₦airaland Forum

Xiadnat:
All these game playing sef.......I hate am.

I don't think these as outlined above make a guy "un-nice". I think it's just dating smart and protecting your heart.

I don't know why dating and courtship should be like calculus and astrophysics and shii.....

I like you, you like me. Let's just get together and see what happens. No games, no strings.....damn.

ahamonyeka:
if e pain you go huge transformer. ;Dif e pain you go hug transformer.

ahamonyeka:
atleast we still try most of the shoes,cloths and all what not most of us use are made from the igbos.how many have you people produced?don't you know that statistics have it that yoloba boys are lazy.no be me talk am o na still yoloba woman talk am other than to beg.

ahamonyeka:
you people can't do without us.Infact nigeria as a whole.

abbeyforex:
@GadgetMobil, the truth must be told. I am waiting for other members responses to this question. I won't want to say anything for now instead I will wait for the members to give their submission.

In the meantime, I have a product for all ladies between the ages 12 and 55.

Jumia- No seller yet
Konga- No seller yet
Kaymu- Just one seller
Dealdey- Just one seller

The only seller is selling for #1200 and my supplier will sell for me at the rate of $1.2 . But the group will bring the price down to $ 0.7 .Watch out in the group.

Obiagu1:
I am a fool!
I am a very ungrateful immigrant in yorubaland
The Yoruba's save my useless tribe from our cursed region full of gully erosion,but we are cursed with the spirit of ungratefulness.
The father and mother who born me are both idiots.

May everlasting curse never depart from my useless tribe!

Obiagu1:
Don't worry, this is the reason for this call.
It shall come, that very needed war.
People have to be reorientated to know who the enemy is.

dunkem21:
..and he wins with experience

Congrats!

Obiagu1:
Was it not a case of a bunch of people attacking a man?
This is more of the reason Igbos must arm themselves to deal with rascals like the deji.

dunkem21:
OK sir ..you will win me with 70 years experience in tribalism ..


..am off! ..

Obiagu1:
Biafra remains our dream but until then, Igbos must protect themselves.
To live with animals in a zoo, we Igbos have to fight violently to tame them.

chuna1985:
Yorubas will avoid this thread like wildfire.

dunkem21:
Eze ndigbo neither paraded himself as a king neither did he usurp Deji of Akure ..

He even respected his throne by making himself available to the king and asked to be clarified with the problems and why the Igbos should leave Akure ..

..Eze ndigbo must have been wearing his crown and regalia going about his normal duties prior to this invitation ..

..Was he told to remove the crown? ..No!

..Was he summoned to be disgraced ..I think so!



I remember that those Eze ndigbo wore their regalias to visit Oba Akiolu before the unfortunate lagoon comment ..

fr3do:
you are genocidal barbarian!
I spit on you!

Obiagu1:
This is a call on every Igbo man to wake up.

We must defend our survival in this country.
Let me put it this way, we fought a war to secede but they said 'No, Igbos must not leave, One Nigeria it must be'. We stayed, yet they deprive us federal institutions in our land, funds the fewest capital projects in our land, this invariably denied us the associated cash flow in our land. The money we circulate in our land is just from our sweat which is not much without federal investment. They deny us airport, seaport, and formulate policies to strangulate us in our land.

The money is not in our land, it is outside our land as a result of deliberate policies against us. Now, our brave brothers and sisters moved out to earn a living wherever they could find money in this country. Many succeed and return home to erect beautiful buildings and build industries we pride ourselves with just as those that remained behind in Igboland do same things.

This is One Nigeria they forced us to remain part of, now they say we are immigrants in the same country and they accommodate us in our own country. Now tell me, are we immigrants?
One can only be a citizen of one entity and that is Nigeria and no one is a citizen of Igboland, Yorubaland or Hausaland.
No one can accommodate a fellow citizen in his own country except for some weird thinking fellows who think it is possible.

We are traders and travellers. It is our major source of livelihood. If we remain naive and still continue to see ourselves as immigrants they call us in any part of this country, one day we will LOSE our source of livelihood.
You might feel it doesn't concern you now but it will tomorrow, I promise you. Again don't be naive in thinking that every Igbo should return home. Return home to what? To strangulated economic and over saturated business environment? You must be a FOOL if you think that without first wrestling the policy making control from others and dictate your own progress, that we would survive with us alone in Igboland.

Now is the time, the time that we should violently protect ourselves anywhere in this country. If we cower, they will drive us out while still maintaining the economic strangulation of our land.

Every Igboman should as a matter of urgency acquire guns and be ready. Ready to defend our source of livelihood in any part of this country. Those at home should be ready to move to any part of this country to fight alongside our brothers. This is our war of survival.
The hand writing is on the wall, you should see a glimpse of what could be in Lagos markets and other markets. This is deliberate, to eventually deny us our source of livelihood.

Don't think that Biafra is near, until it comes we must violently defend ourselves, violence is the only thing that Nigerians understand.

As you plan for the next building to build, plan on which gun to acquire next. Wherever you are, you must defend yourself.

May God Bless You All.

BushidoBlue:
What bad have "We people" done?

liberty300:
As I said in the other thread. You invite someone to a visit, they honour it. You beat them up on the visit. If they did something wrong, they should've told them instead of resulting to a savage behaviour

liberty300:
are you saying there are no mansions in the east?

Below is a pic of enugu, you sadist

fr3do:
The Yorubas can fight for their Odua republic so they can fully return to constituted monarchy.
In this Nigerian republic a monarch has no power to dictate to another man how he should dress.

I hope the Eze-ndigbo sues.

ahamonyeka:
yes,I quite agree with you but are going to sit down and watch them marginalised us?if we go to our states we will still do better or better still let biafra be.am not disputing you,you are right.

BushidoBlue:
I have listened and watched and read comments from the future generation of Nigeria and I am appalled by what I have observed.

This incident has brought to the fore the underlying animosity that tribalism breeds.

I am not privy to all sides of information so my opinion is based on the respect and reciprocal attitudes of both parties involved.

Let's start by assuming the Igbos erred in some way right there in Akure.
The magnitude of the misdemeanour can't be ascertained by me.
So the Deji of Akure now summons the Eze Igbo of Akure.
Before I continue, I want to ask a question.
Who is an ambassador if not a representative of a nation in another nation and even the embassy grounds are given the same respect as the nation from which the ambassador hails from.
Having said that, an ambassador can be summoned before the president of a country and must honour such an invitation. Being unruly to the "host nation" is a abhorred by any nation or people.
However, being violent on the ambassador is also in distaste and does not speak well of the host nation and can even lead to diplomatic issues or war.

Can we then say that the Eze Igbo is a representative of the entire Igbo community in Akure and as such an ambassador of the Igbos in Akure?
Can we also safely assume that he was summoned and respected the host community by honouring the invitation?
Can we as well say he has the right to ask for the root cause of the issues at stake in order to settle or mediate between the host and his kinsmen?

If the answer to the above is yes in all three positions, will it be personable or civil for the Eze Igbo to be beaten and derobed in the palace of the host community if due to cultural differences, he errs right there in the palace?

I have stated in other posts and threads on this forum that I have been fortunate to travel around this great nation and visit different traditional rulers for different reasons.

One thing I have found in common is that the hospitality and cultural handlers (or special assistants) to the palaces usually explain the do's and dont's of the host community.

I want to know really, what the Eze Igbo said that would have warranted the violent reaction.
If he was found to have erred he must apologize and the initial matter be settled.

With the kind of responses I read here in this forum it would seem that there is a subhuman hatred for the Igbo. The reason I say this is because we hear Nairalanders threaten fire and brimstone ok the igbo's as if the flogging of the Eze Igbo wa not enough humiliation.

When the tables turn and these youth are found to err in another man's land where ever on this earth they may find themselves, I hope and pray their hosts will be more merciful than the youth in the palace of the paramount ruler, the Deji of Akure.

mightyhaze:
step out 4m ur gossip zone n read alittle for a change.I will suggest u read up on Gen. Alabi isama's civil war accounts and oda accounts (from D federal side o). Perhaps u cud cure urself of certain ignorant notions u v accumulated 4m ur village square gossip centres.goodluck

RockMaxi:
Saraki's intelligence is beyond being the SP, if his calculations were right you may see him as the president.

hinwazaka:
I read in a book that focused on the history of African people in west Africa, that the yorubitches are a descendant from the dirty Hausa states that came from prince babayida's immoral relationship with a slave girl. Guess what that makes you and your father: A bast@rd.

hinwazaka:
He is far worse. His entire generation and yours are cowards

hinwazaka:
Just another LAZY COWARD from the Southwest of Nigeria

mightyhaze:
reminds one of a certain col obasanjo,who stopped a bullet wit his fat butt cheek,while leading a brigade retreat,away from a platoon of young biafran boys.

alcmene:
Yorubas always at the mercy of their gambari masters. I thought others were pardond and reinstated...yorubas are now 3rd class citizens

warrior01:
I hope this one has not cried and begged. Anyways, let wait and see whether the video will surface soon

sunnyb0b0:
Yoruba Generals and cowardice.

Always running away from the battle front.

ellabooz:
Because he is not a Fulani abi, what about all those Fulani indicated by the past govt? They have been set free by their master.

What is wrong with these my western brothers and cowardice, if it's to frustrate the Eze ndi Igbo now,you would see them at the fore fronts.
Hate has never helped any one, liberate yourselves from hatered and you will progress.

Nigeria is a zoooo