Crown in 1861; the system of Crown grants must be regarded as having been introduced mainly, if not exclusively, for conveyancing purposes.
Upon the land held by a White Cap Chief being acquired for public purposes under the Public Lands Ordinance, 1903, the compensation is payable on the footing that the chief is transferring the land in full ownership (except so far as it is unoccupied); the compensation is to be distributed among the members of the community of which he is Chief according to the procedure provided by the Ordinance.
Observations with regard to the native tenure of land in West Africa, and as to "stool" lands.
Judgment of the Supreme Court reversed.
APPEAL by special leave from a judgment of the Supreme Court of Nigeria, Southern Province (January 4, 1918), affirming the judgment of Speed C.J.
The appellant was one of the Idejo White Cap Chiefs of Lagos. By a notice dated November 12, 1913, certain lands situated at Apapa were acquired by the Government of the colony under the Public Lands Ordinance (No. 5 of 1903) for public purposes. The appellant as head chief of the Oluwa family claimed compensation on the basis of ownership of the lands. On a summons taken out by the appellant under the Ordinance above named Speed C.J. held that the appellant was entitled to compensation on the basis of his having merely a right of control and management, not on the basis of absolute ownership. That decision was affirmed by*400 the full Court (Speed C.J. and Ross, Webber, and Pennington JJ.)
The material facts appear from the judgment of the Judicial Committee.
Special leave to appeal was granted on June 25, 1918, leave being reserved to the respondent to object at the hearing of the appeal that there was no jurisdiction to grant leave to appeal.
1921. June 6, 7, 9, 21. Hon. Sir William Finlay K.C. and J. A. Johnston for the appellant. Upjohn K.C. and Vernon for the respondent.
In the course of the argument reference was made to Attorney-General of Southern Nigeria v. Holt , both in the Supreme Court [FN1] and on appeal to the Board [FN2]; Oduntan Onisiwo v. Attorney-General of Southern Nigeria [FN3]; to the following unreported decisions in the colony, Callamand v. Vaughan (1878), Ajon v. Efunde(1892), Ohuntan's Case (1908), Taiwo v. Odunsi Sarumi (1913); and to Secretary of State v. Kamachee Boye Sahaba [FN4] and Durga Prashad Singh v. Tribeni Sinyh. [FN5]Also to the Public Lands Ordinance (No. 5 of 1903) and to earlier Ordinances - namely, No. 9 of 1863, No. 10 of 1864, No. 9 of 1865, and No. 9 of 1869 - and to Historical Notices of Lagos by Rev. J. B. Woods (1880), Report of Land Tenure in West Africa by Rayner C.J. (1898), Notes of Evidence taken by the West African Lands Committee (1912-1914), and
Irving's Titles to Lands in Nigeria (1916). FN1 (1910) 2 Nig. L. R. 1.
FN2 [1915] A. C. 599.
FN3 (1912) 2 Nig. L. R. 77.
FN4 (1859) 7 Moo. I. A. 476.
FN5 (1918) L. R. 45 I. A. 275.
July 11. The judgment of their Lordships was delivered by: VISCOUNT HALDANE.

https://www.jurisafrica.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Amodu-Tijani-Case.pdf

True talk

JOemmy:



You people are just dumb and filled with hate to understand anything why not attack ur dead jakende in his grave who started this narrative that lagos is a no man's land instead of attacking this poster and innocent igbo people? You miscreants should know that you are also made of blood like the igbos u are planning to attack unprovoked the rwandan genocide u are using as reference point here go and make ur research properly and see what really happened both the hutus and tutsis paid a very heavy price for that conflict it was never one sided affair so u lagos miscreants should better watch what you wish for.

Okay. You go learn

See how they took it out of the contextual illustration

LAGOS
SOKOTO
PORT HARCOURT
KADUNA
KANO
LOKOJA
OWERRI
AND THE ROADS LEADING TO THESE PLACES
ARE FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORIES.

ALL THE 36 STATE CAPITALS AND THE ROADS LEADING TO THEM ARE FEDERAL TERRITORIES.

Urchins on rampage right now heading to attack the messenger rather than the message!!..Urchins on rampage right now heading to attack the messenger rather than the message!!.....

Princessstee:
Lol, why are you telling us, leave that keyboard and do anyhow nah if the fortunate ones among your kinsmen will not land in owerri this night

They claim they were kings and what their kings does is leave his domain and go to slaves region and work their ass off to develop it for them, right? What a group of lousy fools

Dey play, Your tribe will be taught the bitter lesson of this life

You mean Jakande's tribe right