This guys outfit is always a hit especially his suit... Damn Money....

ezeagu:

lol
Some people will even just say they lived in Africa.

lol

RadicallyBlunt:

Oponu 1st class

Alainironu

Obo lagido

I knew it was una. Nothing good comes from you guys when its about igbos. Always full of negativity. Whats ur business how and who jidenna wishes to give scholarship to? Atleast he brought something back home. He remembered his people. He is not a lost child.

Weedcrusher:
The problem I see with Nigerians or should I say Nairalanders for precision, is that most of you have a mentality of it's either our people is better or others are worse. It's either you are with us or totally against us.

And truth be told, I have observed this amongst the Yoruba and Igbo tribes, but that doesn't exclude other tribes in the country. People express illusion of grandeur when there is something good being talked about their tribe, and immediately transition into a defensive demon when something not so good is being said about their tribe.

We get it the Yoruba and Igbo people of Nairaland, your tribe is the best. Can we now move on to something productive and unifying for the interest of building our great nation?

Now to the Topic at hand, It is a great gesture from this young man and his sister to come back to their root and start a scholarship scheme in honour of their late father. This action should be encourage and should be an inspiration for other Nigerians in diaspora to come back home and do something productive

Instead of you that Yoruba boy coming on this thread and see no good in what the guy has done because he is from Igboland, just bury your face in shame for being so myopic. And instead of you that you Igbo boy bragging about how great your tribe because of what your brother has done, just shut your mouth and use your brain in thinking of how you can help your society when you become successful

QED: Let there be peace among us all. Instead of engaging in tribal war and hate, let's unite and move this country in the right direction

You nailed bros. Sometimes am just baffled with quality of comments I see her, so shallow and myopic. You will hardly get constructive and objective inputs from so-called contributors. I think the moderator has a great role to play here in order to sanitize this forum. The level of ethnic bigotry on display is alarming.

Ezyp:

@OP but jidenna is not a rap artist nah

He is wat?

RadicallyBlunt:
You're such an helpless ignoramus

Truth hurts, someone had to tell ya

redcliff:


He is wat?

So you can't differentiate someone who sings and one who raps?

Ezyp:

So you can't differentiate someone who sings and one who raps?

Lmao. Then you really dont know what genre of music jidenna is into...

Well done bro....wish d likes of Tinie Tempa and Co will emulate from u.

redcliff:


Lmao. Then you really dont know what genre of music jidenna is into...

I know....but he is more into singing. never heard him rap(or how do you classify rap)

Weedcrusher:
The problem I see with Nigerians or should I say Nairalanders for precision, is that most of you have a mentality of it's either our people is better or others are worse. It's either you are with us or totally against us.

And truth be told, I have observed this amongst the Yoruba and Igbo tribes, but that doesn't exclude other tribes in the country. People express illusion of grandeur when there is something good being talked about their tribe, and immediately transition into a defensive demon when something not so good is being said about their tribe.

We get it the Yoruba and Igbo people of Nairaland, your tribe is the best. Can we now move on to something productive and unifying for the interest of building our great nation?

Now to the Topic at hand, It is a great gesture from this young man and his sister to come back to their root and start a scholarship scheme in honour of their late father. This action should be encourage and should be an inspiration for other Nigerians in diaspora to come back home and do something productive

Instead of you that Yoruba boy coming on this thread and see no good in what the guy has done because he is from Igboland, just bury your face in shame for being so myopic. And instead of you that you Igbo boy bragging about how great your tribe because of what your brother has done, just shut your mouth and use your brain in thinking of how you can help your society when you become successful

QED: Let there be peace among us all. Instead of engaging in tribal war and hate, let's unite and move this country in the right direction

I'm glad you have spoken AGAINST this madness that have consumed many here...
Ok, your tribe is "greater" what next?
Does it guarantee free food for your tribesmen and you?
Does it give scholarship?

Dumb people already.

Weedcrusher:
The problem I see with Nigerians or should I say Nairalanders for precision, is that most of you have a mentality of it's either our people is better or others are worse. It's either you are with us or totally against us.

And truth be told, I have observed this amongst the Yoruba and Igbo tribes, but that doesn't exclude other tribes in the country. People express illusion of grandeur when there is something good being talked about their tribe, and immediately transition into a defensive demon when something not so good is being said about their tribe.

We get it the Yoruba and Igbo people of Nairaland, your tribe is the best. Can we now move on to something productive and unifying for the interest of building our great nation?

Now to the Topic at hand, It is a great gesture from this young man and his sister to come back to their root and start a scholarship scheme in honour of their late father. This action should be encourage and should be an inspiration for other Nigerians in diaspora to come back home and do something productive

Instead of you that Yoruba boy coming on this thread and see no good in what the guy has done because he is from Igboland, just bury your face in shame for being so myopic. And instead of you that you Igbo boy bragging about how great your tribe because of what your brother has done, just shut your mouth and use your brain in thinking of how you can help your society when you become successful

QED: Let there be peace among us all. Instead of engaging in tribal war and hate, let's unite and move this country in the right direction

You are one of the few good guys here who is not a bigot!

I am sincerely tired of these tribal rantings all the time here on Nairaland.

The mods should do something about it ASAP!

grayht:
Ndi isi odo won't be happy with this development!

''Ndi isi odo'' Hahahahahaha very good line to qualify those cone heads.

Ezyp:

I know....but he is more into singing. never heard him rap(or how do you classify rap)

I first knew jidenna with long live the chief, classic man, knickers, extraordinaire, yoga before his new single came out. He is more of a rapper than singer. I wonder what you then would call drake

Jaonnyster:





You are one of the few good guys here who is not a bigot!

I am sincerely tired of these tribal rantings all the time here on Nairaland.

The mods should do something about it ASAP!

To be hinest its not easy to not get roped in. You would not see someome insult your tribe and keep quiet. Its painful to the bone.the mods cant so anything except they have decided that nairaland is where they would be 247.

Arijude:
''Ndi isi odo'' Hahahahahaha very good line to qualify those cone heads.

Hahahaha.... "Cone head" abeg ooo make NL no come dey follow me upandan like twitter"

Weedcrusher:
The problem I see with Nigerians or should I say Nairalanders for precision, is that most of you have a mentality of it's either our people is better or others are worse. It's either you are with us or totally against us.

And truth be told, I have observed this amongst the Yoruba and Igbo tribes, but that doesn't exclude other tribes in the country. People express illusion of grandeur when there is something good being talked about their tribe, and immediately transition into a defensive demon when something not so good is being said about their tribe.

We get it the Yoruba and Igbo people of Nairaland, your tribe is the best. Can we now move on to something productive and unifying for the interest of building our great nation?

Now to the Topic at hand, It is a great gesture from this young man and his sister to come back to their root and start a scholarship scheme in honour of their late father. This action should be encourage and should be an inspiration for other Nigerians in diaspora to come back home and do something productive

Instead of you that Yoruba boy coming on this thread and see no good in what the guy has done because he is from Igboland, just bury your face in shame for being so myopic. And instead of you that you Igbo boy bragging about how great your tribe because of what your brother has done, just shut your mouth and use your brain in thinking of how you can help your society when you become successful

QED: Let there be peace among us all. Instead of engaging in tribal war and hate, let's unite and move this country in the right direction

Weedcrusher for president 2019

EMMAUGOH:
I love how this Guy carries his Igbohood wherever he goes, Imagine that interview where he precisely stated He is an IGbo American, the interviewer was like What's up with Igbo American... He said that's my tribe ... And also where he stated He lived in Enugu and not like Norms u hear people say Nigeria...

Enugu una don get person o.. . His father taught him well

he's not from Enugu oooh, he's an impolite from awo idemili in orsu LGA

bukifemi1:


Why wasting the money at south east, come to Ibadan and do the thing

sha mark come?wu him help?

Chineke!! So jidenna is a 9jerian? Igbo 4 dat matter! O boy 9jerians dn go far oooo

9ja4show:


Well said broda...well said

Thanks

Godwin616:

You nailed bros. Sometimes am just baffled with quality of comments I see her, so shallow and myopic. You will hardly get constructive and objective inputs from so-called contributors. I think the moderator has a great role to play here in order to sanitize this forum. The level of ethnic bigotry on display is alarming.

Nairaland used to be a very informative forum. I remembered when I first joined in 2008 with my first moniker, I used to be on the forum for hours getting knowledge on almost everything. These days most topics that make front page are irrelevant celebrity stories, unnecessary politicians stories or killing of wild animals. Though there are still some reasonable topics that make front page, but they are like 1 in 20 topics

RadicallyBlunt:
Sounds nice but its more like a show off to me. Scholarship should be abt encouraging young scholars to sit up more with their studies. It shdnt wait until the honor to an already made famous person is due

Such a scholarship 4 d best stdnt shd be something done like yearly for d best 3 stdnts or so like Afe Babalola does. By so doing, we'll know u have d interest of talented scholars in mind and not trying to make some big men feel pleased by doing it in their name.

Alaye, its not your money he's sponsoring them with fa and just because Afe Babalola does it in a way doesn't mean he must follow suit. We all try to give back to the economy one way or another in our own small way.

Ugosample:



I'm glad you have spoken AGAINST this madness that have consumed many here...
Ok, your tribe is "greater" what next?
Does it guarantee free food for your tribesmen and you?
Does it give scholarship?

Dumb people already.

It's the mentality here on nairaland. And economic situation in the country is not helping too. If people could divert the energy they use in showing how superior their tribe or religion into questioning and making political leaders accountable for their mandates, the country will become better

E be like say na abookis dey respond, because its all about personal insults.

Abeg where are my brown roof brodas?

The real classic man oo

Ezyp:

@OP but jidenna is not a rap artist nah

says who? Please listen to his song Long Live the chief. That guy has got bars. And he writes deep meaningful lyrics. He's not you're average rapper. Don't be fooled by classic man. He's much more than just a singer

Weedcrusher:
The problem I see with Nigerians or should I say Nairalanders for precision, is that most of you have a mentality of it's either our people is better or others are worse. It's either you are with us or totally against us.

And truth be told, I have observed this amongst the Yoruba and Igbo tribes, but that doesn't exclude other tribes in the country. People express illusion of grandeur when there is something good being talked about their tribe, and immediately transition into a defensive demon when something not so good is being said about their tribe.

We get it the Yoruba and Igbo people of Nairaland, your tribe is the best. Can we now move on to something productive and unifying for the interest of building our great nation?

Now to the Topic at hand, It is a great gesture from this young man and his sister to come back to their root and start a scholarship scheme in honour of their late father. This action should be encourage and should be an inspiration for other Nigerians in diaspora to come back home and do something productive

Instead of you that Yoruba boy coming on this thread and see no good in what the guy has done because he is from Igboland, just bury your face in shame for being so myopic. And instead of you that you Igbo boy bragging about how great your tribe because of what your brother has done, just shut your mouth and use your brain in thinking of how you can help your society when you become successful

QED: Let there be peace among us all. Instead of engaging in tribal war and hate, let's unite and move this country in the right direction

so people still have sense like this. All hope is not lost then.

MissGdope:

says who? Please listen to his song Long Live the chief. That guy has got bars. And he writes deep meaningful lyrics. He's not you're average rapper. Don't be fooled by classic man. He's much more than just a singer

I know about long live the Chief..but the truth is the guy is a 'soft rapper' and I don't classify such dudes as rap artiste. (sure he got bars)

Ezyp:
I know about long live the Chief..but the truth is the guy is a 'soft rapper' and I don't classify such dudes as rap artiste. (sure he got bars)

just because you don't classify him as one, doesnt mean he isn't. If i say i don't classify a dog as a dog, that doesn't make it a goat; its still a dog. He's a rapper but if you don't see him as one then thats your opinion

Jaonnyster:





You are one of the few good guys here who is not a bigot!

I am sincerely tired of these tribal rantings all the time here on Nairaland.

The mods should do something about it ASAP!

Thanks........I'm equally tired of the idiocy display by a significant number of people on this forum