ideykwum:
I won't dignify you with a direct answer!! Search your heart and search your general conduct!

They say that a man must have a reputation that if he meets (the reputation) in the dark, he'd gladly shake it! Hope you won't flee when you see yours?

Duru1:


Which one is Yoruba talk less of validation? Thanks goodness I spent considerable amount of time in Yoruba land.

babyfaceafrica:
I pray o

chuna1985:


Lagos is chaos bro

FreeGlobe:
interesting... cc lalasticlala, ilekeh, superstar1, omonnakoda etc, lets discuss

Ilekeh:
Yorubas must validate Igbos existence before igbos feel a sense of "self".

And be more specific, he was talking about Anambra state. So if it's like Lagos, why do Igbos troop to Yorubaland?

Ans why do your houses look run-down anytime someone post pictures of Igboland? Just asking ni o

UncleJudax:

I have told you to stop claiming lagos state. Granted, you are a yoruba girl , but not from lagos. Why not mention ekiti?
Tribalism and Igbophobia have really messed up your life...if you couldn't appreciate this beautiful write-up for what it is, then you are long gone.

Thumbs up, OP. More 'ink to your pen'

Ilekeh:
Yorubas must validate Igbos existence before igbos feel a sense of "self".

And be more specific, he was talking about Anambra state. So if it's like Lagos, why do Igbos troop to Yorubaland?

Ans why do your houses look run-down anytime someone post pictures of Igboland? Just asking ni o

plusteam:
First time in my life I have seen a Yoruba saying something good about the Igbos

STEVENcrack:


Brother. Lemme advice you..any state in the world that you don't see an igbo man don't go there..the place no safe

IdiAmin1:
Congratulations to the new couple. Tnx @op for being honest.

I'm sure more foreigners are warming up but I have a bad news for you.

The SE governors forum just met and increased our daughters' brideprice. If I dey lie, ask Ozoigbondu and Origin101

MzJackBaueress:
you passed there this afternoon and you couldn't take pictures?
As for being a fool and she-goat,tell that to your miserable mother!

Ilekeh:
Yorubas must validate Igbos existence before igbos feel a sense of "self".

And be more specific, he was talking about Anambra state. So if it's like Lagos, why do Igbos troop to Yorubaland?

Ans why do your houses look run-down anytime someone post pictures of Igboland? Just asking ni o

nerodenero:
I served in Anambra State, Njikoka to be precised and I enjoyed my stay. The tank collecting rain water is true and the nice edifice is also true. I was surprised the number of beautiful houses I saw but unfortunately, many were empty. The buildings are there with giant gates and are mostly locked. In fact, I lived in a big apartment for almost free.

The people were hospitable and their delicacies are second to none. For this alone, an Igbo girl is good enough for me for marriage .

Above all, I don't regret serving in that state. If I have a reason to return again, I won't think twice. It was more of a home for me than when I was in the North. So many issues need to be addressed in the North.

nerodenero:
I served in Anambra State, Njikoka to be precised and I enjoyed my stay. The tank collecting rain water is true and the nice edifice is also true. I was surprised the number of beautiful houses I saw but unfortunately, many were empty. The buildings are there with giant gates and are mostly locked. In fact, I lived in a big apartment for almost free.

The people were hospitable and their delicacies are second to none. For this alone, an Igbo girl is good enough for me for marriage .

Above all, I don't regret serving in that state. If I have a reason to return again, I won't think twice. It was more of a home for me than when I was in the North. So many issues need to be addressed in the North.

Ilekeh:
Yorubas must validate Igbos existence before igbos feel a sense of "self".

And be more specific, he was talking about Anambra state. So if it's like Lagos, why do Igbos troop to Yorubaland?

Ans why do your houses look run-down anytime someone post pictures of Igboland? Just asking ni o

BlackPencil:
Ok let me tell you a little about my visit to osuh ,nnewi LGA.My dad actually named me after his close ibo friend, Uchenna. D man almost gave his life for dad. Ibos r loyal tho.

D man's wife died N we had to travel to his place. I was amazed! Trust me, no village in any region of naija matches Igbo villages. I saw beautiful mansions that can b likened to those in abuja. They tar their roads themselves, never waiting on govt. Village roads o! I realised d owners of Bolton white, top rank, onyx hotels , prince n princess estate,r from that small village. I saw d house of d owner of efab N my tongue almost fell out, d ukahchukus hv their houses inside 1 compound,about 6 beautiful mansions.

Believe me, I didn't see 1 thatched house in dat village, don't know about other ibo villages. Some compounds have expensive cars parked inside,nobody driving them. Ibos gat money mehn!
Holding my family friend so close cos he has so much vision N biz ideas. He's always got ideas.
I respect Ibos so much.they hv d heart to make money N live well

wisdomguy4u:



YeAh... Igbos troop to yorubaland bcus there are a lot of money making opportunity there and you pple do not have the brain to figure it out. Anytime I travel to yorubaland I see a lot of money making opportunities wasting while most of u live in poverty.

Doing business in Igboland is so competitive bcus everybody has the brain... Unlike in yorubaland

saintfizzo:
When U look for the good in ur fellow man rather than looking for mistakes... life tastes a lot betta... it's fun crossing over to enjoy other cultures, tribalism wld only rob us the joy of sharing our diversity... thumbs up OP

kernel504:


I've heard this quote a million and one times, and so... today l decided to reply the ignorance. The Chinese, Americans, Japanese, Germans don't come to Nigeria because we have better facilities or social amenities more than them, but they see opportunities in our ignorance, so don't ask the Igbo man why he's in Lagos. NOTE Why did you fight him not to go when he wanted to go?
Ten top world economy are exporters, they sell to others, not to themselves.
Don't behave like a child, Lagos is Yoruba land till tomorrow, but was developed by Nigerian common wealth.

nerodenero:
I served in Anambra State, Njikoka to be precised and I enjoyed my stay. The tank collecting rain water is true and the nice edifice is also true. I was surprised the number of beautiful houses I saw but unfortunately, many were empty. The buildings are there with giant gates and are mostly locked. In fact, I lived in a big apartment for almost free.

The people were hospitable and their delicacies are second to none. For this alone, an Igbo girl is good enough for

Above all, I don't regret serving in that state. If I have a reason to return again, I won't think twice. It was more of a home for me than when I was in the North. So many issues need to be addressed in the North.

Ilekeh:


Which part of Lagos? Ajagunle? Or Lagos market?


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bigfrancis21:

Njikoka? That is my local government area in anambra state! Good to know you were treated fair in my state and local government.

kernel504:


I've heard this quote a million and one times, and so... today l decided to reply the ignorance. The Chinese, Americans, Japanese, Germans don't come to Nigeria because we have better facilities or social amenities more than them, but they see opportunities in our ignorance, so don't ask the Igbo man why he's in Lagos. NOTE Why did you fight him not to go when he wanted to go?
Ten top world economy are exporters, they sell to others, not to themselves.
Don't behave like a child, Lagos is Yoruba land till tomorrow, but was developed by Nigerian common wealth.

bigfrancis21:


I'm moved by this story of yours. What state are you from?