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Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by aikhimself: 2:14pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
theAtheist101: Threatening a group of people in such manner is abuse of his authority. Being such a disgrace to normal traditional rulers doesn't earn him a trophy but condemnation even from some of his right minded kinsmen.. He don't have to apologise because his reputation is anyway already damaged and Igbos will always live and thrive in Lagos and nothing will happen. History has shown Igbos are not pushovers and mere comment from a disgruntled Oba is nothing new. Action speak louder than words. 3 Likes |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by Okeikpu(m): 2:14pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
LordExecutioner:The love for the gr8 Igbos is the begening of wisdom. Read ur bible very well (・∀・) 1 Like |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by fosidewok: 2:15pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
Billyonaire: You see. Stealing is in your blood. Now you are now people of Niger Delta. Try and move an inche close to Rivers, Edo, Bayelsa, Delta, Akwa Ibom because of oil. They will so deal with your criminal sense. Why do you keep to your eroded red soil? 1 Like |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by Remarkable: 2:16pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
Perceptor: Hausas hate us to hell, and you love us to heaven, right? Aww, we love us too :X (no homo lol) 2 Likes |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by Nobody: 2:16pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
Okeikpu: Hahahaha Igbo jews. By the time we finish with you, all of you will be shipped to Israel. |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by 49cents(m): 2:17pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
CHM11: I do not know where this fear of enslavement is coming from; honestly do not know the details of the civil war as whether the Igbos were after the soul of the SS; but what is clear is that country called Bigeria is a sham sustained by some regions to exploit other regions in a parasitic dependence If not for the daeth of yaradua nobody from the south south would experience the presidency; was the surname of jonathan an Aremu or Adamu he would stil the president elect What you should be asking yourself is that who made this country one? How similar are the regions to agrre to work together? Can anyone fee at home in any part of the country unless he is from there? We speak of a federation yet are scared to practice it; if Benin rep that is hadly half of Ino state can be a country why can't an entire 5 states with over 40 million peopel not be Country and determine its future Perhaps the south south have a servant mentality; where the hausas or fulanis or yorubas, who claim sophistication and all are the ones with the oil wells do you think you will be allowed to see a drop or you will be one Nigeria with them? Like it or not, igbos are being admired for their ingenuity, industry and intelligence by many; infact just yesterday I was with one of my retailers for new products and the yoruba man there was just praising the igbos that they like being hardworking and all Is it in marraiges or family life, igbos show greater commitment; fact is it is useless demonsising a tribe for no reason Just yesterday your kinsman, who one the federal house of rep in Festac area was almost assasinated because he won that fed contituency? Are we not suppose to be free in this country again If the south south takes there oil today; igbos will survive it because of their natural enterprenueral spirit Igbos are already making their own carrs and exporting shoes to west africa amogst other expolits both localy and globally My poit has been rather than speak ill of ourselves let us rally round and discuss terms of staying together Let it all stary with resource control and see if the hausa and the yorulbas will be happy Igbos are about their business and making strides wherever they find themselves; just licke the hausaa we don't take threat.s lightly Every tribe has their selling point; igbos know theirs and we live it out and have no apologies for excelling in whatever we do 5 Likes |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by Nobody: 2:17pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
Chukwugekwu: I don't even know who the Oba is , is he influential, has he enhanced job creations or helped in anyway apart from being entitled to God knows whatever, as far as am concerned he doesn't speak for the Yoruba nation or even the Lagos people. 2 Likes |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by steric58(m): 2:17pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
nzeadachie:na your generation be mugu there is nothing Igbo people knows about business that yoruba did not know,you dis stupi.d idi.ot we have an indepth knowledge about importations we even have an upper hand in bargaining with foreigners because we gat manner unlike stupi.d igbos 1 Like |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by 2ruink(m): 2:19pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
It does make a whole lot of changes my dear......what it means actually is that your Oba is a bastard Doncolio: 2 Likes |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by Arogunmasa(m): 2:21pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
fosidewok: It is because u stand to gain nothing! Let it burn as far as u'r concern. Am a moderate yoruba but I can't just ignore ur lastest onslaught against Yoruba nation state. Jeeez, why am I sounding lyk this, I ave enjoy robust relationship with my Ibo peeps but I can just ignore this. Sorry folks, nothing personal. I hoPe we pick up where we started after this died down. 1 Like |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by Emdeejay: 2:22pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
pcguru1: Thank you for your contribution. That's my thought exactly. Igbo should not vote for jimi because of the oba's words. Does he deserve it, is he able to take Lagos to the next level? Also,the oba is a relation of jimi; I'm not sure if he did this to help his cause or just plain ignorant |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by InvertedHammer: 2:22pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
My take: Whoever owns the land, owns the place. Yoruba owned Lagos even though the place was developed with the collective fund from the Nigerian state. Then Yoruba decided to sell Lagos to the highest bidder. Igbo people came over and bought up Lagos. At no point in history did Lagosians or the self-acclaimed Oba give out lands for free to Igbo people. The lands were all bought and continue to be bought. One cannot eat his cake and have it. Lagos was their birthright and they sold it. No need of crying over spilled milk. They spent all the money earned on perishable items and now look back to wish there are ways to get back the lands. Well...too late! If plots of lands are available at Aba and an Hausa or Yoruba person wants to buy it, it will be sold to him without hesitation. But such investments are not there interests. Besides, they most probably will be outbid. As the case is now, Lagos is sold and gone. Yoruba people should deal with it or they may elect to stop their people from selling the remaining lands to Igbo people. The problem there is that the offers are too enticing to avoid. And the ones thinking there are going to be cases of abandoned property again, dream on. If there is war today in Lagos, who can afford the weapons more on individual levels? Your guess is as good as mine. 2015 is not 1967. Take it or leave it. / 4 Likes |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by Nobody: 2:23pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
When it comes to business, there's no such thing as tribe, I have to admit we need the igbos in Lagos, Take Computer Village for example you think Lagos Government doesn't enjoy tax from them. keep playing the tribe card while businessmen advance. 5 Likes |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by Okeikpu(m): 2:24pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
LordExecutioner:So so mouth, no action (⌒▽⌒) No be ds Ewedu/Amala pple wey I know....abi Una don borrow power 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by Nobody: 2:28pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
datalossvictim1:na wa o! no ethnic group owns lagos |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by Nobody: 2:30pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
Emdeejay: Thank you my brother that's why people don't understand its our lively hood that's at stake, I have tried to see something good about Agbaje but i can't find anything the only thing i know is that the people behind him are nothing but rogues not that APC is any better but with PDP I don't see them taking Lagos to the next level. |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by Nobody: 2:31pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
runzlord: I just want igbos to develop their land. I am very shocked as one, at the hesitation to do so. Please see my new topic and contribute your opinion. I will appreciate it. 1 Like |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by eliwa47(m): 2:31pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
this Igbo disruption in Lagos will surely land them in the lagoon if they are not careful. if it is in own land, your I we will say more than that, if u like fly go sky, it is ambode all the way. if u are not satisfy go back to your state. ewu |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by upsonn(m): 2:31pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
holatin: Seconded.... Omo ale ja ti ja ti. |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by 2ruink(m): 2:31pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
If Awolowo had not committed suicide by drinking rat poison, he would have scolded you never to make such arrogant statement again. War is not media propaganda ooo. When it starts to rain, then will you realize how empty the Yoruba nation is. I have spoken! omokab: |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by Masterclass32: 2:31pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
Achilies: Brother this thing tire me o. I no lie. We really should retrace our steps. Our beloved east is there. Nobody will develop it for us. Its up to us. Folks are looking for greener pasture elsewhere. Are the pastures in the east blue? Even if it were, its up to us to make it green. I don't doubt for one second that we have the capacity to achieve that, if only we can look inwards. I believe things will change, sooner than later, with or without our consent. Brothers, make we think twice. #EXPLORE SOUTH EAST |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by Nobody: 2:32pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
runzlord: let the dreamer keep dreaming we are in a capitalist world you are all dreaming if you think Lagos belongs to a tribe keep sleeping, in Las Gidi its all about the money Tinubu won't waste time dealing with an Igbo person if he knew it would lead to money, even the APC team check their celebrity ads and count the non-yorubas there. Lagos is a business town its all the money baby. 2 Likes |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by Remarkable: 2:33pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
Emdeejay: Not all Yorubas condemned the Oba... and some went further to call Igbos names. What most Igbos said was that they were now going to vote for Jimi; if you saw the Oba being called names, that might have been later than I saw anyways. however, the truth is, that you can't intimidate an Igbo man just like that; if he retorts back to you "mba a na-abara agu" ... if pretty much saying that you can not shoo away a lion the way you shoo away a chicken or we often say "Hua" to the hawk to drop the little chick it swooped down on... before i digress... and in conclusion, Igbos are peace loving. We mean noharm. We don't steal land, we buy the land with the weat off our borws.... so when you hear Igbos saying its no man's land etc... its not that they do not know who the first migrants to Lagos were, but I am sure o f this - it has always been in response to an act, whether perceived or actual, of aggression towards them. You will not be minding your business in Lagos and out of no where an Igbo will come and be yelling in your face that lagos is no man's land. We have better things to do. Isnt time, money? 3 Likes |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by hitleraldof(m): 2:34pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
duni04:at the end y waste my precious data on u 1 Like |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by Nobody: 2:37pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
Masterclass32: My Guy ignore what you read here, these are just kids ranting in the business world no gives a Bleep about tribe, even these days states are being developed by either foreigners and outsiders it has nothing to do with re-tracing steps, is it not the Chinese and the Italians making our buildings is it the Yorubas ? In business you partner with anyone to get the goals achieved. anyone debating on tribe is on a long thing my brother. you want to know the funny thing after today everything would be back to normal. You think if Tinubu runs a company , he would only employ yorubas ? he would employ the best heads, there's no entitlement in Lagos anymore its about what you can offer. |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by Nobody: 2:38pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
datalossvictim1:what i mean is that they have a developed land and thats lagos! |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by Nobody: 2:40pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
runzlord: Come to my thread bro so that we can go back and forth. I don't want to derail this thread. |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by Remarkable: 2:42pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
fosidewok: But what act can you point to that his ancestor did or said to prove your claim? are you sure you are not the same as your oba? And let me say this before I move on to something better... the Oba didn't sound hostile to me, but his word portrays his heart and shouldn't an Oba be neutral politically? or at least "pretend" to be? |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by Emdeejay: 2:42pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
pcguru1: Are you from Lagos? I know little to nothing about her politics, therefore I can't say who is better. If a lagosian says the other guy is better, then I will have to believe you. Yes approximately all political parties are the same thing, they only get their money from different sources. I just wish people would take a step back to see what's good for them. After the election, who will remember you? |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by InvertedHammer: 2:42pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
/ LAGOS IS SOLD AND GONE!!! YORUBA PEOPLE SHOULD BLAME THE OMONILES!!! IF THEY PUT UP.THE OBA'S PLACE FOR SALE TODAY, GUESS WHO WILL BUY IT? LESSON: IN THE NEXT LIFE, STOP SELLING YOUR LANDS AND PROPERTY. IT IS THE SAME AS SELLING YOUR BIRTHRIGHT. If you noticed, the remaining parts of Lagos are now being bought up by the Arabs and Chinese because they understand the game. At this rate, 50 years or less from today, Yoruba people will be tenants in the fatherland. You are crying and sulking about Igbo people now, then you will be moaning about Arab/Chinese invasion. And Mr. Akiolu will be dead and gone. \ 3 Likes |
Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by Okeikpu(m): 2:43pm On Apr 11, 2015 |
Why fought against the Igbos during Biafran war......4ucktards!!! Una neva see anything yet.....we wanted to hv our own country, but the tribe wt scarface slavebacked the useless H/Fulani's to put an end to that. Ndi ara!!! 1 Like |
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