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I will campaign massively and vote for any patriotic Igbo with track records, not a failed politician or a double-standard candidate. 
 
My best friend is Igbo, and I love them so much.

I am eyeing one Igbo lady to have as a second wife now.

Na die agbado muslims dey.

Abbeytoy:
I will campaign massively and vote for any patriotic Igbo with track records, not a failed politician or a double-standard candidate. 
 
My best friend is Igbo, and I love them so much.

I am eyeing one Igbo lady to have as a second wife now.

Which mumu patrioic? Ibo will never lead our beloved corntree, even if cement go cost 100k a bag *as e de*y plan so

makemoneywbsite:
Which mumu patrioic? Ibo will never lead our beloved country, even if cement go costs 100k a bag *as e de*y plan so

I know you're trying to be sarcastic but it's not funny.

Awusa, Igbo or Yoruba can lead for 100 years, make them sha do well and I will always go with my mind no matter what some people package as best.

Such an asinine post. As others have pointed out, where is the evidence of this collective industriousness in Igbo land? It doesn't exist.

Why?

Igbos are an individualistic people. There's nothing wrong with that (to a certain degree), but that doesn't make you a great partner when it comes to building up the collective. An igbo man will strike wealth, build a marvelous house in the village, but won't fix the roads that lead to said marvelous house because it's the government's responsibility and not theirs, and why should they fix something that will be used by others as well. They're not wrong, but it displays their thinking, which is only caring about themselves and not the larger community.

Kalvan:
Such an asinine post. As others have pointed out, where is the evidence of this collective industriousness in Igbo land? It doesn't exist.

Why?

Igbos are an individualistic people. There's nothing wrong with that (to a certain degree), but that doesn't make you a great partner when it comes to building up the collective. An igbo man will strike wealth, build a marvelous house in the village, but won't fix the roads that lead to said marvelous house because it's the government's responsibility and not theirs, and why should they fix something that will be used by others as well. They're not wrong, but it displays their thinking, which is only caring about themselves and not the larger community.

Stop weeping... we are saying the same thing. Since we all agree the Ibo man doesnt build the road leading to his village. Ibo will never rule this our beloved corntree.

Abbeytoy:
I know you're trying to be sarcastic but it's not funny.

Awusa, Igbo or Yoruba can lead for 100 years, make them sha do well and I will always go with my mind no matter what some people package as best.

Ibo will never rule this our corntree, even if garri cost 5000 naira a mudu.

OP you are not God

cyberguy72:
OP you are not God

True sha. I'm not. But Ibo will not rule this our dear corntree.

makemoneywbsite:
True sha. I'm not. But Ibo will not rule this our dear corntree.

Ibos would rule in your lifetime make my words.

makemoneywbsite:
Awwww....very true my broda. That's why we must never permit their superior intelligence to rulership, even if we contree go down the drain. Ibo man must never rule us.

Your tribe suffers from interiority complex.