₦airaland Forum

obailala:
I've never eaten ewedu b4 and i've never lived in the SW b4. How una brain take dey interpret any opposing view to surely be from a SW person is one mystery I am still yet to unravel.

Just like the other guy said, I dont believe secession is the answer to our problems at all, I believe the biggest problem we have in the SE are caused by Igbos, and I absolutely do not believe the solution of this problem is to be preaching hate or division against others. As a matter of fact, I personally believe the hate fuelled protests is very unhealthy at this time and it serves to only worsen the problem of Igbos in Nigeria. For this reason, I am personally pained to my soul whenever I see these misguided ones causing more troubles for peace loving Igbos across Nigeria while thinking they are fighting for a solution. I have tried to engage some of these guys in simple debates on this matter but the insults I receive instantly is enough to make one kill himself. This explains my sharp opposition and my mockery of the protests and protesters.

The easiest way to die of an ailment is to misdiagnose the ailment; this is exactly what most Igbos have been doing for decades.

coolscott:
Although I am not a kid, I see nothing wrong in being a kid.
What is really terrible and I can't stand is being like you, Igbo one
And because I am not like you, I am truly grateful, Igbo one

coolscott:
[size=13pt]Thank you for also showing us all the depths of your intellect as you confidently try to wish other people into coming from tribes that suit your imaginations[/size]

coolscott:
[size=13pt]Thank you for showing us that the elders of Biafra land enjoy no respect in Biafra. Little to no respect from younger to older (even elders) in Igbo society.

Unfortunately, the same cannot be said of Elders of Rivers State, whose respect remains intact especially in traditional matters as they declare the position of their people on traditional issues like this. Their well crafted people-powered authority is real and spans centuries. If they come to any serious decision, it means the people have spoken.

Anyway, we can all see the kind of respect you Igbos bestow on your elders. [/size]

coolscott:
Guy you have been exposed. No one would make the mistake of saying "I'm from Jaja's compound" when it there's no compound named Jaja's compound. That was a cheap answer you groped out for because you thought it had to be that there's a compound called Jaja's compound
#DIPLOMATICSELFAMPUTATION

coolscott:
[size=13pt]Thank you for showing us that the elders of Biafra land enjoy no respect in Biafra. Little to no respect from younger to older (even elders) in Igbo society.

Unfortunately, the same cannot be said of Elders of Rivers State, whose respect remains intact especially in traditional matters as they declare the position of their people on traditional issues like this. Their well crafted people-powered authority is real and spans centuries. If they come to any serious decision, it means the people have spoken.

Anyway, we can all see the kind of respect you Igbos bestow on your elders. [/size]

Eastlink:
If you've heard the dialect spoken in Ndoki, then you will have also heard that spoken in Opobo and Bonny. It will come to a shock for you, hearing that gbo is their native language.

coolscott:
Thank you for showing us that the elders of Biafra land enjoy no respect in Biafra. Little to no respect from younger to older (even elders) in Igbo society.

Unfortunately, the same cannot be said of Elders of Rivers State, whose respect remains intact especially in traditional matters as they declare the position of their people on traditional issues like this. Their well crafted people-powered authority is real and spans centuries. If they come to any serious decision, it means the people have spoken. And woe betide you if they speak violence against you.

Anyway, we can all see the kind of respect you Igbos bestow on your elders. Which perhaps explains a lot about the behaviour we have seen you put up so frequently on nairaland

They are not quick to violence anyway. They fought a lot in ancient history. They do not need conflicts to affirm their manliness or to assure themselves they are great.

Eastlink:
Good night bro.

Truckpusher:
We will ship them off to the East then if that will make you to leave the Ijaw man's land alone.

After all it is documented that their progenitor was brought in as a slave who later became great - Fair enough the history is well documented.

Mass deportation to Biafra on my mind.

Kel4soft, I hope you won't be among them?

Eastlink:
This is where you got it wrong Kel. Opobians especially from the Jaja family don't associate with IYC. If you are in doubt, check the names of your members and tell me if you can find anyone there. That dude is a Jaja, so you should learn to respect that. The Jajas tend to look towards Amaigbo.

The Opobo–Nkoro people are mainly farmers and
fishermen.They are of Igbo extraction. They speak
Igbo language. Just like the neighbouring Bonny,
founded by Ndokis of Azuogu, slaves from the
hinterland transformed the demography of the
area when the Transatlantic Slave Trade was
abolished. Ijaws who came in as porters also
settled there and the Igbo language was adopted.
Although, there are no indigenous Ijaw
communities there, most Ijaw migrants and
porters have fully been integrated into the original
indigenous Igbo communities.
Pro-Natura International Nigeria has been
assisting in community-led development in the
LGA. [2]

Eastlink:
Opobians are wonderful people. I had some many of them as friends. Love their dialect as well as their culture. Wish to pick an Ada as wife from there in the future. Nice meeting you and Kel4soft.

kel4soft:
God punish your mouth. Who is an impostor? So if I don't agree with you makes me an impostor. Igbos eh.

Eastlink:
But you fall hands, why don't you know your war canoe house. You know an Opobian by his surname, which reflects his wari. Sorry to bust your bubble, but I doubt if you're truly from Opobo. Unless you prove me otherwise.
As for Kel4soft he own is even worse. He keeps hampering he is from Opobo, but you'll be shocked to see that he is nowhere close to that place. I get pissed off when folks claim to come from a place they are not.

IGBOSON1:
^^^Do yourself a favor and shut da fuc/k up! You sound more desperate with every subsequent post on a topic which as a Yoruba man you should be watching from the sidelines!

I'm Igbo....i'm from Rivers State (i know.....blame Gowon for that).....and i'm in full support of what Biafra stands for!

The mistake you meddlesome bastards usually make is that you equate Biafra to secession and nothing more! Biafra represents freedom of choice...freedom for a people to determine their own destiny....freedom from being shackled in the same country with conniving, evil scum like you!

So just shut up!

WinningSun:
there is nothing good about it. may you never experience horror of war. watch BBC documentary film on boko haram on YouTube.

TonyeBarcanista:
It is very funny when you quoted a comment to satisfy your warped logic. Did you see IJAW in the comment you quoted? Shouldn't common sense tell you that his "They" means his political structure? Gaddamit!

naijapips02:
threat to OUR existence. i guess the oba threatened akwa ibomites too.

cramjones:
I reiterate that Igbos must accept that they are firmly with the opposition in the political equation in this country and should accept as a fait accompli any crumbs from the centre. If this increases Biafra agitations, that would only further expose the political immaturity of the tribe's political class. For a tribe where respect for elders has been replaced by money worship, galvanising the tribe to reorganise itself politically will be very difficult.

-CramJones

cheruv:
That same Makanchuola was also thrown out of oguta after he wanted to make a quick dash for Uli from Oguta

Truckpusher:
Sometimes this whole thing is becoming just annoyingly funny but again this is what you get from a neigbor who harbors an expansionist agenda but you'd be stopped at all cost.

The day we get close to any seat of power in that state ,policies would be made to remind you constantly of who you are and where your rights starts and ends .

kel4soft:
So won't change the fact we have nothing to do with the Igbos?

Truckpusher:
You'll have to die first.

Truckpusher:

Omo! na hallucination me dey see here o.
Abeg give me one Ijaw name joor!
Make I kuku answer Priye Agamu Ebikamina

Goodboiyy:
Oga they killed our men.. you dare nt go against there orders , They raped our girls.. y do you think we aligned With Nigeria Army.. A friend of mine on this forum narrated a storry. of hw Biafra Troop Killed his dad Principal.. Thank God For Nigeria Army

naijapips02:
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Trash. Would reply you later

Ballmer:
The Igbos failed to recognise this. Instead of dialoguing on issues such as this n even of Biafra with SS n SW they believe they can insult disparage their way through. Imagine so many foolish Igbos actually believe they can insult Nigerians into submission for the presidency and Biafra. I mean how foolish can the majority of a tribe be ?

Olabestonic001:
Well articulated!
But do you actually believe the rantings on NL as the true state of Igbos in general? The Igbo's as well as the Yoruba's feels heavily marginalized in Nigeria but the Yoruba's will rather be real with themselves and solve their own problems than agitate or go on emotional frenzy as IPOB is doing. I want Nigeria to practice Regional Autonomy and who cares if Biafra is formed or not. But to agitate and get your freedom by igniting hate in the minds of an average Yoruba man is doom. Honestly, Yoruba's have no reason to compete with Igbos but most Igbos by nature, take everything as an avenue to flex muscle (we cant blame them though since before colonization they have no big super-structure mostly but a flexing of muscle in their clans).
Again, most of them born, bred in the East were lied to by their elders that they are more superior to other tribes in Nigeria. We can only thank Heaven that some of them stays away from their base and its those who reside home that have that sense of paranoia. Forget the fallacy that all Igbos are hardworking; those people away from their enclave must be hardworking than their host community (ask Nigerians overseas), most of those protesters and hardliners are lazy lots and hate-filled individuals who needs to be re-oriented. Hating Yoruba's will only frustrate anyone of them the more.
Lets ALL (SE, SW, SS and NC) fights together for resource control and let Igbos learn diplomacy; hating Yoruba's will forever hamper their destiny as well as trying to compete unfavorably with the Yoruba's. Something is too OBVIOUS (LIKE IT OR HATE IT); THE YORUBA'S HAVE A SPECIAL PLACE IN GOD'S heart.


IN CALMNESS IS STRENGTH.

Aufbauh:
Eyaa, so i should be bound by the OP sense of reasoning which is aimed at suiting his bitterness? What you're asking of me is what is termed as gullibility.
How can someone reason for me or infer my sense of judgement or even know why i choose to stand by something or otherwise without my expressions.

Ballmer:
Anywhere Igbo is not dominating is a problem. A thread was opened about the domination of Nigeria football by Igbo you do not see HausaFulani wailing over that. To you that is merit. I also heard Igbo now own 70% of the real estate in Abuja, I know this is a fallacy but other Nigerians are not shouting marginalisation. What percentage of Igbos work in the maritime industry in Nigeria or is it your father that own the Lagos port that your representation is almost at par with the Yoruba. Did you see others wailing. Nonsensical comments like yours n the eye service by the wither are why Igbo should not be given any preference in this country any further.