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mpianya39:
Ogbomosho republic answer my question or....

kn23h:
Even ogbomosho republic is better than Enugu Odibo republic.

How much should I donate to your IDP camp? $1 Biafran currency?

ApexPredator:
I wonder do citizens of other countries make such threads about their countries? You 're fighting against the inevitable, friend.

WetinConsignMe:
Notice how Yorubas have both moslems and christians and they live peacefully within the same tribe? I doubt if Igbos can do same. I know definitely Hausas can't.

ApexPredator:
I [b]wonder do citizens [/b]of other countries make such threads about their countries? You 're fighting against the inevitable, friend.

freshest4live:
No, you are the one fighting against the inevitable.

freshest4live:
In the city l grew up Warri, l attend a large church and there's a great network of many tribes, ljaw, itsekiri, Urhobo, lgbo, Yoruba, lsoko, few Hausas, etc. Every year there's what we call Cultural week where there are cultural displays and at least not less than 30 tribes from across the country are represented, it's a beauty to behold and we always look forward to that Week.
Sincerely if you grow up in my city(from my experience) l don't think you'll take a mental note of tribalism as a dominant factor, l kid you not nairaland exposed me to it first.
But l think this may be the case because[b] Warri is no man's land,[/b] English and Pidgin is the dominant language because 3 tribes(Urhobo, Itsekiri, Ijaw) can all lay claim to the city.
A lot of us grow up not even learning our language, just pidgin and English (which l don't think is a good thing though).

freshest4live:
In the city l grew up Warri, l attend a large church and there's a great network of many tribes, ljaw, itsekiri, Urhobo, lgbo, Yoruba, lsoko, few Hausas, etc. Every year there's what we call Cultural week where there are cultural displays and at least not less than 30 tribes from across the country are represented, it's a beauty to behold and we always look forward to that Week.
Sincerely if you grow up in my city(from my experience) l don't think you'll take a mental note of tribalism as a dominant factor, l kid you not nairaland exposed me to it first.
[b]But l think this may be the case because Warri is no man's l[/b]and, English and Pidgin is the dominant language because 3 tribes(Urhobo, Itsekiri, Ijaw) can all lay claim to the city.
A lot of us grow up not even learning our language, just pidgin and English (which l don't think is a good thing though).

QuotaSystem:
You're badly mistaken. I and earlier generations of my family are devout Fulani Christians and have always lived peacefully with our Muslim brethren in the core North.

Ever heard of ECWA Hausa? Kungiyar Masihiawa (Association of Christian Fulani Youths)?

Apart from the Jos crisis around a decade ago (which was actually territorial not necessarily religious), which other attack do you know that has been targeted towards Northern christians?

There is a significant population of indigenous Hausa Fulani Christians in the core north that have lived peacefully with our Muslim neighbors for decades, it's sad but unsurprising that most Nigerians are oblivious of this fact.

ApexPredator:
I wonder do citizens of other countries make such threads about their countries? You 're fighting against the inevitable, friend.

ajepako:
I am a staunch believer that there are good and bad people in all ethnic groups and so l refrain from exhibiting bias because of the character of a few bad ones.. Here is my view on a few ethnic groups..

As an omoluabi Yoruba, l view Hausa people as.. Very open, hospitable, warm, extremely generous and unpretentious about their feelings towards you

The lgbos are very hardworking, enterprising, industrious and creative.. They also help each other and they never beg on the street..
Niger Deltans are very funny, unpretentious and very assertive.
All in all, Nigerians are great people

WetinConsignMe:
Notice how Yorubas have both moslems and christians and they live peacefully within the same tribe? I doubt if Igbos can do same. I know definitely Hausas can't.

kn23h:
I love the Ibos for always trying to complete with Yorubas. No matter their failure, they keep trying to pull Yorubas down in their envious and diabolical manner.

I love Yorubas for still ACCOMMODATING them in LAGOS, IBADAN, OGUN and other SW locations.

frleopardo:
I love yoruba Christians. My only problem with them is the Yoruba Muslims. I don't know why they love kissing hausa-fulani ass.

Afobear:
please stop embellishing yourself with ignorance and fangs of lies.....go to ebonyi and even onitsha and see igbo moslems and christians living amicably

frleopardo:
I love yoruba Christians. My only problem with them is the Yoruba Muslims. I don't know why they love kissing hausa-fulani ass.

Afobear:
please stop embellishing yourself with ignorance and fangs of lies.....go to ebonyi and even onitsha and see igbo moslems and christians living amicably

Afobear:
please stop embellishing yourself with ignorance and fangs of lies.....go to ebonyi and even onitsha and see igbo moslems and christians living amicably

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QuotaSystem:
You're badly mistaken. I and earlier generations of my family are devout Fulani Christians and have always lived peacefully with our Muslim brethren in the core North.

Ever heard of ECWA Hausa? Kungiyar Masihiawa (Association of Christian Fulani Youths)?

Apart from the Jos crisis around a decade ago (which was actually territorial not necessarily religious), which other attack do you know that has been targeted towards Northern christians?

There is a significant population of indigenous Hausa Fulani Christians in the core north that have lived peacefully with our Muslim neighbors for decades, it's sad but unsurprising that most Nigerians are oblivious of this fact.

ApexPredator:
I wonder do citizens of other countries make such threads about their countries? You 're fighting against the inevitable, friend.

Henitan24:
I'm Enitan, a full blooded Yoruba girl. I love my life not because am perfect but because of people that surrounds me. My ex is Fulani by tribe and he is best person I've ever dated in my life, he his Lovely, humble and very caring. More so, currently am serving in Adamawa state, Hausa people have been so good to me since my stay in Yola, very friendly and accommodating not only to me but all corp members that are serving in Yola. The interesting aspect of it is that if you re corp members and you put on your shaki, they do give us whatever they can afford to give us for free, like meat, vegetables, etc. there was a day one gave me bag and shoes because it was my birthday and my Igbo friend gave me clothes. Also, I met a guy here on Nairaland some months ago, he is Emeka by name and he introduced me to a business which am earning some money from weekly. Yes, I love my life because Igbo is my brother, Hausa is my angel, Yoruba is my companion. Together we are big family thanks.

nabiz:
I love Yorubas the only problem I had with the was based on what people told me about them as it concerns trust. My parents thought me never to trust a yoruber man and grew up with that hatred. Having traveled about to about 28 states in Nigeria and seen on line how Igbo and Yorubas share hatred, one day I sat down with pen to write down where and where Yoruba man has offended me, but to be sincere I found little or non compared to what I have benefited from them. They are very good people though with little bad one.

From my observation, I found out that the hatred between Igbo and Yorubas is based on what our father told us.

I want to challenge every Igbo man and Yoruba man to take a pen to write down the bad Yoruba or Igbo have down to you personally not base what people told you, and believe me you will fine non.

I have learnt that most my brothers that hate the yorubas are people who never have in contact with them and still believe on what people told us.

I have also observed another problem. A Yoruba man loves his language that he uses it even in a public place which some time and Igbo man may think that they are been discussed

An Igbo man is very emotional and open that

Blue3k:
Lol well my friend is Igbo. We talk sometimes when time allows. Pastor is from Northern Nigeria. The rest of the tribes I know are family or mutual friends. My girlfriend best friend Yoruba. My cousin's husband in from Kwara (not sure his tribe).

ameri9ja:
Hooorray! to u. My sister's best friend by far is a Yoruba MAN. Everybody knows100% that it is platonic. Our gatemen/security generationally have always been Hausas. It started with the current guy's great grandfather. We love them and they would give their lives for us.