Igbos in Lagos are not the only foreigners in Yoruba land but seem to be the only ones that want to overrun the city of the hospitable Omoluwabi people.

Lagos is a Yoruba land for all of recorded history before it became a major hub for trade and commerce during the colonial period.
Today, Lagos is a diverse city with a blend of various ethnic groups, cultures, and languages. The Yoruba language and culture still have a significant influence on the city's identity and way of life.

If not for colonialism,
Yoruba land originally stretches from parts of Delta State to Togo, Benin, and parts of Ghana where you have the Ewe people.

Trying to overrun another people's land will make people angry and can lead to social unrest.

Below is a Map of Yoruba Land for educational purposes

This war drum may consume you more than you expected. The worst that'll happen to you is to raise a weapon against NDI Igbo anywhere in Nigeria.

akingangan:
Igbos in Lagos are not the only foreigners in Yoruba land but seem to be the only ones that want to overrun the city of the hospitable Omoluwabi people.

Lagos is a Yoruba land for all of recorded history before it became a major hub for trade and commerce during the colonial period.
Today, Lagos is a diverse city with a blend of various ethnic groups, cultures, and languages. The Yoruba language and culture still have a significant influence on the city's identity and way of life.

If not for colonialism,
Yoruba land originally stretches from parts of Delta State to Togo, Benin, and parts of Ghana where you have the Ewe people.

Trying to overrun another people's land will make people angry and can lead to social unrest.

Below is a Map of Yoruba Land for educational purposes

If you are not from Lagos island, you are not a Lagosian.

We are just saying to live peacefully with others and respect the host

What is all this noise for gan gan?

Lol..
This Shinedu boy is giving Sanwo-olu and his touts sleepless nights.

I hope history is not about to repeat itself.

Yoruba have still not learned from how Ajase(Porto Novo) went from being a Yorubaland to now become a city of two tribes, Yoruba and Fon.

BurialGround:
This war drum may consume you more than you expected. The worst that'll happen to you is to raise a weapon against NDI Igbo anywhere in Nigeria.

What can not happen in the East is what you people are trying in Yoruba land, Hausa are far more than Igbo people in Lagos but you never see them meddle in politics of Lagos state let alone lay claim to what is not their own. This is how you people start Biafra war, we will rather go into that war rather being coward for Igbo to claim our land in the name of you buy one property or other. Respect is reciprocal.

fjjc:


What can not happen in the East is what you people are trying in Yoruba land, Hausa are far more than Igbo people in Lagos but you never see them meddle in politics of Lagos state let alone lay claim to what is not their own. This is how you people start Biafra war, we will rather go into that war rather being coward for Igbo to claim our land in the name of you buy one property or other. Respect is reciprocal.

Are you wailing or crying?

So na crime to chose a candidate in an Election.
What is even wrong with urchins?
Even the candidate is a Yoruba.
Why this igbophobia?

BurialGround:


Are you wailing or crying?

Whether I am wailing or not we shall see, this is how you people started Biafra war, una don dey start again. Before the existence of Nigeria, Yoruba fought many wars, so, war is not new to us.

fjjc:


What can not happen in the East is what you people are trying in Yoruba land, Hausa are far more than Igbo people in Lagos but you never see them meddle in politics of Lagos state let alone lay claim to what is not their own. This is how you people start Biafra war, we will rather go into that war rather being coward for Igbo to claim our land in the name of you buy one property or other. Respect is reciprocal.

It cannot happen in the east yen yen yen...you wan govern east from lagos??

First of all move down to the east, establish a worthy business, marry and socialize, then we can start discussing that. You can't run away from ogbomoso only to come lagos and dictate to people who were born,bred and living in lagos for decades.

Only because you can speak yoruba?? Go back to your ekiti village

fjjc:

Whether I am wailing or not we shall see, this is how you people started Biafra war, una don dey start again. Before the existence of Nigeria, Yoruba fought many wars, so, war is not new to us.

You don't need to tell us, at least we witnessed the one you fought in Kwara state and we know the outcome.

Are you migrant Yorubas respecting your host, the indigenous Lagosians?

akingangan:
Igbos in Lagos are not the only foreigners in Yoruba land but seem to be the only ones that want to overrun the city of the hospitable Omoluwabi people.

Lagos is a Yoruba land for all of recorded history before it became a major hub for trade and commerce during the colonial period.
Today, Lagos is a diverse city with a blend of various ethnic groups, cultures, and languages. The Yoruba language and culture still have a significant influence on the city's identity and way of life.

If not for colonialism,
Yoruba land originally stretches from parts of Delta State to Togo, Benin, and parts of Ghana where you have the Ewe people.

Trying to overrun another people's land will make people angry and can lead to social unrest.

Below is a Map of Yoruba Land for educational purposes

No body is a foreigner in his own country, you can't use the word foreigner to describe a citizen of Nigeria in Nigeria. The Igbo may not be indigenes of Lagos but they are citizens of Nigeria of which Lagos is part of.
The constitution grants every Nigerian the right to own both movable and immovable property anywhere in Nigeria and that gives him the right to political decisions.

The Igbo isn't dragging Lagos or any state of the South West with you, it's their right to decide who they align with. If you aren't comfortable with that, mobilize more people to defeat them fairly. These intimidation and gaslighting won't work.

Mind you too, those of you quick to remind the Igbo of 1967/1970 should know that things have changed. The Igbo weren't afraid of you then and now still won't be afraid of you.

akingangan:
Igbos in Lagos are not the only foreigners in Yoruba land but seem to be the only ones that want to overrun the city of the hospitable Omoluwabi people.

Lagos is a Yoruba land for all of recorded history before it became a major hub for trade and commerce during the colonial period.
Today, Lagos is a diverse city with a blend of various ethnic groups, cultures, and languages. The Yoruba language and culture still have a significant influence on the city's identity and way of life.

If not for colonialism,
Yoruba land originally stretches from parts of Delta State to Togo, Benin, and parts of Ghana where you have the Ewe people.

Trying to overrun another people's land will make people angry and can lead to social unrest.

Below is a Map of Yoruba Land for educational purposes

You sold your lands to Igbos and turn around to cry foul like a headless chicken.
Igbos have bought 70% of lands in Lagos. The remaing 30% will be bought within 10 years.

So keep crying

Lagos this Lagos that, why can't Yorubas let us hear word?
Why is other Yoruba States not developed like Lagos if truely Yoruba people developed Lagos.

You won't hear Gwari people threatening other ethnic groups in Abuja because Abuja is their land

>igbos are foreigners in lagos

To some people one nigeria is just a facade it seems

Lolz

Freethinker87:
Are you migrant Yorubas respecting your host, the indigenous Lagosians?

Yoruba is one everywhere in Yorubaland...
Respect your host, we're not joking with you..

AnyanwuSilas:
Lagos this Lagos that, why can't Yorubas let us hear word?
Why is other Yoruba States not developed like Lagos if truely Yoruba people developed Lagos.

You won't hear Gwari people threatening other ethnic groups in Abuja because Abuja is their land

All Yoruba states are developed as compared to other states in Nigeria

Igbos are the second majority in almost all of them

Oyo State especially Ibadan
Ondo with Igbo first Lady
Ogun
Ekiti
Osun of Governor Adeleke with Igbo ancestry

It's not a big deal though, but they should respect their host.

No Nigerian is a "foreigner" in Lagos.

Mindlog:
No Nigerian is a "foreigner" in Lagos.

As a country No.

But we did not create the country
None of us did, it was forced on us.
The best we can do is respect each other's space

What do you mean respect the host?
We should be worshiping you?

Okpeke22:

No body is a foreigner in his own country, you can't use the word foreigner to describe a citizen of Nigeria in Nigeria. The Igbo may not be indigenes of Lagos but they are citizens of Nigeria of which Lagos is part of.
The constitution grants every Nigerian the right to own both movable and immovable property anywhere in Nigeria and that gives him the right to political decisions.

The Igbo isn't dragging Lagos or any state of the South West with you, it's their right to decide who they align with. If you aren't comfortable with that, mobilize more people to defeat them fairly. These intimidation and gaslighting won't work.

Mind you too, those of you quick to remind the Igbo of 1967/1970 should know that things have changed. The Igbo weren't afraid of you then and now still won't be afraid of you.

You sounded reasonable and logical until the bolded. Is it really necessary?

Workch:
What do you mean respect the host?
We should be worshiping you?

Self-explanatory

Nigerians did not respect themselves in Dubai and UAE stopped offering visa-free and deported many

Basically stop selling fake drugs, clothes, and several items
Don't engage in illegal activities
And don't tell a people that their land is a no man's land and start meddling in their politics to take over power in their land.

akingangan:
Igbos in Lagos are not the only foreigners in Yoruba land but seem to be the only ones that want to overrun the city of the hospitable Omoluwabi people.

Lagos is a Yoruba land for all of recorded history before it became a major hub for trade and commerce during the colonial period.
Today, Lagos is a diverse city with a blend of various ethnic groups, cultures, and languages. The Yoruba language and culture still have a significant influence on the city's identity and way of life.

If not for colonialism,
Yoruba land originally stretches from parts of Delta State to Togo, Benin, and parts of Ghana where you have the Ewe people.

Trying to overrun another people's land will make people angry and can lead to social unrest.

Below is a Map of Yoruba Land for educational purposes

Akindanidani, your propaganda is dead on arrival..

akingangan:


As a country No.

But we did not create the country
None of us did, it was forced on us.
The best we can do is respect each other's space

So "foreigner" should never come up in the narrative.

Lagos is cosmopolitan and the residents becoming more diversified, it will certainly reflect in their electoral choices because they have their stakes in it

Okpeke22:

No body is a foreigner in his own country, you can't use the word foreigner to describe a citizen of Nigeria in Nigeria. The Igbo may not be indigenes of Lagos but they are citizens of Nigeria of which Lagos is part of.
The constitution grants every Nigerian the right to own both movable and immovable property anywhere in Nigeria and that gives him the right to political decisions.

The Igbo isn't dragging Lagos or any state of the South West with you, it's their right to decide who they align with. If you aren't comfortable with that, mobilize more people to defeat them fairly. These intimidation and gaslighting won't work.

Mind you too, those of you quick to remind the Igbo of 1967/1970 should know that things have changed. The Igbo weren't afraid of you then and now still won't be afraid of you.

then confront d yorubas in Lagos if they will not use your nose to blow trumpet. It is only only u people can brag. U take our gentility to stupidity abi. Nah pregnant women go piss for all your mouth before u open eyes

BentizilL:

Yoruba is one everywhere in Yorubaland...
Respect your host, we're not joking with you..

No, that's not true. Lagos is not a no man's land. It belongs to the indigenous people of Lagos and they're asking you migrants to respect your host else they'll send you all back to Ile Ife.

princemillla:



You sounded reasonable and logical until the bolded. Is it really necessary?

It is necessary bro. Just to let everyone know that nobody has a monopoly to violence.