Yyeske:
Fulani, face topic abeg

simple question you cannot answer, you dey confuse o

Yyeske:
I don't expect more than this from you, people of low intellect behave same way.
Instead of discussing the topic at hand, they'd rather walk around it and will finally expose their stupidity for the whole world to see

And so you have suddenly become an intellectual because you are not sucking kanu's preek today?

Yyeske:
What do you have to say about the OF and his write up

Quit been silly! You are the OP. If you want meaningful contributions here for your thread to make FP, the you must first denounce your claim of been Bill Gates and apologize to Peniscap

tomiwakeem:
simple question you cannot answer, you dey confuse o

I said I'm Fulani abi the grammar too hard for you to understand? Now face topic

HoluwarTohbar:
And so you have suddenly become an intellectual because you are not sucking kanu's preek today?

You are a known IPOB miscreant who hates Obiano and Buhari so I should be asking you that

AlNur:
One of the major problems militating against southern unity is the south-east and their victim mentality.

Why exactly should Southern Nigeria be united? For what reason?

Especially concerning the issue of who is Igbo.

It is a known fact that Nzeogwu led a coup termed "Igbo coup" whose results was untold hardship and a genocide upon people of majorly Igbo ancestry and generally, the old eastern region.

Stop spreading this false information. The coup that Nzeogwu led isnt what brought devastation to the Eastern Region.

However, my Igbo brothers who have found theirselves on the eastern borders of the Niger river wants to claim all the devastation to themselves.

They want us to say we didn't suffer also the destructions of lives and properties, just because some river acts as divide.

They're all too willing to talk about the marginalization they suffer because they "stood up against the Nigerian forces", conveniently forgetting officers and men from the west of the river Niger who led such resilience.

This is all nonesense. Western Igbos who fought on the side of Biafra such as colonel Achuzia, Colonel Ochei, Colonel Isichei, Colonel Chudi-Sokei, Major Keshi are all celebrated today by all Igbos. Colonel Achuzia used to Secretary -General of Ohaneze and the man is still a celebrity amongst all Igbos fue to his war exploits.

They don't talk about the Asaba massacre, it goes against their beliefs that they were the saviours who had to be hung on the cross.

In the most unruly and self serving manner, they want to tell you your own history and how saturated an Igbo you are.

Do you talk about the Onitsha massacre? Do you talk about the Awka massacre? They happend same as the Asaba massacre but people rarely talk about them. The Asaba massacre is even one of the most talked about.

They have arrogated to themselves "pure Igbo" and as the Jews did to the Samaritans, every other Igbo not domiciled in the south-east is an alloy.

Then when they realize that things have started favoring their "impure" brothers, they start fraternizing.

Your divide and rule tactics will not work. There is nothing like pure Igbo. Igbo is Igbo.

When Mike Okiro became IGP, they said, he wasn't "pure Igbo". Same was said for Ezeoba(chief of naval staff under Jonathan), currently also for our state minister for petroleum and then the CBN governor.

Blame those who created the nonsense called SE and SS that has polarised the Igbo nation. Also, blame ogba/Ndoni people of Rivers state, where Okiro comes from, who speak Igbo and have Igbo surnames but sometimes claim not to be Igbos. Some Ikwerres do the same.

What they fail to realize is that the same marginalization they moan about is what we face, even in greater proportions, but we graciously challenge them and have pockets of victories.

Politically, Igbos stand a higher chance with a candidate from the "non-core Igbo states", yet, our brothers would rather die in marginalization than watch any other "who didn't sacrifice during the war" ascend, answering Igbo.

They formulated and introduced the derogatory term "delta Igbo", (a very effective tool used in the continuing division encouraged by her enemies), just to be sanctimonious and reinforce the "purebreed" mentality.

How then do we blame those who have grown up to believe they aren't Igbos, even though they bear Igbo names and practice Igbo traditions.

Let's get over the past and come together and forge a better future, for as a saying goes "united we stand, divided we fall".

Umuigbo, Igbo wu ofu!

N.D.I

Have you people ever had a rally to tell Nigerians that you are Igbo and dont want to be called Delta Igbo? If you ask Ifeanyi Okowa if he is Igbo, what will he say?

You people want to put one leg in the SE and the other in the SS.

Tomorow, Lauretta Onochie will come to tell the world she is Anioma and not Igbo.

Mtcheeew

HoluwarTohbar:
Quit been silly! You are the OP. If you want meaningful contributions here for your thread to make FP, the you must first denounce your claim of been Bill Gates and apologize to Peniscap

I am Donald Trump, come and beat me na.
Face topic

Ermacc:
This is grossly incorrect, when we say Igbo, we are referring to all the states in the southeast ( Anambra, Abia, Enugu, Imo, Ebonyi) and a little part of delta and rivers states. Stop regarding south southern states as non pure igbo, there are not igbo at all.

What in the world is South Southern LOL....

That is the propaganda you all used for years, but fortunately it broke in 2015. Look up Liyel Imoke, the former governor of Cross River and tell me if he himself, is not Igbo....

The Easterners/Biafrans are no longer waiting for useless "Igbo" leaders like Okorocha or Umahi to do what they are going to be doing for themselves, and Im happy we have woken up collectively to the deceit of Fulani and their Yoruba junior partners

gidgiddy, you made some good points there, first time on nairaland.

TheKingdom:


What in the world is South Southern LOL....

That is the propaganda you all used for years, but fortunately it broke in 2015. Look up Liyel Imoke, the former governor of Cross River and tell me if he himself, is not Igbo....

The Easterners/Biafrans are no longer waiting for useless "Igbo" leaders like Okorocha or Umahi to do what they are going to be doing for themselves, and Im happy we have woken up collectively to the deceit of Fulani and their Yoruba junior partners

Liyel Imoke is Igbo? I thought it was the wife that is Igbo, just asking please because I could be wrong.

Igbos, West of the Niger, and even Igbo Rivers are uniting with their kit and Kin East of the Niger. This article is pointless. Igbo is Igbo, nomatter the geo-political/geographical location. Igbo bu otu.

Ok

HoluwarTohbar:
Quit been silly! You are the OP. If you want meaningful contributions here for your thread to make FP, the you must first denounce your claim of been Bill Gates and apologize to Peniscap

God bless u my dear for this comment
Allow him to wallow in ignorance

PenlsCaP:


God bless u my dear for this comment
Allow him to wallow in ignorance

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Yyeske:
Was the word Fulani mentioned in the write up?

Why are you in defence of fulani,are you a fulani?

Ojiofor:
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Why are you in defence of fulani,are you a fulani?

Yes, fact topic

Yyeske:
Yes, fact topic

Wetin concern you with the topic Yyeske?

You no dey sleep,you dey awake dey reply post this night like winch .

AlNur:

Let's get over the past and come together and forge a better future, for as a saying goes "united we stand, divided we fall".
Umuigbo, Igbo wu ofu!
N.D.I

I completely understand the issue of identity crisis in certain parts of Igboland (that is, Anioma and Ikwerre areas). I humbly say that Igbo leaders from the Eastern side of Igboland have contributed more to this identity crisis because there have been so many clear opportunities which they could have utilized to bring Anioma and Ikwerre areas back into the larger Igbo fold, but they (the Eastern leaders) allowed those opportunities to slip away by giving baseless and senseless excuses.

Psychology is a powerful thing that can turn your mindset positively or negatively. The fundamental cause of the identity crisis in the Anioma and Ikwerre areas of Igboland is the psychology of geo-political alienation from the larger Igbo populace. The colonial masters and subsequent Nigerian military rulers created this geo-political confusion by portioning Igboland into different regions. I am not going to prolong this explanation. Rather, I am here to bring a vivid solution and a positive change. This was the same thing Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe talked about in 1949 when he said that all parts of Igboland should be in the same region. So, the task facing Igbo leadership is to identify all Igbo villages, organize re-orientation meetings and Igbo Unity Conference, declare that all parts of Igboland must be merged together in one geo-political region, and work seriously to achieve the goal. Once this is achieved, the identity crisis is fundamentally eradicated.

https://www.nairaland.com/3350670/igbo-vs-delta-igbo-what-guy/39#49762129

Ojiofor:


Wetin concern you with the topic Yyeske?

You no dey sleep,you dey awake dey reply post this night like winch .

Why you reply me by that time abi you be winch too?

Donarozzi:


I completely understand the issue of identity crisis in certain parts of Igboland (that is, Anioma and Ikwerre areas). I humbly say that Igbo leaders from the Eastern side of Igboland have contributed more to this identity crisis because there have been so many clear opportunities which they could have utilized to bring Anioma and Ikwerre areas back into the larger Igbo fold, but they (the Eastern leaders) allowed those opportunities to slip away by giving baseless and senseless excuses.

Psychology is a powerful thing that can turn your mindset positively or negatively. The fundamental cause of the identity crisis in the Anioma and Ikwerre areas of Igboland is the psychology of geo-political alienation from the larger Igbo populace. The colonial masters and subsequent Nigerian military rulers created this geo-political confusion by portioning Igboland into different regions. I am not going to prolong this explanation. Rather, I am here to bring a vivid solution and a positive change. This was the same thing Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe talked about in 1949 when he said that all parts of Igboland should be in the same region. So, the task facing Igbo leadership is to identify all Igbo villages, organize re-orientation meetings and Igbo Unity Conference, declare that all parts of Igboland must be merged together in one geo-political region, and work seriously to achieve the goal. Once this is achieved, the identity crisis is fundamentally eradicated.

https://www.nairaland.com/3350670/igbo-vs-delta-igbo-what-guy/39#49762129

You have said it all sir, nothing more to add

I can't believe people are paying mind at this obvious divide and rule attempt. Heck the op have been on this type of topic for a reason. Check all his other tpics

Anyway, I'm just glad not that many igbo paid mind to this junk

Yyeske:
Why you reply me by that time abi you be winch too?

There is night life in Ouagadougou unlike Osogbo where there is no light.

I've literally never seen a confirmed Igbo poster who's claimed that the Western Igbos didn't face any hardships during the war. The op has pulled that idea from the sky.

Fake Igbo posters like Yyseke don't count btw .

Ojiofor:


Wetin concern you with the topic Yyeske?

You no dey sleep,you dey awake dey reply post this night like winch .

That's not an Igbo man.

Ngozi123:


That's not an Igbo man.

I know he is not.

wen will dis guy write something good about Igbos. pls na show us.

AlNur:
One of the major problems militating against southern unity is the south-east and their victim mentality.

Especially concerning the issue of who is Igbo.

It is a known fact that Nzeogwu led a coup termed "Igbo coup" whose results was untold hardship and a genocide upon people of majorly Igbo ancestry and generally, the old eastern region.

However, my Igbo brothers who have found theirselves on the eastern borders of the Niger river wants to claim all the devastation to themselves.

They want us to say we didn't suffer also the destructions of lives and properties, just because some river acts as divide.

They're all too willing to talk about the marginalization they suffer because they "stood up against the Nigerian forces", conveniently forgetting officers and men from the west of the river Niger who led such resilience.

They don't talk about the Asaba massacre, it goes against their beliefs that they were the saviours who had to be hung on the cross.

In the most unruly and self serving manner, they want to tell you your own history and how saturated an Igbo you are.

They have arrogated to themselves "pure Igbo" and as the Jews did to the Samaritans, every other Igbo not domiciled in the south-east is an alloy.

Then when they realize that things have started favoring their "impure" brothers, they start fraternizing.

When Mike Okiro became IGP, they said, he wasn't "pure Igbo". Same was said for Ezeoba(chief of naval staff under Jonathan), currently also for our state minister for petroleum and then the CBN governor.

What they fail to realize is that the same marginalization they moan about is what we face, even in greater proportions, but we graciously challenge them and have pockets of victories.

Politically, Igbos stand a higher chance with a candidate from the "non-core Igbo states", yet, our brothers would rather die in marginalization than watch any other "who didn't sacrifice during the war" ascend, answering Igbo.

They formulated and introduced the derogatory term "delta Igbo", (a very effective tool used in the continuing division encouraged by her enemies), just to be sanctimonious and reinforce the "purebreed" mentality.

How then do we blame those who have grown up to believe they aren't Igbos, even though they bear Igbo names and practice Igbo traditions.

Let's get over the past and come together and forge a better future, for as a saying goes "united we stand, divided we fall".

Umuigbo, Igbo wu ofu!

N.D.I

Sir, just yesterday I asked somebody where he was from and the reply was that he is from Asaba. I told him he was Igbo then but he claimed Delta instead. I reminded him that Delta was a State and not a tribe. He went on and on trying to emphasize the demarcation between Igbos and 'Delta Igbos'. I have heard this over and over both from Igbos from the East of the Niger, Igbos from the west as well as non Igbos. IMO, it has nothing to do with some of the reasons you gave. Igbos from Delta and Rivers States are simply being wrongly socialized and most have sorry to say, identity problems. I also believe that the Igbos outside Southeast deny their Igboness in order not to be discriminated against. For instance, some Lagos Landlords bluntly do not want Igbo tenants. So claiming to be Delta or Rivers is to them a better bargain. All the same, other Nigerians see all Igbos as the same. Igbo but ofu.

Na dem waka waka pass and na them cry secession pass.. They always run away from their enclave to other fertile lands for better life.

Let's see what will happen if the country splits. Whether you lots will sit your ugly asses down in other regions and be inconveniencing them.

Alariiwo:
Na dem waka waka pass and na them cry secession pass.. They always run away from their enclave to other fertile lands for better life.

Let's see what will happen if the co untry splits. Whether you lots will sit your ugly asses down in other regions and be inconveniencing them.

hunger awaits southwest should happen look inward Yoruba nation enjoys Nigeria more than any tribe in Nigeria should this country divide majority of what comes in through Lagos shifts to south south I need not remind you of the effect dear Yoruba daily prayer should be lord! keep this. country intact

The person who wrote this twaddle is an idi0t.

They are not the problem but the solution to freedom

No freedom

No Prosperity

No Growth

No Advancement

How many Govts Outside SE & SS are patronizing INNOSON MOTORS

Ans: NONE

So Be Wise