ElekeNtioba:


on behalf of every sentient being who love freedom...i hope so too.

jonnieoneng:


you are so ......%?$@&#?$+/$$@&#*?,;:%%@&&;*@

Ishilove:

You are correct. They are generally very peaceful so the journalist is very correct. Those screaming 'insults' either have no sense of humour or have inferiority complex.

wristbangle:


They see like an act of cowardice of which they are totally wrong.

Yesterday when me and my igbo friend was chatting, na so him dey abuse yoruba peeps say we lazy, me sef come dey yan about their own too. In short he said yorubas are easy to form friendship with

Ishilove:

It isn't cowardice. Yoruba people are just more generally laid back than most people from other ethnic groups

Yanks101:
Cowardice is a relative term. Most ethnics in africa also fought intra-tribal wars. No big deal.
The fact that they fought themselves does not mean they have the courage to go to war with another major ethnic.

ElekeNtioba:


sorry i'd pass. enjoy the gang-bangging tho by 72 virgin boys.

dumb rag-head.

Dexema:
u seem to have a confident handle on west african history...something not really popular.

ElekeNtioba:


LMAO...which group in Nigeria has never experienced internal strife. is dat what should serve as a indication of bravery

How you respond in the face of aggression or attacks be it violence or civil disbodience is the criteria. Cowards perpetually hide under d toga dialogue and diplomacy even when they are redundant.

jstriker442:
u dnt loose wat u fight for dear

jstriker442:
ts complete COWARDICE.
''What better way can a man die apart from fighting for the land of his fathers and the temple of his god's ''

omenka:
Got your Diary mention. Thanks. Wishing you an awesome year of mind blowing exploits this year. God bless you.

@post: the only thing I could deduce from the statement is: Wisdom.

God bless the Yoruba people.

Kassidy90:
Well as for the religion part i concur even my extended family we have 70/30% of Muslim /Christian and we dint kill ourselves but blowing inconsequential thing out of proportion i think that is an individual thing not tribal...

lezz:
Dude, the diction and phrasing by the journalist is masterpiece, elite in any class.

I don't endorse tribal bashings of any sort but what is written is a veiled diatribe, euphemized by clever placing of words to soften the verbal blows. I call it social diplomatic bashing.

If nairaland installed an active anti spam bolt for auto deletion of insults, that bashing will pass undetected.

doveda:


Are you jealous or what?

Dumb Infidel!

LarrySun:
Was he praising or insulting the Yorubas? The so-called Whiteman can't even write in perfect English expressions. This shows that every race has its shortcomings.

maestroferddi:
You appear to have a warped sense of self-importance.

I have been reading your serial abuses of the anonymity of the social media to cast gratuitous aspersions on anything Igbo.

What is even deplorable is your claim of some kind of quasi Igbo identity via an Igbo sounding name.

The Igbos will not continue to allow some people to take a semblance of a millstone contributing nothing other than working against the collective aspirations of the Igbo nation.

Nnamdi Kanu's diatribe and indiscretions have been condemned by most Nigerians, the Igbos inclusive. However, what is swept under the carpet are the subsisting issues that keep precipitating the likes of Kanu.

Granted that Kanu probably overreached himself, but are the socio-political issues being raised by him without merit? So the media blitz and propaganda to deflect attention from the germaine issues?

And what is exactly are you trying to achieve by drawing parallels between Kanu's utterances and sanguine reprisals from the rest of Nigeria?

Don't you think that your rash and impulsive views could be giving vent to those who have made a culture of the destruction of Igbo lives and properties even with little or no provocation?

When did the sundry combustible utterances being made by elements from the northern and virtually the rest of the country led to the threat of extermination of their kith and kin outside their homelands? Are the Igbos supposed to be living in this country as a second class citizens incapable of enjoying the inalienable rights enshrined in the laws of the land for fear of not offending tin gods or some sections of the country?

You tell me: are the Igbos supposed to remain subservient to mistreatment because other Igbos living outside Igboland would become cannon fodder to some undesirable elements at the slightest hint?

I suggest that you people should get a handle on the many shallow and ill-thought out comments you are wont to make on sensitive issues.

Sagamite:


You are a daft fuuktard!

You actually thought you were making sense when you vomitted this, fuuktard?

What God are you dying for, cretin?

You are so daft it is shocking?

What land does ya FADA own and when you die, will you take it to heaven, cretin?

Ishilove:

Yes, you are right, but I also choose when to be humorous and when to be sober.

I choose to laugh. The time for sober reflections is not yet here.

zejov:
True! They are neither here nor there.

jstriker442:
did u read b4 u posted that ??
I cant reason with a prejudiced charlatan.

Happy new year.

maestroferddi:
You appear to have a warped sense of self-importance.

I have been reading your serial abuses of the anonymity of the social media to cast gratuitous aspersions on anything Igbo.

What is even deplorable is your claim of some kind of quasi Igbo identity via an Igbo sounding name.

The Igbos will not continue to allow some people to take a semblance of a millstone contributing nothing other than working against the collective aspirations of the Igbo nation.

Nnamdi Kanu's diatribe and indiscretions have been condemned by most Nigerians, the Igbos inclusive. However, what is swept under the carpet are the subsisting issues that keep precipitating the likes of Kanu.

Granted that Kanu probably overreached himself, but are the socio-political issues being raised by him without merit? So the media blitz and propaganda to deflect attention from the germaine issues?

And what is exactly are you trying to achieve by drawing parallels between Kanu's utterances and sanguine reprisals from the rest of Nigeria?

Don't you think that your rash and impulsive views could be giving vent to those who have made a culture of the destruction of Igbo lives and properties even with little or no provocation?

When did the sundry combustible utterances being made by elements from the northern and virtually the rest of the country led to the threat of extermination of their kith and kin outside their homelands? Are the Igbos supposed to be living in this country as a second class citizens incapable of enjoying the inalienable rights enshrined in the laws of the land for fear of not offending tin gods or some sections of the country?

You tell me: are the Igbos supposed to remain subservient to mistreatment because other Igbos living outside Igboland would become cannon fodder to some undesirable elements at the slightest hint?

I suggest that you people should get a handle on the many shallow and ill-thought out comments you are wont to make on sensitive issues.

doveda:


Really? Face the reality and you will lose what you fight for if lack tact.

Ishilove:
I couldn't stop laughing when I saw this


http://nigeriaworld.com/articles/2004/aug/031.html

https://twitter.com/toluogunlesi/status/682164417199517696

Ishilove:

I'm seriously pondering why I should give a fvck...

Sagamite:


You are a daft cretinous fuuktard!

What God and land are you dying for, cretin?

Dayumm

Sagamite:


You are a daft cretinous fuuktard!

What God and land are you dying for, cretin?