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How The Abiriba Igbos Became Filthy Rich After The Civil War by Walkwithsimon11(op): 6:39pm On Aug 22, 2025
How the Abiriba igbos became filthy Rich after the civil war

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulzoVqbwUjI
Re: How The Abiriba Igbos Became Filthy Rich After The Civil War by Burob: 6:55pm On Aug 22, 2025
Walkwithsimon11:
How the Abiriba igbos became filthy Rich after the civil war
Strong men doing their thing, it is always hard to keep a good man down.
Re: How The Abiriba Igbos Became Filthy Rich After The Civil War by kettykin: 7:41pm On Aug 22, 2025
Something tells me that time has come for the east to go back to whatever drawing board they went to immediately the civil war ended and come up with new invigorated business logics to face the world and whatever Nigeria throws our way. The business logic will include a new igbo apprenticeship scheme, a new igbo dream, aku ruo ulo and how to to turn south eastern cities to nest investment destinations
Re: How The Abiriba Igbos Became Filthy Rich After The Civil War by IGBOPROMISE1: 7:49pm On Aug 22, 2025
kettykin:
Something tells me that time has come for the east to go back to whatever drawing board they went to immediately the civil war ended and come up with new invigorated business logics to face the world and whatever Nigeria throws our way. The business logic will include a new igbo apprenticeship scheme, a new igbo dream, aku ruo ulo and how to to turn south eastern cities to nest investment destinations
This will be tough considering how ‘one Nigeria’ has eroded our cohesiveness and commonality of purpose over the past five decades! It was easier then to speak with one voice, have a common vision, and deploy our collective resources to work towards achieving it because we were all under one common political authority in the then Eastern Region, and we had selfless visionaries like Dr MI Okpara to drive the process! Fat chance of that repeating itself under the present dispensation and structure….especially, given the kind of ‘leaders’ we are saddled with that purport to speak for Ndigbo but in actuality are nothing more than house-niggers beholden to the hegemonic alliance that either installed them or who they think will make them president!
Re: How The Abiriba Igbos Became Filthy Rich After The Civil War by Emu4u2c2: 8:04pm On Aug 22, 2025
kettykin:
Something tells me that time has come for the east to go back to whatever drawing board they went to immediately the civil war ended and come up with new invigorated business logics to face the world and whatever Nigeria throws our way. The business logic will include a new igbo apprenticeship scheme, a new igbo dream, aku ruo ulo and how to to turn south eastern cities to nest investment destinations
Shey una see watin happen for Anambra with the Corp member.. that's one of my many reasons other region fear to venture into the east...
Re: How The Abiriba Igbos Became Filthy Rich After The Civil War by ibechris(m): 8:49pm On Aug 22, 2025
Emu4u2c2:
Shey una see watin happen for Anambra with the Corp member.. that's one of my many reasons other region fear to venture into the east...
Evil is evil ...there is no place on earth that there is crime not even where u are now.
Re: How The Abiriba Igbos Became Filthy Rich After The Civil War by Emu4u2c2: 9:26pm On Aug 22, 2025
ibechris:
Evil is evil ...there is no place on earth that there is crime not even where u are now.
We don't attack corpers posted to our community.. From time immemorial we have been told they are "government children" .. We tend to give them hospitality but you see south easterners, it's a general knowledge they are not exactly the hospitality bunch. So I ask how can south east attract investors from outside.. Y'all have a long Way to convince the rest of Nigeria..
Re: How The Abiriba Igbos Became Filthy Rich After The Civil War by IGBOPROMISE1:
Emu4u2c2:
We don't attack corpers posted to our community.. From time immemorial we have been told they are "government children" .. We tend to give them hospitality but you see south easterners, it's a general knowledge they are not exactly the hospitality bunch. So I ask how can south east attract investors from outside.. Y'all have a long Way to convince the rest of Nigeria..
Dude, nobody is trying to convince you on anything! Believe whatever your smug, self-righteous ass wants to believe! First remove the log from your eye and sort out the problems and issues facing your own ethnicity and region before trying to advise others!?
Re: How The Abiriba Igbos Became Filthy Rich After The Civil War by slivertongue: 10:50pm On Aug 22, 2025
Emu4u2c2:
We don't attack corpers posted to our community.. From time immemorial we have been told they are "government children" .. We tend to give them hospitality but you see south easterners, it's a general knowledge they are not exactly the hospitality bunch. So I ask how can south east attract investors from outside.. Y'all have a long Way to convince the rest of Nigeria..
A serving corper was killed in Gombe did that stop investment? Same in Rivers State, Kaduna, Bauchi did that stop investment by others?
Re: How The Abiriba Igbos Became Filthy Rich After The Civil War by AdolfHitlerxXx: 8:51am On Aug 23, 2025
Yes they have gone to the drawing board.

Asian Prisons are their Universities.

Yor Uber guys help to supply their ladies some condensed milk cheesy

Now take this cure.



kettykin:
Something tells me that time has come for the east to go back to whatever drawing board they went to immediately the civil war ended and come up with new invigorated business logics to face the world and whatever Nigeria throws our way. The business logic will include a new igbo apprenticeship scheme, a new igbo dream, aku ruo ulo and how to to turn south eastern cities to nest investment destinations

Re: How The Abiriba Igbos Became Filthy Rich After The Civil War by nothingspoil70: 10:25am On Aug 23, 2025
Igbos would not have bounced back so soon after the war without the massive Nigerian market access.

Not only did they come back to the market, they came with the attitude of anything ( whether good or bad) just to survive. Since then they have been following this path of all is fair in war. The war and survival mentality never left them all to the detriment of peace in their country
Re: How The Abiriba Igbos Became Filthy Rich After The Civil War by kettykin: 1:20pm On Aug 23, 2025
AdolfHitlerxXx:
Yes they have gone to the drawing board.

Asian Prisons are their Universities.

Yor Uber guys help to supply their ladies some condensed milk cheesy

Now take this cure.
I understand your case very well, you did not witness genocide, marginalization, xenophobia, civilian bombings, scorched-earth policies, Nigerian factor , 20 pound policies, abandoned property policies, Araba policy, or any other anti human, satanic policy but your lifetime not any better than people who witnessed theses policies a billion times , your life is even worse off.
Re: How The Abiriba Igbos Became Filthy Rich After The Civil War by Factcheck0001: 1:23pm On Aug 23, 2025
kettykin:
Something tells me that time has come for the east to go back to whatever drawing board they went to immediately the civil war ended and come up with new invigorated business logics to face the world and whatever Nigeria throws our way. The business logic will include a new igbo apprenticeship scheme, a new igbo dream, aku ruo ulo and how to to turn south eastern cities to nest investment destinations
with just banning of fake products by government n empowering standard organisation of Nigeria and nafdac all of that will b over
Re: How The Abiriba Igbos Became Filthy Rich After The Civil War by Mrexcell(m): 5:32pm On Aug 23, 2025
Emu4u2c2:
We don't attack corpers posted to our community.. From time immemorial we have been told they are "government children" .. We tend to give them hospitality but you see south easterners, it's a general knowledge they are not exactly the hospitality bunch. So I ask how can south east attract investors from outside.. Y'all have a long Way to convince the rest of Nigeria..
Only a very dumb person will be judging the whole south east with that isolated incident in anambra. We have seen far worse happen in the north where over 10 corpers where brutally murdered in one day yet no one is using that to blackmail the entire northern nigeria.
Re: How The Abiriba Igbos Became Filthy Rich After The Civil War by Hedonisco: 6:44pm On Aug 23, 2025
kettykin:
Something tells me that time has come for the east to go back to whatever drawing board they went to immediately the civil war ended and come up with new invigorated business logics to face the world and whatever Nigeria throws our way. The business logic will include a new igbo apprenticeship scheme, a new igbo dream, aku ruo ulo and how to to turn south eastern cities to nest investment destinations
The priority is to get rid of these violent miscreants parading around and making the East a living hell. There must be concerted efforts to eliminate these criminals and restore sanity. Otherwise, everything else will be a waste of time.
Re: How The Abiriba Igbos Became Filthy Rich After The Civil War by Emu4u2c2: 7:35pm On Aug 23, 2025
Mrexcell:
Only a very dumb person will be judging the whole south east with that isolated incident in anambra. We have seen far worse happen in the north where over 10 corpers where brutally murdered in one day yet no one is using that to blackmail the entire northern nigeria.
But your kindred flock there in groves... Maybe When you learn to take constructive criticism we can then take you serious
Re: How The Abiriba Igbos Became Filthy Rich After The Civil War by kettykin: 8:11pm On Aug 23, 2025
Hedonisco:
The priority is to get rid of these violent miscreants parading around and making the East a living hell. There must be concerted efforts to eliminate these criminals and restore sanity. Otherwise, everything else will be a waste of time.
So, are you referring to those who shout Biafra without the mental capacity or the intellectual roadmap or strategic machinery to actualize it? Or do you mean the ones who naively believe that the more Mondays you waste in forced sit-at-home or the more formal businesses you paralyze, the nearer you get to a mirage of Biafran sovereignty? Exactly which group are you talking about?
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