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AAinEqGuinea:Once again this is why I said you don't know what is going on, you are just chipping in as an ignorant. IPOB is trying to encourage Igbos not to vote Atiku (who happens to be another Fulani man from up north) not withstanding his VP chice an Igbo man from Anambra. but the Biafrans of yesterday who are now the "atikulators" of today are having none of it. If IPOB's intention with the resurrected Jesus of Biafra goes according to plan, that man who you keep posting his picture is sure to coast to a second term victory. Either way, things are not looking good. Watch and learn. |
AAinEqGuinea:This isn't about Buhari you mumunatu.... lol this one keeps posting pictures of the walking dead called Buhari. |
AAinEqGuinea:lol okay. ![]() E go clear for ya eyes like 3D soon enough. |
AAinEqGuinea:lol, you don't understand what is happening, do you? Infact your post shows shows that you are just tagging along. |
SingleWahala:lol, if Atiku had chosen a Yoruba as vice, by now, They would have all been screaming Biafra or death, we are marginalized in the Zoo ooooo. Chukwu Okike Abiama!!! .. The honest truth is that the whole Biafran movement is based on parochial ethnic sentiments in their bid to measure up to the Yorubas or Hausas politically and nothing more. Reason why the South-South minorities who have a brain have actually been very weary of the whole thing. |
SingleWahala:lol, not even presidential slot. ![]() Ordinary VP slot, and fiam, just like that Biafra goes into the trash bin. Wht do these people think a VP is? ![]() |
AAinEqGuinea:Oh pleeease give me a break you there. ![]() The coward who has been hiding for months on end now.... suddenly resurfaces out of the grave. |
Most Nigerians (Including the “Educated” ones) still don’t realize that sexuality isn’t a choice... no one would chose to be queer, odd and ostrasized if given the choice. Do they think this young man decided to make hinself gay or do something thag would deliberately cause his family a great deal of sorrow? I feel so bad for his mum, but with all sincerity, it is what it is. Given the culture and responsibility expected of Male children in Nigeria, I really do hope they have another son. |
RomanReigns:Well, I really do hope so. But the fact remains, why the sudden resurrection after all these months of laying low? |
Nnamdu Kanu and his bandwagon of cheerleaders are delegitimizing the entire Biafran movement for the duration of our entire lifetimes including that of even the next generation and if not longer..... It is so sad, I am one Yoruba that actually wished this man could get something tangible out of the renewed Biafran movement he championed a few years ago, I wished that if he would not suceed in getting an independent Biafran state, he would at least catalyze the federalization of Nigeria and the devolution of power AKA "Restructuring" But at the rate these clowns are going, they wouldn't even get restructuring not to talk of anything even remotely close to Biafra. Atiku the new song on the mouth of Easterners would be the last person to touch "restructuring" with even a long pole. It will be dishonorable both ways, either Atiku wins or loses next year, Biafran agitators will not have a moral standing anymore. Sadder is the fact that some gullible youth and people in their golden years have actually died for this thing in the last few years or so. IPOB is now a political joker as far as the game of Nigeria's political chess is concerned. No pawn intended....... NEXT! |
RedboneSmith:Dual names for same thing. One (Eri) being the actual name, the other (Adagba) being an attribute of the animal that has become more or less a name. It is like how Yorubas call Elephant: Erin (Actual name) and Ajanaku (Oriki/Appellation). |
Probz:How has it been established? Hausas - 1 Yorubas - 2 Igbos - 3 Fulanis - 4 |
bigfrancis21:ok |
bigfrancis21:Oh puleeese i’ve known you long enough on this forum to know that if at all you have ever been to lagos for any EXTENDED period of time to begin with, you weren’t there to rent a self contain in shangisha or okomomaiko .... even those who do that, find friends or relatives or acquitances and start life in Lag from those base points FIRST. You keep harping about what Oba of Lagos said that year ... after which all the Igbos swore by Ala the earth godess that they would make him eat his words... guess what they couldn’t do nada. Don’t tell me they took the insult and refused to vote for Agbaje of the PDP. You are still in your 30-45% lol There are some major cities bordering Igbo states in this Naija that aren’t even 45% Igbo.. Warri, Uyo, Calabar, Yenagoa e.t.c are nowhere nearly that Igbo but it is Lagos that is much more cosmopolitan that will be 45% Igbo .. what’s the point of even arguing with you. :-/ |
Toluobaeko11:That's another factor. There is also the visibility factor based on the activities groups are engaged in, which can greatly skew perceptions. African Americans are around 14% or so of the USA but if you take a walk along the alleys and streets of any major US city, you might be tempted to think blacks are like 20-25% based on the fact that you see them more , but that can be very deceiving because blacks are: 1: Generally more urban compared to the entire population 2: Tend to live more in the inner city 1,000 Igbo traders sitted in the main market of a town with 500,000 people attending to people coming to buy stuff will be more visible than 5,000 members of another group engaged in an other activity but blended seamlessly into the 500,000 people in that town. |
These are obviously Fulbes AKA Fulanis. |
Akwa Ibom and "Calabars" are short...... Tallest, I don't know. |
lol this Igbo woman come add Jamilah to her name ... So she even has issues with US Authorities. Even the status of her husband as per The US still remains in Limbo... |
So many peeps and surprisingly also a lot of "follow-follow" Nigerians who lack independent thought said a lot of Bullsheet about this guy, but he is still garnering all the accolades. |
bigfrancis21:Being in Lagos as an Igbo and a non-permanent resident means you will mostly be within your circle, which again will be mostly Igbos, i.e the person who offered to host you, their family and friends, their friends friends, probably their neighborhood acquaintances and so forth . Same logic applies to all those other people from the east who claim lagos is 45% Igbo..lol Your reason defies logic, sorry but it is true. Places like Ikorodu and Alimosho which are the two largest LGAs in Lagos Metro both by population and landmass are less than 13-15% Igbo. Epe is still there.. Igbos of Epe are like less than 10% And then the places that are heavily igbo like Amuwo-Odofin LG are still at least 40% Yoruba, and we haven't even deducted the other tribes from the totals there- meanwhile it is one of the smaller LGs population wise. Secondly you are quoting a very large range there. 30 to 45% is a huge difference of a whooping 15%. 15% in Lagos translates to millions of people, hope you know. I can't possibly take YOU serious if you are swinging anywhere between 30 and 45%, which is from less than a third to 5% shy of half of Lagos state....lol |
bigfrancis21:Lol ... talking from someone who has never lived in Lagos for any extended period of time, i’ll rather ‘leave it” ![]() |
bigfrancis21:lol, he is right. If Igbos are 40% in Lags, they would be able to join votes with a Niger Delta population of Maybe (10%?) plus willing Yoruba tools to topple any opposition and beat a Yoruba in the APC to the Governorship position. You and i know that is a far cry. Lagos would have a very different macro-climate all together if it were 40% Igbo, cos lets assume another 5% are Efik-Ibibio-Anang, 4% are Ijaw, 1% are Isoko, 1% are southern idoma, another 4% all the other tribes that might be "igbo" to an average Yoruba (Ogoni, Cross river tribes bla bla), that is already a whooping more than half of Lagos being "Igbo". Lagos is around 23-25% Igbo in my unbiased opinion, which is more than reflective, cos that is 1 in every 4 lagosian without yet taking into consideration Yorubas, the SS, the MB, the Northerners and all these Togolese, Ghanaians and Egun peeps from Benin. . Anyone who thinks otherwise is delusional. |
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Shukuakukobambi:I swearrogad. |
Sheyone:?? |
Deltayankeeboi:Of course he is PDP but you don't care about his religion, same way PDP in the East are currently asslicking Northerners ... lol They call APC a muslim and gbegiri party but are busing asslicking gbegiri and ewedu Afonjas plus muslim Abokis in PDP. ![]() |
Deltayankeeboi:Actually I think APC might hv won osun. It isn't clear yet. Na so our elections de dey. Ciao.. ![]() |
Deltayankeeboi:Like i said earlier.. NA YOU SABI. Osun state na Yoruba muslims, but PDP has won. Adeleke is a Muslim and he has won... We don't care what you think, you are insignificant. ![]() |
Deltayankeeboi:Honestly, I think you have a comprehension problem. Na you sabi. |
Deltayankeeboi:Are you daft? Or you can't read with this your question? |
Deltayankeeboi:Contrary to what you might have been told or spoonfed, Yorubas really do vote for their CHOICE, Individually. Infact choices differ within Nuclear families not to talk of extended family members' streets or towns! Even the so called 2015 general presidential election was close and bitterly contested in the SW than in any other region . If that is what is your own asslicking, then thanks but we love it! It means we reap dividends of democracy from both the ruling party and the opposition parties, unlike those who can just be walked over, regardless of whether a party performs their developmental economic and social duties or not. The real asslicking to me is everyone turns their heads in one direction like they are under a spell and vote for singular candidates or parties. Na life be that? |
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