Firefire:
Is okay.

IGBOPRINCE:
Op lygn19 ..
if I were you, I will tender no apology cos yoruba re too wicked..

Eze ndi igbo do put on his crown king, whenever he wants to see the emir of kano. The picture or
The link below will testified my claims.

*** www.nairaland.com/2671640/picture-eze-ndigbo-kano-sanusi ***

Ye evil children of ewedu, I know with time, you shall reap from the evil you sow..

cleatoris:

Mr sophisticated, you will always agree with them even when they insult your king and curse your land in front of you. You are far worse than your muslim counterparts who pledge allegiance to the sokoto caliphate to the detriment of their Yoruba ancestry based on mere political acquantance.

Truly, the present day Yoruba youths are a sell-out. No passion. No fire. With this trend,Yorubaland wil go extinct in less than 71 yrs
Very unfortunate.

lygn19:

igbo prince hapu ha, owu culture ha...

winniz:


Someone is telling you its a lie and you are still saying owu culture ha

Firefire:
Ese pupo, thank you so much for the abuse.
I prefer to be liberal than be a tribal bigot!
Sorry!

Movic1:
Arrogant Eze in his SUV with plate number Eze Ndigo 1. The Deji is not against Eze, He said if the igbos want Eze they should send another name to him.
I have remove this current Eze,he shouldnt wear beads or crown within Akure,if he's out of Akure or his Village he can put on beads and crown,the igbos should send another name that will serve as chairman of the igbos. Deji of Akure

cleatoris:

You are not liberal but a foolish gutless coward that the ibos take you for. No fire. No passion. No purpose.

Americans are arguably the most liberal, civilised and "sophisticated" people on earth, but they defend thier country & identity in the vilest acts and words with the most ruthless and savage efficiency. Not by appeasement or ego massaging.

Movic1:
Arrogant Eze in his SUV with plate number Eze Ndigo 1. The Deji is not against Eze, He said if the igbos want Eze they should send another name to him.
I have remove this current Eze,he shouldnt wear beads or crown within Akure,if he's out of Akure or his Village he can put on beads and crown,the igbos should send another name that will serve as chairman of the igbos. Deji of Akure

Movic1:
Arrogant Eze in his SUV with plate number Eze Ndigo 1. The Deji is not against Eze, He said if the igbos want Eze they should send another name to him.
I have remove this current Eze,he shouldnt wear beads or crown within Akure,if he's out of Akure or his Village he can put on beads and crown,the igbos should send another name that will serve as chairman of the igbos. Deji of Akure

jaymichael:
Not when the impostor "Eze ndigbo" meddled or rather usurped the power of the Deji by choosing the leadership of the market which by customary law falls within the purview of the Deji of Akure.

Firefire:

Odua ofe be eeee

cleatoris:

This is far from funny.
Elections are over...at least for now. You are not new to the comteptuous disposition of these ibos towards your people. Even if you hate Tinubu, is your oba and all Yorubas like Tinubu?
What is your contribution to the defence of your motherland (or heritage)? By being "liberal"?. Look into the big picture and find your place.

...EdCure

lygn19:

even if the market likes let it be 100percent igbos, if the law of the land says only the Oba can appoint a market head nothing can change that unless the law changes.
Its just like the python practice in Anambra if a yoruba man doing business there kills a python and is found out, according to the law he must bury it the traditional way, the yoruba man has to obey it, unless he decides to flee at night, he has no right to start questioning there tradition that has been passed on from generation to generation.

django1:
Ade basket; that guy is notorious.

gbosaa:


What's the position of the state government on the market issue? Where is the commissioner for commerce and industries? Which authority is responsible for the markets?
Is it the deji or state govt? Who collects the taxes? Are there two authorities controlling the affairs of the market?

To hell with Eze ndi Igbo title but Igbos I repeat should organise and elect their leadership and deji or any oba should stay away from that exercise. That includes the leadership of the markets.

Goke7:
The earlier the ibos get over the loss of GEJ at the polls the better for them cos since the last elections the ibos have been allowing their emotions run riot all over Yoruba land. The Yoruba's in Lagos are still liberal compare to the Yoruba's outside Lagos. If they are in doubt, they should try out their skills in Ife or ijebu land.

Its time for the ibos to move on, 2019 is not too far away, they can start restrategising now to get better. If the likes of papa Clark the ijaw nation and even NOI have moved on, why can't the ibos for Christ sake.

Olaolufred:
while I have met friends from the south east who are genuinely humble, I have seen larger population of same who are proud, attention seeker, over bearing and rude.
The only way igbos will not be exposing themselves unnecessarily to attack is to respect the tradition of their host. When you act the way that is a taboo in a foreign land, you are not punished because you arch an IBO, but because you've committed a taboo. An akure indigene who usurped the power of Deji would have been punished same way.
Ibos in my house are doing this same thing.
I remember when those spare part sellers at alaguntan at iyana ipaja, lagos were holding meeting to stop my brother from changing his rents after multimillion cost of thourough renovations that they themselves appreciated. Instead of begging him, they were holding protest meeting and sending foolish text messages. At a time I was annoyed. It was after an eviction letter from lawyer that they started begging like baby will do for candy.
Igbo should learn to respect others with their traditions and opinion.
If not, they will keep exposing themselves. And continue to play the victims card they are used to.

ArodeTsolaye:


The Igbo won't be sending another name, that your deji will crown eze and make them his subjects. There will be a leader of all Igbos in Akure ELECTED BY IGBOS in Akure without any Deji influence. The Igbo as free spirited republicans in.Akure won't be subject to any King. Whether he is called Eze-Elect or President-General will be the prerogative of Igbos living there. If you can't tolerate the republican spirit of Ndigbo, you can ask for a different country devoid of the Igbo or re-unite with your kiths and kins in Benin republic.

lygn19:
if I was to be an igbo in Akure I would advice then to come together if possible buy a cow, or goat or yam tubers or chicken and humbly go to the Oba on behalf of the igbos in Akure and apologise.
let peace reign, the disturbances and social media attacks are enough to put the igbos in Akure in the Obas black book, so let them just try and settle everything let everything return to the way it was before.

xtrorse:
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That's the message you should pass to your hypocritical folks.
Stop spreading your usual propaganda and lies to achieve undue political gains...

Goke7:
This is why you guys will never learn and will keep getting disgraced everywhere and cry foul all the time.

Olaolufred:
[size=5pt] I remembered my service year in mbaise.
Our landlord was very friendly.
He told us about snake and mbaise man story.
But I sincerely found out that a typical mbaise man is as good as you respect them and not take them for a ride.
A typical Yoruba man will accomondate and respect you until you begin to cross the line of taking him for a ride.
We are meant to live in harmony. So Igbo worldwide should have absolute respect for their host. Same way I respected all the customary rules of mbaise land.
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CreamyBanana:
That is nothing but the truth. I am a Yoruba man from Ondo state but I must say that Yoruba are the most wicked and hypocritical tribe in the world. Don't take their smile as love. They are the devil himself.

A Yoruba man will be laughing with you and be killing you at the same time. All the lecturers I ever had problems with were not only Yoruba but from the same state with me. They will be showing you around as their own brother but behind your back, they will be planning on how to destroy you and make sure you never reach their standards.

Yorubas prefer to destroy their own rather than help them. They don't want those below them to succeed. They always promise and fail. If a Yoruba man promise you a job, just forget it. You will just be wasting your time reminding him.

I have got more helps from Igbos and Hausas than even those that claim to be uncles. The only thing they are good at is making promises that they will never fulfil.

When I was looking for admission, it was an Igbo man that I did not even know from Adams that helped simply because he thought I was Igbo. A Yoruba man will never do that for his brother. Instead, they will be looking for every possible ways to bring him down.

My sister had problems with her supervisor who was a Yoruba man. But I never had a problem with my own supervisor who was a Hausa man.

I don't hate my people. I just hate their hypocrisy. People from other tribes are busy building their people and taking over our lands while we scheme on how to destroy ourselves.

I am in Ife. Please, anyone in Ife should go to Lagere now. All Igbos and Hausas have opened shop while my brothers are still sleeping and scheming evil against one another.

In Ilorin, Igbos, Hausas and Chinese have taken over everything because they keep on grooming and helping their brothers. Yorubas do not know how to build. They only know how to destroy one another.

Yoruba e ronu.

CreamyBanana:

You know I am telling the truth.

Do you know Igbos secrets of how they are taking over Lagos? Because, they will own a shop, train their clansman for a while and help him set up his own business. They are spreading while we are shouting instead of helping ourselves.

dominique:
I'm Yoruba and I painfully agree to some of the things said by the Op. When it comes to being your brother's keeper, most Yorubas are lacking in that regards. My mum told me of an experience she had when her car got stuck in mud. It was the Yoruba guys that told her to pass that area that the road is not that bad. When she did and got stuck, they demanded to push out the car for a fee. She got angry and told them that rather than pay them, she would look for other people to push out the car and pay them. While she was still tongue-lashing them, two Igbo (not sure of their tribe sha) guys came out from their shop and helped her push out the car. She offered them money and they declined. She felt so ashamed for her people, I also felt ashamed. I won't say my people are evil tho. Evil knows no tribe or religion.

Yoruba e ronu tunwada (think and change your acts)

bakynes:
Am Yoruba and you can confirm from my previous comments. I agree with the OP on the point that we don't help ourselves. Even while I was in the UK, I could notice the trend among Yorubas. Indians, Jamaicans, Ghanaians help their brothers and sisters to come to the UK and help them get papers but We Yorubas even report our fellow brothers to the Home office, we don't accommodate our family members new in a foreign country for more than 6 months. WhIle in Nigeria I met with a lot of family friends who had companies but they kept on promising on helping me secure a job. Majority not all like to see you down and want you to keep begging them for money than helping you stand on your own. Igbos on the otherhand setup their brothers to stand on their own.

lygn19:

to me its right, if the yorubas hadnt stopped him from trying to lord over that one market, very soon he would repeat same in another market.
If the yorubas over look that one too, very soon he might start passing laws in the land. Thats the domination tendency northerners detest about we igbos lets try to curb it.

Karanka:

Guy you're funny... I can't believe you're succumbing to the obvious psychological blackmail against the Igbos. What you're saying now is exactly what they intend to achieve - making you feel you have no right as an Igbo to lead a market outside the southeast states,and for you to feel they're doing you a favor when you do business in those places. What happened to "one Nigeria"? The constitution of the country guarantees that anybody is free to do business anywhere in the country within the tenets of the law and following due process. It is that simple: you can do business and lead in any market in the country so long as you're a Nigerian and you're following the due process.
If the Eze NdiIgbo had done anything wrong,don't you think it would have been more appropriate to report the matter to the police or maybe inform his superiors like other Ezes,rather than handling it 'toutishly'?
The whole thing smacked of envy,jealousy and serious lack of civility,and it has set a precedence. Yorubas who lauded this shouldn't expect to be treated with civility anywhere in Igboland,and maybe if any Yoruba flouts any local rule in Igboland,the person should be punished without recourse to due process of the laws of the country.

Olaolufred:
[size=14pt] while I have met friends from the south east who are genuinely humble, I have seen larger population of same who are proud, attention seeker, over bearing and rude.
The only way igbos will not be exposing themselves unnecessarily to attack is to respect the tradition of their host. When you act the way that is a taboo in a foreign land, you are not punished because you arch an IBO, but because you've committed a taboo. An akure indigene who usurped the power of Deji would have been punished same way.
Ibos in my house are doing this same thing.
I remember when those spare part sellers at alaguntan at iyana ipaja, lagos were holding meeting to stop my brother from changing his rents after multimillion cost of thourough renovations that they themselves appreciated. Instead of begging him, they were holding protest meeting and sending foolish text messages. At a time I was annoyed. It was after an eviction letter from lawyer that they started begging like baby will do for candy.
Igbo should learn to respect others with their traditions and opinion.
If not, they will keep exposing themselves. And continue to play the victims card they are used to. [/size]

xtrorse:


There's nothing to learn from greedy and diabolic hypocrites whose pastime include heating up the polity with their malicious lies and perfidy...