₦airaland Forum

Zuckembego:
How can a landlord removes the roof of a tenant? Who owns the property? Who will bare the cost? Who will be at lost? What is the reason for removing the roof? Are all the tenants also Igbo?

What is really wrong with some of you people on this platform? Lies upon lies just to bring down other people?

Next time you write another lie, read it again and ask yourself if it's going to sell. This one here, it not selling at all except for the gullible like you though.

They don't even have an atom of shame with their ridiculous lies

IGBOPHOBIA1:
What control? That is the problem with you lots. Always afraid of being controlled and acting out of paranoia. The Igbos are not interested in controlling you. What is there to gain from controlling a person like you? Votes? What exactly? Maybe look upwards to the Sardauna that truly controls your destiny.

Abeg shift. Cry all you want Tinubu is the president right now

Why does it seem that Igbo migrants sometimes have recurring conflicts with their host communities? This deserves serious scrutiny, and the underlying causes should be properly studied. There have been reports of tensions involving Igbo communities in places such as Ghana, India, Malaysia and, more recently, South Africa. Rather than simply blaming either the migrants or their hosts, it would be important to examine the specific circumstances in each case and determine whether there are recurring cultural, economic, political or social factors contributing to these conflicts.

duro4chang:
Always feel insecured.

Exactly, insecurity drives them to act without rationale. From Rejoicing over the k1lling of Igbos to attacking Igbo properties to shouting Igbo must go during election to denying even their own son because his mother is Igbo to supporting g*nocide against 5 million Igbos during the war to stealing and looting Igbo businesses and properties during war to media propaganda and office hatred because they always feel insecure about Igbo dominance.

manmade:
Why does it seem that Igbo migrants sometimes have recurring conflicts with their host communities? This deserves serious scrutiny, and the underlying causes should be properly studied. There have been reports of tensions involving Igbo communities in places such as Ghana, India, Malaysia and, more recently, South Africa. Rather than simply blaming either the migrants or their hosts, it would be important to examine the specific circumstances in each case and determine whether there are recurring cultural, economic, political or social factors contributing to these conflicts.

Why have there been a massive number of Igbos making Igboland and Nigeria proud overseas lately? From maths geniuses to first class Masters Graduates ? These Igbos leave a good reputation for future Nigerians looking to travel for studies and work.