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Re: Peter Okoye: Igbo Socio-cultural Confusion, Cultural Inferiority Complex by PDJT: 9:59pm On Feb 20, 2021
-Chijioke tell them. Especially our Igbo women and girls to be mothers. They have a serious role to play here...

-As for our boys and young men, don’t marry any Igbo woman who can’t speak her language, especially if she was born and raised in Igboland. Think about your future children, except if you want to have Efulefu as children who will bury you in a cemetery in Lagos/Abuja or your village and abandoned your grave to become a bush. I know prominent wealthy people this happened to. Think before you marry, cos it has a lot to do with the kind of children you will have.

-Same issue many Africans or African-descents are suffering in the world today. They want to fit into Oyibo man lifestyle and culture - becoming fake and irritating to other races, hence the lack of respect of our people.

-They called themselves “White” and called you; “Black People” and you went along with it without hesitation or question. Sad. Very Sad.


-Rant over! Good night Nairalanders, good night Ndigbo ibem. Let me go and attend to one of my wives- it’s her turn tonight. wink

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Re: Peter Okoye: Igbo Socio-cultural Confusion, Cultural Inferiority Complex by meccuno: 10:33pm On Feb 20, 2021
Oshigun:



I guess the above explains why Igbos care more about Tinubu, the SW and what Yorubas are doing in their land than their own affairs in ala Igbo.

I have always argued that most Igbos, because of their obsessive behavior toward the SW and her indigenes, are Yoruba wannabes and this article confirms my opinion precisely and why it is so.
so there are no other advanced ethnic group or race that Igbos who were born in the SW would want to be it's to become a Yoruba wannabe? You obviously have very few Igbo friends . Why in hell would I want to be Yoruba? grin
Re: Peter Okoye: Igbo Socio-cultural Confusion, Cultural Inferiority Complex by meccuno: 10:39pm On Feb 20, 2021
nedu666:




Dude pls do us a favour and stfu. Everything about u is tinubu dis tinubu dat. The man does not even know ur sorry ass
everyone of them was born to serve a master. Either traditional, political or even those superior to them the Fulani. They have this complex that makes them believe that without a leader they are doomed.

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Re: Peter Okoye: Igbo Socio-cultural Confusion, Cultural Inferiority Complex by Nobody: 11:02pm On Feb 20, 2021
meccuno:
so there are no other advanced ethnic group or race that Igbos who were born in the SW would want to be it's to become a Yoruba wannabe? You obviously have very few Igbo friends . Why in hell would I want to be Yoruba? grin

For the very same reason my post bothered you enough to gain a response out of you.

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Re: Peter Okoye: Igbo Socio-cultural Confusion, Cultural Inferiority Complex by meccuno: 11:12pm On Feb 20, 2021
Oshigun:


For the very same reason my post bothered you enough to gain a response out of you.

You are Yoruba in a thread that spoke mainly about Igbos and you are talking about me being bothered by you a Yoruba man? grin to start with what are you even doing on an Igbo dominated thread?

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Re: Peter Okoye: Igbo Socio-cultural Confusion, Cultural Inferiority Complex by Nobody: 11:27pm On Feb 20, 2021
meccuno:
You are Yoruba in a thread that spoke mainly about Igbos and you are talking about me being bothered by you a Yoruba man? grin to start with what are you even doing on an Igbo dominated thread?

My clannish brethren, do you have comprehension issues or you simply missed the many parts of the article that mentions Yorubas in ways that would infuriate many Yorubas since it explains why you confused lot have an unhealthy o sessions with the ethnic group.

My mission here is simple. To tell you to stop bringing up identity-confused Igbos who can't be Yorubas but dont feel fully Igbo either and have to be bothering Yorubas unhealthily every second of the day instead of leaving us be.

Start staying in your SE and raising your kids there otherwise the future is very bleak for the younger generation of Igbos who would be totally lost. I personally dont mean this as an insult as it applies to all people not conscious of how they are raising their kids.

The same thing happen in the diaspora with African kids who go around speaking like Jamaicans yet hardly understand a word of Yoruba or Igbo. The diaspora is one issue but there is no excuse for same to be happening to Igbos in Nigeria. You guys are raising a lot of confused kids who don't feel they belong anywhere and are a nuisance to others.

What is written below we see here daily with Lagos born Igbos running around writing Yoruba and pretending to be Yoruba like PrinceofLagos and co. It is damn annoying and that is what the article is saying.


That generation is where you find the greatest number of Ìgbò people speaking and writing Hausa and Yoruba languages so fluently but tell you they “understand” Ìgbò but cannot speak and write it fluently.

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Re: Peter Okoye: Igbo Socio-cultural Confusion, Cultural Inferiority Complex by theFilmtric: 1:20am On Feb 21, 2021
Rugaria:

Lagos is not even a Yoruba state. I don't know why you Yorubas get heart attacks whenever it's mentioned! Such feeling of insecurities must be very frustrating! I mean the original indigenous owners of Lagos don't worry at all. The Eguns and Aworis are fine with their Lagos, but it's you from a dusty Oshogbo that keeps shouting Lagos this and Lagos that... You need to go sit your sorry ass down in a corner..
lol keep decieving yourselves
Egun,Awori are Yoruba
Or are they Igbo?
I need the link to the attached article cheesy


theFilmtricsay

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Re: Peter Okoye: Igbo Socio-cultural Confusion, Cultural Inferiority Complex by meccuno: 4:58am On Feb 21, 2021
[s][ author=Oshigun post=99269041]

My clannish brethren, do you have comprehension issues or you simply missed the many parts of the article that mentions Yorubas in ways that would infuriate many Yorubas since it explains why you confused lot have an unhealthy o sessions with the ethnic group.

My mission here is simple. To tell you to stop bringing up identity-confused Igbos who can't be Yorubas but dont feel fully Igbo either and have to be bothering Yorubas unhealthily every second of the day instead of leaving us be.

Start staying in your SE and raising your kids there otherwise the future is very bleak for the younger generation of Igbos who would be totally lost. I personally dont mean this as an insult as it applies to all people not conscious of how they are raising their kids.

The same thing happen in the diaspora with African kids who go around speaking like Jamaicans yet hardly understand a word of Yoruba or Igbo. The diaspora is one issue but there is no excuse for same to be happening to Igbos in Nigeria. You guys are raising a lot of confused kids who don't feel they belong anywhere and are a nuisance to others.

What is written below we see here daily with Lagos born Igbos running around writing Yoruba and pretending to be Yoruba like PrinceofLagos and co. It is damn annoying and that is what the article is saying.


[/quote][/s] please no one wants to be like you. There are japanese to learn from, israeli. You have nothing reasonable to offer.

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Re: Peter Okoye: Igbo Socio-cultural Confusion, Cultural Inferiority Complex by capitalzero: 5:25am On Feb 21, 2021
Oshigun:




You know exactly what I am talking about which is that that Igbos are obsessively and abnormally involved in the affairs of the Yorubas because most young Igbos today suffer from an identity crisis that sees them identifying more with things and people outside ala Igbo.

You people should move to change this because the obsession of Igbos with everything Yoruba is really scary and disconcerting for Yorubas.

It is the reason most of us rise up to tackle Igbos here. If Igbos were not obtrusive in manner, towards everything Yoruba-related, then most Yorubas would not care about them.

Try to tackle hausa-fulani causing havoc in our villages, farms and now towns.
Most young yorubas hating igbos are negatively influenced by their parents. It is historical. Our parents were indoctrinated in awo-zik palace. Yoruba parents painted zic as bad persons and this indoctrination was passed on to younger generations. I know igbos are aggressive, unruly and greedy in nature, they would not fight their host communities like brazen hausa/fulani-muslims

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Re: Peter Okoye: Igbo Socio-cultural Confusion, Cultural Inferiority Complex by bbyby01: 5:47am On Feb 21, 2021
jerseyboy:
Igbo socio-cultural confusion, cultural inferiority complex, mental weakness/disorder and patriotic divergence.—Chijioke Ngobili

Peter Okoye (Psquare)'s recent “evangelizing” tweet about uniting Nigerians and eschewing ethnic divisions is a good reflection of the confused and divergent mental-psychological states of many Ìgbò youths born from the late 1970s to early 2000s. I have never seen a generation of Ìgbò so fake, so confused, so distracted and so missionless like that generation, of which I equally belong to.
That generation is where you find the greatest number of young parents raising their Ìgbò children to be anything but Ìgbò yet they go about identifying as Ìgbò.

That generation is where you find young mums competing with each other over whose children speak better English as well as ensuring that their own mother tongue—Ìgbò language—is never spoken by the children to avoid 'spoiling' their English accent.
That is the generation where you find Ìgbò undergraduate students studying in universities based in Ìgbòland who go about foolishly conversing in Yoruba to show their fellow Ìgbò some urban-cultural superiority as being born and bred in Lagos — in Ìgbòland o!
That generation is where you find the greatest number of IPOB and ESN critics and haters who still want the Fulani herdsmen in their villages to get out from the bushes in Ìgbòland 'automatically'.

That generation is where you find the greatest number of Ìgbò people speaking and writing Hausa and Yoruba languages so fluently but tell you they “understand” Ìgbò but cannot speak and write it fluently.

That generation is where you find the greatest number of Ìgbò people whose entire names are anything but Ìgbò and still do not care about the future implications as long as the American-media has reconfigured their mind to care less.

That generation is where you find the greatest number of fake Ìgbò people very much eager to show love and affection publicly on social media screens but are often lilylivered to make real and true sacrifices when the loyalty to love is tested.

That generation is where you find young people making jokes with their one and only natural constituency—their village—appropriating it (and the kindred living in it) to misfortunes and undesirable things. “Na im village people dey worry am”, they say and laugh away, oblivious of the monumental damage they're doing to their minds, themselves and those of their children.

I really do not want to add anything to what many sensible Ìgbò people have already said in their fitful responses to Peter Okoye and his “unity” message. I only wanted to use him as a reflector of the larger stupidity dealing with his generation. It is a reflection of socio-cultural confusion, cultural inferiority complex, mental weakness/disorder and patriotic divergence. If not, he and those Ìgbò rationalizing for him would have known what their ancestors meant when they made these proverbs:
“onye ụnọ ya na-agba ọkụ ada achụ oké”
“a zọta anị, a zọba ute”
“A na-esi n'ụnọ malụ mma wee pụọ n'ama”
—Chijioke Ngobili
How do we know Peter said this?
Re: Peter Okoye: Igbo Socio-cultural Confusion, Cultural Inferiority Complex by Ate247(m): 7:24am On Feb 21, 2021
Prolificgiant:
It's not only the igbo, it affect every southern Nigeria, we want to speak queens English at the detriment of our mother tongue , if u are an experienced teacher and reside around bada, ayobo, Lagos check my signature requirements WAEC, OND and NCE
what has mother tongue helped you with. If we all spoke one language. Nigeria would have been a better place.
Re: Peter Okoye: Igbo Socio-cultural Confusion, Cultural Inferiority Complex by BlackPantherxXx: 8:25am On Feb 21, 2021
haffaze777:


This is so truegrin

Any yamlegged chestbeater who can speak Yoruba or has been to Lagos is automatically an Eze.

They consider them as gods cheesy

Cc Oshigun.

Re: Peter Okoye: Igbo Socio-cultural Confusion, Cultural Inferiority Complex by Rodwave: 9:24am On Feb 21, 2021
Biafrannuke:
yes. except you are a lunatic too.

Which he definitely is anyway grin
Re: Peter Okoye: Igbo Socio-cultural Confusion, Cultural Inferiority Complex by Rodwave: 9:27am On Feb 21, 2021
Hellraiser77:
Olaniyi the ewedu green teeth boy, why do you enjoy denying yoruba so much? grin grin

Lol. The guy say you dey torment am grin. U be wucked somebody
Re: Peter Okoye: Igbo Socio-cultural Confusion, Cultural Inferiority Complex by Kapilta(m): 10:03am On Feb 21, 2021
Rugaria:

We know those who fought, killed and died to live with Igbos in the same country... We also know those who are still fighting and agitating to separate from you... You make yourself a legitimate target, when you prime your politics to be more concentrated on what you deny others and not what you get... When you insist that the only way you can stand tall is when you stand on others.. When you make a murderer the president over me, I'm at liberty to react the best way I feel it's okay...
So if you're really worried about Igbo "obsession" with Lagos, maybe you should try stopping your support for obnoxiously evil government that treat certain people with levity in their own land.. it's that simple you know...?
You have d right to believe Buhari is bad for you and so reject him buh he dare not believe same Buhari is good for him and have dat same right to accept him. What kinda logic is that? grin Everyone lives it my way or else no way. SMH
Re: Peter Okoye: Igbo Socio-cultural Confusion, Cultural Inferiority Complex by haffaze777(m): 12:20pm On Feb 21, 2021
BlackPantherxXx:


Any yamlegged chestbeater who can speak Yoruba or has been to Lagos is automatically an Eze.

They consider them as gods cheesy

Cc Oshigun.

Abi oooo
Re: Peter Okoye: Igbo Socio-cultural Confusion, Cultural Inferiority Complex by Prolificgiant(m): 4:23pm On Feb 21, 2021
Ate247:
what has mother tongue helped you with. If we all spoke one language. Nigeria would have been a better place.
is the north ready to let go of their mother tongue

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