₦airaland Forum

Lol.It is well with Abia people.

Masonkaycares:
my classmate had a twins at 16 you're not that young bro

At 25 he's not young just that, he's smallish in statu.Ayway, congratulations to you op @youngest couple's on Nl.

He cause his death. RIP to him tho.

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Graysons

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Graysons:
Trouble knows me by name.

Ok. Good luck to you.

Graysons:
There are no criminals in my villages because we don't allow good for nothing drug dealers, 419 otokoto, cunning lost Jews in our village

it is your business because you unwanted souls have a neck for destruction, my villages is at peace because we don't welcome unholy Jews there.

Now my question is this why are you Igbos always a menace to the society? are you guys descendant of the biblical cursed Cain? anywhere you go, you cause problem for your host. What kind of unwanted elements you freak of nature are?

You too like wahala.

Lol.

Good for her.

Graysons:
You fool how is your dumb buhari better than Jonathan? take a look around you Nigeria has never been this bad
No thanks to your dumb, illiterate, cow loving Buhari.

Them don unban your account? keep looking for trouble, them go soon ban you again.

The mannerless lady with no character, I don't like her and that her drug dealer bf Neo. Konji can kill you for all I care, who cares?

frankdoz:
THE FEAR OF IGBOS BY THE MINORITIES HAS BEEN UNFOUNDED AS PROVEN BY THIS COLONIAL ERA REPORT.

THE WILLINK COMMISSION REPORT OF "1958"

1. “More than 98% of people who inhabit this area (the ‘Igbo Plateau’ of the Eastern region) are Igbo and speak one language, though of course with certain differences of dialect. There are nearly five million of them and they are too many for the soil to support: they are vigorous and intelligent and have pushed outward in every direction, seeking a livelihood by trade or in service in the surrounding areas of the Eastern Region, in the Western Region, in the North and outside Nigeria. They are no more popular with their neighbours than is usual in the case of an energetic and expanding people whose neighbours have a more leisurely outlook on life.”

2. “Though there has been no great kingdom or indigenous culture in the Eastern Region, the coastal chiefs grew on their trade with the (European merchant) ships and they adopted customs, clothing and housing more advanced than those of the peoples of the interior on whom they had at first preyed for slaves. They came during the 19th Century to regard the people of the interior as backward and ignorant, and it was therefore a blow to their pride, as well as to their pockets, when the Ibos began to push outwards into the surrounding fringe of the country and particularly into the Calabar area, to take up land, to grow rich, to own houses and lorries and occupy posts in public services and in the services of large trading firms.”
“It was among the Igbos, formerly despised by the people of Calabar as source of slaves and as a backward people of the interior, now feared and disliked as energetic and educated, that the first political party formed.”

3. “It is important to remember that of this (Ogoja) Province’s 1,082,000 inhabitants, 723,000 are Ibos, almost entirely in Abakaliki and Afikpo (Divisions), while the census classifies 350,000 as “Other Nigerian Tribes.”

4. The Rivers Province …includes the two divisions of Brass and Degema, both overwhelmingly Ijaw, and the Ogoni Division. The former Rivers Division also includes over 300,000 Ibos of whom 250,000 are in Ahoada Division and 45,000 in Port Harcourt. Port Harcourt is a town of recent growth and of rapidly increasing importance; it is built on land that blonged originally to an outlying branch of the Ibo tribe, the Diobus, but is largely inhabited by the Ibos from the interior who have come to trade or seek employment….Of the total 747,000 in the Rivers province, 305,000 are Igbos, 240,000 are Ijaws and 156,000 are Ogonis.”

5. “The strip to the south of the Igbo block, is physically, divided by a block of Igbo territory, tipped by the important Igbo town of Port Harcourt and tribally divided between the Ijaws and the Ogonis.”

6. “In the whole of this non-Igbo area there is present in varying degree some fear of being over-run, commercially and politically, by the Igbos….. if Ahoada and Port Harcourt, which are really Igbo, are considered with the solid centre of Ibo population, there are 54 seats for the Ibo area and 30 for COR (Calabar, Ogoja and Rivers) in (Eastern Regional House of Assembly).”

THE FEARS AND GRIEVANCES OF MINORITIES:
7. “It was suggested (by non-Igbo petitioners) that it was the deliberate object of the Ibo majority in the Region to fill every post with Ibos (in public post and services).….when, however we came to consider specific complaints about the composition of public bodies, we found them in many cases exaggerated or unreasonable.”

8. “The allegation was put forward by counsel (to petitioners) that the Judiciary (when not European) was predominantly Igbo, with the implication that this caused fear among those who are not Ibos. But it was clearly stated in evidence by Dr. Udoma, the leader of UNIP, that no occasion could be adduced of the judiciary acting with partiality. The fact is that the legal profession is largely Igbos and the reasons for this do not seem to be Government action. It is therefore inevitable that there should be an Igbo preponderance among Judges and Magistrates. Further, it is the declared policy of Government that the Judiciary should be federal and this does not indicate a desire to control it. Again, the operation and composition of Public Service Commission here, as in the West, appeared to us in no way open to reproach.”

9. “In the Police, which in this region alone is wholly Federal, the number of Ibos in the higher appointments is not out of proportion to the Ibos in the region. The force is now federally controlled and although there are a large number of Ibos in the lower ranks, this is due to the fact that it has for long been a tradition among the Ibos to offer themselves for recruitment in this force in far greater numbers than any other tribe.”

10. “we noted that in five years, 1952 – 1957, from a total of 412 secondary scholarships, 216 were awarded to persons living in the COR areas, while the figures for post-secondary scholarships were 211 out of 623. The latter is about the right proportion of one-third, the former considerably in excess. It was suggested that scholarships awarded to non-Ibos were of an inferior kind and that the best scholarships went to Ibos, but we were, unable to see that this claim held any validity. On the evidence before us, we conclude that the allegations of discriminations in the matter of scholarships are unjustified.”

11. “It was further suggested that loans by the Eastern Regional Finance Corporation, the Eastern Region Development Board, and the Eastern Region Development Corporation were made with some degree of preference to Ibos. It did appear that most of the loans made by these bodies were to Ibos, but that is not to say that this was necessarily improper. Ibos constitute two thirds of the population of the region and have a bigger share of financial and commercial responsibility than their numbers warrant.”

12. “That there should be modern streetlight in Onitsha, and not Calabar, was also quoted as example of discrimination; it proved however that Onitsha Urban District Council had financed this measure from their own resources.”

13. “The question of land was repeatedly raised, it being resented by the Efiks and Ibibios that the Igbos should acquire land at all in their territory while the methods by which it was obtained were also questioned. There is no doubt that on the Igbo Plateau there is insufficient land for the people and the Igbos are thrusting outwards where possible they acquire land and use it either for cultivation or building…..This is a matter which will require legislation sooner or later and it will be delicate to handle, but the economic process is in itself healthy and we had little sympathy with a witness who remarked that there is much undeveloped land in the district and he was anxious that it should not fall into the hand of the Igbos… We believe that Governments in Nigeria should be careful not to try to protect minorities by introducing measures that would restrict development and progress.

N/B: IKWERRE, ETCHE, EKPEYE, OPOPO, IBANI(BONNY),URATTA,OGBA, NDOKI ARE ALL INDIGINEOUS IGBO EXTRACTION IN RIVERS STATE(RIVERS IGBOS).BEFORE INDEPENDENCE THERE WAS NO IDENTITY CRISIS AMONG THEM.THIS IS WILLINKS COMMISSION REPORT TO QUEEN OF ENGLAND 1958.

Bonny people before or after any whatever are not Igbos oga.

other than that, I don't really care.

Who ask them to vote in the first place?

Which people in the south will rise up in arms? I hope you are referring to south west people and co?

Thanks op

Chukwuka912:
Some people will say am stupid but one comes from the side of the pot ends on the side of the mouth

You are not stupid you did the right thing always remember that.

Evercurious:
Then go ahead with it. At least anybody hold you? "I go go I go go".. abeg go naaa .. haabaa

Alright!

AfricanWahala:
A Chinese individual by the name of Xi Chen sent the email (picture attached) to a pan Africanist named Phil Scot (African American).

The content of the e-mail briefly explains that Chinese people strongly believe that Africans "mentally inferior" and Africans are a "weak race". Xi also said that "it is only natural for the Chinese to rule over Africans" because we Africans have natural resources that we have no clue what to do with them.

The email is blatantly racist and it reflects the mindset of many non-Africans about our people. The main reason why these people look at us from that perspective is because of the condition our continent has been in the last few centuries. We've always been at the receiving end of racism, we always ask for assistance and aids from Western countries and China these days, and it seems like we can't get anything done properly without involving Europeans and Asians.

The solution to the current position we find ourselves in (at the bottom of the food chain), is to build our country and continent by ourselves. We have to educate our people as much as possible on how smart we are and how capable we are of doing great things, we need to hold our leaders accountable when the misbehave and we absolutely need to unify and put aside our tribal and religious differences.

If we end up being systematically colonized by China like they have been pushing in recent decades with their debt traps and how they've established themselves accross the continent, we will be forever doomed. This is our opportunity to rise up, hold our leaders accountable, put aside our differences and unify to rebuild and leave this bottom position we currently are in.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC96G4ip2KMJJ9JBPJYq8tFQ

Is Africa a country? I don't understand why you are disturbing us here ooo.

Evercurious:
Who be guy ? Me or you? Learn to mind your own business and allow the law enforcement agents to do their job.. anybody remove whistle from your mouth ? Go blow whistle collect money on top if you get evidence say him be Yahoo guy

That is what I intend to do, before you start quoting me up and down.

You are a lady? from your comment you type like all those Yahoo Yahoo bois them .

nairavsdollars:
Well deserved..I wonder why Chelsea didn't so same for John Obi Mikel

Mikel obi ke? lol

IronGalaxy:
So because we have rapists we must now welcome your scammers, fake pastors, drug and human traffickers etc with open arms? These people become our problem on the contrary.

So what are you doing on Nigeria cyberspace?

where is the fucking.

Queenlovely:
Ghana Must Go, was a popular name given to the migration of illegal Migrants ( mostly Ghanaians) from Nigeria following a Presidential executive order. In 1983, the President of Nigeria, Shehu Shagari issued an executive order


an eye for an eye

The hardest thing in life to learn is which bridge to cross and which to burn.
David Russell

What are you saying are there no Ghanaians living and doing their business in Nigeria? anyway, thank God my people hardly Migrate, it is Igbos and Yorubas that are in your country, deal with them as you please, he no concern me.

Evercurious:
Right at your doorstep waiting to pick you.. bad belle

Why are you quoting everybody Listen, I hope you are not a Yahoo Yahoo boy? detest from such ways if not, you may not be lucky as E-money and co.

I should watch as trickytee rest his arms on Dora big breast? Why will I do that?

Admissionclass:
They own 90% of the oil wells in the Southsouth...

Ok. Where are you from? the Niger delta or