Sultanofpiglets:
The LOVE themselves so much that its ONLY Igbos that kill eachother.

Worthless people.

Mynd44 Seun rule 2

okeysoninv:
In the year 2024 . Be ready for bloody revolution and coup by NIGERIA army. The corrupt politicians shall witness wotowoto in the hand of army. #prophesy.

This Obi people eh😂😂😂😂

Racoon:
Of course Farooq can only continue to grandstand deceiving himself and his gullible followers that all the issues raised @ the PEPT are non-issues. He fully knows that all of them will be serious issues of multiple litigations in his adopted country of the United States that have strong institutions.

We can continue to downplay and rationalise all manners of illegalities and unconstitutionality because we have primordial ethno-religio-regional supremacist sentiments or to be politically correct.

Lol.... You are a farouk kperougi advocate. You always bring his articles here every Saturday because he says what you love to hear

Take this one as it is OK.... Stop crying

taylor88:
Tinubu they’re waiting for you


If e sure you go attack Niger


Them go commot that your maggot infested brown teeth one time

FlawlessKarl:



THE SMELLY TEETH COWARD CAN'T DO A SHIT , THEY WILL REDUCED HIM TO NOTHINGNESS.

bunch of election losers 🤣🤣🤣🤣

MrEverest:
Perennial cowards!!!
Atiku is the one that went to CSU to demand for Tinubu's certificate but these disgusting and reprehensible things are busy calling out Obi. The fools could not even call out Atiku because they see Fulanis are their masters.

FOOLS!!!

Atiku is the one that went to to CSU but ibos are the ones making noise about it everywhere

Looking for every Tom and dick to be their hero😂😂😂

FreedomfromtheT:
Emilokan supporters keep on insinuating that Atiku Abubakar who is disgracing their candidate in USA is an Igbo man.
They keep on repeating this insinuation.
It appears they are so sure.
Perhaps Atiku is really Igbo.

You guys would be looking for trouble, when they give it to you, you would be crying blood
How many Hausa did you see making noise on the internet like you guys

Ok

successmatters:


You are trying to dodge this thread by digressing ,

just reply to me in yoruba language

He is actually right man, you guys are going nuts and you need a break from nairaland..... For your own sanity sake

The Osu caste system is a traditional practice in Igboland, characterized by social segregation and restrictions on interaction and marriage with a group of individuals known as Osu (Igbo: outcast).
The Osu individuals historically were marginalized by the Igbo deities (Alusi), and as a resultHi, they are often perceived as inferior and segregated from the Nwadiala or diala (Igbo: real born) class.


Origin

The Osu caste system's roots trace back to the era when Igbo city-states were governed by Odinani, a system of earth-based laws. Ala, a deity, established rules for the people to follow in order to ensure the nation's prosperity within the territory granted by Chukwu, the Supreme God. Offenders found guilty of grave abominations were exiled to prevent the wrath of the earth deity and the spread of abomination among the citizens. These outcasts came to be known as Osu. They were either sold into slavery to others or were offered as sacrifices to deities demanding human offerings during festivals, ultimately leading to their enslavement. Another perspective on the history of the Osu caste system centers on ostracism. Those who defied a king's orders or community decisions were banished, resulting in the victim and their descendants being labeled as Osus.

Discrimination

The Osu individuals are treated as inferior by the diala class. They are often confined to living in shrines or marketplaces and face objections when seeking relationships, be they romantic, marital, or congenial, outside their caste. In Chinua Achebe's No Longer At Ease, it is noted that osus are designated separate seats in churches. The osus, seen as unclean, are barred from breaking kolanut or offering prayers on behalf of individuals outside their caste due to the belief that they may bring calamity upon the society.[8] This mistreatment has compelled many osus to seek refuge in other countries.


Criticism

Since the advent of modernization in Igbo land, the osu caste system has faced criticism from those who view it as contrary to human rights principles and freedom from discrimination.[10] Human rights groups advocating for its abolition highlight the punishments suffered by the osu individuals in Igboland, including parental poisoning of their children, disinheritance, ostracism, exclusion from social clubs, disruption of marriage ceremonies, denial of chieftaincy titles, property deprivation, and expulsion of spouses.

On 20 March 1956, Igbo legislators in the Eastern House of Assembly, Enugu, abolished the practice of referring to people as osus. The imposed fines discouraged the public use of the term osu.

Abolition

The Osu Caste System was officially abolished on 28 December 2018 during a ceremony held in Nri, the acclaimed ancestral home of the Igbo nation, in Anaocha local government area of Anambra State. The event was titled “Nigeria: Osu Caste System in Igboland Ends Today.

Additionally, on 7 April 2021, another abolition ceremony took place in Nsukka, Enugu, as 119 villages in nine autonomous communities in Nsukka town, Nsukka Local Government Area of Enugu State, gathered to eradicate the Osu Caste System in their communities.


Differing perspectives on this matter exist. The Osu Caste System designates some individuals as second-class citizens, denying them certain privileges enjoyed by those considered freeborn. These second-class citizens are prohibited from marrying freeborn individuals and are disqualified from receiving certain traditional titles reserved exclusively for the freeborn.

Various opinions and viewpoints have arisen on this contentious topic, making it challenging to ascertain the precise evolution of the Osu Caste System in Igbo land. Many Igbo individuals in the present generation lack definitive evidence regarding the origins and establishment of the Osu Caste System



References
Edit
Ugoji Egbujo (13 March 2015). "The Osu caste system: The shame of a Nation". Vanguard . Retrieved 27 July 2015.

SKYHIGHfx:


U no get work?

If you get work you won't be monitoring people online....... Hypocrite

iwaeda:
The Icon, doyen of accounting.

DenreleDave:


Be reasonable na..

Can u be serious for once?

Guy are you OK, nairaland don turn some una into something else fa

fasho01:
Which party is he?

Passionate888:

He's in APC, he lost to PDP's Gabriel Suswan

fasho01:


Thank you

Democracy is not in danger ba??

[quote author=JetApartment post=125699509][/quote]Get a life and stop following someone you don't know up and down

Dedicate your life to something meaningful

[quote author=JetApartment post=125690449][/quote]It is totally absurd to desire your life in trolling someone you don't know in real life.

Live and let live

Make your comment and let others make theirs


Give your life a meaning

Spy360:

From the embarrassment I noticed in the faces of the judges this is correct observation.

Oga where did you see their face?

flexlatifa:
EXTREEM POVERTY, TEARS AND SHEGE(PRO MAX) LOADING.

Be using that one to console yourself 😂😂😂

Abidele:


Dummy... I don't live in the slum called Nigeria...

I don't live in the slum without emergency services and healthcare

RecentHistory:


I even thought I was talking to a useful person, not knowing I'm wasting my time on a slave abroad.

If you were successful in Nigeria, would you sell your few dirty possessions and go and be a slave in another man's land?

Chai


People get bad mouth for this forum ooo😂😂😂😂

Yoighaman:
May my son's name never be associated with Drugs, whether guilty or not. Amen.

Many sons name in your region has already been associated with drugs, and they are guilty and serving jail sentences in various Asian countries 😂😂😂😂

[quote author=Racoon post=125622927][/quote]If you like write in different colors, it won't change anything 😂😂😂😂

shortgun:

Nobody can pay me, I am doing this for a clear conscience.
Posterity will judge me and others like me fairly who stood against evil manipulators feeding fat on the the tears and blood of Nigerians.

You go explain tire

shortgun:

Don't you have any shame?
How much are they paying you?

How much are they paying you?

18gwand:
mohammed safiu Oyedele is that why you raped your nephew and mother
confess now because I have your pictures and videos
no hiding for you rapist.

18gwa:
mohammed safiu Oyedele is that why you raped your nephew and mother
confess now because I have your pictures and videos
no hiding for you rapist.

18gw:
mohammed safiu Oyedele is that why you raped your nephew and mother
confess now because I have your pictures and videos
no hiding for you rapist.

Some of una go just dey disgrace unasef on this forum,

thinking you are disgracing someone.

So you have to go through the stress of opening 3 different accounts, just to troll one person that doesn't know you exist?


What question pathetic human being you are😏😏😏