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I'm still saying it that you igbos need Yoruba. Why not go to igbo churches and pay your tithe there? It's because you know that Yoruba are tolerant and detribalized, same way Yoruba don't go to igbo churches cos you reallly have nothing to offer Yoruba. We don't need you for anything. As you can see that you igbos are always getting something from Yoruba, whether spiritual, social and security. So how can you ever see the relationship as two-way street? Igbos are the ones always coming to Yoruba for one thing or another. horsepower101: |
Why not just remove yourselves from anything Yoruba? You can't live in your region, you have to be in Yorubaland. You can't even have an igbo create a website for igbos to hang out in, just the way a Yoruba created nairaland. You run to Yorubaland to survive and hang out in Yoruba forum community (nairaland) yet Yoruba are the ones in need of boogeyman? Every problem you igbos have is projected to Yoruba, so you think people can't tell that you igbos can't survive without Yoruba? We are your lifeline acknowledge it and be free. Propaganda can't take you far, you have to have something else to offer the world. horsepower101: |
Igbos are doing that on purpose to shield themselves and divert our attention to fulani while they wreck havoc on everything Yoruba underneath and the so called Christians are cheering them on and missing the danger in it all. As a Christian(though I don't go to church) I know that when igbos talk about "Yoruba Christians" they don't mean people like me who stand up to them, they mean the very feckless and stupidd pushover Yoruba who let ibos have their way and don't know the difference between their left and right. These set of Yoruba are also helping igbos with their propaganda of the fulani while the very danger igbo themselves pose to Yorubaland is greater than that of fulani. Igbos declared war on Yoruba long time ago and some of us still don't get it. |
I have my reservation too but kicking Buhari out is important now that we have a young man who has had his own fair share of integrity test, not when we had only Atiku as the only opposition. Who knows if the entire south and middle belt vote him, he may be the one to rescue Nigeria from the jaw of the evil north. uvalued: |
Those two states are NOT oil producing states but prospecting, it was all politics. Obj wanted to settle his two married girlfriends (Ngozi Iweala and Obysiekele or whatever her name is) There's no drop of oil anywhere in iboland. They tried to get their hands on Kogi oil though but it didn't work. oodualover: |
I think young Nigerians are ready to give this man a chance, so Buhari can go and rest. |
Wooah! Loving it, I can't wait to stop hearing these people about Lagos. I was told it has always been like that even with Azikwe too during the colonial days, they said Zik couldn't believe his eyes when he saw Lagos and was obsessed with it. The old man was shocked that Yoruba had already built a bustling city while his own people were still dancing with monkeys on trees. Some even said, Lagos was the reason Azikwe didn't want independence in 1957. I'm mama btw. Y0ruba: |
O se! News like this brightens my day. We need to move Alaba and Ladipo to almost past Ibadan or Ore side, and have high rise buildings put in those places for Yoruba youths as part of DAWN priority project for indigenous people. These people couldn't hate us more than they have already. Yoruba has been the only egalitarian community but as we can see, the only thing we got from it is ridicule. We must change. Y0ruba: |
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