CzarChris:
Hey! Attention seeker.
You've gotten my attention, will you guys die a strange, painful, excruciating unexplained death if you just the igbos alone? Haba!!! Na wetin sef? There is no day I come on nairaland without one yoruba man starting a thread for the sole purpose of insulting igbos. O wu di gini?
You've guys should face your lives and leave igbos alone for crying out loud.

I personally am not in support of these biafra agitation here and there, but with the kind of bigotry and hatred being expressed against my kinsmen, I am being forced to believe that truly we don't have anything to do with other Nigerians, especially the yoruba people.

Scholes00:
No, Biafra is the solution.
I wonder how someone will wake up on an early Sunday morning and create a thread titled "Igbo people" as if your life depends on their existence.
Igbos must go to their Biafra. We Yorubas are ready to help with Biafran actualization.

gboss4sure:
Seriously, this is no longer funny.

Is there any day that will pass without a yoruoba misfit opening a thread about igbos on nairaland?

You yoruba's should take a chill, we don't even notice or take you dudes so serious the way una take carry our matter for head.

You guys are wasting your time by spewing gibberish everyday on nairaland about igbos.

Yesterday was how we hate ourselves, today is how we hate yoruba and how biafra will be another south Sudan. I wonder how that is you guys wahala, let biafra be the next south Sudan na, so that wen we don kill ourselves finish, you people can come and occupy our lands.

Stop the jealousy, go hustle and make something good out of your time biko nu.

Onye nwe anyi gozie unu. #proudly igbotic.

mrkayusfit:
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Say no to Biafra

justice2016:
Man go life n leave Nnamdi alone. So far he is our true leader

Abutraco:
no Biafra no peace for d zoo call Nigeria

gboss4sure:


Lol, is that all you could do?

You can only say no to something that you are asked to be a part of.

As far as Biafra is concerned, if it comes to voting, you've got no vote.

mrkayusfit:
What exactly is the problem the igbos have with yoruba? Why can't they let us be without blaming us for not letting them go? The average yoruba person supports a united Nigeria because what the igbos fail to see while standing we have seen while sitting.


Biafra is another south sudan in the making. It will be filled with crisis between the igbo and minorities hereby leading to a civil war that could go on for decades. No country wants to share a border with a destabilized biafra because of refugee and humanitarian crisis thay will arise. The ikwere's and anioma's have already made it clear they are not igbos. They finally figured out the plan by the igbos to dominate them because of their oil. A united Nigeria is what the average Igbo man needs to thrive as we can see with present realities. The igbos success are recorded in the south west and north mostly. There is nothing to fall back on in igbo land because of the unproductive nature of the region. It will be a huge mistake if they think the region will thrive as a country cos they need the Yoruba's and hausa-fulanis to build a robust economy. A word is enough for the wise. Biafra is not the solution.

mrkayusfit:





We will decide on whether or not the igbos will have a referendum if we want. But no they must remain in Nigeria

omofunaab:
Op, yorubas have no business, if igbos want their country they can have it, but they cannot, they can't do it without yorubas blessing it... If femi falana,pst Tunde bakare, professor wole Soyinka starts speaking for them like we did for GEJ during yar adua's time, that's when they will get their biafra ...how many activists do the igbos have?

mrkayusfit:
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Biafra is dead and buried

JayJohnson:

Yes my brother, dead, buried and fully decomposed!!!

CyerSeries:
And the worst part is that Seun and his mod always look the other way while his kinsmen create thread upon thread insulting Igbo.. If we strike back, they ban us for months.. But it's OK..

EasternActivist:
Frustrated attention seeker...
Who you epp

mrkayusfit:
What exactly is the problem the igbos have with yoruba? Why can't they let us be without blaming us for not letting them go? The average yoruba person supports a united Nigeria because what the igbos fail to see while standing we have seen while sitting.


Biafra is another south sudan in the making. It will be filled with crisis between the igbo and minorities hereby leading to a civil war that could go on for decades. No country wants to share a border with a destabilized biafra because of refugee and humanitarian crisis thay will arise. The ikwere's and anioma's have already made it clear they are not igbos. They finally figured out the plan by the igbos to dominate them because of their oil. A united Nigeria is what the average Igbo man needs to thrive as we can see with present realities. The igbos success are recorded in the south west and north mostly. There is nothing to fall back on in igbo land because of the unproductive nature of the region. It will be a huge mistake if they think the region will thrive as a country cos they need the Yoruba's and hausa-fulanis to build a robust economy. A word is enough for the wise. Biafra is not the solution.

BossKratos:





Pained ipob attention giver!



Who ojukwu help? Apart from coffin makers!

mrkayusfit:
What exactly is the problem the igbos have with yoruba? Why can't they let us be without blaming us for not letting them go? The average yoruba person supports a united Nigeria because what the igbos fail to see while standing we have seen while sitting.


Biafra is another south sudan in the making. It will be filled with crisis between the igbo and minorities hereby leading to a civil war that could go on for decades. No country wants to share a border with a destabilized biafra because of refugee and humanitarian crisis thay will arise. The ikwere's and anioma's have already made it clear they are not igbos. They finally figured out the plan by the igbos to dominate them because of their oil. A united Nigeria is what the average Igbo man needs to thrive as we can see with present realities. The igbos success are recorded in the south west and north mostly. There is nothing to fall back on in igbo land because of the unproductive nature of the region. It will be a huge mistake if they think the region will thrive as a country cos they need the Yoruba's and hausa-fulanis to build a robust economy. A word is enough for the wise. Biafra is not the solution.

mrkayusfit:
There is nothing to fall back on in igbo land because of the unproductive nature of the region. It will be a huge mistake if they think the region will thrive as a country cos they need the Yoruba's and hausa-fulanis to build a robust economy. A word is enough for the wise. Biafra is not the solution.

mrkayusfit:
What exactly is the problem the igbos have with yoruba? Why can't they let us be without blaming us for not letting them go? The average yoruba person supports a united Nigeria because what the igbos fail to see while standing we have seen while sitting.


Biafra is another south sudan in the making. It will be filled with crisis between the igbo and minorities hereby leading to a civil war that could go on for decades. No country wants to share a border with a destabilized biafra because of refugee and humanitarian crisis thay will arise. The ikwere's and anioma's have already made it clear they are not igbos. They finally figured out the plan by the igbos to dominate them because of their oil. A united Nigeria is what the average Igbo man needs to thrive as we can see with present realities. The igbos success are recorded in the south west and north mostly. There is nothing to fall back on in igbo land because of the unproductive nature of the region. It will be a huge mistake if they think the region will thrive as a country cos they need the Yoruba's and hausa-fulanis to build a robust economy. A word is enough for the wise. Biafra is not the solution.

mrkayusfit:
What exactly is the problem the igbos have with yoruba? Why can't they let us be without blaming us for not letting them go? The average yoruba person supports a united Nigeria because what the igbos fail to see while standing we have seen while sitting.


Biafra is another south sudan in the making. It will be filled with crisis between the igbo and minorities hereby leading to a civil war that could go on for decades. No country wants to share a border with a destabilized biafra because of refugee and humanitarian crisis thay will arise. The ikwere's and anioma's have already made it clear they are not igbos. They finally figured out the plan by the igbos to dominate them because of their oil. A united Nigeria is what the average Igbo man needs to thrive as we can see with present realities. The igbos success are recorded in the south west and north mostly. There is nothing to fall back on in igbo land because of the unproductive nature of the region. It will be a huge mistake if they think the region will thrive as a country cos they need the Yoruba's and hausa-fulanis to build a robust economy. A word is enough for the wise. Biafra is not the solution.