CaptainOjemba:
Its not greed but poverty ravaging your people. After selling your fathers grave,one silly mofo will come to this forum to say that they are accomodating, accomodating who?

naijamark:
Hold it there. Don't even go there. We know how stinking poor your region is. The Yorubas are an ethnic group that can survive as a people without turning economic refugees.

CaptainOjemba:
Survive ke? When yoloba people in ibadam are fighting awusa over OLOYIN BEANS increment Its poverty man

omonnakoda:
Did Eboes ever capture anything in their history,even a palm tree?

naijamark:
Ediot! I didn't know you're a comedian. Why did I take you serious.

naijamark:
Ediot! I didn't know you're a comedian. Why did I take you serious.

CaptainOjemba:
Yoruba, Hausa traders clash in Ibadan market

AUGUST 24, 2013 : OLUFEMI ATOYEBI, IBADAN
There was commotion in Ibadan on Friday when Yoruba and Hausa traders clashed at Bodija Market, leaving at least five people injured while property worth millions of naira were destroyed, according to eyewitness.

Traders fled the market in the aftermath of the clash, leaving their stores open while food stuffs littered the entire market. At the entrance of the market, a commercial bicycle was set ablaze while the owner escaped with minor injuries.

A truck load of food stuffs was also vandalised inside the market. Traders with serious injuries were said to have been quickly taken to the hospital while police vans were stationed at strategic positions.

There were varied accounts of the cause of the clash but a credible source, Akeem Emiola, who is the Public Relations Officer, Ibadan Food Stuffs Sellers Association, Bodija Market, told our correspondent that there had been tension between the two groups since Yoruba traders were killed by Boko Haram members in Borno State.

On May 5, 2013, four traders were killed while 10 more were killed on June 28. 2013. Since the massacres were carried out, Yoruba traders had shunned the troubled zone, paving the way for Hausa traders to bring in food stuffs, especially beans from the North and sell at preferred prices.

Emiola said Friday’s clash was the climax of the tension that had been on the rise since the death of the 14 traders.

He said, “Since Boko Haram killed Yoruba traders from Bodija Market, traders could not go to the North to buy food stuffs but the Hausa traders have a means of sending the products especially beans to their kinsmen in Ibadan. The price has since risen beyond common man’s ability, which is a source of worry for the leadership of Bodija market union. There was tension in the market because only the Hausa traders have been selling beans in large quantity, leaving Yoruba traders idle.”

He added that there were rumours that a clash was imminent between the two ethnic groups, leading to a peace talk called by the community leaders in Bodija area, where all concerned parties were invited.

But a solution remained elusive until Friday, when the state Commissioner of Police, Mohammed Indabawa, invited all the parties involved to find a solution to the brewing crisis.

“On Friday, all the parties concerned met with the Commissioner of Police, where it was agreed that beans coming from the North should be divided equally between the two groups,” said Emiola. But the truce only lasted a few hours as tension reached a boiling point.

suwepin:
igbos shld be considered in the civil service....how many yorubas dey una civil service 4 south east?......mtcheeeew #shoroniyen

naijamark:
How did you pass essay in school? I know how. Its called "omokrikri". Thats what your people are known for.

CaptainOjemba:
How much do you contribute to the economy of the Eastcoast? We are stakeholder here, how much do your people pay as tax in the east, Ifeanyi Ubah tarred his street and put streetlights here in lagos, what have yolobas in the east done if not looking for cheap house to live in.

naijamark:
How did you pass essay in school? I know how. Its called "omokrikri". Thats what your people are known for.

naijamark:
No one is competing with you in your cursed land. A place you cannot succeed.How do you want others to even try?

Johntobi56:


Loool with 65 million views while LINDA IKEJI is managing 35 million views I doubt !!

CaptainOjemba:
Lol shifting goal post, do you know that Innoson lives in enugu, Do you know that Chisco Motors first made his money at Aba (He is an Aba boy) do you know that Louis Carter lives In Enugu, do you know that J U Udeagbala live in Aba

Autolord:


Lol this boy is absolutely dull. Igbos are manufacturing cars and you talking elizade. Which one is better for the economy? If you have common sense at all. When you want to travel to your village, use red cab. All interstate transport companies are owned by Igbos. The biggest tech company in Lagos is not main one whereas according to wikipedia(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_One) main one is owned by main street technologies and International investors. Yorubas control the media and Nollywood in your dreams. Nairaland is media? silver bird is owned by a Yoruba man? Your thinking capacity is poor. When an Igbo wants to buy your land don't sell, let's see if an average yoruba man can afford a plot of land in Lagos. And I forgot, coscharis is bigger than all the automobile companies you listed above combined. Coscharis operates in other African countries boosting the economy even more. Check who owns coscharis. Or when you are ill and the Doctor recommends medication produced by Orange drugs, please boycott it because its owned by an Igbo

naijamark:
They got one in Enugu but no airline wants to fly there except Ethiopia airline that flys to Dubai. Even that one too must come to Lagos to pick more passengers. Frankly speaking, no viable business can thrive in the South East.

Autolord:
35million views making more money than 65million views

naijamark:
Who are they?

CaptainOjemba:
When it comes to car business Igbos are ahead of yoloba, coscharis,globe motor, germaine, Innoson, Dilly motors etc do I mention people at Berger Under bridge, that deal on fairly used cars, the armored car production that we don't get to see? Where is the factory and who uses the amoured car, can we see the coys the use it,

CaptainOjemba:
Cursed tribe that are buying up your fathers grave?

CaptainOjemba:
Its not greed but poverty ravaging your people. After selling your fathers grave,one silly mofo will come to this forum to say that they are accomodating, accomodating who?

ROSSIKE:


Ouch...

CaptainOjemba:
Yoruba, Hausa traders clash in Ibadan market

AUGUST 24, 2013 : OLUFEMI ATOYEBI, IBADAN
There was commotion in Ibadan on Friday when Yoruba and Hausa traders clashed at Bodija Market, leaving at least five people injured while property worth millions of naira were destroyed, according to eyewitness.

Traders fled the market in the aftermath of the clash, leaving their stores open while food stuffs littered the entire market. At the entrance of the market, a commercial bicycle was set ablaze while the owner escaped with minor injuries.

A truck load of food stuffs was also vandalised inside the market. Traders with serious injuries were said to have been quickly taken to the hospital while police vans were stationed at strategic positions.

There were varied accounts of the cause of the clash but a credible source, Akeem Emiola, who is the Public Relations Officer, Ibadan Food Stuffs Sellers Association, Bodija Market, told our correspondent that there had been tension between the two groups since Yoruba traders were killed by Boko Haram members in Borno State.

On May 5, 2013, four traders were killed while 10 more were killed on June 28. 2013. Since the massacres were carried out, Yoruba traders had shunned the troubled zone, paving the way for Hausa traders to bring in food stuffs, especially beans from the North and sell at preferred prices.

Emiola said Friday’s clash was the climax of the tension that had been on the rise since the death of the 14 traders.

He said, “Since Boko Haram killed Yoruba traders from Bodija Market, traders could not go to the North to buy food stuffs but the Hausa traders have a means of sending the products especially beans to their kinsmen in Ibadan. The price has since risen beyond common man’s ability, which is a source of worry for the leadership of Bodija market union. There was tension in the market because only the Hausa traders have been selling beans in large quantity, leaving Yoruba traders idle.”

He added that there were rumours that a clash was imminent between the two ethnic groups, leading to a peace talk called by the community leaders in Bodija area, where all concerned parties were invited.

But a solution remained elusive until Friday, when the state Commissioner of Police, Mohammed Indabawa, invited all the parties involved to find a solution to the brewing crisis.

“On Friday, all the parties concerned met with the Commissioner of Police, where it was agreed that beans coming from the North should be divided equally between the two groups,” said Emiola. But the truce only lasted a few hours as tension reached a boiling point.

Johntobi56:


Main one illiterate thd brand was bought to Nigeria the way the SHOPRITE brand is in Nigeria
Cos chairs isn't bigger than Elizade it's not possible any Toyota in AFRICA must go through Elizade incase your not aware if you had common sense you will read where I said yorubas produce bullet proof vehicles in Ogun proforce ltd bit you ignored
As for drugs PZ, fidsin are the biggest producers with yorubas owning majority of the company
If orange is boy cotted there are more than enough competitors to swallow there market


Lool are you comparing silver bird to ait, punch, Sahara reporters, tribune, vanguard, nation, premuim time, Nairaland, city people, ovations, ebony life TV DSTV Nigeria lol if you said channels I will understand but it's edo owned our cousins

Yorubas can't buy piece of land in Lagos llool your just kidding do you buy what you own ?
Illiterate your the real dullard !

CaptainOjemba:
How much do you contribute to the economy of the Eastcoast? We are stakeholder here, how much do your people pay as tax in the east, Ifeanyi Ubah tarred his street and put streetlights here in lagos, what have yolobas in the east done if not looking for cheap house to live in.

CaptainOjemba:
Innoson owns Innoson car manufacturing coy,J U Udeagbala manufactures Tura soap and others, Chisco own a transport coy hope you are ok now?

www.vanguardngr.com/2013/12/fg-innoson-motors-job-creation-partnership/

ogawisdom:
Lagos an extension of igboland it shld b d turn of d igbos to produce d next Governor 2019 since we ve contributed threemuch in developin lag. D yorubas shld support zoning d governorship to d igbos come 2019 in d spirit of equity n fairness or else .......

I wish lagos shared boundary with any igbo state we would ve captured it and made it part of our dear Biafra

CaptainOjemba:
Innoson owns Innoson car manufacturing coy,J U Udeagbala manufactures Tura soap and others, Chisco own a transport coy hope you are ok now?