yarimo:
IPOB

yarimo:
IPOB terrorists creating useless thread claiming to be corper from Ogun state

This one is irredeemable 😄😄😄

slawomir:
Damnnn niggar
Bros op from ogun state to Lokoja then abia hmmm...bros op


Anyway Igbos are loving people ❤️ ❤️

As a Bini I love them to the moon and back

My aunty from my father's side( the sister to my father) is married to igbo man

My uncle from my mother side( one of the twin brother to my mother) is married to one imo woman

i noticed that too. From ogun to lokoja to abia.. I shock.

Last time I checked Nigerians are good people but our govt and politics make us do or think otherwise.

Evebthough I mock Igbo people to no end and oppose them politically I served in the East too and I know one thing: most of them are kind to strangers. Believe it or not they have special love for Yoruba.

The Igbo man's weakness is his mouth. It's a genetic and cultural thing. Mouth mouth mouth. They will do no harm physically but say things that will make you hate them. Ironsi wasn't killed or Igbos massacared until Nzeogwu granted an interview in which he detailed how he killed Sarduna Sokoto. If only these people are diplomatic and know how and when to talk they'd have been very successful. Today, they maintain they are successful and I wonder how. You can't be more successful than how your govt wants you to be. With only one law, govt can end your success and it won't take a week.

Promicah:
I feel overwhelmed by what just happened.

A little background information: I lived and studied in Ogun precisely before my called-up letter came. I saw Abia in my call-up letter and the next thought that crowded my mind was the hatred projected during the just concluded election.

Since I had no connection, I chose my fate and had to skip my reporting date to camp. After losing every hope of redeployment, I decided to follow the next batch.

Our driver stopped in Lokoja and we rested before we continue the next day to Abia.

I had to make a plan that when I have money, I will buy their native wear to disguise myself. Immediately I stopped at the Abia park, I entered the next bus to the orientation camp.

After our three weeks in camp, I reported to my PPA.

Yesterday, I wanted to get a recharge card from a kiosk beside the road and I met an Igbo man. He looked at me and immediately fear gripped me.

He asked me whether I was new in the area, I wanted to lie and say "no". But my mouth betrayed me.

He smiled and bought the item in the attached picture below.

What happened to us? I had to repent. Truly Nigerians are loving people. I couldn't contain my joy.

This is my first time in the southeast and just this singular act from yesterday has changed a lot about how I see Nigerians.

I know there are a lot of agitations but yesterday a Nigerian showed kindness to a Nigerian. It's officially my 1 month and 15 days in Abia.

Sir Nlfpm.od. This is my latest experience.

So as at University didn't you mingle with other Nigerians from diversified background?

Just dey pray make dem no use hospitality and enjoyment wound you ....


Igbos no get time for hate forget what you see on NL.....

Promicah:


While waiting for my called up letter, I went to stay with my friend to avoid see finish at home.

From my write up, you will see where I started that I live and studied in Sango Ota to be precise. I know I answered you sir.

If you live in Sango Ota,Ogun State as you claimed,how did you end up in Lokoja enroute Abia state ?! Op,I'm seriously not getting this o !!! Why on earth would any driver take you to Lokoja in Kogi state,North Central on your way to Abia state in the South East ? Whatever happened to - Ogun -Ondo-Edo-Delta-Anambra routes ? Please,explain !!!

Not only igbo people, God to the north and see for yourself, im yoruba,although have not been to eastern part, stayed in the north forover 13years now. Just like the media makes Northern people a bad people same to igbo and yoruba,but the only set of people that believes this are the ones that hasn't travelled out of their zone before.
It is not what it looks like in there internet, let's leave crisis aside Nigerians are angels, although first impression might make you think otherwise, but your approach to your environment maters too. Just as people thinks the egberos in lagos will rub you at first sight, some folks thinks the igbo eats human ,and others thinks the housas will slaughter you for no reason, it is not generally true, have seen agberos helping people gets out of trouble in lagos and have seen fulani herdsmen showing you road in the north when you are lost. Evil is everywhere in the world and peace and harmony is everywhere in the world, its just depends on your mind set and God grace. The one that makes me cry is that every one thinks the Northerners are beggers loll you barely see any bigger on the street in the north ,they rather farm than beg, everyone thinks all igbos are 419, loll I don't need to keep going, change your mindset fellas

Promicah:
I feel overwhelmed by what just happened.

A little background information: I lived and studied in Ogun precisely before my called-up letter came. I saw Abia in my call-up letter and the next thought that crowded my mind was the hatred projected during the just concluded election.

Since I had no connection, I chose my fate and had to skip my reporting date to camp. After losing every hope of redeployment, I decided to follow the next batch.

Our driver stopped in Lokoja and we rested before we continue the next day to Abia.

I had to make a plan that when I have money, I will buy their native wear to disguise myself. Immediately I stopped at the Abia park, I entered the next bus to the orientation camp.

After our three weeks in camp, I reported to my PPA.

Yesterday, I wanted to get a recharge card from a kiosk beside the road and I met an Igbo man. He looked at me and immediately fear gripped me.

He asked me whether I was new in the area, I wanted to lie and say "no". But my mouth betrayed me.

He smiled and bought the item in the attached picture below.

What happened to us? I had to repent. Truly Nigerians are loving people. I couldn't contain my joy.

This is my first time in the southeast and just this singular act from yesterday has changed a lot about how I see Nigerians.

I know there are a lot of agitations but yesterday a Nigerian showed kindness to a Nigerian. It's officially my 1 month and 15 days in Abia.

Sir Nlfpm.od. This is my latest experience.

What has lokoja got to do with Abia or the East?

Where in Abia are you?

Secondly, you giggled me by saying you wanted to buy the native wear. Whoever told you Igbos wear their native wear tro and fro.😁😁😁😂

Starboytwo:
Why you make it feel like they gonna eat you or something.

No take everything wey you see for Nairaland too far. Most is cruise. It’s not very deep.

Did NYSC In Abakaliki, the most fun filled year I’ve lived.

But I was respectful and didn’t overstep boundary.

I had to quote you and I have taken the liberty to emphasize, in bold characters, a part of your post that any stranger should abide by in another person's hood. It is the best way to one's peace of mind and security.

I once explained to someone up there that I stayed in Lokoja with a friend while waiting for my called up letter.

I decided to use the lokoja route because I bought some of the things I will be needing in camp and kept it in my friends house. So, wisdom mandate I go get those things and continue my journey. For brevity, I skipped that part when Writing my missive.

OROSUNBOLB:


If you live in Sango Ota,Ogun State as you claimed,how did you end up in Lokoja enroute Abia state ?! Op,I'm seriously not getting this o !!! Why on earth would any driver take you to Lokoja in Kogi state,North Central on your way to Abia state in the South East ? Whatever happened to - Ogun -Ondo-Edo-Delta-Anambra routes ? Please,explain !!!

Does your comment not show your pathetic cursed soul is doomed ? So only those supporting Tinubu exhibit tribalism n bigotry on NL. Your foolish head need to be planked thoroughly so you desist from being foolish.

eliyke:
Dats y I laugh d jobless things wey Neva travel comot 4 Lagos,I was born nd brought up in Lagos even my parents,I started traveling in d year 2013,I have been to almost all d state in Nigeria except my state until 2018,I spent 2years Dere bcoz of my uncle's projects..I can't even speak my language bt wen it comes to Yoruba I b master,so nairaland landlord mk una sorfree,some of una wey dey claim sef are nt from Lagos...nt 4 una notice Lagos done dey exist well nd fine b4 tinubu

This your lie go even de sweet you
Continue with it OK

Promicah:
I feel overwhelmed by what just happened.

A little background information: I lived and studied in Ogun precisely before my called-up letter came. I saw Abia in my call-up letter and the next thought that crowded my mind was the hatred projected during the just concluded election.

Since I had no connection, I chose my fate and had to skip my reporting date to camp. After losing every hope of redeployment, I decided to follow the next batch.

Our driver stopped in Lokoja and we rested before we continue the next day to Abia.

I had to make a plan that when I have money, I will buy their native wear to disguise myself. Immediately I stopped at the Abia park, I entered the next bus to the orientation camp.

After our three weeks in camp, I reported to my PPA.

Yesterday, I wanted to get a recharge card from a kiosk beside the road and I met an Igbo man. He looked at me and immediately fear gripped me.

He asked me whether I was new in the area, I wanted to lie and say "no". But my mouth betrayed me.

He smiled and bought the item in the attached picture below.

What happened to us? I had to repent. Truly Nigerians are loving people. I couldn't contain my joy.

This is my first time in the southeast and just this singular act from yesterday has changed a lot about how I see Nigerians.

I know there are a lot of agitations but yesterday a Nigerian showed kindness to a Nigerian. It's officially my 1 month and 15 days in Abia.

Sir Nlfpm.od. This is my latest experience.

@Promicah, how many hours of light do you get?

Promicah:
I feel overwhelmed by what just happened.

A little background information: I lived and studied in Ogun precisely before my called-up letter came. I saw Abia in my call-up letter and the next thought that crowded my mind was the hatred projected during the just concluded election.

Since I had no connection, I chose my fate and had to skip my reporting date to camp. After losing every hope of redeployment, I decided to follow the next batch.

Our driver stopped in Lokoja and we rested before we continue the next day to Abia.

I had to make a plan that when I have money, I will buy their native wear to disguise myself. Immediately I stopped at the Abia park, I entered the next bus to the orientation camp.

After our three weeks in camp, I reported to my PPA.

Yesterday, I wanted to get a recharge card from a kiosk beside the road and I met an Igbo man. He looked at me and immediately fear gripped me.

He asked me whether I was new in the area, I wanted to lie and say "no". But my mouth betrayed me.

He smiled and bought the item in the attached picture below.

What happened to us? I had to repent. Truly Nigerians are loving people. I couldn't contain my joy.

This is my first time in the southeast and just this singular act from yesterday has changed a lot about how I see Nigerians.

I know there are a lot of agitations but yesterday a Nigerian showed kindness to a Nigerian. It's officially my 1 month and 15 days in Abia.

Sir Nlfpm.od. This is my latest experience.

Igbo people are very sweet and good hearted people. Don’t think igbos are like yurobas, always looking to take advantage out people they deem outsiders.

You’re very lucky your NYSC is in Abia. Literally gods own state

In every tribe, we have the good, the bad and the ugly. Pray not to meet the last two.




Op please make us proud out there in Igbo, help fok there girls very well and buraciously for them to always remember our tribe

chatinent:
Where in Abia are you?

Secondly, you giggled me by saying you wanted to buy the native wear. Whoever told you Igbos wear their native wear tro and fro.😁😁😁😂

Umauhia close to Nccf family house at that state house of assembly.

This is the kind of news we want to see .we want to witness kindness to fellow man across the country. We came naked to this 🌎 world, we go naked ,only our kindness remain. Let's spread love in this era of unprecedented hardship.

Since you claim you are seeking Igbo blood may it never be well with you, your born n unborn generation if you have the tiniest blood of Igbo in you at this moment but if not may your wish become a reality n may you succeed with your generation born n unborn to the extent many will pray for your kind of success.

INVINCIBLECSP1:
Igbos are good people. Forget about what people say about them. Just be nice and do your business and you will enjoy your host. That's Igbo for you. Except for few idiots among them, they're nice people.
My prayer is for God to bless me with a good Igbo wife. I want an Igbo blood in my family.
Haters please don't quote me.

People who propagate hate are people who have not left there state

Sharpsharp00123:
u igbos n self delusion

So others are sitting at home in their regions?

Those ugm are hoodlums who are capitalized on nnamdi KANU misfortune to make a leaving. They are kidnappers in disguise marauding as freedom fighters

Have igbos changed their mentality hating Hausa Fulani Kanuri Ikwerre Yoruba etc abi only your papa own monopoly to hate.

Emperormartin:
Some of your fellow Yorubas won't like it that you're changing your mentality towards the east.

They want every Nigerian to remain in perpetual hate for the Igbos.

You were at ogun state but on your way to Abia state you rested at Lokoja. Are you sure you know what you are saying?

Secondly, there is insecurity does not mean that everyone in that area are bad.
Groups like boko haram in the north and unknown gunmen in the east are just criminal group. That doesn't mean that everyone living in that area are violent like them

MTNnews:
Since you claim you are seeking Igbo blood may it never be well with you, your born n unborn generation if you have the tiniest blood of Igbo in you at this moment but if not may your wish become a reality n may you succeed with your generation born n unborn to the extent many will pray for your kind of success.

How some people think sef. What nonsense are you talking about. I wish you what you wish me.

Promicah:
I feel overwhelmed by what just happened.

A little background information: I lived and studied in Ogun precisely before my called-up letter came. I saw Abia in my call-up letter and the next thought that crowded my mind was the hatred projected during the just concluded election.

Since I had no connection, I chose my fate and had to skip my reporting date to camp. After losing every hope of redeployment, I decided to follow the next batch.

Our driver stopped in Lokoja and we rested before we continue the next day to Abia.

I had to make a plan that when I have money, I will buy their native wear to disguise myself. Immediately I stopped at the Abia park, I entered the next bus to the orientation camp.

After our three weeks in camp, I reported to my PPA.

Yesterday, I wanted to get a recharge card from a kiosk beside the road and I met an Igbo man. He looked at me and immediately fear gripped me.

He asked me whether I was new in the area, I wanted to lie and say "no". But my mouth betrayed me.

He smiled and bought the item in the attached picture below.

What happened to us? I had to repent. Truly Nigerians are loving people. I couldn't contain my joy.

This is my first time in the southeast and just this singular act from yesterday has changed a lot about how I see Nigerians.

I know there are a lot of agitations but yesterday a Nigerian showed kindness to a Nigerian. It's officially my 1 month and 15 days in Abia.

Sir Nlfpm.od. This is my latest experience.

" What happened to you" is the question you should ask yourself not us.

seeme2:
Evebthough I mock Igbo people to no end and oppose them politically I served in the East too and I know one thing: most of them are kind to strangers. Believe it or not they have special love for Yoruba.

The Igbo man's weakness is his mouth. It's a genetic and cultural thing. Mouth mouth mouth. They will do no harm physically but say things that will make you hate them. Ironsi wasn't killed or Igbos massacared until Nzeogwu granted an interview in which he detailed how he killed Sarduna Sokoto. If only these people are diplomatic and know how and when to talk they'd have been very successful. Today, they maintain they are successful and I wonder how. You can't be more successful than how your govt wants you to be. With only one law, govt can end your success and it won't take a week.

Nzeogwu is not Igbo.

Do your research.

And secondly, what you typed is found in all tribes.

.NYSC: My First Encounter In South-East As A Corper -
feel overwhelmed by what just happened.

A little background information: I lived and studied in Ogun precisely before my called-up letter came. I saw Abia in my call-up letter and the next thought that crowded my mind was the hatred projected during the just concluded election.

Since I had no connection, I chose my fate and had to skip my reporting date to camp. After losing every hope of redeployment, I decided to follow the next batch.

Our driver stopped in Lokoja and we rested before we continue the next day to Abia.

I had to make a plan that when I have money, I will buy their native wear to disguise myself. Immediately I stopped at the Abia park, I entered the next bus to the orientation camp.

After our three weeks in camp, I reported to my PPA.

Yesterday, I wanted to get a recharge card from a kiosk beside the road and I met an Igbo man. He looked at me and immediately fear gripped me.

He asked me whether I was new in the area, I wanted to lie and say "no". But my mouth betrayed me.

He smiled and bought the items for me and still gave me money.

What happened to us? I had to repent. Truly Nigerians are loving people. I couldn't contain my joy.

This is my first time in the southeast and just this singular act from yesterday has changed a lot about how I see Nigerians.

I know there are a lot of agitations but yesterday a Nigerian showed kindness to a Nigerian. It's officially my 1 month and 15 days in Abia and am enjoying my life to the fullest.

God bless Nigeria and God bless Abia State.

From Ogun state to lokoja to Abia state

Abeg ooooo Una driver miss road abi you enter wrong motor

Promicah:


Umauhia close to Nccf family house at that state house of assembly.

Near the Continental Hotel?

Promicah:
I feel overwhelmed by what just happened.

A little background information: I lived and studied in Ogun precisely before my called-up letter came. I saw Abia in my call-up letter and the next thought that crowded my mind was the hatred projected during the just concluded election.

Since I had no connection, I chose my fate and had to skip my reporting date to camp. After losing every hope of redeployment, I decided to follow the next batch.

Our driver stopped in Lokoja and we rested before we continue the next day to Abia.

I had to make a plan that when I have money, I will buy their native wear to disguise myself. Immediately I stopped at the Abia park, I entered the next bus to the orientation camp.

After our three weeks in camp, I reported to my PPA.

Yesterday, I wanted to get a recharge card from a kiosk beside the road and I met an Igbo man. He looked at me and immediately fear gripped me.

He asked me whether I was new in the area, I wanted to lie and say "no". But my mouth betrayed me.

He smiled and bought the item in the attached picture below.

What happened to us? I had to repent. Truly Nigerians are loving people. I couldn't contain my joy.

This is my first time in the southeast and just this singular act from yesterday has changed a lot about how I see Nigerians.

I know there are a lot of agitations but yesterday a Nigerian showed kindness to a Nigerian. It's officially my 1 month and 15 days in Abia.

Sir Nlfpm.od. This is my latest experience.

nigerian is a loving nations, i think few individual wants to see this country crumble but GOD pass them