₦airaland Forum

ibkgab001:
Money and man

largehead:
lol. Kinda

dulux07:
All this haters sha. how is she unkempt. Is it now a crime to look natural n simple

adesegun121:
A. The Babe

B. The Zebra

C. None of the Above

The list is absolutely complete and genuine after years and years of thorough research to arrive at such conclusion. It has even been approved by well known observers and even the ministry of women affairs.

FolarinLondon:
Your forefathers served their Hausas/Fulanis masters as slaves for years before they were slaughtered like animals they were and still are today on the streets.

All the children of these slaves-your igbos' forefathers are being subjected to what their worthless progenitors were subjected to in 21st century. You are a mere 3rd class citizen in this country. I could aspire to become a president while you could only aspire to be my errand boy.

You are nothing to me but a mere stupid thing. Realistically, as a Yoruba man, I don't associate with Igbos cos i naturally detest failures which is Igbos' insignia.

CuckoldMaster:
Yoruba are truly wicked snakes. They team up with their wicked Hausa masters all the time

citizenY:
^^^^^^

You will soon hear from us, If you know what I mean. Ka kulle zaurenka amma kana so ka shiga nawa. It is called "high sense/ superior reasoning".

ItsMeAboki:
The Sardauna was merely vocalising what was normal in all the other three regions (West, Midwest & East) at that time; he like his regional counterparts was protecting and working for the best interest of his people.

That easily explains why his speech didn't raise any eyebrows then or was not considered out of place by any of his contemporaries; his present critics are only doing so out of political mischief or at best out of ignorance of the realities on ground at that stage in Nigeria's history, when it once existed as a regional country with regional champions in healthy competition with one another.

The Sardauna was also correct about the Igbo desire to dominate (which is not outrightly a bad thing but could be a problem if it should become disproportionate, especially in a multiethnic mix such as Nigeria) which also could explain for the event that followed, eventually costing the Sardauna his own life along with many innocent others.

Because of this desire to dominate, Igbos couldn't stand the fact that northerners were at the helm of affairs in charge of the country, they hated that Hausa/Fulani (who they deem as inferior) were in fact dominant over them.

When they realised they couldn't change things through the ballot box; they then instead decided to do it by force, through the barrel of the gun.

The primary executioners of this reversal, the Igbo coup plotters, were themselves short changed by another Igbo man, Agui Ironsi, who took over power and furthered the Igbo agenda by demolishing the regional system of government that was hitherto in place and replaced it with the unitary system (we have inherited till today) in order to give him (thereby Igbo) full control over the entire country.
He furthermore completed the Igbo agenda by appointing his fellow kinsmen into key positions in government and the civil service.

That along with his fellow Igbos openly taunting northerners about the lopsided killing of their leaders (the Sardauna & co) and changes clearly giving Igbos undue advantage over northerners, were what that broke the camel's back and led to the northern led counter coup of July 1966 which brought Gowon into power.

In short, we are all now paying for this Igbo sin to force change and dominate everybody; they have ended up derailing and messing up the whole country - after doing so, they are now blaming everybody and wanting to jump ship for Biafra - quite unfortunate.