₦airaland Forum

cecekim:
Its Ibusa not Igbuzor

obiak4:
WHERE DID YOU GET THAT FROM?
HAVE YOU STARTED SMOKING THAT WEED AGAIN PRINCESS

Royver:
Under what group do Ibusa ladies fall under if I may ask?

DelticStephEn:
boy,I don't know what you mean by "us".
pls,always represent us self,don't represent us.cos I have different view from yours.
First,I'm an IBO from Ika in delta state,so why do I need others to force igbo on me?
pls,always speak for yourself alone,don't drag us all along.
thanks.

DelticStephEn:
Bini man,pls who is "We"?

toshmann:
Ifykratic ifylacious ifylastica
Hapu onuku man, bia ka anyi mee ihe ahu. Oji m baaad now. Nwa mama need-iri something now now now now

maureensylvia:
thank u for accepting my request

preselect:
ify nke m, anu m ya. . . ahuru m na toshnwayi naha agbagharila gi na akuku. ekwekwala ya metu gi aka o.
biko lekwa nsusu onu, asampete m

jpphilips:
You really wanna divert products in a Buhari's administration? ?

Sunnybobo3:
Dude that was a theoretical eexplanation. First of all, the guy got me wrong by alluding that I proposed investing in Togo other than Nigeria, I never did. Yes, the refining company sets up business in Nigeria, sells to distributors, I as a retailer who own a filling station go to the depot to lift my 30,000 litres tanker load of PMS, will I sell in Nigeria or just take the consignment across the border where I can get immediate cash at a substantially high margin instantly from readily available buyers?

If tonychristopher is an Igbo man, he will definitely do the later.

kkk09man:
I don't really see the actualization of Biafra a reality. because there are a lot of wealthy Igbo folks with big assets in Lag n Abuja dat will fight with their last drop of blood for it not to happen. As such there will be division, that's y d tin has been lacking good financial support.

PreciousAmaka:
.....yes oh....u funny oh, u can do ur traditional marriage anywhere...I talk out of experience.....

nwaezeubom:
Yes, it subtly exist, however, there are ignorant fools around that would mouth that nonsense. The ignoble and inhuman treatment meted on, some one because he/she is different, educated, rich and all worth not should be abandoned and total destroyed and done away with in every culture. That rhetoric should not come out of anybody's mandible any longer. We need to stop it collectively. In terms of bride price, My father in-law took 400 naira from me, that amount has repaid itself since my wife contribute in many ways than one to me and my children. She is not a slave, she is just my equal. Now I have two daughters of my own, USA citizens that I would Prefer to come home one day to find suitors; no amount of money can pay for them. so therefore, come to them if they like u, bring your mom, dad and your family to meet my family let us chat. I at least want my first daughter to find someone from issele-ukwu, but if not Nigeria.

theshield:
mr. fo0l google "Dein of Agbor" and see what will come out....

vislabraye:
That does not mean the man won't know her village. But I have seen some traditional weddings in Lagos.

theshield:
iidiot. for now nothing like obi of Agbor; is "Dein of Agbor".........AND THE WORD "DEIN" IS NEVER IGBO.

theshield:
IS OKOWA IGBO? OKOWA MEAN A MAN OR PERSON FROM OWA.... THE LANGUAGE OKO IN THIS ASPECT IS ORIGINATED FROM BENIN.
Ifeanyi is igbo but the real name for ika origin is Ihienyi........ifeanyi or Ihianyi are same.

theshield:
God punish ur mouth. R u going to force igbo on us?........... The fight to defeat Biafra was staged in these strategic region. OUR ANCESTORS REJECTED IGBO WHY ON EARTH SHALL WE ACCEPT THEM?
They should carry their cross and fight for Biafra alone.

After all, Calarba have language similarity with Ghana. eg with the names like essien, etim, inyang etc.

theshield:
if u dont know about Agbor or Ika ask people that know.... oko na watin? (o-ko) na igbo?............. Nowadays, people spell indigenous name or words without the usual old vowels sign. thats why some words r confusing.

PreciousAmaka:
well I am planning mine too and I asked my mum same questions, she said we could have
the traditional wedding any where, all we can do is to send for about 6 -7 family village numbers down to our location..........for the money thing,its all depending to ur understanding wife to be and family..congratulation in advance...we make good wives and mothers

nwaezeubom:
We are igbos weather you like it or not, quit the shenanigans and accept who u are. it does not matter if u are ukwuani, ika, anioma, enuani, and or enuenu to coin another phrase, we are all igbos. Get with the program.

nwaezeubom:
We are igbos weather you like it or not, quit the shenanigans and accept who u are. it does not matter if u are ukwuani, ika, anioma, enuani, and or enuenu to coin another phrase, we are all igbos. Get with the program.

nwaezeubom:
I am tired of the ignorant people here, questionable origin meaning what. my great grand father was one the toughest king of my town; Obi egbune of isseles. I despise him for enslaving some people, how do we know who was born on a platter of gold and who was not? The OSU cast should be abolished and done away with. OSU, AMUSU and OGBOMEH should all be abolished and it is about time we collectively do that.

vislabraye:
I have seen some cases like that

jpphilips:
Hero!!

jpphilips:
You really compared the oil industry with street economics? such a talent!!

baralatie:
guy if you did not understand that simple explanation.it will be better you have a 6 months crash in sales management.

Eazeee:
pls save us all dis long story about international comparative advantage. all we want now is 2 have local refineries that can produce enough for our local consumption. as for our export it can still b in d natural state for now pending when we can produce more than enough for local consumption as that will definately occur with d private sector coming in gradually into d mkt with time. smaller n weaker countries hav built refineries n are perfectly taking care of dia local consumption so stop dis mirage thing about establishing n running refineries

Sunnybobo3:
You are not talking to a Fulani guy dude. You are talking to a full blooded Igbo guy from Anambra state who is in the trenches doing his thing from Idumota right on front of the Oba's palace along Iga Idungaran.

I'm being practical with you here as I've been in Import and export business for years having also been involved in oil marketing in Apapa.

Your argument above shows you have little knowledge of the downstream market operations in Nigeria.

Now, why do you think Nigeria was always experiencing fuel scarcity when PMS was heavily subsidised and do you honestly think Nigeria consumes the over 40 million litres of PMS for which subsidy us being collected per day?

The truth is that Nigeria subsidies fuel which goes to our neighbouring countries.

You said as an investor, you'd sell in Nigeria. Now let me tell you this, the refineries are not the one to ultimately decide where there products end. They sell to distributors who have outlets and it's the distributors especially those living in border areas that move these products across borders where there is an available market for it with a much wider profit margin.

Your economic analysis is more if theory and not practicable on the ground. More like what my relationship managers from the banks come up with abd I just laugh at them

By the way, I hold an MBA from a UK uni but doing my thing in the 'market' as nwa Anambra.

jpphilips:
You really compared the oil industry with street economics? such a talent!!

vislabraye:
It can be done in Lagos if her parents her here.

DelticStephEn:
mr man,I don't know what you are talking about.I am IBO from IkA in delta state.
my people can choose to be what ever they want to be,that's their own choice..
I'm IBO & have no relationship wth Bini people