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Re: Otedola Partners Lagos And AfDB To Start Nigeria’s First PPP Power Transmission by clappa: 2:13pm On Jul 12, 2023
Lagos will not be the first. Edo state have been generating and transmitting power through ossiomo power for over a year now even before tinubu recently sign the proposal. Just to correct the facts here. Eko o ni baje o.
Re: Otedola Partners Lagos And AfDB To Start Nigeria’s First PPP Power Transmission by HBB1(m): 2:13pm On Jul 12, 2023
franchasofficia:
Who said everybody envies Igbos? Those are over exaggerated fallacies being told and retold to still portray Igbos as the evil.


You know for many decades before the advent of social media, virtually every other Nigerian tribes didn't fancy Igbos and saw Igbos as the evil doers, which was based mostly on media publications that were hitherto controlled by Southwesterners, but if you observe since 2022, other Nigerian tribes no longer see Igbos as bad as Igbos were painted after the civil war.


This was evident in how the minority tribes in Nigeria voted in the just concluded 2023 election compared to past elections.


Middlebelt people use to despise Igbos since the 1960s based on how the then Hausa-Fulani controlled federal government portrayed Igbos as the evil doers that only spread evil, but all that has changed today as Middlebelt people have come to realize the truth and now knowing who their true friends and enemies are. Or you didn't know Middlebelt championed the 1966 pogrom against Igbos based on how Hausa-Fulanis falsely portrayed Igbos as evildoers?



Before now, many minority tribes got hoodwinked into disliking Igbos mostly based on stories of how Igbos killed Northern l, Western, etc political leaders in the January 1966 coup and again based on the lies that Igbos started a civil war to destroy other Nigerians out of their greed to dominate Nigeria. This false mantra of Igbos are arrogant, prideful and love to dominate other tribes were repeatedly told by the Nigerian media causing every other none Igbo tribe to hate Igbos and always watching Igbos closely to know the next evil they maybe plotting against the rest of Nigeria.



This is the origin of the comment you made that which other tribe likes Igbos, its all about 1966 to 1970 events which erroneously shaped the mindset of most none Igbo Nigerians about Igbos. You still hold that sentiment to some extent despite mixing with Igbos since childhood.



Which Nigerian tribe doesn't have one negative thing to say about the other tribes?


So Yorubas don't use Omo Igbo derogatory remarks? Igbos are rituals whenever they see a successful Igbo person despite Ijebu Ode and Ogun state in general being the headquarters of ritual killings for decades in Nigeria? What about Omo Igbo and fake products derogatory remark even when the Omo Igbo they visited his shop would tell them that this one is fake, this one is original with a higher price and after opting for the cheaper one cos of price would rather blame omo igbo for selling fake but will never blame or hate Chinese that are the fathers of fake and counterfeit?



Let's leave the rhetorical back and forth argument and move on.



But if you are honest to yourself sir, if it was Igbos that produced Obasanjo from 1999 to 2006, Osinbajo from 2015 to 2023, after producing other shortlived Presidents and later recognized MKO, that still insisted to produce another President in 2023 when Yorubas haven't produced any since 1967, tell me if Yorubas wouldn't be telling the whole world and all that wished to hear that Igbos are so selfish, wicked, arrogant and love dominating everybody? Tell me what you have to say about this?

So the South-West is once again responsible for the potrayal of Igbos?

There you go again...

Potrayal of Igbos in India, Malaysia, Indonesia, South Africa... ?

Potrayal of Igbos in the Northern-Nigeria?

Potrayal of Igbos in the South-South.

Yorubas caused this?
Are you serious?🤣

So you have mentioed the last election...
So you know, Obi was not voted because he was Igbo...

He was voted because he was Peter Obi.

When the next election comes about, let any other Igbo man contest and lets see how popular he us.

Don't get it twisted.

So what is wrong in calling someone 'Omo Ibo?'

Don't you call Hausas Aboki or Mallam.
Don't I get called Ofe Mmanu?

So let's go back to the first coup...

Sugar-coat it as much as you want, but it was an Igbo coup.

When the smoke settled, everyone could see what had happened.

Azikiwe was conveniently outside the Country, while Tafawa Balewa, Akintola, Okotieh Eboh and Ahmadu Bello were slaughtered.

Or you believe Zik didn't have foreknowledge?

Maybe it was Ifeajuna that caused it, maybe not, but that's how it looked then and that's how it looks now.

Igbos jubilated in the North after the Coup..
Rubbed more shit in their wounds.

Ironsi seized power, dissolved the regional governments, (only) jailed the coupist whilst still paying them their salaries.

So there was no more Northern Premier or Prime Minister, but now a Head of State from the region that didn' lose any political leader.

You self think am.

If the same happend to you now, your Kin would have done worse.

So, if that is not seizing power, I don't know what else is.

I don't get your point in saying the Middle Belt instigated the Pogrom?

The core north did and everyone knows that?

Tell you what..

The young boy I was, thought Nzeogwu was a hero.

It took an Igbo friend, to let me see he was a power drunk young officer who in a moment of indiscretion caused the death of hundreds on that night and consequently millions from the aftermath.

You have also mentioned Yorubas ruling before and how it would be fair to have Igbos rule now...

Alhtough I supported Obi, but politics is not about fairness.
You lobby, campaign, form alliances and fight for what you want.

It is strategic and not impulsive.

In the 8 years before the last elections, valuable energy was spent insulting the Hausa-Fulanis and their Yoruba slaves...

You think they will then suddenly forget and vote your Son in?

Have you kin not heard of 'stooping to conquer'

Instead of forming more alliances, Obidients, a good portion of which were Igbos burnt more bridges.

Anybody insultable, was insulted...

People of other tribes, politicians, artistes, business men, religious leaders, footballers, Journalists...

Anybody and everybody!

So long you were not for Obi.

Where was the sense in that?

Politics is not about qualifications, but alliances.

I am sorry to say, but Obidients came across as vile and uncouth.

Obi is presidential material, but too much damage had been done by the kind of politicking his supporters played.

As man evolved, he found out that alliances win battles and not sticks.

Tinubu won because he understood this and Obidients lost because they didn't


You claim I still hold sentiments.

Should I tell you that I dated an Igbo girl and loved her to bits and that my Sister was serious with an Igbo guy?

...and I know Igbo girls in Lagos that have sworn to never marry Igbo men.

See, no one is out to get you.

In the end, you will attract what you think.

Think negative enough, you start experiencing what you think everywhere.
Re: Otedola Partners Lagos And AfDB To Start Nigeria’s First PPP Power Transmission by Raf4: 4:46pm On Jul 12, 2023
ODUBEZE:
Otedola worked for APC, so it's contract time grin grin

He has to recoup his money undecided

That's Nigerian politics for you

Afe Babalola is another beneficiary of Tinubu, disguising as a statesman undecided

We know them

🧺 🪣 🧺 🪣 😋 Put more effort, they'll soon get to the brim
Re: Otedola Partners Lagos And AfDB To Start Nigeria’s First PPP Power Transmission by Raf4: 4:53pm On Jul 12, 2023
ahaz:

So the Geometric power plant that has been but and completed in Aba is not IPP? So how come the one in Lagos that is yet on paper will now translate to be Nigerias first IPP..You yorubas and inferiority complex is becoming something else .you peoples chronic Jelousy must be studied in Heaven..NA LIE GO KILL YORUBA RACE.

Bring out any evidence that shows geometric has ever distributed power anywhere before. As at 2 days ago, they were still proposing to start power generation in 2 months time.
Re: Otedola Partners Lagos And AfDB To Start Nigeria’s First PPP Power Transmission by Raf4: 5:00pm On Jul 12, 2023
ahaz:

Mumu ahow us one single IPP project built in your village in Ekiti? Show us one single south weat state thatt has attempted to build one? You palmwine tappers in your various villages will be disturbing your ancestors with noise of some achievement that other region has done before in Lagos that is not even your states.
You yorubas are the most insecure shamelss and hypocritical baboons walking the surface of this country.

Is Lagos your father's village? Lagos doesn't even share boundary with any of your villages in your region (we aren't even immediate neighbours) yet you jumped river Niger and all your immediate neighbours to come and wail and lament about Lagos and her sister SW states.
Re: Otedola Partners Lagos And AfDB To Start Nigeria’s First PPP Power Transmission by MasterTeeUSA: 5:01pm On Jul 12, 2023
Thanks for your response. I am glad you acknowledged some of the bad practices. Some of these have created a dent in trust. Tenants dragging issues with landlords to court. When 4 people rent and bring 20 more people because landlord does not live with them, it feels like an invasion too but people keep quiet in frustration. Abroad, that is how it feels to the Americans shouting illegal immigrants even to children born and raised in the USA.

Because I am a teacher, I have intentionally made it my duty to improve African-Blacks relationship by explaining why we congregate. Igbos might not drag Obas in Lagos but elect Eze and other local chieftainsy titles in Yoruba land. I was watching this morning on AriseNews and they asked President Alaba Market of Electronics about his relationship with Iyaloga Lagos....he said...Alaba is an international market and Iyaloja is for tomato and local sellers. Iyaloga is the head of all markets in Lagos the reported tried to tell him...he said we have our own people and leadership.

This is how Igbos create problems for themselves in Yoruba land. He said our father, Ohanaeze Ndigbo came to see the demolition which made us happy and met with the Gov. Is that really necessary and what power does he have in Yoruba land? He said committee set up by Lagos Govt doesn't include them so he wants to dictate for Lagos. Now people wonder...can yorubas be this bold in Igbo land?

While I get your frustration...even well educated yorubas are NOW seeing the tribalism and ethnicity and unlike the past when they focus on justice, equity and freedom for all...they now feel they have been fooled and you would hardly see condemnation of Lagos leadership now. Peter Obi isn't helping fighting a Yoruba President either and always congratulating Igbo indegenes. SADLY THE BOAT MIGHT HAVE SAILED AND THESE RELATIONSHIP MIGHT HAVE BEEN IRREVOCABLY DAMAGED. Unless you put yourself in the position of the Host, you will always see yourself as a victim in the host state. “Until the lion learns to write, every story will glorify the hunter.”











franchasofficia:
First I must thank you for your awesome comment and civility in your comment, I really appreciate that, well done sir.



That issue of some Igbo tenants bringing in more occupants in their flat after renting a flat as maybe a family of 5 is mostly common among traders who have servants known in Igbo dialect as "umu boi". I understand its a bad practice, I also condemn the act cos I believe the Oga ought to rent a house for his extra servants, not bringing 3 to 5 grown up boys into a single flat, its completely bad.



But this does not in any way mean disrespecting Lagos indigenes or their host because such Igbo tenants that bring extra occupants to their flats as his servants or boys also do same to Igbo landlords and other tribes' landlords, not just to Yoruba landlords only.



The only way Yorubas could claim Igbos don't respect their Lagos host is if Igbos do gather and invade a community in Lagos to forcefully or violently chase them out and take over their land and refuse to vacate just as Fulani herdsmen do to Yorubas in many Yoruba communities yet I have never heard Yorubas cry about this or condemn it except when Igboho challenged them 2 years ago.


Neither have Igbos ever dragged Oba title with Lagosians in Lagos. No Igbo have even contested to become Lagos Governor, all the contestants Lagos APC always tag Igbo are all bonafide Yoruba sons.


Before it was Jimi Agbaje they tagged Igbo, this year it was GRV, who knows who will be next, maybe Bola Tinubu's grandson with some Igbo blood in decades to come? Or maybe Femi Fani Kayode's sons from his Igbo wife, who knows who will be the next target of their ethnic profiling politics?



Now on the issue of giving back to Lagos community that helped in making me who I am today, I employ Yorubas, near my office, there are two Yoruba aged women (around 60 to 70) who own petty shops near my office, I do always give them things every festive period and they always call me their son. Our relationship is so cordial to the extent that there was a time I traveled and didn't come to work for like a month, when I returned they came to my personal office to ask me what happened that they had been asking about me.



I also once gave back to the community I did my NYSC in Osun state, though it was once but I planning to start something sustainable there soon by God's grace.


As for Lagos, I had a bigger plans before the election, since after the last governorship election in Lagos, I started having a rethink out of fear. I have been so skeptical of Lagos. Not just me but a lot of other Igbo friends and colleagues who even own bigger properties in Lagos have already started thinking of selling them off out of fear of the unknown.



Before now, most Igbos see Lagos as their second home, including the ones staying abroad but honestly the last election has put serious fear and discomfort in the hearts of most Igbos about Lagos.
Re: Otedola Partners Lagos And AfDB To Start Nigeria’s First PPP Power Transmission by MasterTeeUSA: 5:17pm On Jul 12, 2023
Lagos is following a template...24hrs electricity has always been in the works. Dangote will suppy and generate…folks like Otedola will distribute and maintain






FreeStuffsNG:
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https://nairametrics.com/2023/07/11/otedola-partners-lagos-state-and-afdb-to-develop-nigerias-first-ppp-power-transmission-project/




Re: Otedola Partners Lagos And AfDB To Start Nigeria’s First PPP Power Transmission by franchasofficia: 6:47pm On Jul 12, 2023
MasterTeeUSA:
Thanks for your response. I am glad you acknowledged some of the bad practices. Some of these have created a dent in trust. Tenants dragging issues with landlords to court. When 4 people rent and bring 20 more people because landlord does not live with them, it feels like an invasion too but people keep quiet in frustration. Abroad, that is how it feels to the Americans shouting illegal immigrants even to children born and raised in the USA.

Because I am a teacher, I have intentionally made it my duty to improve African-Blacks relationship by explaining why we congregate. Igbos might not drag Obas in Lagos but elect Eze and other local chieftainsy titles in Yoruba land. I was watching this morning on AriseNews and they asked President Alaba Market of Electronics about his relationship with Iyaloga Lagos....he said...Alaba is an international market and Iyaloja is for tomato and local sellers. Iyaloga is the head of all markets in Lagos the reported tried to tell him...he said we have our own people and leadership.

This is how Igbos create problems for themselves in Yoruba land. He said our father, Ohanaeze Ndigbo came to see the demolition which made us happy and met with the Gov. Is that really necessary and what power does he have in Yoruba land? He said committee set up by Lagos Govt doesn't include them so he wants to dictate for Lagos. Now people wonder...can yorubas be this bold in Igbo land?

While I get your frustration...even well educated yorubas are NOW seeing the tribalism and ethnicity and unlike the past when they focus on justice, equity and freedom for all...they now feel they have been fooled and you would hardly see condemnation of Lagos leadership now. Peter Obi isn't helping fighting a Yoruba President either and always congratulating Igbo indegenes. SADLY THE BOAT MIGHT HAVE SAILED AND THESE RELATIONSHIP MIGHT HAVE BEEN IRREVOCABLY DAMAGED. Unless you put yourself in the position of the Host, you will always see yourself as a victim in the host state. “Until the lion learns to write, every story will glorify the hunter.”











The only way to solve tribalism issue in Nigeria to a great level is through peaceful division of Nigeria to smaller nations with people of similar or closer cultural, religious traits as one nation like it is done in Europe, so that every tribe can carry their burden and not blame others for their woes and so that if Igbos still decide to be living in Southwest or North or any other region, they would go there with a visa or something and will know that they are in a foreign land and if they fail to abide by the laws of the Yoruba country or Northern country or whichever country, they get prosecuted as foreigners.



But unfortunately when Igbos suggest this as a peaceful way to settle the age long tribal wars and supremacy battle in Nigeria, Yorubas and Hausa-Fulanis still stand against it and even use state security to victimize and subdue Igbos for trying to peacefully secede from Nigeria for peace to reign. Its a very crazy situation.


Honestly the way I see this, it will get to a time every Nigerian will beg for Nigeria to divide, which remains the best solution for peace and communal progress to reign in Nigeria cos no love is lost between Nigerian tribes.
Re: Otedola Partners Lagos And AfDB To Start Nigeria’s First PPP Power Transmission by Cromagnon: 6:51pm On Jul 12, 2023
ODUBEZE:
Otedola worked for APC, so it's contract time grin grin

He has to recoup his money undecided

That's Nigerian politics for you

Afe Babalola is another beneficiary of Tinubu, disguising as a statesman undecided

We know them
so you like working without recouping or what are you saying
Re: Otedola Partners Lagos And AfDB To Start Nigeria’s First PPP Power Transmission by 9jaRealist: 8:05pm On Jul 12, 2023
Re: Otedola Partners Lagos And AfDB To Start Nigeria’s First PPP Power Transmission by Arapmoi22: 9:22pm On Jul 12, 2023
franchasofficia:
Is this bitter rant necessary? You made a beautiful post but spoilt it with this unnecessary bitter comment.


I am Igbo, a reputable man from my community is Femi Otedola's close friend and ally right from the time of Goodluck. He was among the people that mediated for Otedola when he was bankrupt and Goodluck bailed him. He visited Otedola almost monthly in Ghana where Femi was spending most of his time then until Goodluck came to power and bailed him. He is Igbo, he is closer to Femi Otedola than you that's same tribe with Femi Otedola.



My point is, only poor wretched and bitter people carry tribalism on their head like gala even when there is no need to.



I lived in Lagos for years, Lagos favored me a lot. I owe Lagos state tribute for my life's success. I cherish Lagos even more than my own state. I never wished Lagos bad, in fact I once wished Lagos could become a megacity like Paris, reason I supported a change in government in Lagos so Lagos can achieve its full potentias. I never for once disrespected Lagos and will never do. I paid all my levies and dues and even tax to Lagos state government. I contributed in my community development in Lagos because I was once a committee member of my LCDA and estate. We ensured we had adequate security. The chairman of my estate landlord and tenants association for over 6 years was an Igbo man.



Many of you go about spreading falsehood about Igbos and causing unjustified hatred for Igbos by falsely lying that Igbos don't honor or respect their host and I keep wondering how? This worthless claim only come to limelight every 4 years in Lagos that its election time that Lagos APC use the tactics to deceive bigots like you to vote for them and attack Igbos yet you refuse to use your wisdom.



Tell me categorically how Igbos disrespect Lagos indigenes in Lagos?



Don't start that Lagos is a no man's land mantra cos it was a positive slang started by a Yoruba man who was Lagos Governor and some Igbos used it to explain how welcoming Lagos is to everybody without discrimination. Never for once did Igbos contest to become Oba in Lagos? Have Igbos ever attacked Lagosians in a bid to snatch and take over their lands like Fulani herdsmen do to you, yet you never for once condemned Fulani tribe for that.



God and divinity will judge people like you. Be careful in life, life is deeper than internet fun and cruise catching cos u are causing heavy hatred and distortion of truth with the potential of causing genocide and ethnic civil war.



What crime did Igbos commit in 2023? That Peter Obi an Igbo man contested for Nigeria's President? First time Igbos massively supported an Igbo Presidential candidate after Igbos supported Presidential candidates from other tribes; Shagari (Hausa), Obasanjo (Yoruba), Yaradua (Fulani), Goodluck (Ijaw), Atiku (Fulani) yet you guys have been going on rampage just because Igbos supported an overqualified and competent Igbo Presidential candidate for once.



Be honest, if it was Igbos that produced Obasanjo from 1999 to 2006, Osinbajo from 2015 to 2023, and still insisted they must produce next President in 2023, how will Yorubas and Hausa-Fulanis have reacted to it? You guys would have told the whole world how greedy, heartless and arrogant Igbos are and how greedy Igbos are trying to dominate Nigeria by not allowing other Southern tribes to produce President.


God is watching you all, sorrow may endure for the night but joy will definitely come in the morning, you all will live to see what the Lord can do

Obasanjo is an Igbo man.
That genetic code always tilted him in favor of his blood brothers.
Yorubas had VP and now GCFR.

As per your confession about how Lagos favoured you, I like your sincerity.
The truth is, there are few prosperous Igbo men that Lagos did not contribute something to their financial prosperity.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts

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Re: Otedola Partners Lagos And AfDB To Start Nigeria’s First PPP Power Transmission by Caseless: 7:43am On Jul 13, 2023
Nigeria’s electricity act 2023
The move comes on the heels of the recently signed Nigeria Electricity Act 2023 by President Bola Tinubu which grants state government and private individuals the license to transmit electricity in areas covered by the national grid. According to the provisions of the law, states, companies and individuals can generate, transmit and distribute electricity in the country.

What I don't understand is, are they going to use the existing line to transmit or distribute - the ones being used by existing DISCos?
Re: Otedola Partners Lagos And AfDB To Start Nigeria’s First PPP Power Transmission by yamunla(m): 7:52am On Jul 13, 2023
franchasofficia:
Is this bitter rant necessary? You made a beautiful post but spoilt it with this unnecessary bitter comment.


I am Igbo, a reputable man from my community is Femi Otedola's close friend and ally right from the time of Goodluck. He was among the people that mediated for Otedola when he was bankrupt and Goodluck bailed him. He visited Otedola almost monthly in Ghana where Femi was spending most of his time then until Goodluck came to power and bailed him. He is Igbo, he is closer to Femi Otedola than you that's same tribe with Femi Otedola.



My point is, only poor wretched and bitter people carry tribalism on their head like gala even when there is no need to.



I lived in Lagos for years, Lagos favored me a lot. I owe Lagos state tribute for my life's success. I cherish Lagos even more than my own state. I never wished Lagos bad, in fact I once wished Lagos could become a megacity like Paris, reason I supported a change in government in Lagos so Lagos can achieve its full potentias. I never for once disrespected Lagos and will never do. I paid all my levies and dues and even tax to Lagos state government. I contributed in my community development in Lagos because I was once a committee member of my LCDA and estate. We ensured we had adequate security. The chairman of my estate landlord and tenants association for over 6 years was an Igbo man.



Many of you go about spreading falsehood about Igbos and causing unjustified hatred for Igbos by falsely lying that Igbos don't honor or respect their host and I keep wondering how? This worthless claim only come to limelight every 4 years in Lagos that its election time that Lagos APC use the tactics to deceive bigots like you to vote for them and attack Igbos yet you refuse to use your wisdom.



Tell me categorically how Igbos disrespect Lagos indigenes in Lagos?



Don't start that Lagos is a no man's land mantra cos it was a positive slang started by a Yoruba man who was Lagos Governor and some Igbos used it to explain how welcoming Lagos is to everybody without discrimination. Never for once did Igbos contest to become Oba in Lagos? Have Igbos ever attacked Lagosians in a bid to snatch and take over their lands like Fulani herdsmen do to you, yet you never for once condemned Fulani tribe for that.



God and divinity will judge people like you. Be careful in life, life is deeper than internet fun and cruise catching cos u are causing heavy hatred and distortion of truth with the potential of causing genocide and ethnic civil war.



What crime did Igbos commit in 2023? That Peter Obi an Igbo man contested for Nigeria's President? First time Igbos massively supported an Igbo Presidential candidate after Igbos supported Presidential candidates from other tribes; Shagari (Hausa), Obasanjo (Yoruba), Yaradua (Fulani), Goodluck (Ijaw), Atiku (Fulani) yet you guys have been going on rampage just because Igbos supported an overqualified and competent Igbo Presidential candidate for once.



Be honest, if it was Igbos that produced Obasanjo from 1999 to 2006, Osinbajo from 2015 to 2023, and still insisted they must produce next President in 2023, how will Yorubas and Hausa-Fulanis have reacted to it? You guys would have told the whole world how greedy, heartless and arrogant Igbos are and how greedy Igbos are trying to dominate Nigeria by not allowing other Southern tribes to produce President.


God is watching you all, sorrow may endure for the night but joy will definitely come in the morning, you all will live to see what the Lord can do

Well,you have a point.

And most of us that grew up with igbo in our respective communities know how loving igbos are.

But our problem with you guys started when una come carry GRV for head...

A GRV over sanwo-olu?

On what pedigree na?

That action alone shows some igbos have ulterior motive.

And mind you 75% of real lagos indigenes voted Peter obi against tinubu..
Re: Otedola Partners Lagos And AfDB To Start Nigeria’s First PPP Power Transmission by franchasofficia: 8:17am On Jul 13, 2023
yamunla:


Well,you have a point.

And most of us that grew up with igbo in our respective communities know how loving igbos are.

But our problem with you guys started when una come carry GRV for head...

A GRV over sanwo-olu?

On what pedigree na?

That action alone shows some igbos have ulterior motive.

And mind you 75% of real lagos indigenes voted Peter obi against tinubu..
You are right.



There was no ulterior motive, some just joined the wind of change then for joining sake, others joined cos they are tired of MC Oluomo and his agberos extorting Lagosians, while the rest joined cos GRV was just so young and everybody wanted to know how a young guy without any political godfather would handle Lagos, and yes some Igbos joined GRV support because of Peter Obi being a member of LP.



Thanks for being honest and objective
Re: Otedola Partners Lagos And AfDB To Start Nigeria’s First PPP Power Transmission by MasterTeeUSA: 9:53am On Jul 13, 2023
You are suggesting amputation to treat a small wound. If US didn’t split into two even after a civil war on slavery, I see no need for Nigeria to split up. You respect your host..something all Nigerians do in other countries. If aYoruba man moves to SE, assimilate and be a part. Our children abroad master the host expectations and become like them…they dress like them, eat, attend similar schools, events, parties and so on. Igbo can’t be in Yoruba land and be separate…their own markets, area, their own leaders governed by some leaders from faraway SE. You don’t trust this way. A word is enough for the wise…Integrate and be truly united if truly you have found a new home…act like it.









franchasofficia:
The only way to solve tribalism issue in Nigeria to a great level is through peaceful division of Nigeria to smaller nations with people of similar or closer cultural, religious traits as one nation like it is done in Europe, so that every tribe can carry their burden and not blame others for their woes and so that if Igbos still decide to be living in Southwest or North or any other region, they would go there with a visa or something and will know that they are in a foreign land and if they fail to abide by the laws of the Yoruba country or Northern country or whichever country, they get prosecuted as foreigners.



But unfortunately when Igbos suggest this as a peaceful way to settle the age long tribal wars and supremacy battle in Nigeria, Yorubas and Hausa-Fulanis still stand against it and even use state security to victimize and subdue Igbos for trying to peacefully secede from Nigeria for peace to reign. Its a very crazy situation.


Honestly the way I see this, it will get to a time every Nigerian will beg for Nigeria to divide, which remains the best solution for peace and communal progress to reign in Nigeria cos no love is lost between Nigerian tribes.
Re: Otedola Partners Lagos And AfDB To Start Nigeria’s First PPP Power Transmission by franchasofficia: 10:24am On Jul 13, 2023
MasterTeeUSA:
You are suggesting amputation to treat a small wound. If US didn’t split into two even after a civil war on slavery, I see no need for Nigeria to split up. You respect your host..something all Nigerians do in other countries. If aYoruba man moves to SE, assimilate and be a part. Our children abroad master the host expectations and become like them…they dress like them, eat, attend similar schools, events, parties and so on. Igbo can’t be in Yoruba land and be separate…their own markets, area, their own leaders governed by some leaders from faraway SE. You don’t trust this way. A word is enough for the wise…Integrate and be truly united if truly you have found a new home…act like it.









I strongly believe that a complete division of Nigeria will solve the many differences. We are too diverse and different to peacefully work together with one goal.



Take a look at Europe, the countries are made up of people of similar cultural heritage; similar language or dialect, similar religion, etc. This reduces disagreements and suspicion and give leadership a more easier task.



Forcing Nigeria to remain as one based on US or any other diverse country that aren't predominantly blacks is a waste. Blacks have different mentality, reasoning and compassion.



Since Igbos are the problem and the troublemakers in Nigeria as established by you in all your comments; they don't respect their host, they don't abide by the laws of their host, they try to take over their host rights or any other reasons you gave, don't you think it is better to cut them off from the Nigerian union so that they will stop being a clog in the wheel of Nigeria's development and progress?



This was what Malaysians did with Singaporeans to restore peace and together both Malaysia and Singapore are doing very well apart, why can't we follow similar pathway instead of always complaining about this particular Igbo people that have refused to change their evil ways by letting them go their separate ways for peace to reign? Why is it so difficult to let go of a hinderance, a troublemaker, a waste pipe, a barren group from a union, so that the union can be peaceful and productive for the good ones init?
Re: Otedola Partners Lagos And AfDB To Start Nigeria’s First PPP Power Transmission by YoshihideSuga: 1:25pm On Jul 13, 2023
franchasofficia:
I strongly believe that a complete division of Nigeria will solve the many differences. We are too diverse and different to peacefully work together with one goal.

Take a look at Europe, the countries are made up of people of similar cultural heritage; similar language or dialect, similar religion, etc. This reduces disagreements and suspicion and give leadership a more easier task.

Forcing Nigeria to remain as one based on US or any other diverse country that aren't predominantly blacks is a waste. Blacks have different mentality, reasoning and compassion.
Since Igbos are the problem and the troublemakers in Nigeria as established by you in all your comments; they don't respect their host, they don't abide by the laws of their host, they try to take over their host rights or any other reasons you gave, don't you think it is better to cut them off from the Nigerian union so that they will stop being a clog in the wheel of Nigeria's development and progress?



This was what Malaysians did with Singaporeans to restore peace and together both Malaysia and Singapore are doing very well apart, why can't we follow similar pathway instead of always complaining about this particular Igbo people that have refused to change their evil ways by letting them go their separate ways for peace to reign? Why is it so difficult to let go of a hinderance, a troublemaker, a waste pipe, a barren group from a union, so that the union can be peaceful and productive for the good ones init?

I'm curious to read his answer. Na the same thing I told David Hundeyin before Covid-19, he said it doesn't make sense. But looking at it, dividing Nigeria is the best. Let's trade together, but not live as one. Singapore even buys water from Malaysia but these are countries that if they were one, wahala for dey. The same in former India, now India, Bangladesh and Pakistan. I really don't know why these people are afraid of various countries coming out from Nigeria. You get to control your immigration, banking, infrastructure and everything the way you want.

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Re: Otedola Partners Lagos And AfDB To Start Nigeria’s First PPP Power Transmission by franchasofficia: 1:39pm On Jul 13, 2023
YoshihideSuga:


I'm curious to read his answer. Na the same thing I told David Hundeyin before Covid-19, he said it doesn't make sense. But looking at it, dividing Nigeria is the best. Let's trade together, but not live as one. Singapore even buys water from Malaysia but these are countries that if they were one, wahala for dey. The same in former India, now India, Bangladesh and Pakistan. I really don't know why these people are afraid of various countries coming out from Nigeria. You get to control your immigration, banking, infrastructure and everything the way you want.
that's just it
Re: Otedola Partners Lagos And AfDB To Start Nigeria’s First PPP Power Transmission by MasterTeeUSA: 10:53pm On Jul 13, 2023
I never said Igbos alone are the problem. I spoke from personal experiences and cited specific situations. Even today, I still did business with my Igbo brother/tenant in Ibadan. They are doing well with their businesses. Still, today one complained about how Igbos fixed Festac and Yorubas want it back. I think the issue is of mindset. I didn’t join issues with the guy cos I’m sure he said that knowing I’m a detribalized person. I wanted to use the opportunity to educate him but decided it wasn’t my place at that time. We need to get away from this group is trying to do this to us … or see us as problem and intentionally try to integrate.

Poor people and people going through a lot look for others to blame. Both sides must be cautious of this and work to assimilate. Why can’t Igbos hire more Yorubas…be their godfathers and godmothers….it happens abroad. Why can’t Igbos give Yoruba scholarships…and Fulanis…provide pipe borne water not when you live there but as gifts to humanity.

Other ethnic groups might feel that the reciprocity isn’t being done. Instead of saying they don’t want us…listen and adjust because even among Igbos there are no clear consensus on cessation from the Union or unity or love in Igboland, so should we agree for our brothers and sisters to return to bloodshed and watch from afar? I opposed Yoruba Nation for the same reason because it is madness to think creating a nation of tribes will solve anything when even those major tribes have many minor tribes, cultures and different traditions. We must intentionally love and work hard to unite ourselves…in doing more, we find peace and love. Ask yourself, what would Jesus do?




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I strongly believe that a complete division of Nigeria will solve the many differences. We are too diverse and different to peacefully work together with one goal.



Take a look at Europe, the countries are made up of people of similar cultural heritage; similar language or dialect, similar religion, etc. This reduces disagreements and suspicion and give leadership a more easier task.



Forcing Nigeria to remain as one based on US or any other diverse country that aren't predominantly blacks is a waste. Blacks have different mentality, reasoning and compassion.



Since Igbos are the problem and the troublemakers in Nigeria as established by you in all your comments; they don't respect their host, they don't abide by the laws of their host, they try to take over their host rights or any other reasons you gave, don't you think it is better to cut them off from the Nigerian union so that they will stop being a clog in the wheel of Nigeria's development and progress?



This was what Malaysians did with Singaporeans to restore peace and together both Malaysia and Singapore are doing very well apart, why can't we follow similar pathway instead of always complaining about this particular Igbo people that have refused to change their evil ways by letting them go their separate ways for peace to reign? Why is it so difficult to let go of a hinderance, a troublemaker, a waste pipe, a barren group from a union, so that the union can be peaceful and productive for the good ones init?[/quote]

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