M17:




WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT ?

When i ask you to take it easy and bounced on me like king kong

EUROBOMBER:

The bold part is true, I agree with you. A lot has to be done to check this. The problem with my people is that they don't like to hear the truth, when you point out certain facts to them they shout you down and call you all sorts of names. Some even called me a Yoruba boy recently.
Life is not all about shouting and anger; it could be much better. I think a lot of people are still very bitter because of the civil war. i myself get sad sometimes when I think read those books and all that but we must move ahead. there is nothing we can do about yesterday but we have today and the future ahead of us. You cannot move forward when you are weighed down by bitterness and hate. Not all of us are like this though but I pray that the majority of the bitter ones find the will and strength to come out of it.

Amen. I pray so too.

May God bless us all

TS2:


Have you even made any sense now?

In Dubai how many of the people are indigenous to Dubai make up the total population? Even in the US what is the population of native americans? But nobody has gone there to say no man's land. So because of uncontrolled migration to Lagos we should now behave like the land belongs to everybody.

Is Onitsha or Kaduna or Benue no-man's land too? Can you go there and call those places no man's land?

Is Onitsha or Kaduna or Benue former federal capitals?

waternogetemeny:
[size=14pt]If u want to dispute a nobel laureate, u need to go and get yourself a nobel price first.


I no get time to read her husband opinion that she is promoting. [/size]

Chimamanda is not a nobel laureate, and even if she was, it doesn't make her right in everything. Oh...and it's prize not "price".

omoharry:
rily? They are not as accommodation as the Yorubas. I serve there so i know better before i did my transfer to Ogun state s.I am from the Niger Delta..dont paint blue and call it white

Babe I'm still waiting for you to give instances cos I can give you numerous instances where I have been harassed in the course of doing my business in Lagos and for being Nyamiri and a Christian in the North.

EUROBOMBER:


The bold part is true, I agree with you. A lot has to be done to check this. The problem with my people is that they don't like to hear the truth, when you point out certain facts to them they shout you down and call you all sorts of names. Some even called me a Yoruba boy recently.

Life is not all about shouting and anger; it could be much better. I think a lot of people are still very bitter because of the civil war. i myself get sad sometimes when I think read those books and all that but we must move ahead. there is nothing we can do about yesterday but we have today and the future ahead of us. You cannot move forward when you are weighed down by bitterness and hate. Not all of us are like this though but I pray that the majority of the bitter ones find the will and strength to come out of it.

well said.... ......but it is too late already.....now d man even on d streets know.....the writer is married to a Yoruba man n she also knows what is happening .......ibos need to understand that yorubas are different in many ways......the actions ibos have been taking means a lot.....yorubas r not going to act immediately n rashly like ibos do.....but swiftly n gradually grade them down... ....my yorubas brodas ....pls don't be angry with me for exposing us....I am just trying to salvage what is still possible o.....we know that ibos r emotional n surface people......let us hope something can still be done...

[size=14pt]The problem here is that most of all she is saying is coming from the Biggot that she now shares a bed and call husband.



Nothing marriage no go cause. Deperation to answer married. Naturally igbo women are conservative and dont dable into politics unless something is wrong as with wat the oba said.


This one is genetically corrupted by the ofe-MANU bigot she shares bed with, fact.[/size]

Alfamann:
Even before reading this shyte, I already told myself that this must have said by a yoruba-dick sucker. She confirmed it a few paragraphs later.

Nne, your surname shows that you are no longer Igbo. Even an osu is better than you. Stop calling yourself Igbo and face your new tribe. Ashawo!

I am Igbo and I think you are nasty, ignorant and stupi.d, with the IQ of a retar.ded mosquito.

ROSSIKE:
I am Igbo and I think you are nasty, ignorant and stupi.d, with the IQ of a retar.ded mosquito.

Calm down.

EUROBOMBER:
I have said it several times that it makes no sense calling Lagos a no-man's-land. It is very disrespectful and provocative. What we need is mutual respect to live together. My people should stop all these silly talk of taking over Lagos, that they feed the Yoruba, that others are lazy, all these rubbish don't make any sense.

I also do no support when Yorubas say they are 'accomodating' us. How exactly do they 'accommodate# us? We pay for lands we get, we pay rents for our houses and shops/office spaces, we pay our taxes and all that so I just don't get it. Do they give us these things for free? If they do then they can say they are 'accommodating' us but as far as I know, that statement makes no sense. I can't imagine a british telling another british that he is being 'accommodated' in his own country. Only in Nigeria will you hear such!

That said, I don't see any need for this unnecessary aggression towards the Yoruba. As far as I know, they are a nice group of people and very wise too. Tribalism cuts across all tribes so let us all not single out a particular tribe. I have lived in the North, SE & SW and I can tell you that I noticed tribalism amongst the Hausa, Yorubas and Igbos!

One love to all.

Yorubas are accommodating because we could give you South African treatment.. After all you pay your money to go to South Africa too and to rent house there.

ThisMeansWAR:
[s]Yorubas are accommodating because we could give you South African treatment.. After all you pay your money to go to South Africa too and to rent house there.[/s]

Please use your head, Nigerians in SA are foreigners but Igbos in the SW are citizens in their own country. You cannot claim to be accommodating a fellow citizen?

If you can muster enough courage to declare a sovereign Odua republic and break out of Nigeria then you can compare both scenarios.

coolitempa:


[s]well said.... ......but it is too late already.....now d man even on d streets know.....the writer is married to a Yoruba man n she also knows what is happening .......ibos need to understand that yorubas are different in many ways......the actions ibos have been taking means a lot.....yorubas r not going to act immediately n rashly like ibos do.....but swiftly n gradually grade them down... ....my yorubas brodas ....pls don't be angry with me for exposing us....I am just trying to salvage what is still possible o.....we know that ibos r emotional n surface people......let us hope something can still be done..[/s].

Do the worst you can do, enough of all this talk already. You and your people are not God.

Alfamann:


She has said nothing but placate her husband's people. Did the she goat ask about how all those Lagos developments came about. The finance and the manpower?

If it is yorubaland, let them develop it with their own resources. Why come down to South East and beg for oil?

Are you saying that the development we see in Lagos was solely done by us? Lagos is a cosmopolitan city and was collectively developed by all Nigerians.

Last time I checked, the bulk of the oil that has been used in running this country was from the SS not SE, please stop this self-deception, it will take you nowhere.

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EUROBOMBER:


Please use your head, Nigerians in SA are foreigners but Igbos in the SW are citizens in their own country. You cannot claim to be accommodating a fellow citizen?

so you think Nigeria is a country ehn? Nigeria is many countries inside one country.. Deal with that..

Even Americans still define their boundaries despite the fact that they have been living together for more than 300 years.. Get your head of your butt mister.

ThisMeansWAR:
[s]so you think Nigeria is a country ehn? Nigeria is many countries inside one country.. Deal with that..

Even Americans still define their boundaries despite the fact that they have been living together for more than 300 years.. Get your head of your butt mister. [/s]

Until you declare Odua republic, Nigerians are Nigerians, you deal with that.

Alfamann:


Is Onitsha or Kaduna or Benue former federal capitals?

Calabar was

Is it also a no man's land?

theV0ice:


Calabar was

Is it also a no man's land?

I have asked them that question before too.

EUROBOMBER:


This is the major problem with our people. If you are an objective person you will notice that she said a lot of truth. Don't let bitterness & hatred blind you.

The problem is not with our people like you said. M17 is just one guy but the problem is that online, any comment he makes may carry a lot of weight. He is a bigot. So now, am I one of 'our people'.

austinkenneth:

The problem is not with our people like you said. M17 is just one guy but the problem is that online, any comment he makes may carry a lot of weight. He is a bigot. So now, am I one of 'our people'.

Stop quoting me out of context, you understand perfectly well what I was trying to say.

EUROBOMBER:


[s]Until you declare Odua republic, Nigerians are Nigerians, you deal with that.[/s]

yeah right... Till then, know your fhucking boundaries.

ThisMeansWAR:
yeah right... Till then, know your fhucking boundaries.

Of course we know our blessed land of origin that is why we all travel home at least once a year especially during Christmas. The Igbos never forget their home. We move out just to acquire more.

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M17:
AMADIOHA WILL SURELY STRIKE YOU EFULEFU



WE WILL SEE HOW YOUR BETRAYAL WILL LEAD YOU ,



KEEP TYPING , UNPOPULAR OFE OWERRI slowpoke .

I don't expect anything less. In fact, this is mild! This lady is 'cursed' for being objective. Who be am (she)? Even Dim Ojukwu, the Gburugburu himselfwould be disowned, excommunicated and ostracised, if he writes this. But Shekau, Tinubu, Fayose, FKK will be indigenized once they 'rise' angrilly in defence of Igbo-man no matter the situation.

Sister, I don't envy you o. You are hereby marked for 'destruction' by teenage to thirty-something years Igbo defenders who have in them planted the Biafran's resentment for you to have spoken like a Nigerian

EUROBOMBER:


Of course we know our blessed land of origin that is why we all travel home at least once a year especially during Christmas. The Igbos never forget their home. We move out just to acquire more.

hehehe... So appreciate the fact that we give you more.. And not take what you have and lynch you over frivolous things like Hausa or south African are doing .. Get it?

EUROBOMBER:


I have asked them that question before too.

Eurobomber, I think you have your work cut out for you. Education should make us leave these rubbish behind but it appears the more information some get access to, the more hateful they become and it affects folks from both sides.

I'm happy i've been permanently blocked from the hatred. where do i start from? my beautiful wife or my 1 in a million mother-in-law? or my sister's husband? In fact maybe i don turn Igbo finish sef

I wish you the best bro

EUROBOMBER:


Until you declare Odua republic, Nigerians are Nigerians, you deal with that.

Gbam!!!

ThisMeansWAR:
yeah right... Till then, know your fhucking boundaries.

guy relax.......the guy is talking very sensibly. Stop fanning embers of hatred. He's said nothing to warrant your attacks

theV0ice:


guy relax.......the guy is talking very sensibly. Stop fanning embers of hatred. He's said nothing to warrant your attacks

and you call that an attack?

I hate Igbo ppl eh.....

Caseless:
Igbo won't give you what they get from you.
And they are always the first to cry of "marginalization"!


Igbo people are relatively peaceful, but they are primitively tribalistic and domineering!

igbos are the worst set of human beings in the world.

Tribalism is on the rise & not healthy for our economy.

But historically and by default, people kick against non-tribesman being at the decision-making level and our flippant comments about “taking over the land” is not helping matters either! Why do we want to “take over” another man’s land? It wasn’t bare land before people came and developed it. It’s people’s ancestral homes, and even in a democracy where many are working tirelessly to water the progressive idea of ONE NIGERIA, it is still important we recognize and help preserve each other’s heritage. For only then can we truly build the foundation for lasting synergy and proudly BECOME ONE, for the greater good of OUR LAND.

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