₦airaland Forum

funshint:
The main point is you'll never hear a Yoruba disrespect his host or called their land "no man's land" or claim to be the one that "developed" it. Yorubas integrate and respects their hosts. They're grateful to the land of their host for whatever riches they are able to get there, not claiming to be better or denigrating their hosts.

IduNaOba:
Nobody is disturbing them o
I went to Yoruba line to do a slipper that only them are authorised to do.
No igbo shoe maker would do it once I showed them the design
They all said one thing "gaa n'ọdụ ndị Yoruba"
Go to Yoruba line.
Ekere ọrụ eke
This business is divided
Only the Yorubas do this type of foot wear.
We can not do it brother.
I smiled and said to myself imagine say these ones dey naira land 😂

Kemetian:
That’s NOT the point.

Why should he be insulted and mocked for wearing Nigerian-made shoes?

Why do Aba shoe manufacturers have to label their shoes “Made in Italy” before Nigerians can buy them?

THAT’S THE ISSUE.

How do you people expect to create jobs in a society that prefers imports over the work of its own hands?

helinues:
It's too early to be contradicting yourself. Abi what's your thread epistle about.

Going by the statistics you attached, there are more non indigenes in Lagos state who are not from Igbo extraction.

And I asked, how come it's only those who are in their minority in Lagos state always frowning about Lagos state government policies claiming they are being targeted

stuffs2002:
See as u just jam wall from the beginning because I am neither Yoruba nor even a southerner.

* Since when did Awololowo's words supersede the constitution of Nigeria.
* Nnamdi Azikiwe said worse than that when Northern Nigeria (particularly some parts North East) wanted to break away and join up with their kit and kin in Chad
* Namdi Azikiwe threatened northern Nigeria with war if it tried to secede
* Aguyi Ironsi using Emeka Ojukwu waged a war, captured and jailed Adaka Boro when he tried to break away from Nigeria
* Emeka Ojukwu using predominantly Igbo soldiers captured Adaka Boro when he tried to break away and form Niger Delta republic
* Azikiwe vehemenlty rejected it when Awolowo tried to include a secession clause into the constitution.
* Namdi Azikiwe and Ben Nwabueze wrote the aspects of the constitution that made it a treasonable offence if anyone or group of people tried to break away from Nigeria
* Aguyi -Ironsi with the help of Igbo officers and professors wrote and promulgated degree 34 that ensured all powers are in the hands of the federal government of Nigeria. Decree 34 effectively destroyed regional governments in Nigeria

Finally, it is too late to change history

SonOfDSoil01:
😂😂😂Muumuu, you still can’t see the folly that even if you erroneously claimed to have bought all the land in Lagos, it still doesn’t guarantee you ownership of land but just a lease know the difference nwokem, before you start disgracing yourself 😂😂

And btw why should anyone with a working brain be proud about developing another man’s land while your unproductive land is largely undeveloped with no viable infrastructure and industries🤣😂

The land still belongs to the Yoruba People of Lagos state and held in trust by the government and that’s why all land belongs to govt and they sign your land documents and still collect taxes for the Yoruba people in development of yorubaland😂😂 now who is the dull one here mr developer?

stuffs2002:
Make una carry una wahala dey go una say na Awolowo dey hold una.
Same Awolowo that tried to include a secession clause in the constitution and he met a very stiff resistance from Nnamdi Azikiwe

SonOfDSoil01:
leave those traders without education to be confusing there selves and masturbating over buying and developing another man’s land while their neck of woods is underdeveloped. The certificate issued to them is certificate of occupancy and not ownership but they lack knowledge about this thing and when Govt come for their property, they start to play victim[b]

🤣🤣🤣
Every land title remains valid for 99 years + title holder has priority of renewal.
Your consolation is that youll get back the land after 99 years?.... and that makes you smarter than the traders?

Oya add 99 years to your age
You are happy that you'll become the proud owner of a century year old house
Honestly, if no be social media I for no believe say una dull reach this level.

stuffs2002:
I can't wait for the day Igbos will get their country and exit Nigeria and leave us alone.

No single Nigerian was a billionaire at that time because Naira had value. The GDP of the entire south east was not even up to a billion Naira.

tunapawizzy:
Tinubu won 57% of SW votes
Obi won well over 90% of SE votes
But leave them, Yorubas are the tribalistics ones
They should continue with their imbecilic narratives. na weytin dey give them joy

ariesbull:
But Scott isn't Igbo ! Is it that you guys are daft and stupid that you can't differentiate Edo name from Igbo name

Saturnalia:
After living extravagant & fake lives just to impress their fans on the Social Media, reality soon comes knocking on their doors after a few years of balling hard.

Majority of them are even hooked on dangerous hard drugs.

Did you not see Ice Prince looking like a H.I.V patient when his photo made the front page sometime ago?

UncleJJ:
Ojukwu was wealthy in Nnewi or the eastern region. Like you will say richest man of Eastern extraction, which is currently Arthur Eze (verified). That is what Ojukwu's dad was at that time. Louis Ojukwu transport business started in Lagos in 1937, while Dantata was already in business with UAC in the 1920's, where he was the largest grain supplier with a 500,000 pound credit line. Dantata also joined the transport business.

In the transport business Ojukwu at the height (1950's) had some 200 vehicles, while Dantata Transport had 600 vehicles.

People like to claim Ojukwu was bastard rich. No, he only owned a single business and sat on the board of several successful companies. Yes, he dabbled in real estate and construction but nothing he owned. Dantata owned business, and was also on the board of businesses including Shell.

People claim Ojukwu's will was conveniently forgotten/abandoned in Enugu government house when the Nigerian troops attacked when the Biafra secessionist was afoot. IBB brought Gen. Ojukwu (Ojukwu's son) back to Nigeria after he fled to Ivory Coast during the war. IBB gave Ojukwu back all his properties. Where are they?

Like I said, Louis Ojukwu offered Gen. Ojukwu 40,000 pounds his total earnings from one year as director in various companies. Remember Louis Ojukwu was also Chairman African Continental Bank. But, Gen. Ojukwu has other plans; why take over his fathers assets when he could take over the entire region which he did.