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Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by lonngmann(m): 5:03am On Jun 08, 2017
Nice story OP
I served in Enugu ..so i can relate to few things you said..

And don't mind those people trying to convert this thread to a tribal war zone...
Nairaland has been converted to a tribal war zone recently...people blood dey hot..all they need is your name and they know from which angle to attack you. Its bizarre

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Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by Fx55(m): 6:29am On Jun 08, 2017
lonngmann:
Nice story OP
I served in Enugu ..so i can relate to few things you said..

And don't mind those people trying to convert this thread to a tribal war zone...
Nairaland has been converted to a tribal war zone recently...people blood dey hot..all they need is your name and they know from which angle to attack you. Its bizarre
Very bizarre... But I believe the OP is up to some anti- Igbo mischief. He's already throwing some silent jabs. I know what he stands for.

In a few months we'll chase him and his family out of Biafra for good. He comes from a family of traitors and saboteurs.

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Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by Partnerbiz3: 7:32am On Jun 08, 2017
Let me book space now...
Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by Partnerbiz3: 7:33am On Jun 08, 2017
lonngmann:
Nice story OP
I served in Enugu ..so i can relate to few things you said..

And don't mind those people trying to convert this thread to a tribal war zone...
Nairaland has been converted to a tribal war zone recently...people blood dey hot..all they need is your name and they know from which angle to attack you. Its bizarre
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Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by Nobody: 8:40am On Jun 08, 2017
Op the three people remaining were from which tribe..dont tell me its two igbo and jos.

IGBO ARE BORN COMPETITORS....SO IF YOUR STORY WAN END THERE..BETTER END IT NOW
Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by patrick89(m): 8:42am On Jun 08, 2017
abeg everyone has a story to tell, u served in ebonyis state,where they treated me like a king,yet they know me from nowhere.

let me ask you, can you sell your goods to anyone as low as the cost price because he speaks your language? @poster
secondly,work on your " the" and they"
there are many good people and bad people out there.
most Hausa's get their goods directly from farmland where it very cheap,so they go and sell it at any price they deem fit. can you go to a Hausa man selling provisions, and expect him to sell to you at the cost price because you speak his language, make una take this propaganda very easy.
if they so much love themselves why would they kill shittes faithfus because they practice different religion, why would they still have almajiri in large numbers, poverty in quantum, yet they have the richest the most number of President etc,
if dangote had come from anywhere in the east ,and we have poor people coming out from his village or his village roads are bad or lack basic amenities, you will see people hurling insult at him.
Igbo people are very individualistic at the same time help each other .
sometimes in it depends on the helper and the" helper"

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Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by Mujtahida: 9:13am On Jun 08, 2017
Mcowubaba:




1) I am not an IPOB member, go through my previous posts and topics, I even have arguments with them..

2) I don't support ALL idealogies of Nnamdi Kanu

3) I don't live in the North

4) Non of my family members lives in the North

5) I don't even live in Nigeria undecided

6) I'm talking about some people I had an encounter with who happened to be from Plateau state, I can't remember when 3-5 people from Plateau state, represents the whole Middle belt made up of 6 states with dozens of tribes, languages and states undecided undecided

Did you do Research at all in School?

Is this how to pacify Middle belt people undecided
I Taya for some of una, have you seen your Jamb results grin or was it seized by Jamb due to malpractice

Kindly respect yourself and go back to your tribal wars, and keep attacking Igbos in Biafra related threads

6) Carry your propaganda and angry to another thread....

I'm not your everyday e-warrior, I'm no troll or bigot, respect yourselves and get off my thread...

Nobody forced you to open it, na Curse grin grin
Anything Igbo, you must rush and open it, just to vomit rubbish, person wey do una this thing dey Asaba now, go beg am for forgiveness.....

No be me Curse una ooo grin grin grin


I posted this in Politics Section because that's my favorite section, if you read the beginning of the thread, I was actually thinking about were exactly I should put it
Always bear in mind that lots of them posters here are either kids or kidults. Good write up.

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Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by Twizzy30(m): 9:57am On Jun 08, 2017
Mcowubaba:

Hahaha.. I think say football Season don end, wetin you dey bet..

Taekwondo
grin
lol bruh na all these Friendlies, Brazil league oo. My Ticket burst yesterday sha.

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Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by Kondomatic(m): 10:52am On Jun 08, 2017
Mcowubaba:

If you go to the market and speak Hausa language for an Hausa Onion seller, he will pack onions of #800 and sell it for you at #300....True Story wink

Just because you spoke the language, even though you're not fluent......


Now go to an Igbo man's shop grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin if you like speak in 17 different Igbo dialects, you ain't getting anything free grin grin grin grin


Nice story but this is not true.

I was born and raised in the east, I learned trade in the west, I learned work in North Central, started life in another north central state and relocated to real North some years ago.

Work has taken me to "at least" 15 states in Nigeria So I have mixed with Nigerians enough to know when you're lying.

No, Language does not reduce price of goods in North, knowing how to bargain with a northerner does. Here's what I mean, in most cases, when a northerner tells you that the price of good is let's say N1000, the actual price is well below N500.
Bargain with any language of your choice and you will still get price reduction.

Also note that some of them are farmers, they sale based on the urgency of their need and they do not know how to preserve some of their goods.

I once bought 35 tubers of yam from a farmer in Ikobi (Benue state) with just 3000. Reason? I bought directly from the farmer and before he harvested them. I did the harvesting myself.


Mind you that this price reduction isn't applicable in well established stores that document their sales.

Coming to Igbos, what you said is true. An Igbo man has a fixed price for any good and he doesn't sell below it except if he's going to buy more goods the next day.

Why? Because majority document whatever they sell and calculate, gains loss expenses at the end of the day.

One important thing to note is that an Igbo man will refuse to remove N10 from the price of an item but the same igbo man will give N200 bike money when you're going.

Business is not charity and northerners do the same thing in well established shops.

No need bringing Yorubas into this so I will stop here but write it somewhere in your hearts that Yorubas are among the nicest people I have met on earth.



You started nicely, please don't tribalize your own thread.

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Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by GrandGarcon: 11:04am On Jun 08, 2017
Ohhhhh my eyes are filled with tears ohhhhhh, chaaaaaiiiii

Gerrara hia OP
Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by lonngmann(m): 11:04am On Jun 08, 2017
Fx55:
Very bizarre... But I believe the OP is up to some anti- Igbo mischief. He's already throwing some silent jabs. I know what he stands for.

In a few months we'll chase him and his family out of Biafra for good. He comes from a family of traitors and saboteurs.
Lol...you think.
Let's be patient ehn and not call someone what they are not before we get to know them.
Serving in Enugu is an eye opener to me. I have met good igbos, I have met bad ones...i have met igbos better than Yorubas...i have met some not so good. It doenst mean anything. At the end..we are all responsible for our actions...not our tribes.

By the way, I am Yoruba smiley

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Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by lonngmann(m): 11:27am On Jun 08, 2017
Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by Csami(m): 11:46am On Jun 08, 2017
Kondomatic:
Nice story but this is not true.

I was born and raised in the east, I learned trade in the west, I learned work in North Central, started life in another north central state and relocated to real North some years ago.

Work has taken me to "at least" 15 states in Nigeria So I have mixed with Nigerians enough to know when you're lying.

No, Language does not reduce price of goods in North, knowing how to bargain with a northerner does. Here's what I mean, in most cases, when a northerner tells you that the price of good is let's say N1000, the actual price is well below N500.
Bargain with any language of your choice and you will still get price reduction.

Also note that some of them are farmers, they sale based on the urgency of their need and they do not know how to preserve some of their goods.

I once bought 35 tubers of yam from a farmer in Ikobi (Benue state) with just 3000. Reason? I bought directly from the farmer and before he harvested them. I did the harvesting myself.


Mind you that this price reduction isn't applicable in well established stores that document their sales.

Coming to Igbos, what you said is true. An Igbo man has a fixed price for any good and he doesn't sell below it except if he's going to buy more goods the next day.

Why? Because majority document whatever they sell and calculate, gains loss expenses at the end of the day.

One important thing to note is that an Igbo man will refuse to remove N10 from the price of an item but the same igbo man will give N200 bike money when you're going.

Business is not charity and northerners do the same thing in well established shops.

No need bringing Yorubas into this so I will stop here but write it somewhere in your hearts that Yorubas are among the nicest people I have met on earth.



You started nicely, please don't tribalize your own thread.

Beautiful! So you fit write like this yet you dey mix yourself for all this tribal brouhaha.

My advice; Get off this tribal slur and write about your many travel experiences and the nice people you've met. I love wide travellers.

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Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by DanseMacabre(m): 12:54pm On Jun 08, 2017
OP carry on, I dey your back, both metaphorically here, and literally, cos Jos na my home too.


Hope say no be you I dey see dey trek everyday from NYSC Secretariat to Miango Junction? cheesy

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Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by Kondomatic(m): 12:56pm On Jun 08, 2017
Csami:


Beautiful! So you fit write like this yet you dey mix yourself for all this tribal brouhaha.

My advice; Get off this tribal slur and write about your many travel experiences and the nice people you've met. I love wide travellers.
Thanks bro.

Advise taken and I mean it.

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Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by Ichel: 1:22pm On Jun 08, 2017
Mcowubaba:

If you go to the market and speak Hausa language for an Hausa Onion seller, he will pack onions of #800 and sell it for you at #300....True Story wink

Just because you spoke the language, even though you're not fluent......


Now go to an Igbo man's shop grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin if you like speak in 17 different Igbo dialects, you ain't getting anything free grin grin grin grin


He will simply tell you: Nwanna/Nwanne, o bụ Ihe a na-ere ya, n'ebe nile angry grin angry angry grin grin
Gaa ebe ọzọ "check ya" ma m na-agha ụgha

Meaning: My brother, this is what the are selling it everywhere, go to another place and check whether I'm lying
grin grin grin grin

I didn't say anything about Igbos hating Igbos ooooo..... Lol.. Na u talk that 1
Op, business is business not a charity organization, and hausa man can't sell his goods cheaper to you just because you speak hausa with arabic.
Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by hysteriabox(m): 3:18pm On Jun 08, 2017
oweniwe:
Plateau/Benue people are very nice. ...

And I love their names....

John Nnaasong....!!... wink

Lol.
Am guessing you mean Nansok

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Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by MilesLamar(m): 5:14pm On Jun 08, 2017
Waiting o

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Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by Mcowubaba: 8:53pm On Jun 08, 2017
Fx55:
Very bizarre... But I believe the OP is up to some anti- Igbo mischief. He's already throwing some silent jabs. I know what he stands for.

In a few months we'll chase him and his family out of Biafra for good. He comes from a family of traitors and saboteurs.

grin grin grin grin grin
You guys are very funny, so much comic relief..
You gonna chase me and my family outta my crib, unto Wetin grin grin chief security Biafra matters undecided undecided...

This Online situation, makes you guys talk recklessly, I seriously doubt you can even win me in a physical or financial battle....

Anyways, Whatever makes you sleep well at night grin
Enjoy your online Superhero status wink wink
Nwa ogbenye

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Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by Mcowubaba: 8:56pm On Jun 08, 2017
DanseMacabre:
OP carry on, I dey your back, both metaphorically here, and literally, cos Jos na my home too.


Hope say no be you I dey see dey trek everyday from NYSC Secretariat to Miango Junction? cheesy

I didn't serve in Plateau (Jos) state
Rather I served in one of the States of Niger Delta...
And that's were I met some Plateau indigènes...

And this was some years ago
...

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Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by DanseMacabre(m): 9:03pm On Jun 08, 2017
Mcowubaba:


I didn't serve in Plateau (Jos) state
Rather I served in one of the States of Niger Delta...
And that's were I met some Plateau indigènes...

And this was some years ago
...


Oh, okay. I didn't see that initially. Plateau people are quite hospitable sha. Jos is fun.

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Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by Mcowubaba: 9:14pm On Jun 08, 2017
patrick89:
abeg everyone has a story to tell, u served in ebonyis state,where they treated me like a king,yet they know me from nowhere.

let me ask you, can you sell your goods to anyone as low as the cost price because he speaks your language? @poster
secondly,work on your " the" and they"
there are many good people and bad people out there.
most Hausa's get their goods directly from farmland where it very cheap,so they go and sell it at any price they deem fit. can you go to a Hausa man selling provisions, and expect him to sell to you at the cost price because you speak his language, make una take this propaganda very easy.
if they so much love themselves why would they kill shittes faithfus because they practice different religion, why would they still have almajiri in large numbers, poverty in quantum, yet they have the richest the most number of President etc,
if dangote had come from anywhere in the east ,and we have poor people coming out from his village or his village roads are bad or lack basic amenities, you will see people hurling insult at him.
Igbo people are very individualistic at the same time help each other .
sometimes in it depends on the helper and the" helper"

Work on your Punctuations..

Work on your paragraphs.

Work on the use of your Capital letters, know when to end a sentence, and always remember that, on the start of a new sentence or a new paragraph, the first letter should be in Capital wink
Also, after a Full stop, the next letter must be in Capital angry
Articulate your points in order.

Mechanical accuracy of your write up is very poor..
The mistakes in your write up eh shocked shocked, better ask your English teacher for a Refund angry angry.
The wasted your time grin

And you have the guts to correct me, Nairaland sha, home of Comedians grin grin grin

BTW,

People kill each other, for different reasons, this is not always tribal..

Some due to rituals, religious beliefs, jealousy, money ..

Otokoto, osisikankwu killed dozens of Igbos wink cheesy

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Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by Afam4eva(m): 9:28pm On Jun 08, 2017
patrick89:
abeg everyone has a story to tell, u served in ebonyis state,where they treated me like a king,yet they know me from nowhere.

let me ask you, can you sell your goods to anyone as low as the cost price because he speaks your language? @poster
secondly,work on your " the" and they"
there are many good people and bad people out there.
most Hausa's get their goods directly from farmland where it very cheap,so they go and sell it at any price they deem fit. can you go to a Hausa man selling provisions, and expect him to sell to you at the cost price because you speak his language, make una take this propaganda very easy.
if they so much love themselves why would they kill shittes faithfus because they practice different religion, why would they still have almajiri in large numbers, poverty in quantum, yet they have the richest the most number of President etc,
if dangote had come from anywhere in the east ,and we have poor people coming out from his village or his village roads are bad or lack basic amenities, you will see people hurling insult at him.
Igbo people are very individualistic at the same time help each other .
sometimes in it depends on the helper and the" helper"
Every tribe has both good and bad. But truth be told, Hausas tend to be kinder on average than southerners (Igbos, Yorubas etc) and Yorubas are kinder on the average than Igbos etc. Based on my experience, there are times that i didnt have nada. All i just had to do was to go to the mallam that i usually buy stuff from and borrow money from him and me and this mallam are not even close. He gives me the money or even food items without batting an eyelid. Go and ask your own Igbo relation who owns a shop and see the response. Some people are just less after money than other and it's mostly due to experiences of tribes in NIgeria.

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Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by Fx55(m): 9:54pm On Jun 08, 2017
Mcowubaba:


grin grin grin grin grin
You guys are very funny, so much comic relief..
You gonna chase me and my family outta my crib, unto Wetin grin grin chief security Biafra matters undecided undecided...

This Online situation, makes you guys talk recklessly, I seriously doubt you can even win me in a physical or financial battle....

Anyways, Whatever makes you sleep well at night grin
Enjoy your online Superhero status wink wink
Nwa ogbenye
Shut up!

You and yours will definitely have a date with history. I have very little patience with saboteurs.

I know what your stupid thread is all about and I'm going to help you achieve it.

Anu mpama!
Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by Mcowubaba: 10:01pm On Jun 08, 2017
Fx55:
Shut up!

You and yours will definitely have a date with history. I have very little patience with saboteurs.

I know what your stupid thread is all about and I'm going to help you achieve it.

Anu mpama!
Lol...
You take yourself too seriously grin
Dude go relax...

Enjoy yourself and always remember, that your life outside Nairaland online Forum is what really matters

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Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by IamaNigerianGuy(m): 10:28pm On Jun 08, 2017
I served in Plateau (Barkin-Ladi) and I can attest that your story rings true.
Plateau people are very nice and easy-going; they are accommodating and even naive. Things are very cheap in the suburbs.
Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by IamaNigerianGuy(m): 10:29pm On Jun 08, 2017
Fx55:
Shut up!

You and yours will definitely have a date with history. I have very little patience with saboteurs.

I know what your stupid thread is all about and I'm going to help you achieve it.

Anu mpama!

What is your problem ? Is plateau Hausa-Fulani land as well ?

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Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by HammerEvery(f): 10:30pm On Jun 08, 2017
dealslip:
He is trying to pacify the middle belt with the story so they will accommodate them should they eventually have to leave the North. They don't want to go home again to Biafra

O' girl why you wan die on top Igbo d11ckson inside 'one nigeria'? Na so okoro prick dey sweet reach? grin grin

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Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by koropotopoto: 10:45pm On Jun 08, 2017
i just came here to look for posssy to fork cry
Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by dealslip(f): 3:19am On Jun 09, 2017
HammerEvery:


O' girl why you wan die on top Igbo d11ckson inside 'one nigeria'? Na so okoro prick dey sweet reach? grin grin
NA you no wanna leave the zoo alone abi you see me for your village before. NA you den give quit notice and you no wan leave. NA by force
Re: My Experience (Igbo Man) With Some Plateau State Indigènes by Duru1(m): 3:46am On Jun 09, 2017
Mcowubaba:

If you go to the market and speak Hausa language for an Hausa Onion seller, he will pack onions of #800 and sell it for you at #300....True Story wink

Just because you spoke the language, even though you're not fluent......


Now go to an Igbo man's shop grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin if you like speak in 17 different Igbo dialects, you ain't getting anything free grin grin grin grin


He will simply tell you: Nwanna/Nwanne, o bụ Ihe a na-ere ya, n'ebe nile angry grin angry angry grin grin
Gaa ebe ọzọ "check ya" ma m na-agha ụgha

Meaning: My brother, this is what the are selling it everywhere, go to another place and check whether I'm lying
grin grin grin grin

I didn't say anything about Igbos hating Igbos ooooo..... Lol.. Na u talk that 1

You should realize by now that Ndigbo do not joke with their business.

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