EzeUche_:

I am done.

We know how Yorubas really never controled government. OBJ was a stooge for the North.

Igbos have ruled Nigeria. Yorubas NEVER!

Chyz*:

Not true at all. We Igbos(the smart ones) don't marginalize the Yorubas and Hausas so what are you talking about?

Chyz*:

Please you all been daring since before '66 and you poo ain't did excreta yet. And um, you people are marginalized as well.Still nothing. . . . . .

EzeUche_:

Northerners are in power and have remained in power since the Igbos lost the war. What does that tell you? We Igbos have an excuse. What excuse the Yorubas have? The North even picked OBJ.

These Northerners really run Yorubaland.

Onlytruth:

So @ topic,

Dora Akunyili is spot on, though I don't think that Senate presidency is what we need really.

The way I see it, Goodluck Jonathan is from Eastern Nigeria, and no matter what people may say, that is the fact.

I however would hope that something like Speaker of the house should be in play.

But I believe PDP members in SE should handle it.
Dora is only trying to rally Ndigbo into APGA.

Supported by moi.  

EzeUche_:

All I have to say is bring it on. One on one fight. We know the Igbos would kick the Yoruba arse. If we can handle all of Nigeria, when handle one ethnicity.

You talk as your group solely defeated the Igbo. Remember it was a "collective" effort to bring the Igbo back into the fold. And they still needed foreign help from the British to defeat Biafrans. I am proud of Biafra history and will be happy to fight just like my father did before me.

I cannot wait till the day the East rises again. Mark my words.

Onlytruth:

@EzeUche

Just ignore that mentally derailed Itshekiri.

He is diagnosing himself on nairaland. He does not tell us that his psychiatrist refereed him to that site.

Ileke-IdI:

Then it's def sad if you're saying the "dumb" ones marginalized the "smart" ones. That's below pathetic  
Of course they are Shebi you people say the Yoruba-Hausa Oligarchy ruled Nigeria. Shebi you say Yorubas have been ruling Nigeria.
Now it's the other way, just for the sake of debate  

Chyz*:

Everybody knows your people are the hausa puppets.They have their hands up your asses controlling you all like a muppet. . And still we Igbos out shine you all. Its a simple story of the tortoise and the hair. hare . . . . . . . .Shebi

Chyz*:

Everybody knows your people are the hausa puppets.They have their hands up your asses controlling you all like a muppet. . And still we Igbos out shine you all. Its a simple story of the tortoise and the hair. . . . . . . . .Shebi

Fair enough. But as I said, do not complain if the outcome doesn't go your way. It is reasonable to guess that the penalty for defeat this time will be much, much harsher.

BTW, in any such conflict. . . it won't be generically "Yoruba race" versus "Igbo race." It will be people of my caliber (or better  Cool ) versus the best you have to offer.

So hopefully you can find enough people who measure up to that standard. . . otherwise things will go very poorly for you, again.

fstranger1:

^^^

Really:

Check this out lil man:

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-584578.0.html

Chyz*:

Here's a typical Yoruba man in action:

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47tlFVBA130[/flash]

dem_people:

Belligerents are warming up to take their positions and receive commands from their commanders. The centre cannot hold any longer. There's chaos in the land. The first stone must be casted on this lingering witch of nairaland who always linger around Igbocentric posts.

Oh, the centre cannot hold, I say. It cannot hold.

eku_bear:

@OnlyTruth: With all due respect, if it just people who think the same way you do leading, then I would not be very concerned. If your leadership were Abagworo and Eziachi-types, guys who are extremely perceptive, who probably focus on logistics, practicality. . . then it would be more even.

Anyway, the same logistic weaknesses that were there in the first war are still there. If anything, your position is weaker, since you've lost control of various territories that would be useful for prosecuting a war.

Regarding testing. . . well, questionable how much benefit a war 40+ years ago has for military preparedness today. In any case, the US hasn't really been tested in war either. . . not since the 1700s. I think the more important thing is logistic advantages (ports, roads, supply lines, finance/banking) and sound leadership. Basically the bread and butter things one needs to prosecute a war.

I'm pretty comfortable with both of these latter aspects for the Yoruba, and thus am not too concerned about our prospects in any future wars, if we were to have our own country.

EDIT: Hrm. My claim of 1700s is probably a bad estimate. US Civil War was pretty brutal. I'd say though that WW1, WW2 and most of the conflicts the US has had in the 20th and 21st century, the US really wasn't "tested."

dem_people:

Belligerents are warming up to take their positions and receive commands from their commanders. The centre cannot hold any longer. There's chaos in the land. The first stone must be casted on this lingering witch of nairaland who always linger around Igbocentric posts.

Oh, the centre cannot hold, I say. It cannot hold.

EzeUche_:

eku_bear,

You better hope that Igbo leaders are not like me. Because I have no qualms with wiping out an entire village or town. I have no mercy for those who mock my people.

Maybe I should write a book known as MY STRUGGLE.

EzeUche_:

eku_bear,

You better hope that Igbo leaders are not like me. Because I have no qualms with wiping out an entire village or town. I have no mercy for those who mock my people.

Maybe I should write a book called MY STRUGGLE.

We Igbos are still waiting for a charismatic leader to lead us out of that wilderness. Igboland is ripe for that leader.

jason123:

Bro, war is not about brute strength. Its about strategy and the smartest wins!!!

alj harem:



do not worry brother soone there will be an igbo leader

jason123:

This guy . . . .  . good post but you forgot to add Mems dept,ChinenyeN and Asha 80. These three are also smart but with "onlytruth"  . . . .  . lol (No offence)

EzeUche_:

You are smarter than you look if you got that reference. Very good my "Northern" brother.

EzeUche_:

eku_bear,

You better hope that Igbo leaders are not like me. Because I have no qualms with wiping out an entire village or town. I have no mercy for those who mock my people.

Maybe I should write a book called MY STRUGGLE.

We Igbos are still waiting for a charismatic leader to lead us out of that wilderness. Igboland is ripe for that leader.

EzeUche_:

I think we may have found our leader. Only one Igbo besides Aunty Dora can get these people riled up and Aunty Dora is that person. 

eku_bear:

See, if it were me, I would never wipe out a village. You do that, someone videotapes you committing genocide, it ends up on CNN, then the international community turns against you, freezes you out of cash and credit so that your side cannot buy any more beans/rice/boots/guns/tanks/ships. End result, you lose the war because you wiped out some tiny, meaningless village.