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Re: Rivers Crisis: See Wike's Trap Against Fubara by Whalis: 7:36pm On Jan 10 |
Tranquill:We know them. Children of hate. If you don't agree with them they see you as nothing. 1 Like |
Re: Rivers Crisis: See Wike's Trap Against Fubara by colonelwealth(m): 9:13pm On Jan 10 |
Tranquill: Stop being an irredeemable fool. Infact continue fooling yourself around that has always been your talent. Enjoy! |
Re: Rivers Crisis: See Wike's Trap Against Fubara by 9japride(m): 9:26pm On Jan 10 |
Tranquill:[color=#006600][/color] That one also happens. But in Nigeria, just because an artificial line was drawn to demarcate states, it does not mean that thpse who found themselves in the other state have already lost their identity. The aim was just to limit the strength of the Igbos. Those who always champion tribalism and hatred here in nairaland might turn out to hold leadership position in the country. They will still carry on with their hatred by introducing messed up policies. People never change, If the eastern region eventually have their country, I be in the best interest for those who deny their heritage not to be included in the eastern region. They can join the southern or western part of the country. People need to travel and study the various tribes in Nigeria and how they are found in both states that share boundaries. It's just simple logic. |
Re: Rivers Crisis: See Wike's Trap Against Fubara by Whalis: 9:44pm On Jan 10 |
9japride:So the boundary between Abia State and Imo State makes people in Abia State to deny they are Igbo? 1 Like |
Re: Rivers Crisis: See Wike's Trap Against Fubara by 9japride(m): 2:52am On Jan 11 |
Whalis:[color=#006600][/color] It has to do with oil/gas matter. In addition, due to poor level of education in the country, a lot of people can easily be manipulated for political reasons. Even in the eastern states, there are a lot of different dialects. Those who did the boundaries knew exactly what they did. Everyone should continue with their agenda, time will tell. |
Re: Rivers Crisis: See Wike's Trap Against Fubara by Sanitizedem: 3:07am On Jan 11 |
9japride: It has nothing to do with oil. Before independence in the 50s, minorities had already started agitating to be separated from the Igbo majority. Who knew about oil then? Anything that doesn’t suit your agenda you talk about manipulation and a lot bs as if people can’t think for themselves. |
Re: Rivers Crisis: See Wike's Trap Against Fubara by 9japride(m): 3:54am On Jan 11 |
Sanitizedem:[color=#006600][/color] I don't have problem with that. Those that deny Igbo heritage are free to partner with other tribes. Personally, I prefer only those who identify as Igbos to be included in Bi@fria. They think they are wise, they will learn the hard way. In the eyes of other tribes, they are still Igbos and they will be treated unfairly. I use those Igbo speaking tribes in Delta state as an example. Make everyone dey their dey. |
Re: Rivers Crisis: See Wike's Trap Against Fubara by Sanitizedem: 4:37am On Jan 11 |
Eastlink: You are just imagining vain things as a typical ipofoool Cry more!…..rejection really hurts. |
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