Weinberg:



[s]We do not exaggerate or present images from video games! We are truly real!


We are ahead in science and technology, sports and indigenous industries..[/s]

Pharmaceutical industries (marketing companies), hotels(1-3star) and ICT are all controlled by Ndigbo despite haven't never tasted power since 1970..

Weinberg:




We are truly entrepreneurial and enterprising people..


Afonja are discussing exposing us our lies and empty profiles and posts like the way they discuss expose Nnamdi Kanu

Weinberg:





Real professor with something tangible to offer, not those Oshogbo and Ekiti professors with no meaningful achievement except speak Afonja English.


This is real people doing the real thing!

ProjectNaija:


But these your claims are empty and baseless, the Yorubas have been able to prove beyond reasonable doubt that they are far ahead as far as industry, commerce, technology and development is concerned based on the two competing threads. You igbos need to up your game or concede defeat. The resort to several lies and false claims not to talk off poor quality posts and references to poor achievers has done more damage to your claims than good. In my very objective opinion the yorubas have been able to show that they are far ahead of the igbos. In reality I also thought that the igbos were more industrious before I saw these threads but now I know better

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WhoBannedMyBro:


@bolded
I agree

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Weinberg:




These companies are doing great and steadily expanding..
God bless Ndigbo

FKO81:
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Weinberg:
To increase the number of pages in their trash, they repost our posts and comments in their thread and start talking trash on them.

Afonja is a cursed race!

In fact, the page is a gossip one for discussion of Ndigbo.

This people think while they were going to schools, we were sleeping..

Most of them think Nigeria begins in Ogun and And ends in Lagos....

That nobody lives in the East..., that Abuja is just a little developed town...


Nigeria doesn't end in Lagos!

WhoBannedMyBro:


It's nothing to be an empty chest about based on the @bolded

Fineman87:
The people who sold their future ate still fooling themselves on this thread. Sham

Bibidear:
God bless the yoruba race

iblawi:
Why have you guys refused to post industries in the entertainment sector? We dominate that sector like mad. Another is sport, media, culture & art, tourism, etc

Fineman87:
The people who sold their future ate still fooling themselves on this thread. Sham

Fineman87:
The people who sold their future ate still fooling themselves on this thread. Sham

kn23h:

Oduduwa a gbe wa o

kn23h:
Lord, I stopped archiving at 198 [from 254].....need to go down to 179.

Now una don add 10 more pages in 2 days.

Y'all giving me work to do

shukuokukobambi:


ku ishe jare omo Oodua rere. Se oko o je epo?

Oya kwantinew

kn23h:



Awon oga mi at the top lo n se ise ju o. Awon laudate ati deomelo and co.

Oko mi je epo o, se o fe bami ra epo ni?

shukuokukobambi:




ra epo ke? tanker epo ni ma ru wa ba e nile

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