₦airaland Forum

helinues:
@ emboldened, such mistake will never be allowed or tolerated again

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

PaChukwudi44:
What is disrespect? Voting for your preferred candidate during elections?

PaChukwudi44:
The people that "share" this "little" resources do they pay tax ? If yes to whom?

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

PaChukwudi44:
What mistakes? You are an online noise maker.The maximum the SW will be in power will be eight years after which it will leave the region.People who migrate will definitely continue to transfer their voters card to their new locations.

PaChukwudi44:
What mistakes? You are an online noise maker.The maximum the SW will be in power will be eight years after which it will leave the region.People who migrate will definitely continue to transfer their voters card to their new locations.

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

But I also say this, Yorubas and Igbos are not meant to be in one country, they need seperate countries of their own. If Gambia can be a country with a population of just 2 million people, then Igbos and Yorubas that are each over 40 million, have no business being together in one country

DiscoverID:
You guys don't have common sense? Instead of fixing the squalid iboland, and stop the invasion of other regions, you are here justifying nonsense.

DiscoverID:
You guys don't have common sense? Instead of fixing the squalid iboland, and stop the invasion of other regions, you are here justifying nonsense.

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

Softmirror:
Simply because they know there boundaries and limitations. Charity they say begins at home. The infact Igbos have an imbended cuture and tradition discriminating among themselves Igbos, the outcast system called 0'su is a fact.

1Alex:
can you throw more light to the highlighted part of your statement? I honestly wish to learn.

owobokiri:
"Boundaries and limitations ", whatever that nonsense means, are established in the constitution and the constitution only! You don't make them up as you go.

If an igbo man does something wrong in your vicinity, the constitution is there to set him straight.., use it! An igbo man will never dance to the whims and caprices of your primitive cultural proclivities, if such practices are not established as a constitutional must.
Learn to deal with this.

In any even, both Nigeria as a failed country
and the different constitutions that have been used to run Nigeria post 1970, were all products of your uncles desperation to dictate who gets what, when, and how in Nigeria. You fought and killed for One Nigeria, you wrote the constitution through the military as the "winners of the war" and dumped the damned thing on us..., you are now the one who's complaining of not getting enough respect because you are not given all sorts of cultural privileges alien to the constitution! The question is:What exactly do you want!?

BTW, if the non existent "osu outcast" worries you that much, do something by taking care of your immediate surroundings first. For instance, go to Ogun and stop the ritual killings or stop the heinous Abobaku killings that is nothing but an emberassment to modern existence

helinues:
So what have your governors been doing with the excesses?

ogashman:
This ur mumu question should not only be restricted to Igbos.

What are the governors of Yorubas, Urhobos, and others that are abroad doing with their resources that made them relocate outside Nigeria?

DiscoverID:
You guys don't have common sense? Instead of fixing the squalid iboland, and stop the invasion of other regions, you are here justifying nonsense.

DiscoverID:
You guys don't have common sense? Instead of fixing the squalid iboland, and stop the invasion of other regions, you are here justifying nonsense.

Lame
If you have a brain you'll know there’s nothing wrong with Igbos living or doing business across Nigeria.Mobility is a sign of enterprise, not failure!

Europeans, Arabs, and Chinese are found all over the world does that mean their homelands are uninhabitable? Of course not. It's called global presence and economic expansion.

etrouble:
Do you ever see a Yoruba man say Yorubas own Igboland or that Enigunis no man’s land? Do you ever see a Yoruba man operate a kidnapping ring in Igbo land like Evans the billionaire kidnapper? Have you ever see Yorubas operating baby factories in Igbo land? Have you ever see Yorubas manufacturing and distributing fake drugs and drinks in Igbo 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

Ezmans:
How do igbos drag limited space with yorubas

CannibalEast:
I can tell you another thing, there's no Yoruba man that's stupid enough to think he can drag the same right with Igbo in Igbo land.

The same cannot be said of Igbo man in Yoruba land.always try to use your sense

helinues:
Resources are distributed to states based on population and other factors. The population is a key factor

Softmirror:
Simply because they know there boundaries and limitations. Charity they say begins at home. Infact Igbos have an imbended culture and tradition of discriminating among themselves Igbos, the outcast system called 0'su is a fact.

1Alex:
and the point?

Who make up the population?

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

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

But I also say this, Yorubas and Igbos are not meant to be in one country, they need seperate countries of their own. If Gambia can be a country with a population of just 2 million people, then Igbos and Yorubas that are each over 40 million, have no business being together in one country