ilugunboy:


Hhehehehehehehehehehe.....so you think in your wildest imagination Ibos can attempt to commit suicide in Lagos.....?


You have not less than 3 states to cross before you reach a comfort and safe zone...before that you have a large swathe of very unfriendly people...

Like Fashola said....use your common sense....not your emotion....don't go into avoidable calamity one more time...

NO LONG TIN: Well, I can only blame the person that made Lagos the (former) capital of Nigeria.

If not of the Oil money way dem use deveop Lagos, wetin I go dey find 4 there. Why Ogun, Oyo etc NO deport Igbos?? Who wan go there sef??


If Onitsha was the former capial, imgine how e go b, because even nw them they try. Yoruba ppl 4 full there tooo


Fashola shld remember that it was our Oil dem 'steal' use develop Lagos if not na water 4 full the place

I've always said that Abuja and Lagos IS not a Yoruba or Hausa state because they were/are former and curent Capital of Nigeria.

Most of the tins we see here are federal roads.... All bridges in Lagos are federal roads to start with

To know how successful Lagos 4 b without our oil money(state capital) look @ Oyo, Osun etc

ilugunboy:


Hhehehehehehehehehehe.....so you think in your wildest imagination Ibos can attempt to commit suicide in Lagos.....?


You have not less than 3 states to cross before you reach a comfort and safe zone...before that you have a large swathe of very unfriendly people...

Like Fashola said....use your common sense....not your emotion....don't go into avoidable calamity one more time...

proO1: Unfortunately, the governor's senseless response - laced with indifferent emptiness and veiled threats - confirms the worst fears of conscientious Nigerians: Nigeria's days as one country are numbered. The Americans predicted that this contraption of a country would fall apart by 2015. The signs are ominous, and it increasingly seems like a prophesy that will come to pass.

Note that none of Yoruba voices of reason - including the so-called enlightened Yoruba lawyers, civil society 'activists' and the intelligentsia that like to make noise in the media about political issues, constitutionalism, and democratic challenges is talking about the LEGALITY AND CONSTITUTIONALITY of this terrible action. There seems to be not merely a conspiracy of silence, but even more disturbing, a conspiracy of lies.

I have followed this issue with keen interest, and I have noticed that every activist, lawyer and social commentator unequivocally condemns the LASG's acrion - except those of Yoruba extraction, who greasily talk about how it is necessary to contain 'nuisance' in Lagos and whatnot, meaning that Igbo people are the chief nuisance in Lagos, or worse, that it is OK to contain 'nuisance' by flouting the constitution and perpetrating blatant illegalities.

Yoruba commentators all seem complicit in this divisive scheme - conveniently ignoring the CLEAR legal and constitutional essence of the argument, and choosing to latch on to baseless and subjective justifications. This is a highly unfortunate development that tells us how impossible it is to maintain Nigeria's unity, since people are so willing to sacrifice truth on the altar of tribal prejudices and hatred.

plaindealer:

They learn the hard way and this is the story of their life..

EUROBOMBER:

We can overrun Lagos when the time comes. Let the time come and we shall see!

ilugunboy:

I pray the time comes more tan you think...

EUROBOMBER:

AMEN!!!!!!! I WILL DROP ON MY KNEES AND FAST TO FAST-FORWARD IT!!!!!!!

Prof Corruption:

It's good. We want more of it. Make sure you develop all western states and all northern states but leave the East for erosion to swallow. When you are done, not just clap for yourselves but also declare yourselves as the most intelligent humans ever graced the earth.

Fooools.

slimmy05: you're just an uninformed skunk and who told you history has it that Lagos is a yoruba land. Who are the first settlers in Lagos? And "Eko", "idumota" a yoruba name? Let me school you a little cos am the principal of your school of thought, but you're derailing so fast, lagos was presided over by the Oba of Benin and benin were the first settlers in Lagos. And who the hell told you Fashola is a lagosian and Tinubu? Those guys aint Lagosians, they can't even trace their roots. Bunch of bastardsss who migrated from neighbouring states claiming lagosians.

Prof Corruption: Fasola is doing well. Haters should go to court or keep their mouth shut. I'm out.

slimmy05: you're just an uninformed skunk and who told you history has it that Lagos is a yoruba land. Who are the first settlers in Lagos? And "Eko", "idumota" a yoruba name? Let me school you a little cos am the principal of your school of thought, but you're derailing so fast, lagos was presided over by the Oba of Benin and benin were the first settlers in Lagos. And who the hell told you Fashola is a lagosian and Tinubu? Those guys aint Lagosians, they can't even trace their roots. Bunch of bastardsss who migrated from neighbouring states claiming lagosians.

collynzo2: Take away Lagos the former capital of Nigeria, no south west state can be compared to anywhere in the east. Many of you just sit in your armchair and type rubbish. Have you ever travelled?

collynzo2: Just like the ones we have on Nairaland......every yoruba man is now a Lagosian hahaha. Are they ashamed of their states, why is no one on nairaland from Kwara, Ekiti, Osun etc.?

Texas.Cowgirl:


Then why were Yorubas also deported in 2011?

Prof Corruption:

When you typed "compare", what exactly were you driving at? The GDP of the remaining five western states are higher than that of the East. Or you want to compare the migration rate to other regions for economic prosperity? Who migrates to the East? What's in the East that's attracting the rest of Nigerians?

Continue boasting of having the largest market in Africa. I dey laugh! When Nigeria unravels, you folks ll look for tears there ll be none.

ilugunboy:

Yes 'host state'....he is obviously and pointedly saying it to your face that you are strangers here in Lagos...

Prof Corruption:
When you typed "compare", what exactly were you driving at? The GDP of the remaining five western states are higher than that of the East. Or you want to compare the migration rate to other regions for economic prosperity? Who migrates to the East? What's in the East that's attracting the rest of Nigerians?

Continue boasting of having the largest market in Africa. I dey laugh! When Nigeria unravels, you folks ll look for tears there ll be none.

deeptesting: Truly speaking we all have a lot at stake as the Governor has said,though he knew this as a fact but failed to take it into consideration when making his decision. The polity is already heated up,hence,the more reason Fashola and his advisers should have followed the right procedure in sending the Igbos back to their village,imposing Babaloja or what on the Igbo traders,imposing a minor over her grandparents as the Iyoloja of Market association etc. Mr. Governor admitting your mistake does not necessarily mean you are given up,it means growing up...Please grow up.