₦airaland Forum

ODVanguard:
Gosh, did you just ask this?? Is Nigeria after all these years politically stable? This is unity begging at its worst form. It's like saying Yorubas can't live without Igbo's or Hausas. It's this sort of embarassing unity begging that makes us butt of jokes. There are many Yoruba enterpreneurs that are doing great in Ghana as well as other neighboring countries without qualms, so who says we can't be good neighbours with the others while doing business with one another?

The entire population of Kenya (East Africa's largest economy) is barely 40-million and yet it's doing great, even though their economy is only barely the size of Lagos (that doesn't even include the rest of the SW).

Even the Northerners have said they are not afraid to stand alone so why this unity begging for goodness sakes??

ODVanguard:
Gosh, did you just ask this?? Is Nigeria after all these years politically stable? This is unity begging at its worst form. It's like saying Yorubas can't live without Igbo's or Hausas. It's this sort of embarassing unity begging that makes us butt of jokes[b]. There are many Yoruba enterpreneurs that are doing great in Ghana as well as other neighboring countries without qualms, so who says we can't be good neighbours with the others while doing business with one another? [/b]

The entire population of Kenya (East Africa's largest economy) is barely 40-million and yet it's doing great, even though their economy is only barely the size of Lagos (that doesn't even include the rest of the SW).

Even the Northerners have said they are not afraid to stand alone so why this unity begging for goodness sakes??

Johnandv:
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BS!
J[s]ust like it can be felt by amala eaters, see how all of you are quoting me in numbers, what can you say about that rat poison consumer? is someone trying to use muscle to hide their long standing laziness by force? :[/s]P

kn23h:
Do you expect someone like him to know that having a Yoruba country doesn't necessarily mean that we can't have diplomatic relationship with other countries? Many of the Yoruba businesses on this thread have companies located in other countries.

No country stands alone. Having a Yoruba country simply means that we have all rights to govern and develop ourselves at our own pace. i.e Yorubas can emphasis on tourism, cultural exploration, natural resource exploration etc.

Hate is a strong word, it's a feeling I don't like entertaining. But....If na say I hate pesin, na unity begging Yorubas who are so ignorant of Yoruba success and commonwealth. Everything falls back on Nigeria's dilapidated education system.

Nigga is even quoting kiriji war...... o ma se. Are y'all still living in stoneages?

Markfemi2:
right to open our economy to tourist
right to enjoy our sea line and border force
right to set up our own airline trade with our kiths in brazil
chai chai

kn23h:
More than 47 top US universities teach Yorubas, European countries have also added Yorubas into their curriculum. Yoruba descendants of Brazil, Santeria worshipers of Cuba, Descendants in the Caribean countries like Haiti and Trinadad & Tobego etc.

Think of what we'll gain if we open our borders for tourism.

We aint just talking about cultural tourism o, think of opening resorts in Ogun and Ondo's shoreline, in addition with what we have in Lagos.

Gosh everytime I think of the possibility, I hate this country called Nigeria and our smesme so-called leaders.

Markfemi2:
ranting of a pig
show us what your dominating in apart from innoson repetition

descendants of a lizard God

Johnandv:
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Slowly winding down, fallen demons never see anything
Igbos will continue to employ more gatemen from yorubaland till eternity I swear, you never see anything

Johnandv:
It will continue to pain you till you give up your ghost
Losers gathering on nairaland assembly to console one another.. Igbos are your masters home and abroad..Go lick some ass its your birthright.

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Pig! You again


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kn23h:
Do you expect someone like him to know that having a Yoruba country doesn't necessarily mean that we can't have diplomatic relationship with other countries? Many of the Yoruba businesses on this thread have companies located in other countries.

No country stands alone. Having a Yoruba country simply means that we have all rights to govern and develop ourselves at our own pace. i.e Yorubas can emphasis on tourism, cultural exploration, natural resource exploration etc.

Hate is a strong word, it's a feeling I don't like entertaining. But....If na say I hate pesin, na unity begging Yorubas who are so ignorant of Yoruba success and commonwealth. Everything falls back on Nigeria's dilapidated education system.

Nigga is even quoting kiriji war...... o ma se. Are y'all still living in stoneages?

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Johnandv:
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All you are ranting is balderdash like horse in her period. Igbos are dominating in almost everything you can think of and you are here talking rubbish, afongyz like to feel good when they gather using the same lines like show us prove and when proof is shown, show us link and when link is show they say show us evidence, but living in denial won't in anyway affect reality. And the reality is that scarface fallen demons use our processing plant to display ad their achievement (fact). There is absolutely no way you can equal the Igbos in anything of which you are aware, you can masturbate and rant as much as it pleases you, it's allowed on your nairaland institution of yoruba achievement

ODVanguard:
My sis, the truth is that Nigeria is only living on borrowed time, either way we want to look at it. It's like asking why the need for this particular thread afterall, if we can't live without one another? This thread is a reinforcement of our SEPARATE IDENTITY compared to the Igbos. History and the Nigerian experiment has shown that we can't live together in the same country with them -- not that we haven't tried anyway, but their domineering tendencies will never allow us be at peace with one another. We will definitely make better neighbours as separate countries coz then there'll be no need to chest-beat or heat up the polity over who rules over whom, and we'll respect each other's boundaries, something that WILL NEVER happen within 'One Nigeria', no matter the 'restructuring' -- as it stands, if all igbos decide to relocate to the SW, we Yorubas can't do shyt about it all in the name of 'One Nigeria'.

But as separate countries we'll both respect ourselves and our boundaries and will be free to deport any troublemaker in our midst without having to apologize for sending their destitutes littering our region back to Anambra or wherever they may come from.

The 'Big Three' tribes will always be at each other's throat trying to dominate one another. Nigeria has proved since independence that we all can't live as a nation. #Fact. This parasitic relationship that currently exists is not sustainable, and will only continue to breed hatred and animousity.

Yorubas are an homogeneous group of people with contiguous borders and a common origin (ile-ife). No such commonality exists amongst the 'Nigerians', which is why Nigeria has been finding it extremely difficult to truly unite as there are no real ties that bind us. All Yorubas share culture, food, dressing, language, etc in common. Again, I emphasize that such commonality and homogeneity doesn't exist amongst Nigeria in general and that's why there can't be any real unity.

This unity begging from some of our folks is just too embarrassing please. Let's even pretend, for the sake of pride, that we too can stand on our own if need be abeg. Or must the rest of Nigeria kick us out before we grow some pride as a people??

kn23h:
Are those your reasons? Why should Yorubas remain in Nigeria?

ModsWillKillNL:
There are a few of them.

But isn't that good enough?

Johnandv:
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Hahaha this ugly scarface afongyz sef
3rd rate Nigerians in what? In wealth acquisition, industry, education, or what?, keep living in brain collusion
Maybe in politics(which you guys can't survive without) or gatemen, that's where you can make such claim..
Maybe you know more than Ben Bruce who said the Igbos are the richest.. You never see anything, yorubas will keep opening and closing our gates

ODVanguard:
My sis, the truth is that Nigeria is only living on borrowed time, either way we want to look at it. It's like asking why the need for this particular thread afterall, if we can't live without one another? This thread is a reinforcement of our SEPARATE IDENTITY compared to the Igbos. History and the Nigerian experiment has shown that we can't live together in the same country with them -- not that we haven't tried anyway, but their domineering tendencies will never allow us be at peace with one another. We will definitely make better neighbours as separate countries coz then there'll be no need to chest-beat or heat up the polity over who rules over whom, and we'll respect each other's boundaries, something that WILL NEVER happen within 'One Nigeria', no matter the 'restructuring' -- as it stands, if all igbos decide to relocate to the SW, we Yorubas can't do shyt about it all in the name of 'One Nigeria'.

But as separate countries we'll both respect ourselves and our boundaries and will be free to deport any troublemaker in our midst without having to apologize for sending their destitutes littering our region back to Anambra or wherever they may come from.

The 'Big Three' tribes will always be at each other's throat trying to dominate one another. Nigeria has proved since independence that we all can't live as a nation. #Fact. This parasitic relationship that currently exists is not sustainable, and will only continue to breed hatred and animousity.

Yorubas are an homogeneous group of people with contiguous borders and a common origin (ile-ife). No such commonality exists amongst the 'Nigerians', which is why Nigeria has been finding it extremely difficult to truly unite as there are no real ties that bind us. All Yorubas share culture, food, dressing, language, etc in common. Again, I emphasize that such commonality and homogeneity doesn't exist amongst Nigerians in general and that's why there can't be any real unity.

This unity begging from some of our folks is just too embarrassing please. Let's even pretend, for the sake of pride, that we too can stand on our own if need be abeg. Or must the rest of Nigeria kick us out before we grow some pride as a people??

kn23h:
I'm sure you can list them and tell us why they should be included in the Yoruba interest.