₦airaland Forum

Humblesam:
But what's it with this Igbo kingship in someone else's country?
Why disrespecting your host 😌
This is getting out of hand....Now others are suffering for what they didn't do.
It's very unfortunate.

boxypane:
I won't blame you coz no be your Livelihood or property them burn to ashes, then you'd understand that adage that's says a child that does not take lessons from home, will sure learn the hard way outside the home.
Rederede!!

Angelfrost:
If yoi had called it "Igbo leader" or Igbo Association Chairman, would there have been any issue?!!

Nope... You just had to go overboard by doing a kingship ceremony and publicly call it a coronation right in the face of South Africans, who already seek opportunities to be xenophobic.

Bastiver:
Exactly, So why is Igbo now given them excuse, cox no country we accept that.
Not even Igbo will accept that.
Since we all know South Africa are always looking for excuse to destroy things, why don't we just maintain our lane instead to prevent this.

AustineE1:
The original news headline from the foriegn newsline says,*installation of a Nigerian king*,while the ethnic merchants of south west have changed the headline to *igbo king*,is igbo not Nigeria,when they win trophies,represent Nigeria and win honours,then they called Nigerians.
We move on!
Xenophobia is the second name of South Africa,the black man is a problem into himself,in Newyork,Germany,France,UK,Japan etc Different ethnic groups have their kings but the black man will always waste meaningful time fighting unimportant issues while their government loot them to stupor and they do nothing.

brain54:
It is you that should be taking that advice...


Because it's not your property that was destroyed that is why you are taking that position that the victims of some people's madness are at fault.


Just imagine the gaslighting from this guy!

seppuku:
You are correct. However an explanation was tendered last week but Southy no dey hear word either.

This one na to find something to disturb GNU government.

erniok:
How does the coronation of a local king become an ungrateful act.

seppuku:
Bros abeg pull up the video again. They specifically clarified that the so called "king" was symbolic. You wan make I post am for you.

Iamzik:
It's not about expanations
Why do the coronation in the first place?

MrUnitedstatesA:
They are jealous of the successful Igbo community over there ,they know we dominate everything in their country and we will soon rule them

Angelfrost:
Symbolic?!! Lol...!

You wan explain symbolic to Southys?!! Okay na.

Nor be person wey go school dey understand grammar?!

Knowing how certain places are, dem suppose do this kind thing lowkey without noise or unnecessary publicity.

Everything shouldn't be showoff... Now, everywhere don burst.

boxypane:
Gaslighting? Wow. You must be crude to that word mehn... Is that how you people treat the truth when it stares at your face!!!
I never supported the actions of the protesters, except you're reading from below letters... You see that food wey una dey like cook for people back window, when e don, una no go fit carry am o.

Iamzik:
But it's Igbo king na... Or is it Hausa king?

brain54:
Oh you never supported their actions...


You only blamed the victims. Clap for yourself.


At the end na you go carry that food wey you dey talk about for your head.


What nonsense!

Iamzik:
Why must they do coronation for an Igbo king at all? This has become a trend lately. Same thing happened in Ghana.

Why can't Igbo people respect their host and live in peace

seppuku:
maybe you don't know SOuth African people. They will find any excuse to run on the streets to get attention from their government so much so that it is quite predictable now.

The Nigerian consulate and numerous organizations had reached out to various kingships and news centers to clarify the issue.

This one na early Monday morning toyi toyi

seppuku:
maybe you don't know SOuth African people. They will find any excuse to run on the streets to get attention from their government so much so that it is quite predictable now.

The Nigerian consulate and numerous organizations had reached out to various kingships and news centers to clarify the issue.

This one na early Monday morning toyi toyi

boxypane:
E sure say understanding dey manage you. Advice them to respect the culture and norms of others... This wouldn't have seen the light of day. You know your host is hostile, avoid trouble.

MrUnitedstatesA:
They are jealous of the successful Igbo community over there ,they know we dominate everything in their country and we will soon rule them

alobright17:
Blame those who are giving them the chance to find excuses by always wanting this Igbo king abroad .

SonOfWords:
The nigerian consulate has clearly explained this issue and exonerated the Igbos in South Africa from any wrongdoing, yet the Bathong wennas in their usual bl**d-lust, have gone on this destruction spree.

That thing wey these xenophobes dey find, one day we go answer them!

And typical of the OP to rush the news to front page to further fuel the hate for one tribe, to the point he even failed to give the part of the details favouring the Igbos. Una dey do things for this country o!