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Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by ODDVanguard: 11:42am On Jan 22, 2017
iamhorny:


no sell land na, when you reason stomach infrastructure, you brain will reset grin grin.. Asides most of the land you sell in lagos do not belong to you. Na you papa get swamp? and again LAGOS IS A NOMANSLAND, deal with it. One Nigeria grin grin

Smh. You lots are the most shameless tribe in Nigeria. No other tribe stoops as low as claiming other people's land as theirs the way you all do. While others take pride in their homeland, una dey go about like vagabonds trying to lay claim to people's lands. Kai! Igboland must be a really terrible place. undecided

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Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by ODDVanguard: 11:46am On Jan 22, 2017
iamhorny:
Asides most of the land you sell in lagos do not belong to you. Na you papa get swamp?

Do you see how stupeed you sound for saying the above? Lol. If the swamp no get owner, how come una pay money for am? cheesy Abi no be person una buy am from? Smh. You should try comedy, for real. Coz i doubt you can ever make sense in your life.

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Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by iamhorny(m): 11:49am On Jan 22, 2017
ODDVanguard:


Lol. Yorubas are not known to beat empty chest like you lots. Akure monarch already flogged sense into your people constituting nuisance in the state, Ambode is also dealing with una traders and shyt una no fit do beyond to whine and cry as usual. Our people don dey wake up and are now matching your unwarranted belligerence fire-for-fire as you can see. You lots are destined to end up in the East anyway whether you like it or not, dead or alive -- heck, y'all don't even bury your dead outside igboland. undecided lipsrsealed


Y'all should have a bit of pride and go develop the SE into a place where others would be willing to come and desire to have a stake in, rather than going about costituting a nusisance by claiming other people's lands.

Akure monarch that was invited by police just imagine. see the low level he dragged himself to because of his insecurities and need to enjoy igbo money thru omonile and iyaloja grin grin. even the igbos as strangers at dealing with him. have you ever heard police invite Obi of Onitsha or Emir of kano for what kwanu?

we all know most of your obas are either touts, rapist or yahoo yahoo men(i dont need to mention them google can tell you that). so we are not surprised. that is why they feel threatened by igbo presence hence they want to manipulate the eze ndigo to their favour but trust my people, you cannot impose on us. we know our rights.

as for developing the east, who told you the east is not developed? at least to Nigerian/African standard? i guess you are still sleeping

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Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by iamhorny(m): 11:52am On Jan 22, 2017
ODDVanguard:


Smh. You lots are the most shameless tribe in Nigeria. No other tribe stoops as low as claiming other people's land as theirs the way you all do. While others take pride in their homeland, una dey go about like vagabonds trying to lay claim to people's lands. Kai! Igboland must be a really terrible place. undecided

chai see pain ooo, no go let heart burn turn heart attack, drink some water please to calm your heart temperaturegrin grin

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Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by Rapmaestro(m): 11:53am On Jan 22, 2017
Lwkm... Lagos a no man's land? You must be high... Yoruba can get their land back if they so want but because Yorubas are peaceful people, they'll let you be... I've met worse ibos ad nice ones also but The latter are more.... Biafra is not going to happen, deal with that....

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Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by Dedetwo(m): 11:57am On Jan 22, 2017
maclatunji:
Sorry, but reasonable people have no problems with Igbos doing legitimate trade. However, if certain Igbos are dubious, ill-mannered and confrontational over simple issues, then you don't expect sane Igbos to like them talk less of people from other tribes.

You have written like a typical ill-mannered African in general and Nigerian in particular. Ndigbo do not give a hoot if one deluded fool likes or hates them but only concern about equal opportunity to compete. When idiotic leaders of the cesspit called Nigeria introduced "quota system" into the academia, besides maintaining a sizable lead in JAMB matriculation, sons and daughters of Ndigbo headed abroad for further studies. It is not an error in judgment that most Igbo peeps are demanding a country of their own because they know fully well the country will survive the test of the time and grow more mightily than ever seen in Africa. If anybody is in doubt, I suggest he/she join the parade to actualize Biafra and watch the show develop. Ndigbo are survivalists and strive in any condition.

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Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by iamhorny(m): 11:58am On Jan 22, 2017
Rapmaestro:
Lwkm... Lagos a no man's land? You must be high... Yoruba can get their land back if they so want but because Yorubas are peaceful people, they'll let you be... I've met worse ibos ad nice ones also but The latter are more.... Biafra is not going to happen, deal with that....

thank you brother, biafra will come at the right time. but meanwhile, lets enjoy Nomansland. as it is going now,Ogun state is gradually ripening for colonisation and it is gradually going on and we will do it till we buy up and take over yoruba land and turn the indigene to omonile and Owoda agents grin grin. That will be our benefit from One Nigeria. grin grin grin we dash afonja and hausa/fulani presidency

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Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by ODDVanguard: 12:01pm On Jan 22, 2017
iamhorny:
as for developing the east, who told you the east is not developed? at least to Nigerian/African standard? i guess you are still sleeping

This part of your post is the only one worth commenting on as the rest are just the ramblings of a deranged lunatic. cheesy E be like say you failed English at school. Abeg if the SEast is so 'developed' as you claim, why do you all keep fleeing and depopulating the region (why would any sane person choose to leave their eldorado/developed/heaven for a 'lesser developed' part or hell??), even as far as claiming other people's lands? Why una dey run comot and prefer to only go back to your 'villages' (which is what you affectionately call your states) during Christmas cheesy ? Why una dey always shout marginalization and crying about your region being abandoned and neglected in the areas of development? Wetin dey chase una from the 'developed' East?? Shyt don't make sense. undecided lipsrsealed

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Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by iamhorny(m): 12:19pm On Jan 22, 2017
ODDVanguard:


This part of your post is the only one worth commenting on as the rest are just the ramblings of a deranged lunatic. cheesy E be like say you failed English at school. Abeg if the SEast is so 'developed' as you claim, why do you all keep fleeing and depopulating the region (why would any sane person choose to leave their eldorado/developed/heaven for a 'lesser developed' part or hell??), even as far as claiming other people's lands? Why una dey run comot and prefer to only go back to your 'villages' (which is what you affectionately call your states) during Christmas cheesy ? Why una dey always shout marginalization and crying about your region being abadoned and neglected in the areas of development? Wetin dey chase una from the 'developed' East?? Shyt don't make sense. undecided lipsrsealed

Typical afonja lazy brain dead kinda thinking. the underlying reason why afonja do not succeed in business like the igbos and fulani.

Their parochial way thinking and their unadventurous/exploration nature. you feel the world starts and end in lagos/southwest..

what are the American, Lebanese, Chinese, Indians, South African, Germans and British businessmen doing in Nigeria? is Nigeria eldorado?

i guess Lome, Abidjan, Accra, Niamey, Bamako, Douala, N'Djamena, Yaoundé are more developed than Lagos,portharcourt and Abuja, and that is why the igbos are there, or what are the Yoruba looking for in Accra?...

or even ile ife, oshogbo , akure and the rest of your dead town are more developed than the east also and that is why the igbos are there?

In your ewedu thinking brain, Nigeria is more developed that China and india hence they keep flooding into Nigeria

or those dead northern states are more developed than the east hence the igbos flood there

smart businessmen flood places where people are not as smart in a bid to exploit opportunities in those areas where the locals cant.

Competition in the east is very tight, hence the igbos look for places that are less competitive. asides the natural traits of traders and entrepreneurs is to expand to more territories..

lastly, we know about the advantage that has been given to lagos in terms of infrastructures and how the eastern region has been denied same. that is story for another day.

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Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by NaMeAboki: 12:23pm On Jan 22, 2017
BlackCrypter:


Ibos will mock you but play the victim card when you do same. They mock Agatu people and victims of boko haram but crying that people hate them. They are all born hypocrite and reason no one take them serious.

They are their own worst enemies, even if left alone to themselves, just wait and watch how they'll be fighting with each other - even within the same family.

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Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by ODDVanguard: 12:51pm On Jan 22, 2017
iamhorny:


Typical afonja lazy brain dead kinda thinking. the reason why afonja does not success in business. because of their parochial thinking

Lol. Yinmu. The only 'business' una sabi na to rent 2x2 shop and wait for customers to come and patronize you. cheesy Sorry but 'Afonjas' aim higher in life. undecided Na our wonen dey mostly engage in trading. Our men are way more ambitious than to embrace trading wholesale the way you lots have, sorry. undecided


i guess Lome, Abidjan, Accra, Niamey, Bamako, Douala, N'Djamena are more developed than Lagos,portharcourt, Abuja, what are the igbos looking for there, or what are the Yoruba looking for in lagos...

Guy, you mumu o. Peep this, a Yorubaman will ALWAYS have more stake and feel at home in Lagos than any other tribe or ethnicity in Nigeria for the simple reason that Lagos is in Yorubaland/region, duh! Just the same way all Igbos will always have more stake in Enugu than any non-igbo ever will. When everybody eventually bears their papa name, Lagos will remain, as it already is, a Yorubaland. Comprende??

or even ile ife, oshogbo , akure and the rest of your dead town are more developed than the east also and that is why the igbos are there?

Guy forget that thing. All dis your talk still won't stop Emeka and Chinedu from boarding the next bus to those areas in the SW you just mentioned for economic survival. We have the population, which equals to market and spending power. If the SE was so viable economically i am damned sure those guys fleeing the region would rather stay back. #Fact undecided

In your ewedu thinking brain, Nigeria is more developed that China and india hence they keep flooding into Nigeria or those dead northern states are more developed than the east hence the igbos flood there
smart people flood to places where people are not as smart in a bid to exploit opportunities in those area where the locals cant. competition in the east is very tight, hence the igbos look for places that are less competitive. asides the natural traits of traders and entrepreneurs is to expand to more territories..

Now we are getting somewhere. cheesy Point of correction, the smart Chinese and Indians are in India performing exploits (their companies and big businesses are the ones venturing into other countries to expand their businesse, not like una wey dey na only traders wey don resort to drug-trafficking una dey export). Your 'smart' ones NEED to emigrate to other parts of Nigeria to stand a chance of ever hitting it Big. That's why your elders are pleading and begging the vast majority of your successful folks who made their money outside the region to return home and invest. smiley Actually, you just used style to admit that your region simply isn't economically viable to sustain your best brains and almajiris hence the need for them to opt for 'greener pastures' outside the East. lipsrsealed

lastly, we know about the advantage that has been given to lagos in terms of infrastructures and how the eastern region has been denied same. that is story for another day.

Lol. But i thought you guys are already the most 'developed'? So why do you keep bitctching?? Why don't y'all just make up your damn minds.

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Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by omofunaab(m): 1:50pm On Jan 22, 2017
iamhorny:


thank you brother, biafra will come at the right time. but meanwhile, lets enjoy Nomansland. as it is going now,Ogun state is gradually ripening for colonisation and it is gradually going on and we will do it till we buy up and take over yoruba land and turn the indigene to omonile and Owoda agents grin grin. That will be our benefit from One Nigeria. grin grin grin we dash afonja and hausa/fulani presidency


Lmao, you mean my beloved Ogun state ,lol.

You better be careful, don't make life unbearable for the few hardworking and industrious igbos working in Ogun state.

Ogun state don't didiscriminate , they have IGBO government consultants and permanent secretaries of IGBO descent. They have directors of igbo descent in different ministries . It's not colonisation, it's called tolerance and maturity.. But we can decide to take all that away if we want in ogun state, Lagos gave azikwe the opportunity to represent them but they took it away from him when he wanted to be their premier, igbos used to be commissioners in Lagos state under tinubu and fashola but prior to the 2015 election your utterances made ambode to put a stop to that too.
When eze ndigbos started causing trouble, we banned it in Yoruba land.

Just be careful so that reasonable and hardworking igbos in ogun state won't be deprived of opportunities abound in our prosperous land

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Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by Twistaray(m): 5:15pm On Jan 22, 2017
iamhorny:
Why do most Nigerians equate Igbo Trade domination to political dominance?

This is one thing I have noticed among other Nigerians when analysing the prospects of Igbos when it comes to political leadership. You will hear ignorant people make comments like

"If we give Igbos power, they will sell Nigeria to the highest bidder" (truly this is funny),

"Haa we the Niger delta will not follow the Igbos to Biafra because they will colonize us, take over our land and turn us to their slaves" (Very dumb thought)

"We must not allow EzeNdigbo in Yoruba land and must stop selling land to Igbos, they have taken over our land in Lagos. Very soon they will install an Eze on us and our Oba will lose their command" (like really? Do we look like the Fulani as in the case of Ilorin).

Personally, i know when it comes to Trade and Commerce, the Igbos are aggressive investors but that does not equate to political domination or aggression. Our trade and business dominance happen organically with no conscious effort or preplanned effort.
People fail to look at the positives as to the opportunities that come with Igbo businesses in their territory. The employment, tax revenues, attraction of other related businesses and the socio cultural interaction and Exchange.

As for politics, Igbo history till today has never favoured the argument that Igbos dominates others. The Igbos I know are not and can never be like the hausa/fulani in anyway. The Igbos have conscience and have been more Nigerian than other Nigerians.

The Igbos have lived with their neighbours in the Niger delta for thousands of years and there was never a case of slave raid or attack on them in a bid to rule them or any form of colonization or imposition of king. Just imagine the Fulani or the Yoruba whose history is littered with inter-tribal wars and savagery were their neighbours in the Niger delta, the Niger delta would have long turned Fulani by force or be in constant wars with the Yoruba. The Igbos have lived peacefully with their neighbours, married their daughters and gave out their own daughters also, worshipped the same deity (like in the days of Aro where amadioha was worshipped by both igbo, ibibios, ijaws,ogoni etc.) The Igbos shared and learnt from their neighbours (like Nsibidi which is originally Ibibio was used by the Igbos, efiks and Ibibios). Look at the Igbos and look at their neighbours, in dressing, in culture they look similar, they had the same market days, their women tied double wrappers etc.

Come to Aba or even Owerri, the best restaurants are owned by the ibibios and efik Those that schooled in FUTO will understand what am talking about. They are as hard working as their Igbo brothers and i have never heard of any form of harassment, intimidation or discrimination. Infact most Igbo dominated markets in Lagos have the ibibios and efiks working hand in hand with the Igbos. Many of them speak Igbo that they will have to tell you they are not Igbo before you know they are not. I have met an Ibibio lady in Lagos who initially i thought was Igbo. she spoke Igbo fluently and when i asked here her name she told me Grace Etuk but told me she grew up in Aba and that her father, mum and grand mum all grew up in Aba. She reps Aba to the core just like Yemi Alade who grew up in Umuahia and can bearly speak yoruba but speaks igbo fluently as her first language and even in her music always sound Igbo-like and relate more and featured more igbo artist than any other.
All these make me wonder where all the negative impression of Igbos emanated from. Could it be the Yoruba media propaganda or just envy or just people who just dread Igbo progress?

The funniest part of it all is that people who don’t want to allow Igbos opportunities are incapable of creating those opportunities like the Igbos. Their towns will be sleeping and dead, once the Igbos come in to wake it up with businesses, that is when you see them begin to struck out their neck, head and eyes with envy and complain how Igbos are buying up their lands like as if they are not the ones selling it.
Even with the seizing of Igbo monies and properties, giving them just 20punds despite all the millions they had in the bank and with indigenization policy and other institutionalised anti-Igbo policies like quota system, denial of presidency still it took the just Igbos 40yrs to do the impossible.
The Igbos are back to control trade and commerce, they are majority of our best footballers both male and female, they are back to lead in education, technology and indigenous manufacturing. They have and are still producing most of our best technocrats both nationally and internationally. Infact outside Nigeria they are the face of Nigeria. The best known Nigerians are usually the Igbos. Today 70% of everything we consume in Nigeria today has an Igbo signature on it( either through production or importation or distributorship, marketing, transportation or retail. In within the chain the Igbos must be there). Today the Igbos are bridging the distance between West African countries with their trade and transport. Just name the Top ten (10) transport companies in Nigeria (both trans-national and Inter-state), am sure eight (cool will probably be Igbo owned with the remaining two (2) be Edo/delta owned.

The Igbos are back to banking, insurance, telecoms and ICT. Even though the north own most of the oil blocks, don’t be surprise if you find out the Igbos dominate the upstream sector of the oil industry (With techno oil, capital oil, integrated oil, nestle oil just to mention a few).
Also look at the real estate sector, like other Nigerians complain “Igbos own most of the choice properties in all the major cities in Nigeria. It is also happening in Ghana, Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Senegal and all over West Africa and they are still buying and building. They are just unstoppable. El rufai the former Minister of FCT stated that the Igbos own 75% of the landed properties in Abuja. I don’t want to go into details of that of Lagos, we all know the dominant landlords. They own and manage most of the best indigenous hotels, malls, fast food and filling stations.

What of urbanization? The Igbos may not have a Lagos which every Nigerian knows the history of Lagos and what has made Lagos what it is today, outside that, no city in any region can claim to be comparably better or more likeable than those in the east, despite suffering destruction during the civil war. The west and the north had all the advantages after the civil war coupled with the oil boom of the 1970s, yet visit those regions and yet there has not being any appreciable development in their cities even with government support. Their cities are still littered with mud houses, brown roofs and ancient dead buildings. Yet the east with no government presence is still standing tall hence the Igbos are proud of themselves, with their cities littered with the highest concentration of duplexes and 4 to 6 storey buildings and having the highest number of self-made millionaires/billionaires. Yes they are not where they want to be, but gradually they will get there. No Nigerian can deny the contributions of the Igbos to urban development in for of real estate development and business creation in other regions even to the detriment of theirs and others don’t invest in their region as much

Infact am tried. Igbos are just too blessed, they have done the impossible and which still amaze other Nigerians and how they do it has remained a mystery which has made other Nigerians postulate different stereotype about the Igbos success. The most common being that Igbos love money too much and can do anything to make money.

Well I will say it is centered on the igbo apprenticeship and group economics.
Unfortunately some self acclaimed sophisticated group still see trading and commerce as to be reserved for drop out or lower class same attitude they have to farming with was their primary occupation before the advent of white collar jobs. This has led to high rate of unemployment, poverty and economic slavery as it is seen with stomach infrastructure.

Trade has always been the primary occupation of the Igbos even before the white men. They never dropped trading even with white collar jobs. They traded with their neighbours and even as far as Timbuktu in Mali and Burkina Faso.(google and read more about the trade success of Awka iron craftsmen, the origins of Iron Metallurgy in Africa and about Aba traders) and also with the Portuguese.

I will rather advise other Nigerians to learn from the Igbos and also should learn to live and let live. as much as Igbos are still Nigerians and others want them to be Nigerians then they must be ready and willing to accept the fact that Igbos’ natural zeal for success and their enterprising nature has made them 100miles ahead of others, hence they will always dominated any trade and commercial venture. It may not be immediate but over time but it should not be translated into political dominance, even the Chinese are now complaining about the Igbos market take over in other West African countries even though they love to trade with the Igbos.

Am sure if not for the Igbos, the Chinese would have taken over our local markets like they have done in East, Central (aside Cameroon, equatorial guinea and Gabon were the Igbos hold sway) and southern African countries. But all this should not be equate to political dominance or takeover. it is purely trade. Even if they dominate politically, there will always be economic and social progress unlike the backwards and repressive vultures from the North and the theoretical, loquacious grammar speakers with no practical ethics/knowledge from the West (The same reason we are in a recession now).

Finally, worthy of note are the Ibibio and the itshekiri who are also as enterprising as the Igbos, only that they are disadvantaged numerically hence they are not really noticed.

I hate liars,oral stats, figures.

These are fairy tales hence the lack credibility and are not back with facts.

The word "dominance " doesn't belong to ibos except you can back your claims with facts.
I will be here to prove you wrong with facts when you are ready.

And, yes, talking about the only region with least poverty and import/exports figures, and without much walaha and oral stats,here :

[quote author=ODVanguard post=49273651]This is the list of major Nigerian imports and their worth -- before some people come and claim that their substandard imported merchanise constitute the bulk of the revenues generated via SW ports. cheesy grin

Refined petroleum- 15% ($7.83-billion)
Cars- 3.4% ($1.75-billion)
Wheat - 2.8% ($1.46-billion)
Packaged medicaments - 1.4% ($752-million)
Rice - 1.4% ($706-million)
Concentrated Milk - 1.3% ($679-million)
Raw Sugar - 1.3% ($668-million)
Malt extract- 0.84% ($441-million)

Sources:
http://atlas.media.mit.edu/en/visualize/tree_map/hs92/import/nga/all/show/2014/


https://www.nairaland.com/twistaray/posts/3#51919095
Worldbank

http://www.worldbank.org/en/country/nigeria/publication/nigeria-economic-report-improved-economic-outlook-in-2014-and-prospects-for-continued-growth-look-good

http://www.ophi.org.uk/multidimensional-poverty-index/
http://www.dataforall.org/dashboard/ophi/index.php/
https://www.nairaland.com/2418994/ranking-nigerian-states-poverty-rates

https://www.naij.com/401470-see-the-10-poorest-states-in-nigeria.html

Next time don't just conjured or pull off figures of yeye dominion, poverty et al from you bombom. Do your research lest you embarrass yourself. There are educated people on NL, abeg grin

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Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by disumusa: 6:15pm On Jan 22, 2017
iamhorny:



tarrr, which consciousness, do you mean zombie consciousness? mr go and face the fulanis and reclaim ilorin before facing the igbos. Who dash yoruba liver? SMH

when you remember the hunger that will follow any crisis with igbo in lagos your cowardice will set in and your government will call for peace talk. Asides it not even possible.

yorubas dont control lagos. there are igbo dominated places in lagos, same as hausa dominated place and yoruba dominated place which are slum and old places. how you wan do am na? grin grin

so long as Nigeria remains, you have lost lagos for good. we dash you governorship and all the political post, but socially and economically, lagos is not in the hands of yorubas and that is where we shall meet you...on the street grin grin live with it.

the worse you can do is to burn our markets or demolish some of our structure with government control but that is one in millions. the more you do that the more we multiply...lolz.
so somebody need to tell you that Igbo are not recognised in Nigeria just bundle of cockroach in Nigerian, the hausa/Fulani's and Yoruba plan and policy is to wipe you and use your land for farming
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by kettle84(m): 6:35pm On Jan 22, 2017
economia:
i will rather commit crime to see igbo as my head
i have work with them, they are trouble makers, they will drive peace away from you untill you leave there
they can not exist with another tribe peacefully
mrs okafor rosemary was my boss in anambra, she did everything for me to use my hand to look for transfer
they see non igbo as traet
they will cause many many trouble and claim you are responsible for them all
too enviouse of another tribe
i can tell you hell of igbo tribe
but you will comfortably see a Fulani be your head.A Fulani who would look the other way while his brothers kill hundreds in Agatu,Enugu,southern Kaduna,Delta,kidnapped and almost kill olu falae, and destroy properties and make thousands homeless and children fatherless.The Abachas,IBB and co killed kudirate and Abiola and stole and plunder the nation's wealth thereby mortgaging the future of future generations of Nigerians. Fulani land grabbers installed an emir in Ilorin up to jebba yet you are still comfortable despite all the years of religious and ethnic mayhem and wanton killings of hundreds of Nigerians.Mr,call evil by its original name and stop beating around the bush.
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by kettle84(m): 6:42pm On Jan 22, 2017
NaMeAboki:


They are their own worst enemies, even if left alone to themselves, just wait and watch how they'll be fighting with each other - even within the same family.
hypocrisy stincks,look at Nigeria from top to bottom Hausa/Fulani yet you are mentioning Igbo cos you lack the courage to question evil.look at the country and see if you can predict its destination, infact it has no destiny.
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by kettle84(m): 6:48pm On Jan 22, 2017
ODDVanguard:


Smh. You lots are the most shameless tribe in Nigeria. No other tribe stoops as low as claiming other people's land as theirs the way you all do. While others take pride in their homeland, una dey go about like vagabonds trying to lay claim to people's lands. Kai! Igboland must be a really terrible place. undecided
Mr,the way you talk amazes me.Do you know what it means to lay claim to another's land? I guess you lack a clue.look at Ilorin, I mean the traditional stool up to jebba and see one of the people who wondered from Gambia to Nigeria sitting there as the emir.The very day you SW people would grow balls of steel to challenge that anomaly and take back your traditional stool until then shall your respect be restored.
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by OoDVanguard: 7:21pm On Jan 22, 2017
kettle84:
Mr,the way you talk amazes me.Do you know what it means to lay claim to another's land? I guess you lack a clue.look at Ilorin, I mean the traditional stool up to jebba and see one of the people who wondered from Gambia to Nigeria sitting there as the emir.The very day you SW people would grow balls of steel to challenge that anomaly and take back your traditional stool until then shall your respect be restored.

Guy abeg shove your respect up your arse and go fvck yourself. You guys ain't worth shyt and neither is your respect or opinion. This coming from a shameless tribe whom minority tribe of Ikwerre and Ijaws seized their property and can't do shyt about it till today.

Can you hear yourself? You just called the ilorin stool 'traditional'. Obviously the inhabitants of the city are fine with it else it would have long lost its legitimacy, so why don't you bugg off, shut tha fcvk up, and my mind your own frigging bizness.

The sitting governor of Kwara today is a full-blooded Yorubaman and besides ilorin is the only part of the entire state (which is way bigger than your entire region) that chose to retain the islamic emirate culture. How that is your fvcking headache is what i can't fathom. Even the Jebba you mentioned has an Oba and not an Emir. You people are so jobless.
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by iamhorny(m): 7:35pm On Jan 22, 2017
OoDVanguard:


Guy abeg shove your respect up your arse and go fvck yourself. You guys ain't worth shyt and neither is your respect or opinion. This coming from a shameless tribe whom minority tribe of Ikwerre and Ijaws seized their property and can't do shyt about it till today.

Can you hear yourself? You just called the ilorin stool 'traditional'. Obviously the inhabitants of the city are fine with it else it would have long lost its legitimacy, so why don't you bugg off, shut tha fcvk up, and my mind your own frigging bizness.

The sitting governor of Kwara today is a full-blooded Yorubaman and besides ilorin is the only part of the entire state (which is way bigger than your entire region) that chose to retain the islamic emirate culture. How that is your fvcking headache is what i can't fathom. Even the Jebba you mentioned has an Oba and not an Emir. You people are so jobless.


Oremi kam dan, ilorin has a kwara governor and he kwara people are not yoruba they are answerable to the emir and the sultan hence they speak rankadede... grin
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by OoDVanguard: 7:38pm On Jan 22, 2017
iamhorny:



Oremi kam dan, ilorin has a kwara governor but the people are answerable to the emir and the sultan hence they speak rankadede... grin

Eiya, I understand that you are retarddded coz your brain is missing some tissues owing to the flatttness of your head. For that reason I can only pity your stoopidity. undecided
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by iamhorny(m): 7:40pm On Jan 22, 2017
OoDVanguard:


Eiya, I understand that you are retarddded coz your brain is missing some tissues owing to the flatttness of your head. For that reason I can only pity your stoopidity. undecided

Kwara people are not yoruba. They are northcentral/middlebelt. Some only bear yoruba name,that doesnt make them yoruba. Stop this attache by force.....land grabbers..Ewu Hausa
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by maclatunji: 7:42pm On Jan 22, 2017
lovat:
Reasonable people as in Muslims grin angry grin grin angry grin


You just made me LOL

Yes, do you have a problem with that?
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by OoDVanguard: 7:44pm On Jan 22, 2017
iamhorny:


Kwara people are not yoruba. They are northcentral/middlebelt. Some only bear yoruba name,that doesnt make them yoruba. Stop this attache by force.....land grabbers..Ewu Hausa

Eiya. It's that brain touch worrying you again, right? Sorry. Since your moniker claims you're ho.rn.y, perhaps what you really need is a gud fcvk from a correct Olosho to reset your fcvked up brain. Lol. Abeg run along coz i no get your time.
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by iamhorny(m): 7:49pm On Jan 22, 2017
OoDVanguard:


Eiya. It's that brain touch worrying you again, right? Sorry. Since your moniker claims you're ho.rn.y, perhaps what you really need is a gud fcvk from a correct Olosho to reset your fcvked up brain. Lol. Abeg run along coz i no get your time.

Afonjaaaaa slave coward..the emirs have taken ilorin, the Igwes have bought over nomansland and it pains afonja a lot because it is a reality they have to live with...lol. conquered pricks
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by kettle84(m): 7:49pm On Jan 22, 2017
OoDVanguard:


Guy abeg shove your respect up your arse and go fvck yourself. You guys ain't worth shyt and neither is your respect or opinion. This coming from a shameless tribe whom minority tribe of Ikwerre and Ijaws seized their property and can't do shyt about it till today.

Can you hear yourself? You just called the ilorin stool 'traditional'. Obviously the inhabitants of the city are fine with it else it would have long lost its legitimacy, so why don't you bugg off, shut tha fcvk up, and my mind your own frigging bizness.

The sitting governor of Kwara today is a full-blooded Yorubaman and besides ilorin is the only part of the entire state (which is way bigger than your entire region) that chose to retain the islamic emirate culture. How that is your fvcking headache is what i can't fathom. Even the Jebba you mentioned has an Oba and not an Emir. You people are so jobless.
you reek of uncouthness and vulgar.Did I hear you say the people of Ilorin are comfortable with a Fulani emir over them? clap for yourself! anyways I am not surprised at that because that is the direct result of cowardice. they have to remain as traditional subject for life.Talking of the governor being Yoruba,hahahah. it is common knowledge that they all are pro Fulani/Hausa .Talking of abandoned property as a result of the civil war of the late 60(soo sad) all of that happened as a result of the evil propaganda of the Lagos/Ibadan expressway media .Right now all of that is history and the new generation are stronger and wiser and information is readily available due to the internet. Ikwere,ijaw and other minorities of the delta are our brothers no matter how hard you try u will be defeated.
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by OoDVanguard: 7:57pm On Jan 22, 2017
kettle84:
you reek of uncouthness and vulgar.Did I hear you say the people of Ilorin are comfortable with a Fulani emir over them? clap for yourself! anyways I am not surprised at that because that is the direct result of cowardice. they have to remain as traditional subject for life.Talking of the governor being Yoruba,hahahah. it is common knowledge that they all are pro Fulani/Hausa .Talking of abandoned property as a result of the civil war of the late 60(soo sad) all of that happened as a result of the evil propaganda of the Lagos/Ibadan expressway media .Right now all of that is history and the new generation are stronger and wiser and information is readily available due to the internet. Ikwere,ijaw and other minorities of the delta are our brothers no matter how hard you try u will be defeated.

Look here r.e.tar.d, i didn't even bother reading all that crap.

Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by iamhorny(m): 7:58pm On Jan 22, 2017
kettle84:
you reek of uncouthness and vulgar.Did I hear you say the people of Ilorin are comfortable with a Fulani emir over them? clap for yourself! anyways I am not surprised at that because that is the direct result of cowardice. they have to remain as traditional subject for life.Talking of the governor being Yoruba,hahahah. it is common knowledge that they all are pro Fulani/Hausa .Talking of abandoned property as a result of the civil war of the late 60(soo sad) all of that happened as a result of the evil propaganda of the Lagos/Ibadan expressway media .Right now all of that is history and the new generation are stronger and wiser and information is readily available due to the internet. Ikwere,ijaw and other minorities of the delta are our brothers no matter how hard you try u will be defeated.

That guy is a slave...Afonja at its best. BTW ilorin people are not yoruba, their royal stool is emir hence they speak rankadede. afonja should stop land grabbing and claiming them. That they speak or answer yoruba names doesnt make them yoruba. Theonly tradition yoruba lands are the five southwest states of oyo,ondo,osun,ogun and ekiti.

Nomansland belongs to the igbos and other nigerians with igbos having the largest share.

Afonjas too are shareholders grin

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Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by kettle84(m): 8:02pm On Jan 22, 2017
OoDVanguard:


Look here r.e.tar.d, i didn't even bother reading all that crap.
you didn't bother to read because you know deep down your heart that you have been defeated.
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by deomelo: 8:06pm On Jan 22, 2017
iamhorny:



tarrr, which consciousness, do you mean zombie consciousness? mr go and face the fulanis and reclaim ilorin before facing the igbos. Who dash yoruba liver? SMH

when you remember the hunger that will follow any crisis with igbo in lagos your cowardice will set in and your government will call for peace talk. Asides it not even possible.

yorubas dont control lagos. there are igbo dominated places in lagos, same as hausa dominated place and yoruba dominated place which are slum and old places. how you wan do am na? grin grin

so long as Nigeria remains, you have lost lagos for good. we dash you governorship and all the political post, but socially and economically, lagos is not in the hands of yorubas and that is where we shall meet you...on the street grin grin live with it.

the worse you can do is to burn our markets or demolish some of our structure with government control but that is one in millions. the more you do that the more we multiply...lolz.


Let me educate or remind you or just punch a little hole in your igbo bravado. @ June 12, in fear of violence, igbo people in Lagos packed and ran back to their villages, but do you have any idea who stayed in Lagos state? Lagosians, the real owners remained to protect their state. Meaning you people belong elsewhere and it won't take much to make you run back to your villages.

Lastly, every inch of land in Lagos belongs to the state government and the people of Lagos and COC is a lease which is revocable by the government.

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Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by OoDVanguard: 8:06pm On Jan 22, 2017
kettle84:
you didn't bother to read because you know deep down your heart that you have been defeated.

undecided lipsrsealed

Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by iamhorny(m): 8:12pm On Jan 22, 2017
deomelo:



Let me educate or remind you or just punch a little hole in your igbo bravado. @ June 12, in fear of violence, igbo people in Lagos packed and ran back to their villages, but do you have any idea who stayed in Lagos state? Lagosians, the real owners remained to protect their state. Meaning you people belong elsewhere and it won't take much to make you run back to your villages.

Lastly, every inch of land in Lagos belongs to the state government and the people of Lagos and COC is a lease which is revocable by the government.


See this ewu trying to change the narative. You want igbos to fight your fight for you....thats not possible. after all your noise for 3days and hunger was killing you people, did your leaders not beg igbo people to come back....

It wasnt like you people were going to fight the igbos. It was your masters up north and you dont expect igbos to stay in lagos which was going to be the war front if anything to happen.

Fight your fight, after fighting, who so ever wins, we will still come back to continue our colonisation. Atleast we have to move our families back home not to get caught in a fight that was not ours.

Afonja will always be afonja. Cowards grin
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Equate Igbo Trade Domination To Political Dominance? by deomelo: 9:12pm On Jan 22, 2017
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iamhorny:


See this ewu trying to change the narative. You want igbos to fight your fight for you....thats not possible. after all your noise for 3days and hunger was killing you people, did your leaders not beg igbo people to come back....

It wasnt like you people were going to fight the igbos. It was your masters up north and you dont expect igbos to stay in lagos which was going to be the war front if anything to happen.

Fight your fight, after fighting, who so ever wins, we will still come back to continue our colonisation. Atleast we have to move our families back home not to get caught in a fight that was not ours.

Afonja will always be afonja. Cowards grin
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Very childish and boring just like the silly and childish garbage you people litter with everywhere..

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