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Rose2014:
Nwokeoma udo diri gi

Achoputara m n'ahu adighi Onye ahu
Onweghi ihe m na-enye ya biko. Anaghim azu ndi ara

freeze001:
Sis! A burokwam nwoke biko...nwayi ibe gi kam bu...

Rose2014:
Ewoo nne ewekwana iwe biko

O di m obi uto na m huru nwanyi Ibe m na-asu asusu Anyi ebea. Ndi na-asukariri m asusu Anyi ebea na-abukari umu nwoke

Ya gaziere gi nwanyi Oma

freeze001:
Mu na gi adigo na mma ke mgbe. E jighim ezigbo aham e de ihe kita maka ndi uta tulara ya nga. ..lol
E chetara onye ya na Dee Whynotthetruth n'akpa maka akwukwo mgbede n'azu uno nnukwu nne ya?

O ga diri gi mma nwanne!

asadike:
buhari hates ndigbo with passion. but d truth is ' he cannot bring us down. he wants to cripple us but his plans will fail and d pit he dug for us, he shall fall inside.

Rose2014:
Awww Kenny Nwannem o
))))))))))))))))hugs((((((((((((((((((((((

Yhinkss:
Everybody hates you right? Are you the only traders or is it only on igbo traders. It is a policy to encourage local production so as to reduce dependency on foreign product which will benefit a lot of people especially the Ibos who are into a lot of production in Aba.
Its just that you have been brainwashed. Anything being done this hate ibo that hate ibos. You better change your reasoning

nitt:
and the funny thing is,...

the CBN Governor flying these policies of govt is an IGBO Man

Yhinkss:
Everybody hates you right? Are you the only traders or is it only on igbo traders. It is a policy to encourage local production so as to reduce dependency on foreign product which will benefit a lot of people especially the Ibos who are into a lot of production in Aba.
Its just that you have been brainwashed. Anything being done this hate ibo that hate ibos. You better change your reasoning

babyfaceafrica:
Igbo and complain is like bread and butter

Rose2014:
At d bold. Same way there's a refinery in Kaduna. And his robots will start educating us why Kano is the best place to clear the goods

Btw Any persecution of traders is a persecution of the masses cos if they suffer finish to get the goods, na consumers go hear am.

Rose2014:
You don't get it, do you? This shows how shallow u are in understanding the op


Pls next time allow smart people to quote me instead

Candyrain:
You read everything in the OP and you think they have nothing to complain about? Isn't your hate for the Igbos becoming obvious?

The dollar restriction is affecting their business and you expect them not to complain, huh?

They import their goods into the country instead of clearing in Lagos they are asked to go all the way to Kano for it and you expect them not to complain.

Before you blame or castigate them, why not try putting yourself in their place.

Yeye.

Yhinkss:
Everybody hates you right? Are you the only traders or is it only on igbo traders. It is a policy to encourage local production so as to reduce dependency on foreign product which will benefit a lot of people especially the Ibos who are into a lot of production in Aba.
Its just that you have been brainwashed. Anything being done this hate ibo that hate ibos. You better change your reasoning

babyfaceafrica:
does it affect only them?....why are they the only one complaining?....e dey pain them as bubu enter abi?

StOla:
Persecution complex!

If 8 people are affected by a government policy and just 1 of them is Igbo, then it is a deliberate agenda to persecute the Igbos.

Igbos are not oriented to collectivism and fighting for what is good for the masses or for the nation; they fight only for what isgood for them individually


http://www.igbofocus.com/html/the_igbo_problem_can_be_fixed.html

arresa:
The sun rises and sets only on their ass.

Candyrain:
Can you be truthful for one?

Which people are the highest numbers of importers? Be truthful for once.

Should the majority stakeholders in the importation business keep quiet in the face of harsh policies affecting business because of the minority in their midst, huh?

I can make a guess that the Igbos make up about 80% of importers, should they keep quiet because of 20% others are also being affected? Guy make you dey use your head.

Candyrain:
Can you be truthful for one?

Which people are the highest numbers of importers? Be truthful for once.

Should the majority stakeholders in the importation business keep quiet in the face of harsh policies affecting business because of the minority in their midst, huh?

I can make a guess that the Igbos make up about 80% of importers, should they keep quiet because of 20% others are also being affected? Guy make you dey use your head.

StOla:
It has always been the habit of Igbos to pull statistics out of their ass, so I doubt if that surprises anyone these days.

If Igbos constitute 80% of importers and other tribes are to take their own share of what Igbo false statisticians have left as remainder for them, then I reckon that the big industries who do the bulk of importation should make do with just 0.01% of importation?

Concerning the complaints being made by these importers, I welcome it if made from purely economic perpectives, but to inject the notion that the policy was designed and implemented just so that Igbos should cry is what I would not condone.

Nigeria has economic challenges, and the government of the day would do what it must to surmount those challenges it inherited without regard to tribal sympathies.

The government should not always have to stop to ponder on whether the ever crying Igbos would like a policy or not. Policy implementation always have positive and negative consequences, Igbos should learn to stop "tribalising" the demerits.

Candyrain:
OUCH!!!

That hurts
Are you saying that he is a dvllard?

babyfaceafrica:
ok..keep on defending ur tribe...sentiment over reason