NaijirianKing:


With a concentrated investment drive, Igbos could turn Onitsha into a major force to be reckoned with.

VAQAXY:



Onitsha is by far the best planned city in SE

VAQAXY:
Another beautiful city is Awka, but unfortunately the satellite images have not been updated. This 10 lanes GRA road linking Esther Obiakor has since 2yrs ago been completed but look at what I kept seeing on Google earth each time I search. All the satellite images posted here about Awka are invalid and not up to date.

NaijirianKing:


I wholeheartedly agree.

We need to take a step now to counter this and discourage such unions.

Just imagine the insult that Ikemba Ojukwu had to face in death. FFK came out to begin to brag about the conquests of his widow. Imagine the insult to Igbo people.

Bianca's image was permanently damaged by those allegations. But, the real insult was to Ikemba and Igbo men globally that he could defile such an icon.

knowledgeable:



Igbo elite and cultural leaders must approach the Yoruba Obas & cultural leaders and discuss some of these disturbing trends. The Yorubas must made to understand fully the negative cultural & social destructive effects this will bring to Yoruba society if they don't slow the monitization of beautifully endowed attributes of Igbo womenhood & the negative sexual connotations they attached to it. There are realities our SW brothers must be reminded of.

1). Igbos are also among the equals when it comes to access to social media, and will defeat them hands down when it comes to propaganda and etc.

2) Using the same social media, Igbo cultural.orgs can move against inter-marriages between Yoruba men and Igbo women citing all kinds of connotations both historical and contemporary.

3) This is the first time Nigeria Tribalistic stereotyping is being enthrone to the international audience through Yoruba leading acts in Afrobeats.

4) Igbos must not also fail to remind these ofenmmanus/afonjas that their obsessions/compulsions to Igbo women are statements on Yoruba womenhood period. Are they uglier than their Igbo counterpart?. Are they cheap and loose?. Are they the dirtiest in Nigeria etc?.

4) Yorubas must warn Naira Marley on his portraying of Igbo womenhood in his music. Trust me, Igbos will come up on top with any social media cultural war between Igbos & Yorubas.

NaijirianKing:


I'm sure you can agree with me that the level of overt sexuality directed at Igbo women by outside groups is on the steady increase.

And, if care is not taken, such energy can give our women a very bad name.

This energy is usually directed by one group in particular.

NaijirianKing:
On a cultural level.



Another troubling trend I'm noticing in music is when other ethnic groups over sexualize Igbo women in their music, such lines as "Amaka give me lovin", and a few other lines such as Wale rapping that "I fell in love with an Igbo, she said I'm a demon... now I'm in Enugu to get a new one", as if our sisters and mothers are merely objects to be replaced at will. Igbo artists never show such blatant disregard for the women of other groups. This trend is troubling to say the least

For example, on Netflix, many of the current Nollywood movies produced by Lagosian film makers carry this agenda. For example, the movie "Yoruba Demons", within the first 7 minutes features one of the "demons" using an Igbo woman merely as a concubine in a very explicit and disrespectful manner, but in Igbo produced movies, the reverse is never the case.

NaijirianKing:


Ukpala gbabara n'ikpo okuko na-ala ala
mmuo.


I believe that you can read, but I don't want to assume your level of intelligence. You seem a bit slower than the usual reader here, so I'll break it down for you.

The title of this forum is:
( The Pan Igbo Political and Economic Forum )

1. Pan Igbo means "all Igbo people"
2. Political means things that effect Igbo people politically
3. Economic means things that economically effect Igbo people
4. Forum means a place to post such


Please refrain from quoting me unless you have proven that you can read and comprehend the English language.

Much love, I hope this clears things up for you. Please let me know how I can be of further assistance to you.

na-abu a si nwata wuba ahu, o saba
afo ya.

MelesZenawi:



Young Man you are derailing this thread and we will help you destroy the thread if you don't limit your scope to the desired need of the thread.

Not interested in other trash you wrote up there.

pazienza:

Says an impostor.

MelesZenawi:
Enugu is getting there.

MelesZenawi:
[s]


Young Man you are derailing this thread and we will help you destroy the thread if you don't limit your scope to the desired need of the thread.

Not interested in other trash you wrote up there.[/s]

okpalaAnambra:
[s]
The fat female governor of Enugu state should have carried this back to his Islamic dominated region of Nsukka, why keep it in Enugu which is Nike/Nkanu land...cry cry governor[/s]

NaijirianKing:



I assume that you're from "that" side of the Niger River. First things first, this is a forum for Igbos, but I'll entertain you today.

There's a difference between hailing a woman for being a good wife, and generalizing a whole ethnic group's women as being mere concubines, as is the case with a certain demographic of musicians from Lagos who make lyrics overtly sexualizing Igbo women.

I believe you know the difference between extolling the virtues of a good wife, and generalizing a whole ethnic group as the concubines of choice.

Just be aware that Igbo men have taken note and we are moving things in motion to check this.

A ma ka mmiri si were baa n’opi ugboguru?

NaijirianKing:


This is all part of a concerted effort to further marginalize and malign the image of the Igbo Man.

The Igbo Man is a rare breed, fears no man, but devoutly respects Justice, Equity, and his Chi.

As such, attacks on the morality and virtue of his woman is a way to indirectly attack the Igbo Man, who is seen by his enemies as having little weaknesses.

So, by actively degrading the women of the group, those who despise the Igbo Man feel that they are launching blows against him, directly and indirectly.

At this point, Igbos have began to see the trend and this next decade will be very different as the Igbo Man doesn't take challenges lying down.

Naijirians number one target is not the Igbo people, but the Igbo Man.

nlPoster:


@ bolded

Yoruba women don't seem to be bothered countering these stereotypes regardless how many times you say them.

@ naira marley stuff, what exactly are you referring to, can you give better details.

horsepower102:


The bold is one of our biggest problems. We need to learn how to play standing on the fence and striking when the time is right like the yorubas have always done.

Anytime I hear southern unity from them, I immediately see gullible foolish igbos rallying with them not knowing that hey are being used.

Let’s use this 2020s and finally be wise. Enough igbo blood has been spilled. It has to stop. If we don’t start watching out for our interest in this new decade, then our children and grandchildren and future generations will continue to suffer the consequences.

nlPoster:



You seem confused, going by your posts elsewhere calling for people to be permanently silenced.

How about you get to be silenced so you could stop disturbing the cyberspace.

horsepower102:


You totally missed my point. Permanently silenced by Anioma people coming out and proclaiming that they are Igbos.

Once that is done the deniers will be silenced by the voice of the majority.

The problem is that the majority who are mostly pro-igbo are silent while the deniers who are in the minority are very loud.

Please if you misunderstood me, ask for clarification.

tpiander:


And what part of them proclaiming their Igbo identity have you missed so far?

I guess you didn't get the memo despite it being loud and clear. Do you need the central Nigerian government to make the announcement from Abuja?