₦airaland Forum

ArodewilliamsT:
Tufiakwa do wetin for your land. If i ever venture into your land. I will be coming to "open office' on yoruba heads.

To sell counterfeit goods as usual abi.The simple reason you rush to yorubaland is because you just can't suceed in your God forsaken land.

ArodewilliamsT:
Tufiakwa do wetin for your land. If i ever venture into your land. I will be coming to "open office' on yoruba heads.

To sell counterfeit goods as usual abi.The simple reason you rush to yorubaland is because you just can't suceed in your God forsaken land.

cheruv:
chai
nwanne,okwu gi a di uto!!
lekwa otu o si kwuru oto ka amu dimkpa

Mbanu! Okwu ya kwu oto ka amu nwatakiri
On a serious note, Ndiigbo should avoid putting their eggs in one basket. It's damn risky. Odualand was politically wise enough to split their votes between PDP and APC.

AS A NIGET DELTAN.. I AM CRYING

I LOVE YOU IGBO

MAY WE BE STRONGER

MAY WE BE UNITED

MAY WE STAND TALL...LONG LIVE THE BIAFRAN AND NIGER DELTA NATIONS


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Babalegba:
myopic statement. The effect of the IBO win in Lagos is that the yorubas who don't normally come our to vote will now be trooping out to vote to neutralize the ibo vote.

You are one of those who keep shouting Igbos are not united! all over the place. You all want to see Igbo unity?. Don't compain, you will see more of it in the coming days.

The 2015 electoral map looks pathetic. It would have been more so if the South East had abandoned PDP/GEJ. Looking at the map, GMB will know that there's work to be done.

GentleToks:
Just like the way you fuckedd your useless and worthless mum but sorry to disappoint you that I m a Yoruba man and we r well known for good things.

wtf?!?! Keep deceiving yourself, i already know the fundamentals you all are of a dirty tribe. Gosh
what am I still doing here?!?! @smh

oluspencer:
I guess or probably cos you been sent on apprentices since you're small prevented you from knowing the value of mother. Lack of morality is one thing that won't give u a voice in National politics.

am proud of my mum, so your facts are just fallacy... Stop poke nosing and get a life.
don't get beefs with yah.

pazienza:
Chai! I am moved to tears! such a well written article. GEJ remains my hero. God bless you, GEJ!

to be honest ..: ur one guy I admire ...I thank lord I am igbotic .we Stand by our word

janus05:
The 2015 electoral map looks pathetic. It would have been more so if the South East had abandoned PDP/GEJ. Looking at the map, GMB will know that there's work to be done.

Weare not yorubas that abandon our neighbours rhen we dorak with one voice ...that is a statement

christopher123:
to be honest ..: ur one guy I admire ...I thank lord I am igbotic .we Stand by our word

Dalu nwanne. Igbotic is the real deal.

paolo96:
All what you highlighhted attest to the fact that Igbo are just sore losers.Failure everywhere.
By the bullshit you stated,you voted Gej because Patience is an Igbo and she is the one controlling him.

myopic! Read again and ask for understanding

Paragonova:
Roland Akachukwu Emmanuel Wrote
"Igbos are not strategic in politics like other regions - they put
all their eggs in one basket.- What a fallacy ~ By Agunze
Azuka Onwuka
I have heard this statement so many times these past days
that it has become ridiculous.
The most annoying part of it is that even Igbos repeat it
without asking if it is true or not.
In the First Republic, the South-west all voted for Awo's party
Action Group. Those who supported Akintola were labelled
traitors and the "Operation Wetie" erupted which eventuallyled
to the 1966 coups and civil war.
In the Second Republic, Yorubas who voted for NPN were
labelled traitors. TOS Benson died as an outsider because he
did not support Awo's UPN. The same fate befell Adeniran
Ogunsanya because he supported Zik till his death. Abiola
was also seen as a sell-out because he was in NPN instead
of UPN, until June 12 1993 electionmade him a hero.
On the contrary, the Igbos were always vilified for not
speaking with one voice: for having some people support Zik '
s NPP and some support Ojukwu/Ekwueme in the NPN. They
were told to emulate the Yorubas who always spoke with one
voice (ie putting their eggs in one basket).
Now the Igbos have spoken with one voice, and the goalpost
has been shifted again, by making it sound as if it was a
crime. They are now accused of putting their eggs in one
basket. Na waah for this life oo!
People speak without asking themselves how the Igbos would
have won 2 house of representives seats in Lagos if they did
not speak with one voice in this election.
By speaking with one voice, Igbos proved that they are
trustworthy and reliable, even when many people sensed that
Jonathan would lose and started jumping ship.
By speaking with one voice, Igbos showed the South-south
that "agbata-obi onye bu nwanne ya" (a person's neighbour
is his brother).
The Igbos showed that contrary to all the decades oflies
about Igbos being their enemies who seek to dominate the
South-South because of oil, the Igbos are not as petty as
that. They also proved to the South-South that the Igbos are
not petty to seek revenge over whatever happened during the
Biafran War.
Igbos proved that they fight for the oppressed and the
underdog if the underdog is faced with two of Nigeria's Big
Three ethnic groups. It would have been a shame for the Big
Three to unite against the South-South.
There is nothing like putting one's eggs in one basket in
Nigeria's governance. It is constitutional that ministers MUST
be appointed from all the states of Nigeria. It is constitutional
that all federal appointments must reflect federal character.
By the way, there are top Igbo guys who stood by Buhari:
Rochas, Ogbonnaya Onu, Pat Utomi, Chris Ngige, Oby
Ezekwesili, Festus Odimegwu, etc. So it was not as if there
were no Igbos that stood by him.Meanwhile, appointments
don't make an area develop. Tinubu led the South-west to
reject the Speakership (No 4 person) zoned to the South-west
by Jonathan.
So let us reject this feeling of loss or attempts to make us feel
that we were unwise.
The Igbos acted based on the conditions on the ground.The
Yorubas also voted based on the conditions on the ground,
not because of any superior strategy in politics. There was no
Yoruba among the two candidates. Also ACN is a major
stakeholder in APC. And also because Buhari's running mate
is Yoruba, the majority of Yorubas felt that APC was the party
that would benefit the Yorubas better. The other group led by
Mimiko and Fayose and the Afenifere felt that Tinubu was
leading the Yorubas into an unholy alliance with Buhari and
that the Yoruba interest would be better protected by
Jonathan.
The same group also feels uncomfortable with the power
Tinubu wields over the region and the way he decides who
should hold what position in the politics of the South-west.
On their own part, the Igbos voted for the candidate that
appealed more to them.
The Igbos voted for justice by voting for a man from a place
that had not produced the president, even though their oil
feeds the nation.
The Igbos voted for a man who, for the first time since the end
of the Biafran War, treated them like first-class citizens of
Nigeria.
The Igbos voted for a man who showed them trust by
appointing one of their own the Chief of Army Staff since 1966
when Ironsi was killed.He capped it up by also appointing
another Igbo from Delta State (Ezeoba) the Chief of Naval Staff
at the same time. That was the apogee of trust shown the
Igbos in Nigeria since 1966.
The Igbos voted for a man who honoured their hero: IKEMBA.
If Ikemba had been buried during the regime of some people,
Ikemba's burial would have been an Igbo affair, because
many Nigerians still viewed him as a villain and a rebel. But
Jonathan moved away from that path and gave him a
national burial that made every Igbo tall.
The Igbos voted for a man who made it a reality that an
international airport would be in Igbo land.
It would have been a stab in the back if the Igbos had
scattered their votes between Jonathan and Buhari. It would
have been a betrayal if the Igbos had not stood by a man
who stood by them and gave them a sense of belonging in
Nigeria.The Igbos had no choice. The Igbos stand by those
who stand by them. When Adeniran Ogunsanya died, the
Igbos closed their markets to honour him for standing by Zik
through thick and thin till his death.The Igbos can never
forget the sacrifice of Col Adekunle Fajuyi who was killed for
trying to protect Aguiyi-Ironsi.The Igbos will never forget Carl
Gustaf von Rosen for risking his life to fly into Biafra and
assist them at that critical time.So let no Igbo accept that it
was a mistake to give full support to Jonathan. The Igbos
had no choice. One good turn, they say, deserves another.
The Igbos rallied round a man who gave them a sense of
belonging in Nigeria.Life is not all about winning elections..

God bless you


GEJ the Greatest



When is Buhari probing Tinubu and OBJ

paolo96:
Shut up Ogbeni.If your region is good,your lots won't be trooping to SW every time.
I won't be surprised if you are even typing from Yoruba land. Oloriburuku

Is your cocoa plantation ready.?

Perceptor:
That's wat I hate about you igbos, you always believe you ar better than you actually are. Your so called oyel is the cause of the rotteness, corruption and everything gone bad about Nigeria. Nigeria developed steadily when we were surviving on agriculture and I am sure we would have developed more than this if we hadnt negleted it because agriculture requires one's sweat unlike ur oyel which is the sole cause of laziness especially in southern Nigeria. Yet you pple believe ur region shld be worshipped cos of that damned thing called oil, ur region may bcom redundant in Nigeria if you pple dont change that annoying and disgusting attitude!

But your people protested during oil subsidy saga

Is your cocoa plantation ready



When is Buhari probing Tinubu and OBJ

[quote author=BlackTechnology post=32359475]God bless you


GEJ the Greatest



When is Buhari probing Tinubu and OBJ [/quote/
Bless u too.. happy easter

paolo96:
Shut up Ogbeni.If your region is good,your lots won't be trooping to SW every time.
I won't be surprised if you are even typing from Yoruba land. Oloriburuku

Lagos is not, has never been, and will never be yorubaland. Lagos is no man's land. Take it or leave it.

Babalegba:
myopic statement. The effect of the IBO win in Lagos is that the yorubas who don't normally come our to vote will now be trooping out to vote to neutralize the ibo vote.

Troop out from where? Rural osun or what? Mark my words, in 2019, an igbo man will be elected senator in lagos.

meforyou1:
Lagos is not, has never been, and will never be yorubaland. Lagos is no man's land. Take it or leave it.

In your dreams.

oluspencer:
You people are celebrating house of reps in lagos like u will allow IMO man in Anambra

Lagos is a no man's land. Zulu man from South Africa can even go there and contest and win

I am glad we spoke with one strong voice!

I have no regrets and no true son of the soil should have any regrets!

Buhari and his APC can rule ruin Nigeria as they like!

Ok o. It's the South East that supposed fill the Senate President's slot. All the SE APC's senators have been rigged out of office. So what do SE do now?

meforyou1:
Lagos is not, has never been, and will never be yorubaland. Lagos is no man's land. Take it or leave it.

We Igbo developed Lagos and Abuja,we are developing South Africa right now don 't worry Alaigbo shall be free

paolo96:
All what you highlighhted attest to the fact that Igbo are just sore losers.Failure everywhere.
By the bullshit you stated,you voted Gej because Patience is an Igbo and she is the one controlling him.

I had to scan through the article for a patience Jonathan mention but didn't see. patience Jonathan is not Igbos...

Paragonova:
Roland Akachukwu Emmanuel Wrote
"Igbos are not strategic in politics like other regions - they put
all their eggs in one basket.- What a fallacy ~ By Agunze
Azuka Onwuka
I have heard this statement so many times these past days
that it has become ridiculous.
The most annoying part of it is that even Igbos repeat it
without asking if it is true or not.
In the First Republic, the South-west all voted for Awo's party
Action Group. Those who supported Akintola were labelled
traitors and the "Operation Wetie" erupted which eventuallyled
to the 1966 coups and civil war.
In the Second Republic, Yorubas who voted for NPN were
labelled traitors. TOS Benson died as an outsider because he
did not support Awo's UPN. The same fate befell Adeniran
Ogunsanya because he supported Zik till his death. Abiola
was also seen as a sell-out because he was in NPN instead
of UPN, until June 12 1993 electionmade him a hero.
On the contrary, the Igbos were always vilified for not
speaking with one voice: for having some people support Zik '
s NPP and some support Ojukwu/Ekwueme in the NPN. They
were told to emulate the Yorubas who always spoke with one
voice (ie putting their eggs in one basket).
Now the Igbos have spoken with one voice, and the goalpost
has been shifted again, by making it sound as if it was a
crime. They are now accused of putting their eggs in one
basket. Na waah for this life oo!
People speak without asking themselves how the Igbos would
have won 2 house of representives seats in Lagos if they did
not speak with one voice in this election.
By speaking with one voice, Igbos proved that they are
trustworthy and reliable, even when many people sensed that
Jonathan would lose and started jumping ship.
By speaking with one voice, Igbos showed the South-south
that "agbata-obi onye bu nwanne ya" (a person's neighbour
is his brother).
The Igbos showed that contrary to all the decades oflies
about Igbos being their enemies who seek to dominate the
South-South because of oil, the Igbos are not as petty as
that. They also proved to the South-South that the Igbos are
not petty to seek revenge over whatever happened during the
Biafran War.
Igbos proved that they fight for the oppressed and the
underdog if the underdog is faced with two of Nigeria's Big
Three ethnic groups. It would have been a shame for the Big
Three to unite against the South-South.
There is nothing like putting one's eggs in one basket in
Nigeria's governance. It is constitutional that ministers MUST
be appointed from all the states of Nigeria. It is constitutional
that all federal appointments must reflect federal character.
By the way, there are top Igbo guys who stood by Buhari:
Rochas, Ogbonnaya Onu, Pat Utomi, Chris Ngige, Oby
Ezekwesili, Festus Odimegwu, etc. So it was not as if there
were no Igbos that stood by him.Meanwhile, appointments
don't make an area develop. Tinubu led the South-west to
reject the Speakership (No 4 person) zoned to the South-west
by Jonathan.
So let us reject this feeling of loss or attempts to make us feel
that we were unwise.
The Igbos acted based on the conditions on the ground.The
Yorubas also voted based on the conditions on the ground,
not because of any superior strategy in politics. There was no
Yoruba among the two candidates. Also ACN is a major
stakeholder in APC. And also because Buhari's running mate
is Yoruba, the majority of Yorubas felt that APC was the party
that would benefit the Yorubas better. The other group led by
Mimiko and Fayose and the Afenifere felt that Tinubu was
leading the Yorubas into an unholy alliance with Buhari and
that the Yoruba interest would be better protected by
Jonathan.
The same group also feels uncomfortable with the power
Tinubu wields over the region and the way he decides who
should hold what position in the politics of the South-west.
On their own part, the Igbos voted for the candidate that
appealed more to them.
The Igbos voted for justice by voting for a man from a place
that had not produced the president, even though their oil
feeds the nation.
The Igbos voted for a man who, for the first time since the end
of the Biafran War, treated them like first-class citizens of
Nigeria.
The Igbos voted for a man who showed them trust by
appointing one of their own the Chief of Army Staff since 1966
when Ironsi was killed.He capped it up by also appointing
another Igbo from Delta State (Ezeoba) the Chief of Naval Staff
at the same time. That was the apogee of trust shown the
Igbos in Nigeria since 1966.
The Igbos voted for a man who honoured their hero: IKEMBA.
If Ikemba had been buried during the regime of some people,
Ikemba's burial would have been an Igbo affair, because
many Nigerians still viewed him as a villain and a rebel. But
Jonathan moved away from that path and gave him a
national burial that made every Igbo tall.
The Igbos voted for a man who made it a reality that an
international airport would be in Igbo land.
It would have been a stab in the back if the Igbos had
scattered their votes between Jonathan and Buhari. It would
have been a betrayal if the Igbos had not stood by a man
who stood by them and gave them a sense of belonging in
Nigeria.The Igbos had no choice. The Igbos stand by those
who stand by them. When Adeniran Ogunsanya died, the
Igbos closed their markets to honour him for standing by Zik
through thick and thin till his death.The Igbos can never
forget the sacrifice of Col Adekunle Fajuyi who was killed for
trying to protect Aguiyi-Ironsi.The Igbos will never forget Carl
Gustaf von Rosen for risking his life to fly into Biafra and
assist them at that critical time.So let no Igbo accept that it
was a mistake to give full support to Jonathan. The Igbos
had no choice. One good turn, they say, deserves another.
The Igbos rallied round a man who gave them a sense of
belonging in Nigeria.Life is not all about winning elections..

Nwanne, okwu gi kwu oto ka utu dike !
Gotta quote this for the records.

Perceptor:
That's wat I hate about you igbos, you always believe you ar better than you actually are. Your so called oyel is the cause of the rotteness, corruption and everything gone bad about Nigeria. Nigeria developed steadily when we were surviving on agriculture and I am sure we would have developed more than this if we hadnt negleted it because agriculture requires one's sweat unlike ur oyel which is the sole cause of laziness especially in southern Nigeria. Yet you pple believe ur region shld be worshipped cos of that damned thing called oil, ur region may bcom redundant in Nigeria if you pple dont change that annoying and disgusting attitude!

Igbo's don't have oil.. They basically have nothing.. I mean nothing..

It's their decisions, it's none of anyone's business.

We can't tell them whom to vote for. They voted for Jonah because they believed he was the right choice.

Life goes on, APC have four years to convince us.

Lobatan.

shachris:
igbos are only united in their hate against the Hausa / Yoruba.

ARE'T YOU GUY'S UNITED NORTH AXIS AND SOUTH WEST AXIS GANG RELATED OIL ROBBERS


ARE BOTH OF YOU TWO FROM SE/SS ? NO YOU ARE NOT .



ONE NIGERIA IS YOUR NEXT ANSWER >? BUT YOU ARE QUICK TO ASK IGBO'S TO MOVE BACK TO THEIR RED SOIL COUNTRY .


SO BASICALLY NIGERIA DOES NOT EXIST OR ARE YOU GOING TO ARGUE THAT SE/SS ARE CONQUERED TERRITORY ?


SOME BODY SHOULD ANSWER ME ? RIGHT NOW .

If u built a bridge, airport, seaport,power plant, train etc, in the North and West bring them to the South East that is the only way Nigeria will be ONE. This is where GEJ stand out all his projects is visible across the country even did more in the North. Can Buhari do more to the South? Days ahead will unveil alot of truth and lies.

BossTtdiamonds:
Igbo's don't have oil.. They basically have nothing.. I mean nothing..

So which one do you guys have?

I said it before the election

We shall sink or sail with GEJ and that we did

May be we can not say who governs Nigeria but we can say who governs us!

Time to sack Rochas from Douglas House!

I wish Iheanacho can step down for Ihedioha!

Kingspin:
So which one do you guys have?

Get a Jamb Scratch card..