₦airaland Forum

googi:
It should never have gotten this bad. Igbo and Yoruba love one another in those days. No Yoruba kid dare speak ill of strangers among them. They were welcome with open arms: towo tese!

Unfortunately, today, all the "wars" between Igbo and Yoruba is in the West. Why not in the East?

I missed those days of amicable co-existence, not realizing it could only happen in Yorubaland.

gidgiddy:
I can tell you one thing, there's no Yoruba man that can tell you he has ever been discriminated against in Igbo land

The same cannot be said of the Igbo man in Yoruba land

gidgiddy:
I can tell you one thing, there's no Yoruba man that can tell you he has ever been discriminated against in Igbo land

The same cannot be said of the Igbo man in Yoruba land

WesleyPepper:
It’s the population of the Ibos in the west that is causing the problem .
You can’t have that kind of noise in the East because you don’t have plenty Yorubas dragging your limited space and resources with you .

That is the truth

gidgiddy:
I can tell you one thing, there's no Yoruba man that can tell you he has ever been discriminated against in Igbo land

The same cannot be said of the Igbo man in Yoruba land

helinues:
You people will come to our region to share the little resources meant for the indigenes and still be disrespectful.

You can't plant guava and be expecting to harvest Apple

WowSweetGuy:
So seems like you are saying the Igbos will come to your land defeat you in running business your people could have handled themselves... Just like the Europeans and Chinese are sophisticated running big business and winning big projects in our country. So can we say the Igbos are sophisticated?! It's their luck and destiny so allow them like we allow foreigners.. Improve and go win in their own side or handle all west yourself

helinues:
You people will come to our region to share the little resources meant for the indigenes and still be disrespectful.

You can't plant guava and be expecting to harvest Apple

shortgun:
All the resources in every part of Nigeria belongs to all Nigerians. That's the law, that's the constitution of the land.
I wonder when you will stop crying and compete like others

helinues:
If they have not been succeeding/winning in their own region, it would be delusional to be thinking they are winning anywhere .

Charity should be testament

WowSweetGuy:
Is t not the port they lack there... Just as foreigners lack raw resources they need

googi:
It should never have gotten this bad. Igbo and Yoruba love one another in those days. No Yoruba kid dare speak ill of strangers among them. They were welcome with open arms: towo tese!

Unfortunately, today, all the "wars" between Igbo and Yoruba is in the West. Why not in the East?

I missed those days of amicable co-existence, not realizing it could only happen in Yorubaland.

Shawarmagirl:
My siblings and I where born and bread in Lagos. My Dad built his first house at Ajeromi in 1993. We are all fluent in Yoruba language until we all entered university and get more expose. Yorubas of then while growing up is different from the ones I am currently witnessing.

gidgiddy:
I can tell you one thing, there's no Yoruba man that can tell you he has ever been discriminated against in Igbo land

The same cannot be said of the Igbo man in Yoruba land

gidgiddy:
I can tell you one thing, there's no Yoruba man that can tell you he has ever been discriminated against in Igbo land

The same cannot be said of the Igbo man in Yoruba land

FreeStuffsNG:
It's folks like you who played the ostrich when it was necessary for you to call those sheshede to order when they were destroying the beautiful relationship your ilk helped to nurture.

The Lagos REC of INEC raised the issue of massive, coordinated and sinister transfer of many voters from the Southeast to Lagos State and it was to influence the election of leaders in Lagos. The strategy adopted in Lagos is now to block the sinister outcome.

I am thoroughly surprised that people like you can bring up this issue after new order has been established.

IGBOPROMISE1:
There was some acrimony owing to the uncivil war, which was dissipating, but hostilities were renewed by Tinubu and his gang of Agbero political acolytes owing to their desire to maintain their hegemonic and mafioso control over Lagos state! They needed to find a way to convince the generality of Yoruba that the Igbo man is their problem!

helinues:
Take responsibility. Stop blaming others for your misfortunes.

You developed everywhere but when it comes to developing your own region, that's when the excuse of cement finished came in

WowSweetGuy:
Port is not something you do yourself as a business man bringing development but Government it involves the sea into a country country's navy and all that. So a government must be blamed here its just that. Why do you now think they want their own country?!

helinues:
Are you also blaming GEJ una hero?

WowSweetGuy:
Cut me a slack, The whole country knows not just the igbos but we other Nigerians knew how GEJ was too calm and controlled/disturbed/troubled by the cabals who don't want that

helinues:
So if 40% of the indigenes from each states from South East have relocated or migrated to other part of the country , what precisely have your governors been doing with the excess resources? You guys never even bother to ask such question

helinues:
You people will come to our region to share the little resources meant for the indigenes and still be disrespectful.

You can't plant guava and be expecting to harvest Apple

shortgun:
There is no law in Nigeria that restricts any ethnic group even if it's 100% of a region’s population from relocating to another part of the country. The Igbo people are known for their entrepreneurial spirit and adventurous nature you'll find them in virtually every nation on earth, let alone within Nigeria. As long as Nigeria remains a single, united entity.... peaceful coexistence is the only option

What precisely have your governors been doing with the excess resources? You guys never even bother to ask such question

givedemwotowoto:
Resources extracted from where?

Correction BTW: Resources meant for residents (not just indigenes) including taxpayers, with special incentives and considerations for indigenes for using their lands and being hosts.

helinues:
Leave shalaye and answer my question

shortgun:
There is no law in Nigeria that restricts any ethnic group even if it's 100% of a region’s population from relocating to another part of the country. The Igbo people are known for their entrepreneurial spirit and adventurous nature you'll find them in virtually every nation on earth, let alone within Nigeria. As long as Nigeria remains a single, united entity.... peaceful coexistence is the only option

helinues:
You people will come to our region to share the little resources meant for the indigenes and still be disrespectful.

You can't plant guava and be expecting to harvest Apple