dany5:
Oga keep quiet if you know nothing.lagos was originally owned by the benis not yoruba...I blame you school for not teaching you history...

zeromeridian:
OPC is a woman Organization. Don't dare lPOB to start getting involved in Yoruba land politics. Ipob is a no nonsense organization.

For this OPC spokes person ranting, where we're your OPC and Yoruba people when Demola was almost being killed like a common criminal.

You guys ran away and left your brother in his pool of blood. Why did you guys not come out and defend him. Cowards. Igbos are peaceful people and will never attack anybody first.

There are more than Ten thousand IPOB members in Lagos. If you guys start any rubbish, the back up will come from the sea and land. Remember Asari and his men are already waiting for this opportunity. IPOB does not joke.

If you guys dare involve IPOB in this matter, be sure Lagos will be too hot for you. OPC are small fry to IPOB. IPOB has issue with the army not civilians. Be warned!

Mariangeles:
Seu n it's about time to close this evil hate filled thread, don't you think ??

olas24u:

If I had learnt a trade ,I will be rich and uneducated

Mcquine:


Based on what statistics?

And yet you write like this?

You can't even spell Literacy

See the use of your punctuation marks

You're just being sentimental an average Yoruba person male is a street tout while the female gets knocked up before 19yrs of age.

And you talk about education.

If you're the product of Education in the west then I'm happy because you're no Match for the worst from the East.

Mariangeles:
Truth hurts doesn't it ??

I am not delusional, I call things as I see it .
I am for peace but I WILL DEFEND MY PEOPLE !

olas24u:

It's possible ,I don't doubt that,but it may also not be real ,because with the wealth you people have you have not been able to build and hongkong or Taiwan .you fight each other ,and betray one another.

Bungalow:

You Igbos are all the same, no matter how sweet you pose to be .
Very special set of people

immhotep:

He is yet to thank IPOB for hosting him after herdsmen chased him away from Benue state

Cc lzaa sarrki corinthians

Emary:


You forget that we live amongst you and know all your "koros" just as well as you do. I will NEVER be intimidated by noise makers. I have sewn too many times the lazy cowards have been beaten in this Lagos when the real fight comes. Stop threatening your fellow indigenes. We live with you, work with you and many of us are intermarried. It is APC that is fuelling this tribal nonsense in this country. All tribes have lived peacefully after the civil war. I just know that Igbos and other tribes will not sit back while you are killing their people in the name of politics. Just keep at it and see.

princfred:
Savages like your beloved fulani herdsmen or bokoharam?
After your glorious genocide, what happened? Have the igbo nation not thrived gloriously to your envy while Nigeria has fast remained the shit hole you people fought for igbo to become?

Emceesaka:


Ko ni dafun gbogbo awon Molebi e, Sango lo ma pa gbogbo iran e, Aiyelala lo ma pa gbogbo iran yin run, Ogun lo maa fi eje gbogbo yin we. Ndi araa

Mcquine:


I own a side hustle and I'm a certified Professional Practicing Telecommunications Engineer registered with the NSE so what's your excuse?

IjebuWarrior:


So why are you you savages running away from your godforsaken jungle then? Please, stat there and stop running towards our civilized SW regions.

Noven66:

If they born your stupid father well. Come out and vote Pdp on Saturday ok

GenSpecifics:
Lagos clashes leave 80 dead
2000-10-17 19:34
Lagos - Fierce ethnic clashes erupted for a third day running in Nigeria's commercial centre, Lagos, on Tuesday leaving more than 80 people dead and bodies littering the streets.
Police helicopters flew over the Ajegunle area which was the main scene of the fighting as anti-riot policemen poured into the district amid the constant sound of gunfire.
Smoke rose into the sky over Lagos's main Apapa Port area, leading to Ajegunle where dozens of cars and homes were burnt.
The fighting between Nigeria's two largest ethnic groups began on Saturday in the central Nigerian city of Ilorin in a dispute over the naming of a Yoruba traditional ruler for the town.
Police clashed with a Yoruba militant group, the Odua Peoples' Congress (OPC). Police said six people died but the OPC said nine had been killed.
On Sunday, OPC members launched what a senior OPC official said were reprisal attacks on Hausas living in Lagos.
OPC secretary-general Kayode Ogundamisi told AFP on Mongunle district had been killed early on Tuesday.
Lagos State Governor Bola Tinubu on Monday night slapped a dusk-to-dawn curfew on the area around Ajegunle and on Tuesday convened an emergency meeting of the leaders of the ethnic Yoruba and Hausa communities.
Lagos Information Commissioner Dele Alake told AFP the city authorities were "doing a lot" to try to restore calm.
"We really want to get the situation under control," he said.
Meanwhile, witnesses put the toll from the clashes in Lagos at at least 72.
Victoria Adeleke, a nurse who was working in Lagos's Alaba district where fighting took place on Monday, told AFP she had counted 22 bodies on the street.
Another witness, Patrick Adum, said he had seen 20 bodies in the Okokomaiko district of the city.
Other witnesses said they had seen eight bodies in the Orile district and 21 bodies on the outskirts of Ajegunle, the main area where fighting took place.
The fighting again focused attention on the OPC, set up in 1995 to promote the interests of the Yoruba, one of Nigeria's three largest ethnic groups, alongside the Hausa and Igbo.
The OPC is accused by its critics of being behind a series of attacks on other ethnic groups in the Yoruba-controlled southwest of the country.
The government of President Olusegun Obasanjo, himself a Yoruba, last year threatened an all-out war against the OPC after blaming it for riots in Lagos's Ketu district in which more than 100 people - mainly Hausas - died.
Since then, though regular clashes have occurred with the police, the most prominent OPC leaders have continued to operate publicly. - Sapa-AFP
https://www.news24.com/xArchive/Archive/Lagos-clashes-leave-80-dead-20001017

Mariangeles:
Go and ask GTB what happened the last they tried to mess an Igbo man .

Don't get me wrong, I love Lagos state, I was born and raised in Lagos state but I hate it when people talk ill of my people .

olas24u:

You will line up for visa and we will issue it ,but you get deported for any crime after doing time.

Mcquine:


Based on what statistics?

And yet you write like this?

You can't even spell Literacy

See the use of your punctuation marks

You're just being sentimental an average Yoruba person male is a street tout while the female gets knocked up before 19yrs of age.

And you talk about education.

If you're the product of Education in the west then I'm happy because you're no Match for the worst from the East.

TIGRITIS:

Well, I blame your school for not teaching English and manners.

If Lagos originally belongs to Benis, are we still talking about the origin of Lagos or its present State? How many Benis have been elected governors and NASS members from Lagos since the first republic?

dany5:
Oga keep quiet if you know nothing.lagos was originally owned by the benis not yoruba...I blame you school for not teaching you history...

BluntBoy:


What happened? Nothing!!!

Moreover, why do you people like playing the victim's card.

So, the GTB fracas with Innoson is now some sort of reference point

Dangote has been holding this country to ransom for years now but I have never heard a Northerner use that to brag.

Mind you, I have absolutely nothing against you people but I have got to be responsible toward my tribe when issues like this arise.

Rotimi47:
Those who leave in and around ketu, ajegunle and idi araba know how dangerous OPC is.

These guys are ready to die and take as many enemies as possible along with them.

They through native eggs and amala that explode like bombs!

If you know you know.

Mcquine:


Lol.

Since you brought this up.

I was Born and raised in Lagos so if peradventure the country divides I'll still maintain my citizenship if I choose to.

But you on the other hand not so much.

I could say the same for millions of Igbo people in Lagos.

So it's a win win situation for most Igbo people.

Sleep on that.

SuperIgbo1:


Yorubas can't even challenge the awusas at mile12 with a population of less than 800k yet, you want to challenge Igbos.

There are many IPOB members living in Lagos. When this eventuality does come, I'm certain that y'all will not see the opportunity of running and face ile ife.

Mariangeles:
Ijebuwarrior, Bungalow and melian

I am not the reason for your frustration .