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Re: Response To My Message To Igbo Friends In Lagos by malton: 10:09am On Dec 28, 2016

Monalisa185:
lol, I'm a full blooded Nigerian; D

I've been following your comments on here. You're one of the few the country really needs to progress.

God bless you real good!

If you continue like this, you will leave me no option than fall in love.

grin

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Re: Response To My Message To Igbo Friends In Lagos by Monalisa185(f): 10:01pm On Dec 29, 2016

malton:
I've been following your comments on here. You're one of the few the country really needs to progress.

God bless you real good!

If you continue like this, you will leave me no option than fall in love.

lol, well, i am flattered and you also seem like one of the one of the few the country needs to move forward

And bless you too...

Lol... Do not all in love, I would advice you stand in love

#season's greetings to you

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Re: Response To My Message To Igbo Friends In Lagos by malton: 10:12am On Dec 30, 2016

Monalisa185:
lol, well, i am flattered and you also seem like one of the one of the few the country needs to move forward

And bless you too...

Lol... Do not all in love, I would advice you stand in love

#season's greetings to you

Amen, thank you!

If standing makes it stronger, I will for your love. grin

.

Seasons greetings to you too, dear.

Keep the light shining!

cool

Re: Response To My Message To Igbo Friends In Lagos by Monalisa185(f): 8:33am On Dec 31, 2016

malton:
Amen, thank you!

If standing makes it stronger, I will for your love. .

Seasons greetings to you too, dear.

Keep the light shining!

lol....for my love? Thought it was for another person's

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Re: Response To My Message To Igbo Friends In Lagos by malton: 7:55am On Jan 01, 2017

Monalisa185:
lol....for my love? Thought it was for another person's

Lol. See you o.

How cold I someone else when you are this much "my kind pesin"?

All for you, no reservation, no holding back. cool

Re: Response To My Message To Igbo Friends In Lagos by Ovamboland(m): 10:44am On Jan 01, 2017

0xtr169r:
See them miserable liars and propagandists, doing what the know best to do - lies upon lies!

It's really pathetic how an unstable and mendacious people who are unable to stand for anything good in life would go about dictating for others on how to go about self-determination.

Face OduaArewanistan republic and mind your business with your Fulani masters. Igbos are not interested in you and all you ever stand for in life and hereafter.

Are you so weak as a human being that opposition to your life goal by another human is all it takes to truncate it? Are Yorubas your colonial masters or your Pharaoh? And all the so called opposition is online and on the pages of newspapers and that is enough to support a genuine self determination movement? Shows how ready you are for your new country.

If anyone cautions you on your foolish venture it will be analogous to dissuading a suicidal person from jumping over the bridge or hanging himself and leave others to deal with burial and decomposing bodies.

We don't have time or interest in drafting our sons to war or another 3R's or reconstruction of Niger bridges and worth nought.

Re: Response To My Message To Igbo Friends In Lagos by Ovamboland(m): 10:56am On Jan 01, 2017

Fremancipation:
If you want to know how Yoruba nation will look without Nigeria, look at Benin republic next to Nigeria that are predominantly Yoruba people cutoff from their kind in Nigeria.

Why couldn't they replicate Lagos on their own? Lol

And why have you not replicated Lagos in your own Enclave? What do you have to say for hundreds of thousands of your kinsmen eking out a living in Cotonou and all Yoruba states? That's how you parasites feed on your host and seek to destroy it with hatred and bile and then start asking why when the host fights back for survival.
What is chasing you from your ghost Enclave and why is it so unattractive to local and foreign settlement and investors?

Re: Response To My Message To Igbo Friends In Lagos by Ovamboland(m): 11:18am On Jan 01, 2017

Noblecx:
Don't be a Hypocrite, didn't you see most of those clowns insulting Igbos?
And point to where I compel the Yoruba to support biafra exit else you are a big wonderful slowpoke.

Yorubas keep on throwing empty threats here and there on social media causing nuisances everywhere telling Igbos and reminding them to leave lagos. And I ask, how will Igbos leave lagos when they are still in the same Country with them?

What kind of mumunity is that, Let them do the needful by championing the dissolution of the country and watch the Igbos leave lagos in good faith.

This doesn't mean I'm compelling them to support biafra exit. hell no!! They should act their words that's what am compelling them to do. Bizzybody. Afonja spokesman.
Stop misinterpreting my words

Why must your exit or stay in Nigeria option be entirely dependent on what Yoruba choose to do? Is your conviction for a new country so weak? Why should you expect other people to display hatred for others because that is your own stock in trade? If you really want your country go and ask how the Americans got freedom from UK and learn from them, or closer home study south Sudan, Eritrea and then develop your strategy. Expecting another group to do your thinking and strategy for you is recipe for failure.
Hope you don't bank on the rest of Nigeria supplying you with sustenance as part of your current strategy

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Re: Response To My Message To Igbo Friends In Lagos by laudate: 8:05pm On Jan 01, 2017

Ovamboland:
Why must your exit or stay in Nigeria option be entirely dependent on what Yoruba choose to do? Is your conviction for a new country so weak? Why should you expect other people to display hatred for others because that is your own stock in trade? If you really want your country go and ask how the Americans got freedom from UK and learn from them, or closer home study south Sudan, Eritrea and then develop your strategy. Expecting another group to do your thinking and strategy for you is recipe for failure.
Hope you don't bank on the rest of Nigeria supplying you with sustenance as part of your current strategy

I no know say you sef see am! cheesy

Na di thing I dey try tell am be dat, before he come dey form anyhow for here... grin

Re: Response To My Message To Igbo Friends In Lagos by Monalisa185(f): 6:11pm On Jan 02, 2017

malton:
Lol. See you o.

How cold I someone else when you are this much "my kind pesin"?

All for you, no reservation, no holding back.

lol...hHahah... That got me rotfl

I'll give it a thought

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