Politics › Re: Remembering Biafra In Border Closure by Yujin(m): 5:57pm On Nov 19, 2019*. Modified: 7:30pm On Nov 19, 2019 |
MetaPhysical: If a bunch of homeless are sent from Lagos to Onitsha....they hate Igbo!
If a disrespecting Eze is flogged for flouting palace protocols and after correction he refused to obey....they hate Igbo!
If an airline passenger from Lagos to Abuja insist the Cabin Crew PA safety instructions must be read to him in Igbo and he is ignored......its because they hate Igbo!
If your son wants to run for office under APC and you ridicule and reject him but the office is given to someone else, not your son....APC hate Igbo!
If you raise a ragtag Army and rebel against authority and call for decapitation of the President's head to be brought to Enugu but President replied with his python......they hate Igbo!
If you say Biafra or death and Kaduna Declaration told you to vacate to your zone and create Biafra....they hate Igbo!
Watch yasef, before you wreck yasef!!! 
You want sympathy, but the currwnt generation have no empathy for you. You will come to the line and submit to same rules everyone else is bound by. No special allowances because you lost 100million people. Your loss is self inflicted. Dust yourself up and treat your wounds....and make haste to report to the line and bear your own weight to sustain the nation.
When our generation get in rulerahip, for every 1000 Ibos that port to Yorubaland there will be a tax charged back to your home states in SE. Yorubaland is not dump ground for Ibo or Hausa. If your governments are reckless with your welfare we will equally be reckless with taxation on your headcount. Look at the thing talking about sympathy? Did I ever sounded like we're seeking such from glaring haters like you? I'm happy me and you are found in this generation. We shall see who will have the last laugh. Chai! Talking about deporting people from Lagos to Onitsha; why didn't your people continue with the deportation or are you scared? I know your type- you're so happy that Ndigbo are oppressed in this present Nigeria. It is all that matters to you. Well, it shall not last for ever as you can see our population and wealth is increasing daily. What can you do to stop us? NOTHING! Your hatred will kill you soon. I see all the threads you open. They're all virtually aim at Igbos. We're too big for you and your likes. Look elsewhere loser. |
Politics › Re: Why Did The British Favour The Fulani So Much by Yujin(m): 12:04pm On Nov 19, 2019 |
2mch: British only support willing puppets. Hausas are the calmest of all major groups in Nigeria. They are actually quite docile. Which is why Fulani was able to use them as a ladder and relegate them. The British handed over power to Hausas.
Yoruba were too cunning and fought the most for independence, outsmarting the Brits a lot. Then the speed at which the region was growing and their ability to use British laws and systems against the Brits was alarming. Zik even learned his politics from the West.
The Igbo could not be trusted either because they had no real unifying factor when it comes to traditional institutions. Their republican nature makes them a possibly volatile group. They are also quite stubborn, unpredictable and ambitious. Edo were too small in number to be given power. Other major groups would easily out run them as soon as the Brits turn their backs.
Now, the Hausa had the largest population, served under an emirate, largely uneducated, trusting and straightforward. The choice for continued British involvement in Nigeria is obvious. Fulani is a minority group and does not have the power really, it’s the Hausa that do. As at when the British invaded Nigeria and seized our collective sovereignty, the fulanis were already ruling majority of the Hausa states. That means the Hausas had no political leaders to represent them before the British. No Hausa can dispute that here. However, the fulani overlords never appeared as though they were conquering the Hausas. They used religion to mask everything such that the Hausas didn't suspect anything. They even attempted that on the Nupes. It was the British that assisted the Nupes to reclaim their throne by insisting that the right Prince emerge as the Etsu Nupe. Hausas have already lost it politically, only their language and little of their culture remain. |
Politics › Re: Why Did The British Favour The Fulani So Much by Yujin(m): 11:54am On Nov 19, 2019 |
myobjective: No it wasn't the British, it was the politics of hate and envy being practice newly created artificial African States.
Zik wanted everything that the Yorubas has been blessed with, be it deep coastal shore, huge civilization, Lagos, arable Interland etc. Not true. The East had all those too. Ziks problem was he was pan African and he felt being the oldest among the three and having succeeded Herbert Macaulay, he should steer the ship and unite all Africa. The British will have non of this and they played him by handing the power to the fulanis who they knew they could easily get to do their bidding. I once read about Zik troubling the colonists when they discovered crude oil in the eastern hinterland around 1940s. He insisted that the communities where the discovery was made should be actively involved and he used the Newspaper he was publishing them to create a great awareness. This angered the British and they left the hinterland and went close to the shores away from where Ziks influence wasn't solid. I'll search for that document again. He wasn't jealous of the Yorubas. |
Politics › Re: Why Did The British Favour The Fulani So Much by Yujin(m): 11:44am On Nov 19, 2019 |
7lives: Forgive Zik, Zik had a dream of a great Nigeria, he wants to rule, to bring this dream to reality. He didn't know that dreams sometimes die first,, this is Africa white men may have lumped us together, can our minds and thinking be equally lumped together?, this is where Zik got it all wrong and why Yorubas will always see him as a sell out. Since Abraham Adesanya, Yorubas have resolved to only carry only Yoruba loads and nothing more. I share your opinion on Zik. He was sincerely wrong. It was quite unfortunate. |
Politics › Re: Remembering Biafra In Border Closure by Yujin(m): 11:26am On Nov 19, 2019 |
joeyfire: Unless I am lacking knowledge on this subject, this is a fallacy. Total hogwash. It will be correct if he had written: "our founding fathers allowed the north to have more federal seat than the south". That not withstanding, the guy you quoted is a rabid Igbo hater. |
Politics › Re: Remembering Biafra In Border Closure by Yujin(m): 11:20am On Nov 19, 2019 |
MetaPhysical: Shut up and park for side abeg! Nigeria was very gracious allowing you to continue to rampage around shouting Biafra and disturbing everyone. If the right thing had been done to begin with none of you will see Biafra as a right or privilege. This new generation has high intolerance for Biafra.......we are not the generation of 60s that was timid and needed international approval, we are not concerned about an international disapproval one bit. We will flout all the conventions of international treaties to see that Biafra remain defunct. This is not hatred, it is political reality.
If you must actualize Biafra there are things you must first do. Recall all your traders spread around Nigeria to return to Iboland. Recall all your officials serving in Nigerian Government to return home. Then conduct a referendum and negotiate your separation from Nigeria. As long your brothers remain in other regions earning their livelihood then stop endangering their lives. Lol. You think we're scared of riffraffs like you? We're just gradually building up to square it with devils like you. Your main backbone is about brexit and breakit. Then, we will know your true capability. My brothers will remain wherever they see fit and there's nothing scallywags like you will do. If you have any influence, why don't you flout the international treaties and do your worst now? You must think you're dealing with some kind of inconsequentials. You amuse me. We are protesting and will continue to do so. Do your worse. Lol @ Nigeria being gracious. Any reasonable person will see that you're evil personified for saying this. Hate Igbos as much as you want, but we will outlive you and your likes. Awolowo was exactly like you and he died unfulfilled despite all his cunning lifestyle. May you choke on your hatred. |
Politics › Re: Remembering Biafra In Border Closure by Yujin(m): 5:36am On Nov 19, 2019 |
MetaPhysical: This discussion is not about robbing passengers in motor park, so I do not expect an Onitsha bridge head tout will have anything of flavor to add.  See the criminal calling someone else a tout! Why waste my precious flavour on a stinking shithole? Lol. Your hatred will swallow you soon. Continue to deceive yourselves on this thread because discerning fellows can see it for what it really is. Loser! |
Politics › Re: Remembering Biafra In Border Closure by Yujin(m): 5:28am On Nov 19, 2019*. Modified: 5:50am On Nov 19, 2019 |
UdechiHD: I give no attention to IPOB illiterates hustling oversea. Touts who want to destroy our people. Today Biafra, tomorrow PDP. You lots either stand for something or get lost. Lol. We've always made our mission known to everyone. It's paid goons like you that I pity. After giving you peanuts to sell your soul, they will still demand of you your poor blood. Your situation is pitiful, impostor. |
Politics › Re: Remembering Biafra In Border Closure by Yujin(m): 8:02am On Nov 18, 2019 |
Lol @ metaphysical- the hatred fellow from the wasteland and UdechiHD- the impostor from same location. You guys are only amusing yourselves. Your Nigeria is dying soon and there's nothing you can do about it. Igbos and other like minded nationalities will pursue Biafra or any other country that's more promising than the shithole. We neither need your approval nor support to actualize it. |
Crime › Re: When Sanity, Logic And Common Sense Come Under Attack by Yujin(m): 4:16pm On Nov 17, 2019 |
Mightyhaiz: SB is high on drugs,rams into you as you are going about your days struggles.. U manage to prop yourself up ,mentally going through your body if u having any serious damage,grappling with the rage of being hit by a reckless rider... Now you are expected to go lift the stoned rider up and fuss over him in spite of yoursef.. Na wa for una o..even at dat,Must u be d one to lift him?are there no passersby around?
Even tho I don't like this op..I still will not support rubbish of this proportion against her' I wonder o my brother. See how human being dey reason! Somebody was knocked down and luckily escaped any serious injury but was grappling with pain and shock but he's still insisting she should have gone over to check on the bike man. Even if the bike man is my own blood, I won't be as insensitive as asking her to go check on him after she was knocked down. Na wa o. |
Crime › Re: When Sanity, Logic And Common Sense Come Under Attack by Yujin(m): 1:52pm On Nov 17, 2019 |
I believe the OP has gone through all the pages to see the type of ridiculous questions thrown at her. This is the type of treatment a particular people have been forced to endure in this evil contraption. |
Crime › Re: When Sanity, Logic And Common Sense Come Under Attack by Yujin(m): 1:48pm On Nov 17, 2019 |
Hofbrauhaus: Yup. I am. What if the bikeMan had died? We don't have conscience in this world at all.. Do you realize she was in shock? She wasn't a passerby; she was a victim. How do you guys reason sef? |
Crime › Re: When Sanity, Logic And Common Sense Come Under Attack by Yujin(m): 1:38pm On Nov 17, 2019 |
Ishilove: An industry colleague told me that such rubbish could never have happened in other areas of Apapa dominated by South-Westerners. He said when they start misbehaving, "those Yoruba boys will start reformatting their brains with slaps". End quote. Another said in places like computer village, they Easterners would have beaten them to a pulp if they pulled that kind of idiocy on an innocent person.
One Nigeria is a mirage, and it's going to get worse. Sorry about your experience. Nne, things happen to us so we can learn from it. Many instances like this have happened to others especially Easterners in the north and they were blamed for it. Many Westerners will join to accuse these eastern victims of being the cause of the problem. I believe now you know better not to quickly judge any of such events until you get the full story. As for Nigeria, the reality will gradually dawn on everyone soon. The catastrophe coming is very huge Africa will suffer tremendously from it unless Southern Nigeria work together with the middle belt to ACTIVELY reclaim the power from these merchants of death from the sahel. If we only fight from defensive position, Africa will suffer. Finally, for those joining the oppressors against Biafra, it will gradually dawn on you. |
Crime › Re: When Sanity, Logic And Common Sense Come Under Attack by Yujin(m): 1:18pm On Nov 17, 2019 |
Hofbrauhaus: I hope i understood you well...Somebody hit you and lay unconscious on the ground and you left him there? You didn't even go to check on him to confirm if he is dead or dying? Did he hit you on purpose? No, it was an accident. A good Christian would have at least checked on him. Lol. Nothing wey man no go see. Are you serious? |
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Politics › Re: Nigerians Takes To Twitter To React Bitterly Over National Blackout by Yujin(m): 9:17am On Nov 10, 2019 |
fykes: D guy is actually right, revolutions do not have identifiable leaders until it reaches an advanced stage or theres need for negotiations. Sowore must have meant a protest, because revolutions are never pre-planned in d manner he went about it, even promoting it online. Becos of the current demography in Nigeria, a successful revolution can only start from the north and it can only lead to a break up of the country or a new constitution as a change of government will not be attainable nor solve nothing. George Orwell must have had us in mind when he wrote ANIMALS FARM Lol. Chai! So the north is everything in Nigeria now? They decide if you live, breath or develop? Wow. I've always said it that it's a curse to be with a people who always find reasons why something laudable will never succeed. God forbid bad thing. |
Politics › Re: Nigerians Takes To Twitter To React Bitterly Over National Blackout by Yujin(m): 9:13am On Nov 10, 2019 |
truthfulparrot: 'Sowore do not need to lead any revolution. It will be spontaneous when human suffering gets to the breaking point. The government will be caught unaware as the almajiris in the North will start the revolution. Lol. Cowards are waiting for primitive almajiris to start revolution for them while they couldn't back the educated Sowore. Hahahaha... una never see anything. |
Politics › Re: You Cant’s Force Us To Donate Land To Herdsmen by Yujin(m): 8:24am On Nov 10, 2019 |
Clint02: But seriously looking at it from an angle, isn't it better to provide lands for these people than having them graze anywhere they like and still kill people? Unless these governors want them out of their states completely, I think this RUGA is not bad... Wow! So Nigerians can yield to threats? We're watching closely. |
Politics › Re: You Cant’s Force Us To Donate Land To Herdsmen by Yujin(m): 8:20am On Nov 10, 2019 |
I admire the way the fulanis are so bold to threaten all those who helped to enthrone them in the political atmosphere of Nigeria. Let's see those with balls and those without despite the fact that fulanis are a minority group. Shame! |
Politics › Re: Tiv And Ibibio Are The Joint 4th Most Populous Ethnic Groups In Nigeria by Yujin(m): 7:00am On Nov 09, 2019 |
MelesZenawi: If you're looking for relevance don't seek that through me. You face him and discuss whatever trash you discussing with him...Ozu.
I don't have time for every nonsense. Lol. Contrary to your expectation, I'll always remain vigilante to smoke out snakes like you. You have failed and will continue to fail. I don't seek relevance because I'm already relevant. My words carry weight because they're full of life. Mr. Impostor, know that the end of your people's oppression is near. Nothing you do will stop it. Death to this evil contraption. |
Politics › Re: Why Ikales, Ondos Normally Called Peoples From Oyo /osun Ko Lo Lo? by Yujin(m): 6:33am On Nov 09, 2019 |
kibraaminase: I grown up in Ondo State precisely Ore in Odigbo L/G.Throughout my staying there, whenever they Ikales or Ondo wanted to call to peoples from Oyo or Osun they'll call them Ko lo lo(tan ba ti ni ko lo,ko lo lo)I thought this is how they derified the word.Sometimes I felt embarrassed because we from Oyo/Osun sees them as the one to be called instead, we spoke Yoruba Language that is more clearer than that of them.They're to be called that particular name because their own version of Yoruba is not clear like ours.Then why we? I'll like to know this too. When I visited Ikaleland, I was told by an individual that they don't speak Yoruba here, that they speak Ikale. Well, they are Yorubas to me despite the dialectical differences. I don't know if Ikale people travel far like other Yoruba groups because if they do, then such mindset will gradually fade away. Osun people dominate Ore I can attest to this. |
Politics › Re: Tiv And Ibibio Are The Joint 4th Most Populous Ethnic Groups In Nigeria by Yujin(m): 6:19am On Nov 09, 2019 |
Nowenuse: Fulani herdsmen are the only people who knows your terrain as well as you do, because they live in your forests!
Our people live in very small farm settlements. With urbanization, the youths and younger people have left to towns and cities for opportunities, leaving mostly old women and children in these farm settlements.
You will see a small farm village of only like 200 old women and children. Hundreds of heavily armed fulani herdsmen from the forests will attack it and before the youths from the neighbouring town will mobilize and come, they have fled deep into the forests of another state or another tribe. These people control the military and use the military to disarm the youths whenever they want to carry out a heavy planned attack into those fulani hideouts.
Is a war fought this way? In the case of a full blown war, all fulanis would be smoked and rooted out from the forests within the first few days. No federal army to come to their rescue.
Beroms and fulanis no longer have attacks again like before because Fulanis have now been eradicated from Berom lands. You don't find them anywhere. No mosque or muslims in any part of Berom land anymore. There are some roads that muslims don't even pass sometimes. So, the fulani attacks on my Berom brothers have even made them stronger. Unlike other tribes where there are Hausas & fulanis all over their towns & villages. The impostor you quoted is a fulani man. Don't be deceived by the Igbo he types. He tries to appear defending Igbos to fool people here but his aim is to divide Igbos and cause confusion in Southern Nigeria. Everything he's doing here is with a strong intent. Read between the lines. All his actions are consistent with that of a politically inclined fulani. His moniker is MelesZenawi and his other handles are Julius Malema, Osagie88 and more I can't remember now. He's not Igbo. |
Politics › Re: Tiv And Ibibio Are The Joint 4th Most Populous Ethnic Groups In Nigeria by Yujin(m): 8:40pm On Nov 08, 2019 |
Nowenuse: You are not an IPob, well form your own group so that the world knows who you are, let's see how many followers you get. I may not like everything that Nnamdi Kanu is doing, but I support him passively. I have a soft spot for him and possibly in the future, my passive support may change to a very active one. If I can't join him, I will create mine and probably partner with him since we have similar interests.
People like you can never be successful leaders of a country because you will just lead your people to early destruction.
I am not in anyway begging Igbos for an alliance or wish Igbos begged anyone for an alliance.
However, common sense should tell us, as well as history has showed us that even the worst enemies become allies when their interests are alligned.
The West saw to the dissolution and destruction of the Ottoman empire, but for many decades and till today, Turkey and the West have become best of friends. Why? Because of Russia. They have a common threat in Russia.
USA nuked hundreds of thousands of Japanese to death, but today Japan & USA are lovers. Why? A common threat in China.
Islamic terrorism sponsoring PAKISTAN and muslim persecuting CHINA today are bedfellows. Why? A common threat in India.
Only emotional sissies think they cannot work with people who have similar interests with them because these people have hurt them in the past. Leaders of nations do not think in this petty manner.
One thing I have noticed about many Igbos is that some of you are not practical. You are too emotional. You allow emotions lead you more than practicality.
Fulanis know that on their own they cannot dominate Nigeria, this was why they latched on Hausas in a form of symbiotic relationship. Most of us think it is a purely parasitic relationship which the fulanis are the sole beneficiaries, but it is actually a symbiotic one.
With the Hausas, the Hausa-fulani alliance now comands like 30% of Nigeria. They know it still isn't enough, hence they use Islam and regionalism and with this they almost command 50% or more of Nigeria.
Even at this, they know it still isn't enough and this is why they are always looking for allies in the south and will do everything to make sure the Yorubas & Igbos never unite.
I often wondered how come we never hear anything like Hausa women association, Fulani traders group, Hausa students association or Hausa national group. It is always we AREWA or we NORTH or we MUSLIMS. Whenever these people talk or do things, they never mention their ethnic groups. It is always a regional or religious identity that groups many people together.
Kanuris use to hate and disagree with Hausa-fulani right from history where they defeated Danfodio, but today, even they have been absorbed into the we AREWA or we MUSLIMS identity.
This is the way these people get their power. It is not magic or science fiction.
World politics from all the continents has shown us that a group of people (minority) in a country who are just 10- 20% of the country can make all the noise they want, but they will forever remain suppressed and even silenced in some cases unless if they have a stronger neighbour or international power backing them.
Igbos on their own are just around 20% of Nigeria. This is why I just look and shake my head when some of them threaten to pull down Nigeria and get Biafra with so much hopes, telling you that Biafra is coming tomorrow . Without any other allies in the country, without a supporting neighbouring country and without an international superpower. Without even the political power of your region. Only God knows how they intend to do that. Some think it will happen by reaching out to the UN. When some countries in charge of the UN have their own minorities they suppress & silence to keep their countries one.
Had it been Igbo land was even like the SS that has a very large coastline and difficult terrain (swampy creeks & islands), or like the Middlebelt with very large swathes of lands with difficult terrain (mountains), it could have been very advantageous to you guys if you declare war on Nigeria. Igbo land on the other hand is a very small and landlocked region where almost all the towns are connected and can easily be rounded up within a short period.
Even when the agitating minority of a country are up to 30% of the country, they can still be suppressed. However, when it gets to 40 or 50% it becomes a very big problem. How does one nation suppress half of it's population succesfully?
I have seen that Nigeria the way it is, it is not favorable for my people and if things continue this way, we may also tow the part of seccession. On our own, this would be very impossible. Hence we will look for allies within and outside Nigeria and try to take charge of the politics in our region. Very simple solution. Not by being unnecessarily emotional.
We have our landmass to use to our advantage, but we do not have access to the sea and this is one thing that will kill us easily, unless Cameroon is fully by our side. This is why we must seek alliance with the SS & SE if we must ever achieve our aims.
Igbos on your own you can never shake or even scratch Nigeria one bit. You can only make noise. And with the way things are going sef, that ability to make noise within Nigeria could be taken away.
Yorubas have found love with the core-north and not until there is a bitter divorce, they will never make a move of self assertion. The only possible allies of Igbos within Nigeria are the Niger-deltans & middlebelters/christian northernerns. Politically, the 3 of us have been voting in one direction for the last couple of years. We all have bad relationship with the core-north. We are mostly christians. We ourselves, we are not the best of friends, we have our differences with each other, but if we have common interests, there is every gain in exploring this, instead of us to keep dwelling on bitter pasts while the caliphate grows every day in population. Very soon, with our lower birthrates and emigration, the caliphate will grow so large in population that with our without anybody else, they will win elections and nothing will happen.
Then, all this yanga we are making now of who to vote and who not to vote, who to like and who to dislike will be gone.
My advice to you Pazienza is not to be an agent to aid the final destruction of your people. Common sense is not always common. Igbos and other people must not be soulmates for them to work together. As long as they have common interests, they can work together.
John Danfulani, a renowned leader of Southern Kaduna people went to Nnamdi Kanu 2 years ago to say his people will join Biafra. Kanu accepted him. There are 5 million indigenes of Southern Kaduna and none of them came out to criticize or antagonize John Danfulani.
If all middlebelt tribes or even only the christian ones unite for a cause behind Biafra or seccession with another name, most Niger deltans will join the cause too, cause their fears of an Igbo dominated Biafra will fly out the window.
Now, the combination of a middlebelt with large landmass, a Niger delta with large coastline/sea access and SE with large population and individual capital. Nigeria can never stop such a movement. It would be impossible. Don't be an obstacle to such a union, because with the way things are going in Nigeria, it will happen very soon.
Cc Yujin, oilPUSSY, selemempe, gidygiddy 99% correct. Pazienza didn't see it from this angle. The enemy of my enemy is my friend. I believe he will soon realize the truth in what you wrote here. Time is running and only the caliphate is gaining at the moment. All others are either sustaining the little strength they have or are losing it. Do you know what happened in Jos a couple of years ago? A popular and well respected clergy allowed emotions to becloud his judgement and he created a problem that almost divided Christians. Fortunately, he realised it on time and he returned and fell on his knees with teary eyes before the congregation to ask for forgiveness. He was forgiven and the relationship became stronger. Pazienza doesn't know about this. Many things informed my outlook about things in Nigeria. Survival first before ego. |
Politics › Re: Tiv And Ibibio Are The Joint 4th Most Populous Ethnic Groups In Nigeria by Yujin(m): 8:19pm On Nov 08, 2019 |
Astark: says someone from a tribe with less than 10,000 population.isn't Pyam your ethnic group again?.
Infact add all plateau tribes together and they are not more developed than the Benin's. His identity is not the argument here. Face him with superior points. Trying to clutch at straws. |
Politics › Re: Tiv And Ibibio Are The Joint 4th Most Populous Ethnic Groups In Nigeria by Yujin(m): 7:55pm On Nov 08, 2019 |
MelesZenawi: The states of returnees are – Abia – 7, Anambra 13, Benue 1, Delta 15, Ebonyi 2, Edo 13, Ekiti 6 and Enugu 7. Others are Imo 28, Kogi 1, Kwara 3, Lagos 7, Ogun 30, Osun 6, Ondo 6 and Oyo 23.
SW=78 + kwara =81 SE= 51
How are these equal numbers.
You guys will never change
https://thenationonlineng.net/ogun-tops-list-of-south-african-returnees/
This first list was the reason abike Dabiri refuses to release the second list because Yorubas are much even in the second list.
Had it been Igbos was much she will rush to release the list and even give press Statement. LWKMD  . First time I'll approve of Mr. Impostor's comment. |
Politics › Re: Tiv And Ibibio Are The Joint 4th Most Populous Ethnic Groups In Nigeria by Yujin(m): 7:50pm On Nov 08, 2019 |
Iamgrey5: It's strange for people to understand our nature.
Yorubas wouldn't ever drag any land with anyone outside Yoruba land, hence it's a bit strange when we find others (mainly igbos) extremely comfortable calling our land no man's land.
In south Africa, all those that have been killed according to records are igbos but an equal numbers of Yorubas and igbos repratriated because Yorubas will never drag any land that they believe doesn't necessarily belong to them.
Simply put, we leave where we are not wanted.
However, in Nigerian history when it comes to fighting for our right in our land, we have never shown any sign of cowardness. Lol. That's not the truth. So, do you mean Igbos are dragging lands that doesn't belong to them? See, you must learn to accept the truth and work on how to correct unpleasant histories. Yorubas failed to defend the territories they rightly owned after they bought the lands. That was cowardice. Nassarawa Gwong isn't Hausaland either but the Hausas displaced the Yorubas there. Igbos know very well to defend their sweat when it is possible to defend. Spare us the sermon. |
Politics › Re: Tiv And Ibibio Are The Joint 4th Most Populous Ethnic Groups In Nigeria by Yujin(m): 7:40pm On Nov 08, 2019 |
Nowenuse: Very soon, yorubas and Igbos on this thread will combine to eat me raw 
I think the only time I remember calling Yorubas cowards is in the case of Jos crisis. Of course, it was the truth. Yorubas never defend themselves against Hausa-fulanis in the north, but Igbos do.
Nasarawa Gong area of Jos has been settled by Yorubas since precolonial times. That was the land the British gave to Yoruba tin mining workers. Yorubas easily lost this place to Hausas in the Jos crisis without a showdown.
Look at Sabongari in Kano. It is the safe haven for non indigenes in Kano city. It happened because of the Igbos. Hausa muslims cannot invade that place no matter what happens. There was an area that used to be dominated by Yorubas in Kano (I've forgotten the name). That area was almost wiped out when Hausas attacked Yorubas in retaliation for the Shagamu crisis.
Can you explain this to me? No one can't eat you raw if you always hold on to facts well presented. I'm enjoying your responses to the Yoruba guys. They can't accept that lots of the lies they've been peddling has been busted. Carry go. I'll still respond to some of your comments. |
Politics › Re: Biafran Soldiers Killed Thousands: The Genocide In Calabar & More by Yujin(m): 9:14am On Nov 08, 2019 |
Lol. Look at trolls and impostors chatting with the aim to deceive innocent viewers by passing on a wrong directive. I won't waste my time on such a useless thread. I'll just clarify this for those who are out for the most plausible on Biafran emergence. Worst comes to worst, Biafra will be made up of Igboland only which is bigger than the five SE states. Nothing will stop that. Only deluded folks will be about Biafra being only the five SE states created by the same evil Nigerian government which wishes nothing good for my people. As for the southern minorities, they will have three options with two being most plausible which are; either join Biafra or remain in Nigeria. Forming a Niger Delta country will be very difficult due the diverse histories they have which will be an obstacle to forming a common front. I say things the way I see them. All I wish for all is equity and justice. Finally, death to all enemies of Ndigbo and Biafra. |
Politics › Re: Picture Of When Biafran Soldiers Executed Nigerian Soldiers During The Civil War by Yujin(m): 6:49am On Nov 07, 2019 |
orisa37: Madness. Kanu should be arrested now and made to face Execution likewise. It's just hatred, hatred and more hatred. Did you even bother to read the comments of others to have a feel of the whole issue; whether it was true or not. It's just hatred and pure hatred against a people who have been treated unjustly. You will be at the receiving end some day. May no one feel your pains. May they upon your torture, lie and lay false accusations against you. |
Politics › Re: Ifeanyi Okowa Has The Opportunity To End This "Delta Igbo" Toga by Yujin(m): 7:41pm On Nov 06, 2019 |
Nowenuse: I really really admire your approach to issues. Nice. Thanks bro. I'm a very simple and straightforward person. I try to get to the root cause of an issue before debating it. If I don't know, I don't indulge. I'm also conciliatory for the sake of fairness. I believe in humanity before any other appendage or association. It's unfortunate that majority of the people of the world are selfish and all the other vices that characterize evil. Perhaps, it's the family from which I hail or maybe it was through the tutelage of the Bible that shapened my outlook to life. As for Nigeria, my present view is as a result of what I've read, seen and heard about her and the way my people have been and are still being treated. Otherwise, the potential of the contraption is without doubt very great. |
Politics › Re: Ifeanyi Okowa Has The Opportunity To End This "Delta Igbo" Toga by Yujin(m): 7:44am On Nov 06, 2019 |
Westtimeline: It would have been better if you had advice your brother to take the matter to your useless nairaland wannabe biafrasay. No one would have given a damn. This forum belongs to yoruba man, get that into your skull. Lol. This comment of mine really struck one of the busybodies. Having gone through your nairaland history, I can clearly see why you're pained. Well continue in your hatred against Igbos. It won't stop our match to freedom and then greatness. God will keep you alive to witness the emergence of Biafra, then you and your likes will remain as Nigerians with the demons from the sahel. I'll love to see your tears that time. |
Politics › Re: Ifeanyi Okowa Has The Opportunity To End This "Delta Igbo" Toga by Yujin(m): 11:32pm On Nov 05, 2019 |
Ikechunna: I told myself that I won't log onto this forum for awhile but seeing this topic, I just had to say something. What the hell is wrong with some of you SE Igbos? Like seriously wtf is wrong with some of you people. We classify ourselves as Delta igbo because Delta State isn't like SE where Igbos are majority of the tribes. It'll be stupid for an Anambra lgbo to mention their Anambra Igbo because Anambra is predominately igbo and majority of people identify Anambra as an igbo state. An igala from Anambra on the other will obviously mention their state as that indicates they aren't Igbo. Most Anioma that don't identify as igbo do not use the term Delta Igbo, that term is used by those of us that identify as Igbo. So in what way does saying we're delta Igbo seperate ourselves as igbo. I've come to the conclusion that this isn't our problem, this is SE problem. Una had a problem with the term Anioma and now Delta Igbo. You can call yourselves Wawa, Oniba or whatever name Anambra people call themselves but let anyone else call themselves a name and that's like war. This is una problem, not ours. I've finally realized that..Some of una have inferiority complex and project that inferiority complex on others. Okowa does not need to change anything rather you and those that think like you should work on yourself. Your inferiority complex is your problem, not ours. If you don't like the term Delta Igbo, get over it. The day I see una crying to Enugu people for calling themselves Wawa or Anambra for calling themselves imbalance or Omabala or whatever is the day I take una seriously. Nwayo Odogwu na Asaba  . |