jason123:

Embarrassed because of what? If I may ask. The guy enjoys division.

manny4life:

You answered your own question, he enjoys division, sounds traibalistic from some of his threads if you ask me.

eku_bear:

@alj harem: Do what you like. Just don't burn down Yoruba property in Abuja. If by mistake any of my own property is damaged in any way. . .

manny4life:

What is wrong with this harem of a man


No offense, but he seems to be a lil   from all his post on some threads I've seen.

jason123:

Embarrassed because of what? If I may ask. The guy enjoys division.

alj harem:

manny4life:

You answered your own question, he enjoys division, sounds traibalistic from some of his threads if you ask me.

alj harem:

dapo, it is not about loving blood,.,. no no no far from it

it is about principles,

i mean if you yorubas can take it, we northerners will not accept it

fact!!!!!!!

if you yorubas want an igbo or northern governor in your states, that is fine by me and most northerners

but in a northern state you can not bring meritocracy to us and expect us to say yes, we are one nigeria and you can rule us,.,. NO

until southerns love us then there will be no southern ruler in the north,., at least until the whole nigeria accept sharia law

we northerners are not stu.pid like the yorubas that accepted eze ndigbo,., no no no

we know igbos do not like us but want to rule us,.,.,. we can see right through them like clear oil

wait and see

KnowAll:

@ here am I insisting Dangote has nothing to fear running for d Governor, yet some  is going on about if an Igbo man is appointed d minister for Abuja dat there would be mayhem in Abuja, is Abuja not meant to be no-mans-land, d indigenious were re-located & compensated adequately y would d north now start fighting over a northern region dat has been defunt since 1967.

KnowAll:

@ here am I insisting Dangote has nothing to fear running for d Governor, yet some is going on about if an Igbo man is appointed d minister for Abuja dat there would be mayhem in Abuja, is Abuja not meant to be no-mans-land, d indigenious were re-located & compensated adequately y would d north now start fighting over a northern region dat has been defunt since 1967.

Are you an indigene of Lagos state?

If not, how many generations of your family has lived in Lagos?

Please be honest

KnowAll:

what has d indingenious lagosian got to d with my post, can d indigenious lagosian deliver a Governor in d state without d help of d " ara oke's " & other nigerians who make up 85% of lagosians.

EzeUche_:

I have no problem with a Fashola type Yoruba politicians to be governor of Abia State. Anyone is better than the Orjis!

EzeUche_:

I have no problem with a Fashola type Yoruba politicians to be governor of Abia State. Anyone is better than the Orjis! 

emmatok:

Can you imaging most people  claiming LAGOS do not actually believe in ONE NIGERIA .

So if you are going to your BIAFRA or AREWA NATION tomorrow, You will drag LAGOS along .

Because the LATINOS, ASIANS AND JEWS are in US, does not mean they can own the US.

Lagos is geographical located within the south-west YORUBA dominant  region of Nigeria,

So it belongs to the YORUBA PEOPLE and not the IGBO and HAUSA BUSINESS MEN.

IT IS CALLED GEO-POLITICS.

afam4eva:

Then who owns America??

EzeUche_:

Lagos should be split like Jerusalem, Brussel, Belgrade and any other city that is split along ethnic lines. I don't care if it is geopolitics. Many Igbos claim Lagos, so they have a right to partition Lagos amongst the Igbo, Yoruba, Hausa and any other ethnicity that has a rightful claim.

EzeUche_:

Lagos should be split like Jerusalem, Brussel, Belgrade and any other city that is split along ethnic lines. I don't care if it is geopolitics. Many Igbos claim Lagos, so they have a right to partition Lagos amongst the Igbo, Yoruba, Hausa and any other ethnicity that has a rightful claim.

jason123:

With this sort of statement, you would only attarct violence to the unknowing igbos in Lagos.

EzeUche_:

You can try, but I wouldn't mess with "bush" Igbos. There are very different from us refined Igbo. Many follow the old ways.

eku_bear:



Oh vey.

And that is exactly why nobody non-Yoruba will ever be governor in Lagos.

I'm glad you said it, so others here can understand how people think.

EzeUche_:

Well Yorubas did steal it from the rightful owners who were the Bini people. Now if more Igbos move to Lagos, and Lagos, becomes a majority Igbo town. Who will be the owners then?  

So I hope more Igbos move to Lagos. Reproduce and create more Igbos. I even invite Hausa to come to Lagos. The more the merrier. Let us not stop there and include Ghanaians. Lagos is for everyone!

eku_bear:



Lagos paid tribute to the Benin Empire. . . but was first inhabited by Awori.

On a very serious note, the "Lagos is for everyone" attitude will only bring about bloodshed. It isn't for everyone. If you are serious with that statement, then I think you truly want violence.

EzeUche_:

Lagos would not what it is, if it wasn't made the capital of the Southern protectorate. All Southern Nigerians have a claim to Lagos. The British built up Lagos for their own purposes and some of you Yoruba think you can benefit from that. No!

Even though Yorubas did help with the building of Lagos with the cocoa proceeds, Igboland's palm oil plantations also helped with the foundations of Lagos.

Niger Deltan oil also added to infrastructure during the 70s and 80s.

Lagos is for everyone! Get use to it. That will be my mantra!

eku_bear:

Go test the validity of your mantra publicly in Lagos and see what happens

Talking on the internet is cheap. Go test your hypothesis out in the real world.

EzeUche_:

For me, Lagos is a slum. I am just a provincial man from Abia. Now I would say that Port Harcourt belongs to the Igbo though. No doubt about that, because I will be on familiar terrain.

Let an Igbo boy who was raised in Lagos say that. I know many Igbos feel that way about Lagos.

eku_bear:



Even Port Harcourt, you should go to the Okrika part of PH belongs to everyone (or Igbo.)

Back your bold talk up with action. . . if you dare.