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Merry recession Xmas Nigerians
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But OP why did you cover the most interesting part? Them open breast for the whole world to see, you do oversabi go cover am OP is you ok?
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Ucheosefoh:You said 1 picture for a thousand pix, I showed you 4 pix from just a town, so I'm expecting 4 thousands from you , mind you the richest man in Igboland is not in Top 5 in Yoruba. If I start loading pix you will run |
Khd95:Has anything good come from #thatched_roof_republic? |
Ucheosefoh:Dude I'm still expecting your thousands pix. All what you're showing are stadium, hotels, hospitals and government property. No need to derail this thread with pix. If you want to see pix of massive buildings in Yorubaland, I will refer you to https://www.nairaland.com/2684014/yoruba-commonwealth-politics |
Ucheosefoh:Which one is Ooni palace there? Like I said, you're ignorant. You guys are just bunch of noise makers. There is absolute nothing you can show in Southeast that you won't see 10 times better in Southwest. And to answer your question those buildings are private owned properties in Ijebu-ode |
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Ucheosefoh:I laugh at your Ignorance. You guys build one high rise in 2016 on a red soil land and won't let someone hear words. Can't you see how dirty and dusty the environment this building is built is? I give you 3 years, this building will become an eyesore. FYI, high rise has been built in Yorubaland as far back as 1960s. Since you challenged me to come up with pictures of development from my town (mind you I don't come from a village). I will show you some Yoruba wealth and development from my hometown, and I challenge to show me thousands from Anambra
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Ucheosefoh:I know your type, saying things with no reason. Now tell me what is the source of income of this people. Arguably, people living in villages and towns in Igboland are the most impoverished in southern Nigerian. It's in an Igbo town I saw a family of 5 surviving on foraging and less than N20 a day in 2007. I lived in Igboland for 2 years, I saw a lot of things, people are living in extreme abject poverty. Now tell me who will afford this hospital unless the owner built it for charity purpose Now talking about my town, there is a multinational company that employed thousands of people. An average young man that's not lazy can do a labour job and make nothing less than 50K in a month. Apart from the company, there are cash crops that people make hundred of thousands from in every harvest. An average Yoruba family is faring well, though they might not be as loud as you people |
![]() I can't just stop laughing anything I read comments from Osus. These people are just born jokers. Building 12 storey hospital in a village where majority of the people can afford 2 square meals. Nothing last long in the land of erosion ![]() |
The fact remains that rice wasn't indigenous to Africa |
Shuku shuku bam bam |
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obamabinladen:
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obamabinladen:You are a low life for this comment. You have the audacity to make mockery of Fela's mum, Dele Giwa and Kudirat Abiola. I lost all respect for people like you. You are pathetic and scumbag |
OZAOEKPE:But no Igbo man is as great as Awolowo ![]() |
Ugosample:Ijebus own Epe and Ikorodu or should I say Epe and Ikorodu people are technically Ijebu people. |
Ugosample:I agree on that. So far you are born in Lagos, and grew up in Lagos, you are a Lagosian. The issue is some Igbos make annoying comments like Lagos is no man's land or they owe majority of the property in Lagos. Do you know that the popular Oshodi family are from Nupe? And do you know that the popular Eyo festival is from Iperu in Ogun state? Lagos is cosmopolitan and it has been that way for a long time. However, respect indigenous people like the Aworis, Ijebus and Eguns. |
Ugosample:And who told you an Ikorodu man is not a lagosian? The point he was trying to pass to you is that Lagos is a Yoruba land governed by Yoruba people shikena. |
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Ugosample:You don't need to abuse me. Proof that any of these Igbo towns Igbo etiti, nkalagu, Aguleri, Ishiagu, Aguata, Ivo, Oguta, Orlu, Afikpo, Nze etc. Don't have brown roofs and thatched roofs |
Ecosystem4u:Where in Yorubaland did you see thatched roof? I challenge to drive go there and take a pix and show us. But do you know where I saw thatched roof in Alaigbo, everywhere else except the cities and major towns |
I stayed in southeast for a while, guess what I saw? Their capital city is a little developed as any capital city in Nigerian state except Abakaliki that's like a town. But once you step out of the capital city, all what you'll see are thatched roof buildings, brown roof buildings and a few modern buildings except in commercial cities like Onitsha, Aba. That's why I laugh at these mofos when they call Yoruba brown roof. Not only do they have brown roofs in their towns and villages, they also have thatched roof
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Ecosystem4u:Tell me any Igbo state that's more industrialized than Ogun with facts Ogun Industrial estates and companies Agbara Industrial estate: Nestle, P&G, Pharmadeko, Unilever, Glaxosmithkline, Beta glass, Evans medical etc. Ota Industrial estate: Apex paint, Geepee industries limited, royal packaging, Nampak Nigeria etc. There are other industrial estate in Ifo, Isheri and Sagamu with numerous multinational and local industries. Apart from Lagos, Ogun state is the most industrious state in Nigeria hands down. All the 5 Alaigbo states combined are not as industrialized as Ogun state |
Ecosystem4u:People like you are just noise maker that talk with their asses. My fear for well meaning Igbos in Lagos is that people like you could make some Yoruba to be discriminating against them. You're talking of possibility Igbo coming to Lagos to rule Yoruba, but do you know that the first mayor of Enugu is a Fulani man called Mallam Umaru Altine. You don't know history and you talk without reasoning http://www.afripol.org/afripol/item/1787-mallam-umaru-altine-the-fulani-that-became-the-first-mayor-of-enugu.html |
Zuzer:I'm so sorry for disappointing you. You know at times you just have to slap this obnoxious retar.ds with facts to shut them up forever |
Ecosystem4u:History of Lagos Lagos was settled at various times by hunters and fishermen from the Àwórì sub-nationality. Originally based in Iseri on the Ògùn River about 20 miles from the island, the initial wave of settlers led by Arómiré (the one that becomes personable at the sight of a river), established a presence in Ìddó and Èbúté Métta. Arómiré also grew vegetables, especially pepper, on a site where Iga Ìdúngànràn, the palace or official residence of the Oba of Lagos now stands. Iga Ìdúngànràn is an Àwórì term meaning house on pepper farm. The palace is thus not only an important symbol of the historical traditions of Lagos; its name also helps keep alive the site's association with vegetable farming by Arómiré, the city's first settler. From these bases the Àwórì settlers moved further south, towards the creeks and the sea. One major reason why they moved was because their increasing population created the need for more space. Another was safety and security. Yorùbáland, of which Lagos was a part, had become embroiled in the long-running wars involving ethnic groups, communities, chiefdoms, kingdoms, and other political units of the time http://www.city-data.com/world-cities/Lagos-History.html |
Ecosystem4u:Dude just shut your mouth already http://www.blackpast.org/gah/lagos-nigeria-c-1350 http://www.city-data.com/world-cities/Lagos-History.html |
Ecosystem4u:Osu, who replaced your brain with sh.it? No need to enlighten a sh.it brain because it will be waste of time. else, I would have given you the history of how Aworis that are riverine yorubas inhabits Lagos for thousands of years
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, mind you the richest man in Igboland is not in Top 5 in Yoruba. If I start loading pix you will run

