Mrfeel:

Is that what you want to hear ?

You won't hear that from me kid , Igbos were Igbos before the met you other tribes and if you think Igbos will change for you then you must be dreaming, I will repeat this once more cause it's clear your IQ is low

If the biafra civil war did not break the Igbos pride what more can anyone do to the Igbos that will be worse than what happened during the civil war ? We survived it and we are still here, the igbo pride can't be broken,it's in the DNA

Yep. Continue suffering, whining and surviving.

No one with a decent IQ would see critical faults with his race, people, tribe, family or kids and say "it does not need to change"; except he is an idiot playing defiance!

Gamesmart:


Yep. Continue suffering, whining and surviving.

No one with a decent IQ would see critical faults with his race, people, tribe, family or kids and say "it does not need to change"; except he is an idiot playing defiance!

That's the point, leave us to our suffering, you don't feed us , anything else?

Mrfeel:


That's the point, leave us to our suffering, you don't feed us , anything else?

The elephant in the room point is: "No one with a decent IQ would see critical faults with his race, people, tribe, family or kids and say "it does not need to change"; except he is an idiot playing defiance!"

Gamesmart:


The elephant in the room point is: "No one with a decent IQ would see critical faults with his race, people, tribe, family or kids and say "it does not need to change"; except he is an idiot playing defiance!"

I agree multiple times, anything else?

Mrfeel:


What has private investment has to do with civil service, The truth is people outside of south east can't compete with Igbos in igboland like Igbos compete with them in their homeland , to start with , the price of a plot of land in igboland can buy and build a mansion in yorubaland or the north, an average igbo man who can buy plot in igboland is capable of owning a house in Yoruba land and the north, but it will be hard for an average person from yorubaland to buy a plot in igboland cause he can't afford it

I'm a Yoruba guy, I can't invest in Igboland. You guys are very hostile and unpredictable . That's how we see you people, there are lots of Yorubas and their assets in the North

Lifestone:

I'm a Yoruba guy, I can't invest in Igboland. You guys are very hostile and unpredictable . That's how we see you people, there are lots of Yorubas and their assets in the North

Will you buy plot in enugu for 50 million when you can easily buy same size of plot in ogun for as cheap as 10 million ?

Mrfeel:

Will you buy plot in enugu for 50 million when you can easily buy same size of plot in ogun for as cheap as 10 million ?

But we buy much more than that in the North, we are not generally comfortable with Igbo, they are tribal sensitive. Igbo will not even sell land to a Yoruba land in Onitsha

Lifestone:

But we buy much more than that in the North, we are not generally comfortable with Igbo, they are tribal sensitive. Igbo will not even sell land to a Yoruba land in Onitsha

There is no way a yoruba man will leave a cheap 10 million naira land in Yorubaland and buy it for 50 million in the north

And for the statement bolded ,it's clear you have never been to the south east,all these hostile tribal sensitive thing you are talking about is what you picked from nairaland

There are hundreds of thousands of yoruba's all over South East doing all types of jobs without experiencing any hostility from their Host , yoruba's even have an OBA in anambra

Mrfeel:

There is no way a yoruba man will leave a cheap 10 million naira land in Yorubaland and buy it for 50 million in the north

And for the statement bolded ,it's clear you have never been to the south east,all these hostile tribal sensitive thing you are talking about is what you picked from nairaland

There are hundreds of thousands of yoruba's all over South East doing all types of jobs without experiencing any hostility from their Host , yoruba's even have an OBA in anambra

Except you leave in Yoruba Land, you probably haven't visited enough places in SW compared to the nos of places I have been to in the south east. I'm telling you the Yoruba sentiments, whether valid or not is another thing that needs to be addressed.
To be fair, I was never discriminated against when I was in SE, but somehow, most Yoruba won't put their investment in SE except it has become absolutely unavoidable.
All these tribal jabbs also hasn't helped matters
It has nothing to do with cheap land. Aside Lands are very expensive in SE because they don't have enough Land to go round. In another 50years, the entire SE maybe fully built up. Igbos need Nigeria than we need them. If all Igbos returns to SE as being canvassed by some people, in less than 10years, the whole place will be built up

Lifestone:

Except you leave in Yoruba Land, you probably haven't visited enough places in SW compared to the nos of places I have been to in the south east. I'm telling you the Yoruba sentiments, whether valid or not is another thing that needs to be addressed.
To be fair, I was never discriminated against when I was in SE, but somehow, most Yoruba won't put their investment in SE except it has become absolutely unavoidable.
All these tribal jabbs also hasn't helped matters
It has nothing to do with cheap land. Aside Lands are very expensive in SE because they don't have enough Land to go round. In another 50years, the entire SE maybe fully built up. Igbos need Nigeria than we need them. If all Igbos returns to SE as being canvassed by some people, in less than 10years, the whole place will be built up

You are just throwing words around without hitting the point, lands are pretty expensive in igboland , setting up a business in igboland is much more expensive than in Yorubaland , leave all these words you are throwing around about , Yoruba sentiment, igbo hostility, Igbos don't sell land etc Igbos buy lands in the north and Yorubaland not because they feel yoruba's or the north loves them ,the same sentiment you think the yoruba's have towards to Igbos the Igbos have same but Igbos invest in those places cause it's cheaper and easier to invest there compared to igboland ,

Gamesmart:


What makes you think Igbos are not the owners of Seplat?

obi Jackson is just part onwer.. with 4% shares..

The only difference there is that... He is the highest nigerian shareholder...

Evidence below

walefresh3:
obi Jackson is just part onwer.. with 4% shares..

The only difference there is that... He is the highest nigerian shareholder...

Evidence below

Do you know who the shareholders of Maurel and Prom, Petrolin and Sustainable Capital are?

I can see Avuru being the largest Nigerian shareholder with 8.15%.

For Avuru to have that much share but allow Orjiakor to take the lead and be the face of Seplat, it suggests to me that Orjiakor has more shares that are not under his name.