mej67:
Seriously, the "Eze Ndi Igbo" thing is a scam.

From the report, it was even the Deji that made him Eze. What a perfidy.

In Igbo home land, these people are not recognised. Their reign ends in whichever diaspora settlement they are in, and obviously, they serve not Igbo interest. Rather personal ego and interest.

What happened should be an eye opener and I expect Ohaneze Ndi Igbo to issue a clear statement abolishing the abominable arrangement.

WETINUSABI:
When we told them their mouths would land them in trouble, they thought we were kidding.

The eze who lacked manners was only taught some home training. Manner-less goats.

maupe:
Yorubas pretending to be Igbos, you mean. As a Yoruba woman of high repute, am afraid to say that Tinubu and AKANDE are leading the ODUDUWA nation once more into the grips of the Hausa/fulanis. When this happens, we will once more turn to our Igbo brothers for help. And, as usual, the help comes at a high price.

drey076:








THE GUY NEED MORE BEATING THAN THAT

OfoIgbo:


Ohanaeze Ndigbo took a decision against the proliferation of Eze Ndi Igbo titles many years ago.
Southeast traditional rulers council also made a decision against it.

In fact, Eze Nri refused to make Ojukwu the EzeIgbo gburugburu. It was another titled man from Nri that gave him that title after Eze Nri had already refused mainly because of what is happening now, and to prevent problem of individuals formenting problems in their own communities

But traditional rulers in some of those towns keep cooperating with them and undermining the decision taken by Ohanaeze

OdenigboAroli:


It's is ediotic and stupified to go to another man's land and crown yourself a freaking king. They should have murdered the ediot.

maupe:

Maybe you didn't read the story well. There is a huge misconception being circulated around that the said Igbo royal, entered the palace of the Obama dressed as a king. That is a big lie. When the Lagos Igbo traditional royals paid a visit to the Oba of Lagos, was there anything different in their regalia, from the Eze, ndigbo Akure, No. Then why is his case different. I believe this is a clever distraction, to throw the people of the evil intentions of the Fulani herdsmen. That is the real danger, not loyal and friendly tenants, who pay rent for the spaces allotted to them.

151487made:
kip promoting foolishness. Ur own tym will surely come.

maupe:

Because I don't want that, for my people and me, that's why I don't want us to follow Tinubu and AKANDE blindly into a bad dysfunctional relationship with the north, who only want to exploit our weakness and bias. If this happens, we will have to crawl to the Igbos for help, and we will have to pay a huge price, for them to help us out of any stup1d agreement we made with the north.

maupe:

Because I don't want that, for my people and me, that's why I don't want us to follow Tinubu and AKANDE blindly into a bad dysfunctional relationship with the north, who only want to exploit our weakness and bias. If this happens, we will have to crawl to the Igbos for help, and we will have to pay a huge price, for them to help us out of any stup1d agreement we made with the north.

maupe:

Because I don't want that, for my people and me, that's why I don't want us to follow Tinubu and AKANDE blindly into a bad dysfunctional relationship with the north, who only want to exploit our weakness and bias. If this happens, we will have to crawl to the Igbos for help, and we will have to pay a huge price, for them to help us out of any stup1d agreement we made with the north.

homosapien:



I wish you could type this when Zik also follow blindly into a bad dysfunctional relationship with the North. I guess if Gej/sambo had won the relationship won't be dysfunctional.

Igbo must be synonymous with hypocrites.

maupe:
Yorubas pretending to be Igbos, you mean. As a Yoruba woman of high repute, am afraid to say that Tinubu and AKANDE are leading the ODUDUWA nation once more into the grips of the Hausa/fulanis. When this happens, we will once more turn to our Igbo brothers for help. And, as usual, the help comes at a high price.

maupe:

Maybe you missed my name. I am not Igbo, I am from Ondo state.