₦airaland Forum

T9ksy:
@ bolded,above...................Abi o jare!!!

The north sabi the only language these uncultured people comprehend..............unbridled violence.
they know (from experience), what to expect from the northerners hence they don't dare drag anything with them, in their ancestral space.

flokii:
They are ganging up gradually to take control of Computer Village in Ikeja and push out the Yorubas that started the place.. Same thing they did in Alaba and likes.
As LASG don build flyover in that area now, next thing is for the visitors to start scheming to remove any Yoruba influence in Computer Village and make one of their own the President-General.
That one won't work in Ikeja, one of Yoruba people industrial strides.

Beremx:
how did Yorubas start computer village and Alaba? Lolz!!!

flokii:
All the markets in Lagos you can point to were created by Yorubas and the Obas in Lagos have stake in them.. From Ladipo market to Alaba market to Tradefair to Computer Village.

I don't blame some of you Igbos but Yorubas that love keeping quiet where they ought to challenge invaders. Go to sabon gari in Kano and claim Igbos started the market if ab0kis won't deal with you.

When did you reach Lagos?.. I'll tell you the history of Computer Village so you'll educate yourself and know that Igbos came to meet people there.

Beremx:
hahaha this your beer parlour gossip ehn... You're talking nonsense.

flokii:
That entire area is owned by Yorubas 100%.. the place that is now Computer Village was more of residential mixed with small businesses (mostly computer sellers and accessories). The place gained prominence due to it's central location close to under bridge, Ikeja and directly adjacent to Awolowo House which was like another shopping centre.

Don't go and be sleeping on bicycle, spreading falsehood that Igbos started computer village make Yoruba people no vex for una.
Respect your hosts.

Good2go1:
Does the north extort their traders this way? You need to grow above tribal biases

Christistruth00:
Not Necessarily if they had the Oba's Trust

Christistruth00:
That wasn't necessary
It was their loyalty to the Oba that was necessary

InyinyaAgbaOku:
Not true. Never in the history of Yoruba land except for Tinubu who is known for serial bastardisation of Yoruba culture

InyinyaAgbaOku:
Lies. Iyalojas are basically traders who head a market. So, Tinubu daughter being one is bastardisation of Yoruba culture.
Iyaloja must come from the market,can be Yoruba or not. About loyalty,let a real iyaloja from the market become loyal to the oba, it's not a problem.

You can't solve a problem you don't have experience in. So the court was right for sacking her

Christistruth00:
You don't know our History or Culture
You don't need to be a Trader in a Particular Place to be made it's Iyaloja the Oba can appoint any person he trusts as his Babaloja or his Iyaloja

An Oba's Market Taxes and duties collector could be made a Babaloja

Computer Village itself is about to be sacked because it is in a residential area

At least you cannot argue with that

If you have the right to lockdown your own Region markets every Monday remember that others too have their own Traditional rights too and respect them

InyinyaAgbaOku:
Closing computer village is not the issue but the fact that the iyaloja must come from the market.

Go and look for other means of making money, leave market people to choose their leaders. The court was right for sacking Tinubu

So , is there iyaloja at Microsoft and china town now ?

InyinyaAgbaOku:
Iyaloja stuff should be restricted to traditional Yoruba markets in charge of women traders selling pepper and tomatoes , not Igbo markets

What does she know about electronics and like gadgets that she wants to lead a market dedicated to those items ?

InyinyaAgbaOku:
Iyaloja stuff should be restricted to traditional Yoruba markets in charge of women traders selling pepper and tomatoes , not Igbo markets

What does she know about electronics and like gadgets that she wants to lead a market dedicated to those items ?

MadPolitician:
That iyalaoshi nonsense is not known to the constitution of the federal republic of Nigeria. The lady in question is an interloper that should be immediately arrested and prosecuted for extortion and grand theft. Imprisonment should follow as quickly as possible, since she has constituted herself into a grand menace to the society for a long time. I just can not understand how the so called financial capital of the country will be allowed to descend so low as to tolerate this sort of infamy. How a person not recognised by the constitution as a functionary of the state, will be going around collecting taxes that go directly to her personal purse is mind boggling.

Nigeria runs on a well documented constitution. Warts and all, that paper called the constitution dictates every constitutionally accepted position in the country. Again, the federal laws supersedes any petty local laws. I will repeat for emphasis; the federal laws supersedes any petty discriminatory edicts from the states. If some prehistoric tribal mutants want to enforce traditional edicts alien to the constitution just to satisfy their village ego, they should be told what to do; get yourself a brand new Republic and make the strange looking daughter of your tribal god the leader of all markets there. Your kettle of fish. But as long as Nigeria subsists, this galurous ladys corrupt intentions will always be challenged.

Dynamicboss:
Good decision. She is too greedy and inconsiderate. Is her share of national cake not enough?

Dynamicboss:
Good decision. She is too greedy and inconsiderate. Is her share of national cake not enough?

RZArecta:
Iyaloja general of where na ?

InyinyaAgbaOku:
Iyaloja stuff should be restricted to traditional Yoruba markets in charge of women traders selling pepper and tomatoes , not Igbo markets

What does she know about electronics and like gadgets that she wants to lead a market dedicated to those items ?

fuckingAyaya:
When you hear them scream igbo's should leave 'our Lagos' you will think they are business oriented but see them fighting for crumbs from they same people they are telling to leave.