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Re: A Call For Deep Reflection; Southeast And The Lingering Politics of bitterness by Nobody: 1:08pm On Jun 14, 2020
fulanimafia:
You're yet to outline what your "justified" insults on other regions have gained you so far.

Biafra?
Referendum?
Infrastructural Development?
Political advantage?

Why do you think others don't retort in words and instead action that makes you yell "marginalisation" at every turn?

It is profitable to be wise.
Oga speak for your dam Yoruba tribe don't push your hatred for igbos to other tribes ...only yoruba people sound like u and only u ...and few hausa fulanis no one else
Re: A Call For Deep Reflection; Southeast And The Lingering Politics of bitterness by fulanimafia: 1:29pm On Jun 14, 2020
Igbochief001:
Oga speak for your dam Yoruba tribe don't push your hatred for igbos to other tribes ...only yoruba people sound like u and only u ...and few hausa fulanis no one else
Why is it so difficult to outline what your "justified" insults have benefited Ndigbo?

Biafra?
Referendum?
Infrastructural Development?
Political advantage?

I'm not interested in your juvenile diversionary antics. If you don't have an answer just keep quiet and reflect on your new realisation.
Re: A Call For Deep Reflection; Southeast And The Lingering Politics of bitterness by Mel003: 6:45pm On Jun 14, 2020
allthingsgood:
What is bullet trainhuh Smh
Use Google.
Re: A Call For Deep Reflection; Southeast And The Lingering Politics of bitterness by History555: 7:35pm On Jun 14, 2020
fulanimafia:
Why is it so difficult to outline what your "justified" insults have benefited Ndigbo?

Biafra?
Referendum?
Infrastructural Development?
Political advantage?

I'm not interested in your juvenile diversionary antics. If you don't have an answer just keep quiet and reflect on your new realisation.
We the fulani people have arrived. One day Yoruba man will claim we the dustbin people
Re: A Call For Deep Reflection; Southeast And The Lingering Politics of bitterness by OdumegwuOjukwu: 11:05am On Jun 15, 2020
Rodwave:
This is the comment of the century.

You are filled with wisdom.
Thank you my brother.

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