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meccuno:Are you okay in the head at all? So, because your Osu forebears shot him in the buttocks mean they didn't later surrender to him? Clown! |
Dikebuka:Maybe because Mbaise Mbaise people protested against a Bishop because he came from Anambra State, or because Abia State once sacked Igbos from Imo State from its Civil Service, or because Ojukwu's family rejected Bianca from representing Anambra South because she hailed from Enugu State? What about the discrimination against Osu people? |
Lol, but Osu people would tell us that Arthur Eze
became a billionaire with 20 pounds, lol. Meanwhile
it was Hausa-Fulani Almajiris who made him a
billionaire. Let me see them come with that silly 20
pounds lie again! |
CoalcityBoi:But I thought you Potopoto Osu people bought 90% of Lagos, not half? |
Igbochief001:Like how the ugly hippopotamus Ojukwu kissed Shagari's ass and made Osu people vote for Shagari en masse after returning from exile? |
OsuAmaka:Lol, but Osu people would tell us that Arthur Eze became a billionaire with 20 pounds, lol. Meanwhile it was Hausa-Fulani Almajiris who made him a billionaire. Let me see them come with that silly 20 pounds lie again! |
Lol, it appears "They" is the new name og Potopoto people. First Moghalu called them "they," now Arthur Eze. Let me see if they will curse Eze for calling them "they" the way they did Moghalu. |
Dedetwo:Your incoherent rambling still doesn't erase the fact that Yoruba men brought your Biafla to its knees and sent the bearded hippopotamus Ojukwu to the Ivory Coast on exile. Easily-triggered, utterly insecure, chest-beating cowards and online warriors who petition Trump, Netanyahu, Amnesty International, AU, EU, UN and The Hague for being merely insulted. |
Igbochief001:Stop wailing, Osu Boy. Go and be President in Biafla, not Nigeria. |
Even God (if he exists) will reject an Igbo Presidency. |
Oga blame the utterly corrupt bastards stealing your money in the Niger Delta and cut the North some slack! Only reprehensible dunderheads with chronic inferiority complex blame all their woes on others. Take responsibility for your own underdevelopment (Every part of Nigeria is underdeveloped anyway) for once and stop wailing like toy-deprived spoilt brats! |
Whiteangel1234:Igbos can only be President of Biafla, not Nigeria. |
Mysticwebb:I think that's far better than Potopoto cowards who lead their people to slaughter only to run away like refugees and abandoning their people. |
IvarTheBoneless:What was the tribalistic he-goat Achebe doing while Soyinka was facing the military? |
No, Igbos don't want Nigeria's Presidency, they want Biafla. |
Enyimbamercedes:Whatever, Osu Boy! Keep crying over the Nobel Prize he won because the tribalistic old clown Achebe couldn't win it. We're enjoying your tears! |
Sailor22:To hell with your non-existent Christ! |
meccuno:Nah, Osu boy. Likes of Benjamin Adekunle and Olusegun Obasanjo brought your Biafla to its knees and sent the coward Ojukwu to exile. That's a fact. But keep crying though |
zombieTRACKER:Millions of Yorubas in Abuja? When Abuja has an estimated population of 2.4 million people? Typical Osu boy pulling out spurious figures from the stables of IPOB Bureau of Statistics. Lagos welcomed many people from around the world long before it became a so-called "capital of the country." Just go back home, that's all. |
meccuno:The same cowards brought your Biafla to its knees. Go and sleep. |
zombieTRACKER:Audio serenity. So, why can't your people stay put in Enugu? I mean, you all should move back to Enugu ASAP rather than constituting nuisance in other people's homelands. Go back to Alaigbo now! |
NaijadrivaCars:Trust, Eeboes, blaming others for their owns. Victim pimps. Una go wail tire! |
zombieTRACKER:Dude shut up! Tinubu isn't the reason Abia is a pigsty or why Igboland is an erosion-ravaged hellhole! Focus on your governors and stop crying. |
zombieTRACKER:Good! Let them focus on their states and leave other regional governors alone. |
[quote author= post=91570900]I feel your pain, how much do they share to Ogun indigenes every month from the IGR ? With the IGR Ogun state is still backward, please list mega projects he is doing with the huge IGR you guys claimed? Igbos still dominates you in your region [/quote]Stop crying, Uche Okoye. Ogun State's IGR is bigger than the IGR of the entire potopoto hellhole, end of. |
[quote author=proeast post=91520990]Don't mind them with their usual tales by moonlight stories. Propaganda no longer sells. Hear the op, afonjas stopped fulanis from invading the South yet he forgot that fulani does not need to pass through SW to get to SE or SS. You won't see the Tivs, Idomas, Beroms making mouth on how they stopped the fulanis but those who lost territories even to this day. A set of people whose ancestral lands are being ruled by Invaders as we speak are the ones claiming victory. If indeed you stopped the fulanis as you claim, why didn't you chase them out of Illorin and other afonja towns and villages?! Audio people, everyone don see una finish [/quoteJose Antonio Aponte was an enslaved Yoruba who staged a slave revolt in Cuba in 1812. Yorubas, led by two Yoruba women Carlota Lukumi and Fermina, staged a slave revolt in Cuba in 1843-1844. Yorubas (alongside a handful of Hausa slaves) led a slave revolt in Bahia, Brazil in 1835 in what is known as the "Male (from the Yoruba term for Muslims Imale) slave insurrection." Thomas Peters, an enslaved Yoruba, led African- American slaves in the Revolutionary War on the side of the British in order to gain freedom. Brazil's greatest ever black Military General was Candido da Fonseca Galvao, A Yoruba of Oyo descent. Yoruba have also produced Nigeria's bravest, fearless Activists in Nigeria: Fela, Tai Solarin and Fawehinmi come to mind. And lastly, the Yorubas brought Biafla to its knees and sent the coward Ojukwu into exile |
Tranquillity360:Jose Antonio Aponte was an enslaved Yoruba who staged a slave revolt in Cuba in 1812. Yorubas, led by two Yoruba women Carlota Lukumi and Fermina, staged a slave revolt in Cuba in 1843-1844. Yorubas (alongside a handful of Hausa slaves) led a slave revolt in Bahia, Brazil in 1835 in what is known as the "Male (from the Yoruba term for Muslims Imale) slave insurrection." Thomas Peters, an enslaved Yoruba, led African- American slaves in the Revolutionary War on the side of the British in order to gain freedom. Brazil's greatest ever black Military General was Candido da Fonseca Galvao, A Yoruba of Oyo descent. Yoruba have also produced Nigeria's bravest, fearless Activists in Nigeria: Fela, Tai Solarin and Fawehinmi come to mind. And lastly, the Yorubas brought Biafla to its knees and sent the coward Ojukwu into exile |
[quote author=meccuno post=91520296]Putting "Yoruba" and "Warriors" in the same sentence sounds odd. [/quoteJose Antonio Aponte was an enslaved Yoruba who staged a slave revolt in Cuba in 1812. Yorubas, led by two Yoruba women Carlota Lukumi and Fermina, staged a slave revolt in Cuba in 1843-1844. Yorubas (alongside a handful of Hausa slaves) led a slave revolt in Bahia, Brazil in 1835 in what is known as the "Male (from the Yoruba term for Muslims Imale) slave insurrection." Thomas Peters, an enslaved Yoruba, led African- American slaves in the Revolutionary War on the side of the British in order to gain freedom. Brazil's greatest ever black Military General was Candido da Fonseca Galvao, A Yoruba of Oyo descent. Yoruba have also produced Nigeria's bravest, fearless Activists in Nigeria: Fela, Tai Solarin and Fawehinmi come to mind. And lastly, the Yorubas brought Biafla to its knees and sent the coward Ojukwu into exile |
Not only that OP. Jose Antonio Aponte was an enslaved Yoruba who staged a slave revolt in Cuba in 1812. Yorubas, led by two Yoruba women Carlota Lukumi and Fermina, staged a slave revolt in Cuba in 1843-1844. Yorubas (alongside a handful of Hausa slaves) led a slave revolt in Bahia, Brazil in 1835 in what is known as the "Male (from the Yoruba term for Muslims Imale) slave insurrection." Thomas Peters, an enslaved Yoruba, led African-American slaves in the Revolutionary War on the side of the British in order to gain freedom. Brazil's greatest ever black Military General was Candido da Fonseca Galvao, A Yoruba of Oyo descent. Yoruba have also produced Nigeria's bravest, fearless Activists in Nigeria: Fela, Tai Solarin and Fawehinmi come to mind. And lastly, the Yorubas brought Biafla to its knees and sent the coward Ojukwu into exile. |
proeast:Yoruba people ended your Biafla and sent coward Ojukwu into exile, keep shut! |
Dedetwo:What!? Why did you write incoherently? Can you make yourself clearer? |


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