3rdeyeNigeria:


It's terrible.

eagleeye2:


Igbo APC, another interesting propaganda.

generalfag:


I am so ashamed to be from the same country as these lots. Its so disturbing how a group of people will gather and kill a man without mercy, and some people will try justifying such devilish and barbaric act. Lets all stop all these hate before we are all consumed by it.

Trunaijian:
They should monitor his progress and soon as he is well enough, throw him in Jail!

gurnam:


It’s a lie!

He was rescued by his OPC members and police

Quorax:
I don't know bro. It was what I saw on Yabaleft or Sahara reporter.. It was Chinelo Ogodo. Chinelo is not Yoruba name is it. So blame it on the news carriers. I will find the link and drop it here or screenshot

PythonAmaka:
Whoever rescued him has just given his attackers a new lease of life.


-python amaka

3rdeyeNigeria:


I use to think it was just on nairaland till this election period.

Tribal Hatred has eaten deep into the system and Lagos that should know better due to the high level of enlighten people, educated work force and business community is currently on time bomb waiting to explode this week.

generalfag:


We all must be careful else anarchy will set in, and we all be the loser.

eagleeye2:

I don't doubt what you saw. But I find it difficult to believe that an Igbo will be the head of OPC.

Corrinthians:
The *igbo guys rescued him* line was just added to pacify the guys. Bloody cowards. Weren't igbo guys that out him in the condition in the first place?

Quorax:


There are lots of igbos that have lost their root in Lagos. It will shock you to find out that many of the guys parading themselves as Yorubas have strong link to igbo, Ajegunle for example is predominantly a Niger Deltan enclave... People like Daddy Showkey, Baba Fryo and many more are edo/delta.

It is that bad bro.

3rdeyeNigeria:


True.

I also believe we need to create more awareness about the danger of hate, especially tribal and religious intolerance.

At the end this country is a "unit", what affect 1, affect the other.
Everybody is open to live and work anywhere.
That's the reality.

daddytime:
Hahahaha.. the guy head no go ever correct again.

He must be asking what century or year it is and whenever he hears the word "Ballot box", he'd go into instant shock and seizure or even burst out crying and people go dey wonder..

E go tell people say "(bobs) na ballot box matter nearly kill me for my former life o"...e no go remember say na the life e still dey live. Dem don use stone delete and empty some cache for him memory..oponu

You dey form strong man for concrete stone...

You die well...

Tinubu and him children dey one corner now under AC dey tear Turkey lap and rinse mouth with better wine while you are somewhere writhing through excruciating pains.

No-lifers...

eagleeye2:

Online Warrior

PythonAmaka:

Has history ever shown your fathers to have won a battle much more a war?
Aside your chestbeating, I'm more amused by how often you become a spoil of war when the shiit hits the fan.





-python amaka

Olawalesmarter:
He should be hand over to the Police after his Treatment and he should be severely deal with acccording to the Law.

eagleeye2:

Again I understand your angle. But if they could find out that he is igbo because of the incident, they could have also known all along that he is Igbo before now. And at that, there is no way he could have risen to the rank of heading the OPC in Okota area.
The OPC, wouldn't make an Igbo man their head in area of Lagos.... Make your research.

PythonAmaka:

You have no idea where I am nor the circles to which I'm connected. Without hesitation, what OPC represents far outweighs the nothingness that igbos has got to offer me. For a great number of lives OPC had saved in SW, any external hostilities against a member of the standing army would have done so at the risk of their lives.




-python amaka

aljharem:
I still feel that it is time yorubas set the record straight once and for all. As far as lagos is concern.

Quorax:
I understand. But hey, this is Lagos... Anything is possible. You might think OPC is for Yoruba, what if it just a gathering of cultist who just want to "belong "?

Bro, as far as Lagos is concerned, we shouldn't carry the matter for head too much... Cos the fabrics that hold that state is dam to diverse...

One day the real owners of that state will wake up and chase away everybody including their own Yoruba neighbours cos they are being oppressed too. I am referring to people in Badagry, the Okuns all that.

Leave Lagos matter bro.

PythonAmaka:

You have no idea where I am nor the circles to which I'm connected. Without hesitation, what OPC represents far outweighs the nothingness that igbos has got to offer me. For a great number of lives OPC had saved in SW, any external hostilities against a member of the standing army would have done so at the risk of their lives.




-python amaka

thatigboman:
has yoruba ever fought war? Dahomey women killed u black and blue up to abeokuta. And fulani completed d job in ilorin.

eagleeye2:

Let's not drag it further. When OPC was formed I was in Lagos. The founder Dr Frederick Fasheun was a well respected man. Their may have been some Igbos in it then and I wouldn't want to reveal much, but I have had close relationship with OPC members at the early stage, before it was hijacked by some unscrupulous elements.
Anyway, it is well that Demola survived to tell the story.

PythonAmaka:

He was rescued by Igbos who were said to have stoned him, having known the deadly consequences that would have ensued. No one kills an OPC without a reprisal, never has it happened & never will. Igbos are not the security agencies to whom the order was given. And by rescuing him, Igbos in those potentially hotbed areas can now sigh a relief as their heads could now be guaranteed of staying on their necks.


-python amaka

aljharem:
I still feel that it is time yorubas set the record straight once and for all. As far as lagos is concern.

eagleeye2:
Where are those calling for the blood of the Igbo man, come and read and give your verdict. Does the Igbo man still deserve to be killed?