deedeedee1:

This is what i am saying. Why da hell should we be competiting?

deedeedee1:

We should learn from our fathers by not practising regionalism. This will not stop tribalism or the hate. We cannot live as one. There will always be differences. I am a realist here. When you have people who dont like themselves, how can such country work? This is why i said we should learn from our fathers.
I have said my own ooo. I do not support regionalism but total disintegration.
Oodua republic can practise regionalism, but not nigeria.

checkengine:


It thugs on my heart whenever other tribe mostly the remain 2 majority (Hausa & Yoruba) accuse the Ibo's alleging they take-up all the jobs and businesses in the eastern region and also come to theirs to harass them. It will be worth mentioning that within this country of ours, Ibo's are the most travelled. They are spread all over Nigerian and don't hesitate to build and establish a noticeable presence not out of a back-hand aim to dominate, but for their own comfort.

While the Ibo's are penetrating other regions, their counterparts from other regions sat tight within their own enclave. The few that found their way to the eastern region don't do much outside the confines of whatever it was that took them there. Enugu, Owerri, Umuahia, Portharcourt, Calabar etc, all these places are emerging cities, nobody will stop a Hausa or Yoruba man from buying up properties, taking up jobs or establishing big businesses there. The people of the east have never stopped or usurped the plan of a Hausa or Yoruba man from doing business or owning properties within their region.

In conclusion, their lack of presence in the east is their making and not because they were stopped.

Armaggedon:
going by your theory that wars perpetually stop population growth, then yoruba race would have gone into extintion following long years of bloody kiriji wars (including ekiti parapo and fulani incursions) but if you believe that yoruba population grew afterwards then it is hypocricy to assume otherwise for Igbo.

EternalTruths:

happen2


You are really funny.

You should have asked yourself, how they got a % for each tribe in today's Nigeria when we haven't conducted a census based on tribe.

Is it not wise to ignore the issue of % until a census based on tribe is conducted.


As for losing lives during the war, most were mainly children who were quickly replaced after the war as people sort to give birth to more kids to replace those lost during the war.

princey83:

And what is the UN going to do about it. Was gowon ever convicted of his war crimes?
It's bad, but it's one of the horrible things that happen during a war time.

OjukwuWarBird:
Is so shameful that the Yoruba people who almost crucified Jonathan are quiet today under Buhari neglect of them.Yoruba's have neva depended on federal govt.and have for a fact being maligned by federal govt for a long while even under obj and still their development has not been stifled.


Firefire , to be frank to you, Buhari will set the Yoruba nation backward as he did in the 80s which gave other tribes the opportunity to surpass the advantages Yoruba people had above all others after the civil war

By the end of Buhari's rule, the Yoruba people will fall behind a minority group in terms of progress and development.

You and Onatisi Temitemi should bookmark this

CSTR2:
Since when did yoruba became a nation?
I thought you guys live and breathe ''one-Nigeria''.

Omotonsho:
Guy, if u are an advocate of Buhari, tell him 2 present his certificate n stop using our tax money 2 pay SANS and threatening lawyers. Dulled pmb with dullerd followers.

george4CHRIST:
Complicated story..... The said girl said to be in jss1 when they were abducted while they told us they are the students writing waec . APC there is God ooooo

greatgod2012:
hhmmmm



But the NA said the sambisa forest has been cleared now.