₦airaland Forum

Oduduwaboy:
The only time the İgbo rose against Hausa -Fulani , it led to the pogrom and the İgbo tribe was worsted & vanquished subsequently ; the two times the Yoruba rose against Hausa-Fulani they handed power over to Yoruba man namely Shonekan & Obasanjo . So who iş afraid of Fulani now? İ just pity the İgbo tribe...always looking to denigrate the Yoruba but never succeeding! We always got öne on you.

OdenigboAroli:
So,what is your point ? I hope you are not trying to say all Igbo has the same origin. Just because part Ebonyi used to be in old Anambra doesn't mean an Obosi and Afikpo are kins. We are all Igbo yet distinct in our ways. And I think it should be left like that. Our sweet Anambra dialect is dying out because of Igbo Izugbe. Today you hear Anambra people answering Chinecherem instead of Chinelo or Chinechelum,Ebere instead of Ebele,Amara instead of Amala. Anambra tongue flows easily and very sweet but our people careless. One day my chic said "chere" instead of chelu and I just looked at her with so much fury. I hate Igbo Izugbe to my bone marrow and it irritates me when Anambra person speaks it or write in it. Infact, I look down on any Anambrarian that uses that version. We need to be the way God made us....I.e keeping the things that make us stand out! I don't care about stereotypes because I have lived with ENUGU and Imo people and have heard it all....from money ritualists aka ogwuego,illiterate traders aka ndi Omata, and our L factor. They say we can't pronounce R. At a point I stopped using R just to give them something to talk about....Emelu enu emelu ana nwa Omanbala ka m' bu lukwaa echi. I don't need to brag but when you encounter me in real life you will certainly feel that superior nobility ingrained in the Omanbala man/woman. Onye wee iwe nnie!

WIZGUY69:
mkpi Hausa.
u need brain surgery.
onye nzuzu.

NB: I don't wants to insult you before, but it seems that is what animals like you need.

WIZGUY69:
keep consoling yourself!

WIZGUY69:
lmfao. so it's only fool that you see my write up? yea. u are a fool because you are bounded by ethnicity.

WIZGUY69:
if not that you are a foool.
is it a sin if you wikipedia oau and check the school out

oau produces the highest number of elites, that are doing greats in the global schemes.
after oau is ui.
then you can talk about other schools.

SonOfEl:
if it was only Igbo you read on that news, then your selective blindness is appealing.... nobody shouted when the adebolajos were disgracing Nigeria with their terrorism. or the wanted Yoruba drug baron, senator KASHAMU, or the oluwole fraudsters caught in aba weeks back, or the biggest education fraudster in UK, pastor Samuel kayode.

you better keep your cool before Yoruba abomination are being exposed.

kestolove95:
I came to check d names and I wasn't disappointed..yeebohs again with dia drug pushing bizness...if baba buhari go fix nigeria reputation abroad...yeebohs just yeebohs alone will go and scatter everitin...may God punish dem..

OKKO:
When she and her progeny roar the other. "animals" in the "zoo" shivers. UNN producing great lions and lionesses since the birth of Nigeria. The closest rivals are UI in terms of quality products and ABUTH in terms of geographical size and beauty...OAU is not in her class.
Her early combination of British and American systems via introduction of GS which was later adopted by NUC trashed UI's British system bias.
UNN boasts of highest number of faculties and department among all, research institutes and centers.
We parade great masquerades in science, arts and medicine...
RSVP
Mr and Mrs. PN and FN Okeke (professors) physics and astronomy
Dr. Mr and Dr. Mrs. Onwuasigwe (professors) medicine
I can mention twenty of such renowned pairs.

menabadoo:
I know what I'm saying, UI has more dignitaries.

OrlandoOwoh:
That is not true. Certificates issued then bore "University College, Ibadan" on them.

menabadoo:
UNN has more, after ibadan, its UNN.

Take it or leave it, others follow.

OrlandoOwoh:
I don't need to ask anybody: I graduated from OAU, and know that there is an "exchange" of lecturers between OAU and UI. The closeness between both schools makes it earsier for lecturers of OAU to do their sabbatical in UI. UI lecturers also come to OAU for the same purpose.

tpiander:
i havent see you boasting, you're only comparing, which speaks volumes about you.

were you ever a student anywhere?

tpiar:
if you have to compare your school before you can say anything about it, then seems you are not letting your school pass through you, if indeed you were ever a student.

OrlandoOwoh:
The argument is where E.A. Adeboye got his Bsc.

dunkem21:



I love your sense of humor but ..

Aareonakakanfo:
Evidence please. Because UI is the school that's usually attached to him

Aareonakakanfo:
Do you know he studied literature and medicine at the University of Ibadan

Aareonakakanfo:
I'm only being biased anyways.University of Ibadan is still unrivalled when it comes to producing world-beaters. I'm sure everyone here will agree with me on that.

Aareonakakanfo:
Guy do you know achebe is part of UI Alumni?

OrlandoOwoh:
Wole Soyinka started his lecturing career in the Department of English, OAU in 1962.

OrlandoOwoh:
Google E. A. Adeboye gives grant to OAU in Tafawa Balewa Square, Lagos. At the occasion, he said he got his Bsc in OAU, Ile-Ife (then University of Ife). Adeboye started his Bsc degree in Mathematic in UNN. But in 1966, as a result of the tension in the country, undegraduates were asked to transfer to universities in the regions of origin. Adeboye escaped in a canoe across the Niger to enroll in the University of Ife, where he got his degree in 1967. Former Ambassador to the Phillipines, Yemi Farounbi, transfered too to OAU and got his Bsc in Geography in 1968. Prof. A.B.C. Nwosu was in UI, Ibadan but transferred to UNN.

Aareonakakanfo:
These are people in arts so its natural but wait for me

Aareonakakanfo:
[b]Nice try but dem still no reach


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OrlandoOwoh:
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OrlandoOwoh:
Great Ife: For Learning and Culture.

chuna1985:
What is a Nihilist?

Keep deluding yourself.... Christianity is a common man made religion, just like Islam n Buddhism and African traditional religion.