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Cowardice is asking Igbos to leave your region when fulanis destroy and burn your farm lands.

Rape your women, kidnapped your people and even kill your Obas.

Instead of paying them back with their own coin, they will be pointing accusing fingers on those they feel they can always envy their success in their region.

Just imagine if the Igbos has done half of what the fulanis has done in Yoruba land.


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Smartcitizen:
Cowardice is asking Igbos to leave your region when fulanis destroy and burn your farm lands.

Rape your women, kidnapped your people and even kill your Obas.

Instead of paying them back with their own coin, they will be pointing accusing fingers on those they feel they can always envy their success in their region.

Just imagine if the Igbos has done half of what the fulanis has done in Yoruba land.


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Go back to your geopolitical region and stop crying about Yoruba matter, is none of your business.

Una don dey cry since you're asked to leave Yoruba land

U no want biafra again

Ikaeniyan0:
Go back to your geopolitical region and stop crying about Yoruba matter, is none of your business.

Una don dey cry since you're asked to leave Yoruba land

You are the most funny people created by God.

You are all RUNNING away to UK and building houses there, some without hope of even coming back, but you will have the dead conscience to ask others to leave your region.

Anyway, we can't leave until you leave UK and pay us for all our business investments in your region.

You will have Sense by fire by force.

Seunex2:
U no want biafra again

Yes we still want Biafra and it doesn't change the fact that you are a COWARD.

Smartcitizen:
You are the most funny people created by God.

You are all RUNNING away to UK and building houses there, some without hope of even coming back, but you will have the dead conscience to ask others to leave your region.

Anyway, we can't leave until you leave UK and pay us for all our business investments in your region.

You will have Sense by fire by force.

Leave the south west and go back to igbo land. leave all this your shalaye, I don't care about it

Yoruba will handle Yoruba matter, i don't know why you dey shook mouth and cry bitterly over Yoruba matter wey no concern you


#Igbomustgo

Cowardice is a synonym for Yoruba

Smartcitizen:
You are all RUNNING away to UK and building houses there, some without hope of even coming back, but you will have the dead conscience to ask others to leave your region.

Word!

Smartcitizen:
Yes we still want Biafra and it doesn't change the fact that you are a COWARD.

Coward that wasted 3m worthless souls

1. You people like projecting characteristics you are known for to others.

Projection is a psychological defense mechanism where a person unconsciously attributes their own undesirable thoughts, feelings, or behaviors to someone else. Essentially, instead of acknowledging these feelings within themselves, they "project" them onto others.

Example:
If someone feels insecure about their abilities at work but is unable to accept or acknowledge this insecurity, they might accuse a colleague of being incompetent or criticize them for the very things they fear in themselves. This way, they avoid confronting their own insecurities by seeing them in someone else.

Simon Ekpa says Hi to millions of our cowardly sit-at-home brethren from his exile in Finland. Imagine how millions of people (including their traditional leaders and state governors) could be held down on Monday mornings perpetually against their will with fear of getting killed by the same terrorists (who are pretending at the same time to be Freedom fighters). Later this same people will come out to chest-beat about how they are hardworking and more business savvy than others while they hide under their beds every Mondays for the fear of a fugitive commanding them from Finland.

2. Your Stockholm Syndrome is also well noticed.

Stockholm Syndrome is a psychological phenomenon where hostages or victims of kidnapping or terrorism develop a bond or affinity with their captors. This emotional attachment can manifest in various forms, including sympathy, loyalty, and even love. The syndrome is named after a bank robbery in Stockholm, Sweden, in 1973, where hostages defended their captors even after being freed.