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Culture › Re: Unforgettable Wars In Yoruba Land 2 by valirex: 1:30pm On Nov 29, 2020
Sarah20A:
grin grin is just as if Benin is the air they breathe so without Benin they would die grin
No doubt Benin is the air they breath grin
Politics › Re: My Thought On Nigeria Tribes Share Of The Population by valirex(op): 8:25am On Nov 24, 2020
loopman:
Just like most igbo villages are empty for 350 days of the year!

The fact that you all troop out of your villages to go populate other places to be making noise doesn’t make you have the population.

If your population is significant you will playing a huge role in who becomes President
Hmm you might be right, but Hausas will still retain the 3rd position.

PS. I ain't Igbo
Politics › Re: My Thought On Nigeria Tribes Share Of The Population by valirex(op): 6:11am On Nov 24, 2020
Kweensavvy:
Hausa 40% otherwise where are all those votes coming from? In fact, 45% sef.
Those who count the vote determine who will win.
You can count Bayelsa States vote and say a total of 15m people voted.
Almost no one will argue
Culture › Re: My Appreciation Goes Out To ... by valirex(op): 6:04am On Nov 24, 2020
davidnazee:
You no add me to the list.. Son of Iyase of Uselu..
I no gree oo... lol.
stay blessed.
cheesy
Politics › Re: My Thought On Nigeria Tribes Share Of The Population by valirex(op): 8:26pm On Nov 23, 2020
an argument with a fool can make one become a fool
You argued with me, so does this make you a FOOL?
To even kill it, he said Edo is 12.4%
Don't reduce the number, I said 12.5%
Culture › Re: Why Ikwerres Are Not Igbo - The Logic Behind It by valirex: 8:13pm On Nov 23, 2020
samuk:
They will learn real history, not fabricated garbage.

They are telling everyone how Ife and Ooni are important to the Yoruba race but the Ooni is only a spiritual leader on paper because the spiritual leader of more than half of the Yoruba people including their obas who are muslims is the Sultan of Sokoto.

It's the Sultan of Sokoto that have to sight the moon and give them the go ahead to start their yearly Islamic festivities. Imagine the Oba of Benin waiting for the Sultan of Sokoto to give him the go ahead to commence the annual Igue festival.

The Oba of Benin remains the spiritual head of all Benin people. Benin monarch can't be compared to any Yoruba Oba.
Ẹdo Ordion
Culture › My Appreciation Goes Out To ... by valirex(op):
I really admire you all historical knowledge.

obehi247
Samuk
Gregyboy
Etinosa1234
Edeyoung
Afam4eva
Etrusen
davidnazee
You All are great, Great Ẹdo decendants. We appreciate you all.
To those not mentioned you all are still appreciated.
Thanks


Ẹdo Ọrdion
Culture › Re: Why Ikwerres Are Not Igbo - The Logic Behind It by valirex: 6:03pm On Nov 23, 2020
AreaFada2:
The large Yoruba slave population made it easy for any other slaves that lost their origin to get dumped with Yoruba slaves in Lagos. Some Lagosians of today even left Sierra Leone, another major dumping ground to Lagos for opportunities. We must remember that this is just over 200 years ago. Not long ago. Before that only Benin administrative genius that got Lagos to where it was then.

The fact that Yoruba were so comfortable selling themselves into slavery shows they were a bunch of divided, warring, loosely related tribes.

Those that came under Benin like Eastern Yorubaland, Lagos, Ijebu and others were luckier in organisation.

Oyo administrative skills that came much later was copied from Benin. But Oyo was more interested in selling slaves as it began growing in 1680s. Barely 140 years later, Fulani have already overran it. Its empire was very shortlived.

Some will argue how Oyo administration was copied from Benin. They Will suddenly forget how and when Oyo chiefdom was first founded before it grew.
Etinosa
Gregyboy
Valirex
Samuk
I really admire your historical knowledge.
Politics › Re: My Thought On Nigeria Tribes Share Of The Population by valirex(op): 2:41pm On Nov 23, 2020
Gamesmart:
How did you arrive at this claim?



And your point is?



How did you arrive a these claims?
And how did you arrive at your questions?
Culture › Re: Why Ikwerres Are Not Igbo - The Logic Behind It by valirex: 2:39pm On Nov 23, 2020
Etinosa1234:
Her desperation is top notch...

In this interview with the Oba of Lagos.. the interviewer(a Yoruba) expressly said that Lagos was conquered and named eko by the Benin Empire.. the oba didn't object to it or attempt to correct her, which means that it was true


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i83Sa-HptDQ

Go to time stamp 0:52

And in this second video at time stamp 5:00, the oba clearly states that the first oba of Lagos is a Benin person and talks about the rituals they do in respect to the Oba of Benin... Tao is clearly trying to change history but it's not working for her


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOsp9VLRFno

AreaFada2
Bandit900
Gregyboy
Valirex
She can't, she's totally baseless
Business › Re: Ifiok Nkem Accepted Into The Forbes Business Council by valirex: 12:45pm On Nov 23, 2020
naijadrivablog:
Nice one.

Ifiok = Akwa/Cross
Nkem= Igbo
Stop this marginalization undecided

Akwa is not Igbo
Cross is not Igbo
Politics › Re: My Thought On Nigeria Tribes Share Of The Population by valirex(op): 12:36pm On Nov 23, 2020
Gamesmart:
How did you arrive at the figures in your thought?
Igbos are like the 2nd most in numbers in almost all the States in Nigeria

Go to the north and you will realise their lands are empty

Hausas are like the 3rd most populous in almost all states

Edo people are like the 4th most populous in almost all states

In Bayelsa the Ijaws state they don't even dominate it and they are across almost all the coast line of Nigeria bringing them to 5th

Now you should share your own thought
Politics › Re: My Thought On Nigeria Tribes Share Of The Population by valirex(op): 10:21am On Nov 23, 2020
HAccord:
Even though the OP is an anti-Igbo sentimentalist, he is right on this one.

Forget politics, a tribe that are majority in their own Eastern region and second majority in every region outside their own in Nigeria can only be the True Majority. These people are the Igbos.

They are also well travelled outside Nigeria. If you count 5 Nigerians outside Nigeria in other African countries, 3 are most likely Igbo.
Outside Africa, if you count 5 Africans at least 1 will be an Igbo person.

I've been to some deepest jungles in the lenght and breadth of Nigeria, I don't know anyone who have never met an Igbo person.

Forget politically induced statistics and use your brains and common sense.
lol I ain't anti Igbo, I just say truth wherever I see it.
Politics › Re: I Hope Southerners Are Aware Of This?! by valirex: 9:57am On Nov 23, 2020
No need to bother yourself, the gold they have in the north will be shared to develop the south, this is one Nigeria they go no where.

AlexBells come in and tell them we own that gold too grin
Politics › Re: My Thought On Nigeria Tribes Share Of The Population by valirex(op): 8:37am On Nov 23, 2020
techmo:
Hausa has 64.2 million people in Nigeria making them 30% of the Nigerian Population

Igbos are 42million making them have 24% of Nigeria

Yoruba 43 million

Fulani 16 million


All facts verifieble on Wikipedia, or CIA world fact
Hausas just inflated their population.
They have vast lands no doubt but those lands are empty
Politics › Re: My Thought On Nigeria Tribes Share Of The Population by valirex(op): 8:28am On Nov 23, 2020
techmo:
Lol


You are wrong
Share your thoughts then
Politics › My Thought On Nigeria Tribes Share Of The Population by valirex(op):
Igbo 23%

Yoruba 21%

Hausa Fulani 18%

Ẹdo 12.5%

Ijaw 10%

Ibibio 5%

Tiv 2%

Uhrobo 1%

Others 7.5%
Share your thoughts if you think otherwise
Politics › Re: CONFAB: Flashback To The 2014 Proposed States by valirex(op): 7:36am On Nov 23, 2020
OfoIgbo:
I went through your post and in the attached picture, I saw Oil Rivers state. That state cannot be. The intention is to make every Igbo group dependent on Ijaw people for access to the sea, and Ijaw people's wish to muscle into some oil rich Igbo areas to the north
I am not one of the people who attended the CONFAB meeting, I only posted what they agreed on.
Your people attended the CONFAB meeting and could have spoken out if they felt cheated.
Every tribe was represented in that meeting and they were definitely in support of the creation of that state.
Politics › Re: CONFAB: Flashback To The 2014 Proposed States by valirex(op): 6:30am On Nov 23, 2020
OfoIgbo:
Then which is the 18th state? You mentioned that 18 new states were agreed on. Tell us the 18th state
And I told you, go through my post again
Politics › Re: CONFAB: Flashback To The 2014 Proposed States by valirex(op): 11:14pm On Nov 22, 2020
OfoIgbo:
The one you seem not to want to reveal is Oil River state, which seems to have taken a chunk of Igboland, and made the Igbos a minority in that state by widening the southern territory of that state.

Just as I suspected, there was a reason you chose not to reveal that state
That state you mentioned was kicked against, and the states approved by the confab are exactly what I listed out.
Like I said earlier try to stop feeling insecure, not everyone is out to spike at your people
Politics › Re: CONFAB: Flashback To The 2014 Proposed States by valirex(op): 10:39pm On Nov 22, 2020
OfoIgbo:
Then what is the 18th state?
Check again
Politics › Re: CONFAB: Flashback To The 2014 Proposed States by valirex(op): 10:09pm On Nov 22, 2020
Manab:
adding state is like increasing poverty in Nigeria.
Hmm not really, it's just that we have animals for leaders.
If states are broken down it would be easier for each governor to develop more easily
Culture › Re: Why Ikwerres Are Not Igbo - The Logic Behind It by valirex: 10:01pm On Nov 22, 2020
samuk:
Lagos Obas are elected or chosen from princes in the already established Lagos ruling houses who themselves were the children of the first Benin monarch of Lagos. Commoners are not elected or chosen. Try again.

You have an uphill battle to surmount as far as Lagos Obas continue to tell the world that they are the children of Oba of Benin.

The current Oba of Lagos clearly stated to the channels tv interviewer that the first Oba of Lagos was a Male son of the Oba of Benin not your Olofin.
They keep peddling lies, but it's like turning water into a basket
Politics › Re: Adaka Boro: Vindicating The Hausas And Yorubas by valirex(op): 9:31pm On Nov 22, 2020
melodyogonna:
Oh, sad. What about Saro Wiwa?
Another thread for that.
Politics › Re: CONFAB: Flashback To The 2014 Proposed States by valirex(op): 9:16pm On Nov 22, 2020
OfoIgbo:
You only listed 17 proposed state.

I bet you are hiding the 18th state for a reason
Nah bro, that would be a mistake.
If I wanted to hide anything I won't even post it in the first place, think undecided
Stop being insecure undecided
Politics › Re: CONFAB: Flashback To The 2014 Proposed States by valirex(op): 8:26pm On Nov 22, 2020
Manab:
Not important,we should be thinking of merging some state instead of creating we have to reduce de cost of governance in our country. Adamawa and taraba should be merge SE shouldn't suppose to be more than two de same with some other zone.
It's not about cost of government but what will better the citizens of Nigeria
Politics › Re: Can An Igbo President Restructure Nigeria? by valirex:
AlexBells:
There are many chances that guarantee an Igbo president, Igbos are the only major tribe that mingle with minorities in equal leadership and does not try to lord it over minorities, I know that the major fear about Igbos is that we are domineering but on a closer look, that's the real situation, most minorities in the Niger Delta and North Central may feel much better working with Igbos for Example, most political heavy weights in North Central like Saraki and David mark prefer to work with Igbos, this is given the Republican Nature of Igbos, all the Igbos will need to clinch the presidency and break the Core Northern Influence is to forge a new alliance with the North central by breaking the marriage between the North central and the Midle belt, as for Niger Delta, we understand ourselves, personally I will vote for an Ijaw, Akwa/Cross and the rest of Niger Delta over and over before voting others but I will also vote for a Middle beltan, the truth is by the time the political road work the Igbos are creating begins to pay off, Nigeria will never be the same
If you want this to be possible then you have to take my advice.
You guys should stop your marginalising of minority tribes around you.
Just an advice if you won't see it as an attack
Politics › Re: Can An Igbo President Restructure Nigeria? by valirex: 7:53pm On Nov 22, 2020
AlexBells:
Yes, as far as Nigeria continue to be one, Igbo presidency is not a matter of if but when,
It's about strategy bro, this Northerners ain't joking. They tried it CAR and failed they have learnt from their mistakes and won't repeat it in Nigeria.

If you are waiting for when, then it might never happen.

They own the military and won't hesitate in using it.
Culture › Re: Meet Ezelekhae's Benin Crown Prince And His Father, Oba Ewuare ii (Photos) by valirex: 7:36pm On Nov 22, 2020
Ọmọ n'Ọba ghaa tọ kpẹre isẹ
Culture › Re: Meet Ezelekhae's Benin Crown Prince And His Father, Oba Ewuare ii (Photos) by valirex: 7:29pm On Nov 22, 2020
gregyboy:
Edo odion


Oba gha to kpere ise
Ise...
Nairaland General › Re: The Python I Killed In Agbor by valirex: 7:27pm On Nov 22, 2020
AreaFada2:
Snake has always been a delicacy. Even cobra and other venomous snakes like vipers. Though many shun venomous once.
All constrictor snakes are considered easy meat.

My only surprise is that with urbanisation, less people will know how to eat snake. But it seems not to be the case.
They still eat snakes found on building plots in the cities.
Na special delicacy be that na grin
Politics › Re: Can An Igbo President Restructure Nigeria? by valirex: 7:19pm On Nov 22, 2020
Yenefer:
The question is can Igbo ever be the president of Nigeria
AlexBells come and tell her it's possible

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