The Nigerian useless bureau and its scam IGR stat is relative to the situation where we are touted as the "Giants of Africa" with some made up GDP figures to substantiate the nonsense... yet our citizens in a bid to survive keep running away en masse to places Ghana, Benin Republic... and even Libya sef... paper figures that hardly if ever, translate to reality on ground.

SocialJustice:
I do not have a directory of prominent Urhobos like you have of the Aniomas but should that list exist, I'm sure this your list won't come close.

Please list them I dey wait,una even reach Anioma in human development index/resources? Dude we are talking about people of Igbo stock here, and not some minority group that just started sending their sons and daughters to college just yesterday. when it comes to achievements we are haynakers of the TKO category

SocialJustice:
No mind them, they don't even have ordinary water to drink in Delta North. As early as Abraka in Ethiope East, water is already leaving, by Obiaruku no water. You must buy or sink borehole.

Now you're beginning to sound really pained

SocialJustice:
You agree you're igbos, I hope when this country finally splits, Delta North becomes part of Biafra and not Niger Delta. So you guys can base your budget on yams and cassava because that's the only thing you have.

Of course we are Igbos, we RESEMBLE Afonja abi Ishan to you? see this guy ooo . Ok let me make it easier for you. My question was, can any tribe you come from... boast of this preponderance of human resources, the list too plenty sef but make I indulge you on the few already listed:

Gebrel Ifeanyi Ogbechi Rainoil

Benedict Peters Aiteo Group

Dame Winifred Akpani Northwest petroleum and Gas

Prof. Steve Agwo Okecha, renowned academic, author of international repute and elder statesman

Dennis Osadebe, politician, poet, journalist and former premier of the now defunct Mid-Western Region of Nigeria, which now comprises Edo and Delta State.

Sebastine Okoh >> SSA To Deputy Senate President ( CEO Stiinos)

Zulu Sofola, the first published female Nigerian playwright and dramatist and first female
Professor of Theater Arts in Africa.

Buchi Emecheta, Nigerian-born British novelist

Godwin Emefiele, the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria.

Gift Kenneth >> CEO GSP Global Services

Ifeanyi Okowa, former Nigerian Senator and Executive Governor of Delta State

Austine "Jay-Jay" Okocha, former Captain of Super Eagles of Nigeria

Sunday Oliseh, former Captain of super Eagles of Nigeria

Stephen Okechukwu Keshi, former Super Eagles captain and Malian National Football Team Coach

Nduka Ugbade, Nigeria's former football player and the first African to lift the world cup

Demas Nwoko, prominent Sculptor of Nigeria

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the current Managing Director of World Bank

Elizabeth Isichei, prominent historian

Obi Prof Joseph Chike Edozien, the Asagba of Asaba

Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu, Minister of State for Petroleum

Jim Ovia, M/D Zenith Bank

Tony Elumelu, Chairman of Heirs Holdings, the United Bank for Africa, Transcorp and founder of The Tony Elumelu Foundation

Air-Marshal Paul Dike, former Chief of Defence Staff of Nigeria NASA

Joy Ogwu, former Mangaging Director of Nigeria Institute of International Affairs

Patrick Utomi, Presidential Candidate and Founder of Lagos Business School

Phillip Asiodu, former Federal Minister

Nduka Odizor, former Lawn tennis player

Maryam Babangida, wife of General Ibrahim Babangida

Chief. Sonny Iwedike Odogwu, business mogul

Chukwurah Joseph Udeh OFR, former Comptroller-General Nigerian Immigration Service
Obi senator Nosike Ikpo, former Senator of the Federal Republic

Chief Sabastine Adigwe, former MD, Afribank NIgeria PLC

Godswill Obielum, former Governorship Aspirant, Delta State

Peter Okocha, Governorship aspirant, Delta State and Business Mongul

Eddy Egwuenu, distinguished banker, co-founder Zenith Bank
Dr. Newton Jibunor, famous Sahara traveller

Dr. Cyril Uchenna Gwam, diplomat, international civil servant and international environmentalist

Bonny B. N. Umeadi PhD, Technologist and Inventor of Micro/Nanosensor Devices to monitor oil and gas pipeline system

Arc. Kester Ifeadi, Chairman/CEO Contemporary Group and President Organisation For the Advancement of Anioma Culture(OFAAC)

Engr. Emma Onyekwene, MD/CEO, Coolman Oil Services

Chief G.N. Ogwude (Late), Mathematician and Academician

Colonel Joseph "Hannibal" Achuzie

Chief Epiphany Azinge, a Professor and a Senior Advocate of Nigeria. Former Director of Nigerian Institute of Advance Legal Studies.(NIALS).


I'm waiting.

Still on the matter of human resources, can Urhobo or any any other tribe in the whole of the South South measure up to the Anioma's? Note that Anioma is just a subgroup of the Igbo nation ooo, I still dey wait for una counter arguments.

BrownLondon:

Very good, itshekiri people seems to have a great connection with us, I was surprised when I heard Omawumi, the popular Hip hop star is not Yoruba.

However, they should be the one claiming us albeit I understand you clearly now.

As for Nowenuse , he's a famous Yoruba hater here, he once claimed His Poor Plateau state will jump Nassarawa to join the Dead Biafra, that wrecked state.

Yoruba language is arguably the most spoken second language in Nigeria, that's why those guys want to attach one Igala with us.

If you be musician and you no dey add Yoruba to your lyrics, nah OYO you dey.

Have you ever seen a Yoruba man that can speak Igbo language?

Omo yorrooba you just can't make your points and beat your dry chest in peace without dragging your eternal nightmare (Igbos) into your nonsense abi? If we begin reason your matter now you'll call us emotional blah blah blah, kontinue

Igboid:


Your father is Igbophobic. He could marry anyone for all I care, and I can see you took after him.
But just know that modern Igbo will not make it easy for Igbophobes. Pikin wey say im mama no go sleep, no go sleep.

The message is clear. Ndiigbo will never let any Igbophobic slur go unreplied.
The Yoruba Coker have learnt her lessons the hard way.
Many more Nigerians like you will too.

The idiot sounds like the typical white racist that will use the "oh but I have black friends" card, niggah GTFOH with your hogwash.

YungMillionaire:



Azikwe should have supported Awolowo's secession clause then. What Awolowo saw years before 1960...Zik and Igbos could ONLY see so many years after.

MAN PASS MAN.

The same Awolowo that ended up kissing the behind of Gowon( a man far below his age and intellect) how did Awolowo's "foresight" turn out for him? when Ojukwu seceded, why didn't Awolowo take advantage of the fragile union to pull his people of the Western region out? ... Oh and lest I forget, he ended up not even smelling the presidency he slaved so hard for, Aboki no even see him face... word on the street is that Awo drank rat poison out of frustration and joined his ancestors .

Not necessarily cowards, more like stupid.

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Gebrel Ifeanyi Ogbechi Rainoil

Benedict Peters Aiteo Group

Dame Winifred Akpani Northwest petroleum and Gas

Prof. Steve Agwo Okecha, renowned academic, author of international repute and elder statesman

Dennis Osadebe, politician, poet, journalist and former premier of the now defunct Mid-Western Region of Nigeria, which now comprises Edo and Delta State.

Sebastine Okoh >> SSA To Deputy Senate President ( CEO Stiinos)

Zulu Sofola, the first published female Nigerian playwright and dramatist and first female
Professor of Theater Arts in Africa.

Buchi Emecheta, Nigerian-born British novelist

Godwin Emefiele, the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria.

Gift Kenneth >> CEO GSP Global Services

Ifeanyi Okowa, former Nigerian Senator and Executive Governor of Delta State

Austine "Jay-Jay" Okocha, former Captain of Super Eagles of Nigeria

Sunday Oliseh, former Captain of super Eagles of Nigeria

Stephen Okechukwu Keshi, former Super Eagles captain and Malian National Football Team Coach

Nduka Ugbade, Nigeria's former football player and the first African to lift the world cup

Demas Nwoko, prominent Sculptor of Nigeria

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the current Managing Director of World Bank

Elizabeth Isichei, prominent historian

Obi Prof Joseph Chike Edozien, the Asagba of Asaba

Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu, Minister of State for Petroleum

Jim Ovia, M/D Zenith Bank

Tony Elumelu, Chairman of Heirs Holdings, the United Bank for Africa, Transcorp and founder of The Tony Elumelu Foundation

Air-Marshal Paul Dike, former Chief of Defence Staff of Nigeria NASA

Joy Ogwu, former Mangaging Director of Nigeria Institute of International Affairs

Patrick Utomi, Presidential Candidate and Founder of Lagos Business School

Phillip Asiodu, former Federal Minister

Nduka Odizor, former Lawn tennis player

Maryam Babangida, wife of General Ibrahim Babangida

Chief. Sonny Iwedike Odogwu, business mogul

Chukwurah Joseph Udeh OFR, former Comptroller-General Nigerian Immigration Service
Obi senator Nosike Ikpo, former Senator of the Federal Republic

Chief Sabastine Adigwe, former MD, Afribank NIgeria PLC

Godswill Obielum, former Governorship Aspirant, Delta State

Peter Okocha, Governorship aspirant, Delta State and Business Mongul

Eddy Egwuenu, distinguished banker, co-founder Zenith Bank
Dr. Newton Jibunor, famous Sahara traveller

Dr. Cyril Uchenna Gwam, diplomat, international civil servant and international environmentalist

Bonny B. N. Umeadi PhD, Technologist and Inventor of Micro/Nanosensor Devices to monitor oil and gas pipeline system

Arc. Kester Ifeadi, Chairman/CEO Contemporary Group and President Organisation For the Advancement of Anioma Culture(OFAAC)

Engr. Emma Onyekwene, MD/CEO, Coolman Oil Services

Chief G.N. Ogwude (Late), Mathematician and Academician

Colonel Joseph "Hannibal" Achuzie

Chief Epiphany Azinge, a Professor and a Senior Advocate of Nigeria. Former Director of Nigerian Institute of Advance Legal Studies.(NIALS).

Nwanne Daalu Biko, Anioma is blessed when it comes to human resources, no contest here!! The Igbo in us promotes excellence at all levels. When it comes to human resources, Nwanne don't fucck with Igbos.

darfay:



Who asked whether you are proud or ashamed?

Sharrap there

Gabkosh:
Lol, I thought you were saying 10 million yorubas soldiers the other day, You have quickly reduced the number

horsepower102:


The same Yorubas Soldiers were crying that FG has abandoned them after they help fight the war. One of them even said he will support Biafra because of it....lol

My dad's from Asaba (same place where hundreds of Asaba civilians were mowed down by units of Federal troops under Colonel Ibrahim Taiwo- a yorober Muslim ) my dad fought against units of yorrooba soldiers in Ogwashi uku when Achuzia made a spirited and successful attempt to retake parts of the Midwest in guerilla attacks. He told me how he swore to avenge the death of his kinsmen killed by the useless yoorogba soldiers in Asaba, and he did... When they retook Ogwashi uku no single yorooba soldier was spared, they actually separated the prisoners of war who were yorrooba from other soldiers who came from the minority ethnic groups, and fought on the Federal side. They took the yorrooba POWs to a secluded area and had them all shot after making them dig a mass grave. He wasn't proud of killing lots of them, but then he lost family members to the cowards who painted Asaba red with the blood of civilians.

Philistine:

Which tribe are you from?

I'm Igbo, Anioma and proud.

afube:


of course, they are the worst of them all............take away the Fulani propensity for domineering violence, I will pick the core north over the Yorubas every day of the week. my father was a Biafran officer at the end of the war,he said the Yoruba Nigerian soldiers took delight in summarily executing capitulating Biafran soldiers at the Owerri/Uli axis where Obasanjo was in command but at the Onitsha and Awka axis, the middle belt and Hausa officers were far more humane to capitulating Biafrans.............. Thank God for education and Christianity the Yorubas would have been complete cannibals. Their sins will sooner than later find them out....its a matter of time.

Do not take my words for granted....go read about the Oyo empire, they were the original slave-raiding kingdoms, they almost wiped out other Yoruba city-states.........very ruthless people....!!

Well more yorrooba pigs were killed in that war, so maybe they tried to even scores by killing unarmed Biafran soldiers. Tens of thousands of yoorogba soldiers were killed in that war.

Philistine:

Let me tell you the truth, l hate you guys like hell. You Yorubas are the most disgusting things I ever set my eyes on, we would rather align with igbos than align with useless Yorubas. God Forbid, Tufiakwa!

Ok if you're truly Itshekiri say something in your language

A people with no sense of self-determination tufiakwa!

Philistine:

Stupid Question. Yorubas leave us alone, we have nothing in common with you.

Baba relax, I'm not Yoruba.

Philistine:

Shameless dog! We have nothing in common with Yorubas, leave us alone, useless attache by force.

Are you Itshekiri?