ModsWillKillNL:


We survived before they came! We will do better when they are gone!!

felicitywe:
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U talk and sound like a two yr old child. Igbos r ur masters whether u like it or not.At every instance u bleep Igbos must go to their place.It shows they r better off than u and superior.They employ lots of ur ppl.I cannot imagine the AGBEROS that come disturbing for money from Igbos. The other day i was buying a T.shirt in Ibadan, some Yoruba guys came asking for money from the Igbo guy.They were patient for a long time for me to go but i was minding my own business.When i asked why they had refused to go,the Igbo guy said that is how they come every time asking for money.At the end the Igbo guy gave them N500 and they all prostrated and shouted, Baba o o o! Baba ni yi! when they stood up they started saluting the guy.Tell me how do u interpret the superior here,d begger and the non begger?There r things we can not say here, but this event is just one of the many ways Igbos feed the Yorubas every day,hour,minutes and second.Im sorry for this but it the fact.[/s]

felicitywe:

If they gerrout do u think u will survive?

felicitywe:

U talk and sound like a two yr old child. Igbos r ur masters whether u like it or not.At every instance u bleep Igbos must go to their place.It shows they r better off than u and superior.They employ lots of ur ppl.I cannot imagine the AGBEROS that come disturbing for money from Igbos. The other day i was buying a T.shirt in Ibadan, some Yoruba guys came asking for money from the Igbo guy.They were patient for a long time for me to go but i was minding my own business.When i asked why they had refused to go,the Igbo guy said that is how they come every time asking for money.At the end the Igbo guy gave them N500 and they all prostrated and shouted, Baba o o o! Baba ni yi! when they stood up they started saluting the guy.Tell me how do u interpret the superior here,d begger and the non begger?There r things we can not say here, but this event is just one of the many ways Igbos feed the Yorubas every day,hour,minutes and second.Im sorry for this but it the fact.

deedeedee1:

Feed whose family? You mean those drug trafickers? You guys have no shame! I know it is paining your ass you have been expose that your claims of being the most industrious people are all lies.
Shameless tribe!
Drug trafficking tribe claiming industrious!
Your dirty and irritating people are all over yoruba land selling okrika cloths and all those nonsense things in order to survive.
You can never sit in your land because you will suffer.
Useless tribe!
Drug traficking tribe!

shukuokukobambi:


Without facts. Without data. without sense, The OSU declares the powder sellers, masters. Masters of what? firing squad and hangman's noose lovers in asia or what do you have mastery in beyond crime?

I was in Enugu too the other day and a complete igbo family comprising the father, his wife and 8 children came to a Yoruba food vendor to beg for food. They didn't even mind that i was there. They fell on their knees and were begging to be fed as erosion had washed away their village and fulani herdsmen had driven them away from their farms. It was humiliating but that is the fact and proof that Yoruba feed igbo apart from the fact that they believe they can't be free of Nigeria without Yoruba help!!

shukuokukobambi:


Without facts. Without data. without sense, The OSU declares the powder sellers, masters. Masters of what? firing squad and hangman's noose lovers in asia or what do you have mastery in beyond crime?

I was in Enugu too the other day and a complete igbo family comprising the father, his wife and 8 children came to a Yoruba food vendor to beg for food. They didn't even mind that i was there. They fell on their knees and were begging to be fed as erosion had washed away their village and fulani herdsmen had driven them away from their farms. It was humiliating but that is the fact and proof that Yoruba feed igbo apart from the fact that they believe they can't be free of Nigeria without Yoruba help!!

felicitywe:

When did this ur survival start?In the 1970s,80s,90s,2000, or 2017?

deedeedee1:

Dont mind that clown. Very irritating and foolish people they are!
From gej till 2019 to Biafra or we die.
Yoruba people have told them repeatedly that they are in support of biafra, yet they are still looking for ways to blame Yoruba people.
They are very confused and useless people.
Pathetic baboons!
Spit on their useless crazy flat-head!

felicitywe:

My friend go to Mushin down to Olorunshogo,to Iasle eko, to Alaba, Iganmu, to Obalande , bariga,apapa etc, i wonder why u wont see facts.

ModsWillKillNL:


It started before flatiyeasterners evolved completely into humans from the half-apes,half-humans they used to be.

felicitywe:

See how u abuse them.Remember that ur ppl sold out their land to them because of hunger.Remember ur ppl who r house agents will love their money.Remember ur ppl who owe houses v driven the tenents away and turned the houses to shops and warehouse because of the huge money that they will get from these same ppl.Remember that ur ppl after collecting house rent for say two yrs end up coming every month for money to do child naming, graduation and burial.Remember ur ppl who r agents will always dub them by collecting house rent from many of them only to give house to one person.Remember ur ppl get money from them to complete their projects. Remember again that it is the money ur ppl get from them that they (ur ppl)use to train their children.Remember ur ppl sale land to them to get quick money to travel to UK. Remember ur ppl will always v them to finance their venture.Pls remember remember and remember, and stop abusing them.I Hope all this will make sense to some of u.thanks.

shukuokukobambi:


My friend, go to st Michael's road, go to bishop okoye, go to sangana st, go to ojoto, go to iloabuchi water side and see the suffering of your people. I wonder why you keep lying to yourself

shukuokukobambi:


My friend, go to st Michael's road, go to bishop okoye, go to sangana st, go to ojoto, go to iloabuchi water side and see the suffering of your people. I wonder why you keep lying to yourself

Education is good, but knowledge triumphs over all, but the greatest secret of living is imagination. I sincerely believe that what each of us does with his/her life is up to us but no one is an accidental being. Success too is not a serendipitous discovery for after all, the Great Alone has given us all that we need for life, and it's up to us to harness those creative and in-built talents in furtherance of one's purpose on earth.....

Local kibitzers have woven all kinds of tales and rumors on the success of the richest man and family in Owo and Ondo State,, but the taste of the pudding is in the eating. Look at their lifestyles, scrutinize the choices they made in life, analyze their philosophy and approach to life and you'd see while the Fagboyeguns succeeded.

Reverend once told me that, money and success are everywhere, opportunities are abound in any clime, but what is important is how you'll discover those opportunities. "You can be successful anywhere you're, because as a child of the Most High, you're like manure and will germinate and give birth to success anywhere if you can imagine it," Reverend once told me.

Mama hated waste and if you lived long enough with them and know them intimately, you would find out. "If this is how we spend and fritter away everything, we'd not reach this level," Mama would tell anyone straight faced who came to take advantage of their generosity. Some relatives couldn't stand Mama, while some like me would defend her till death, and thereafter.

Mama was icy to some relatives but warm to some and I asked her why this was so. "Not everyone would love you, and you can't get along with every one, because some relatives do not have direction for their lives and so believe a rich relative would help them, but we only assist those who are serious, determined and are focused." http://nigeriaworld.com/feature/publication/fayemiwo/052013.html

In the history of local capitalism, three magi pioneered indigenous entrepreneurship in the ancient City of Owo: Chief Ajanaku Makun, Chief Aruwajoye and Reverend Fagboyegun. Because Chief Obafemi Awolowo bestrode the political life of Owo and western Nigerian like a colossus, and for the fact Owo was the birthplace of the Action Group (AG), the interplay forces of politics and business could, and often get blurred and even the reluctant businessman would find political pressures irresistible.

As the political direction of Owo was devoid of media lane of opposition, getting nominated into the AG and later UPN as a candidate for office was intensely acrimonious, more so the struggle for internal political hegemony was fought between the royal and elite wings of the party represented in the First Republic by Oba Olateru-Olagbegi, the Olowo of Owo and Chief Adekunle Ajasin respectively. Of the trifecta, only Reverend Fgaboyegun withstood political temptations.

During the Ajasin administration between 1979 and 1983, shortfall in financial allocations from the federal government of the Shagari Administration warranted a loan by the defunct Ondo State to pay the salaries of civil servants in the state. The government approached local banks for deficit financing, and when it approached First Bank under the late Chief Samuel Oyewole Asabia, the Ajasin Administration was directed to contact "one of their most dependable customers/depositors: Jide Fagboyegun."

Always the willing party financier and one desirous of seeing a fellow Owo man like Chief Ajasin succeed, as the state's first democratically-elected governor, Reverend approved the loan with the understanding his money would be paid back, as soon as money arrived from Lagos. It was not to be, for soon Shagari's austerity measures took off, bureaucratic bottleneck set in, and a military coup swept the civilian administration out of power on December 31, 1983.

Former retired Col.S.I. B Ademulegun of Owo of the then Supply & Transport (S&T) of the Nigerian Army and now the king of Ipemen Land was being penciled down by the Buhari-Idiagbon regime as the military administrator of Old Ondo State until it was discovered after the coup that he failed to report at his place of assignment on coup day: December 31, 1983.

General Idaigbon promptly gave an order Ademulegun should be retired, while Commodore Bamidele Otiko was posted to Ondo State as governor. No sooner than Otiko arrived in Akure than he began to pursue the anti-UPN cum anti-progressive policies of the Buhari-Idiagbon military regime (1984-1985).

Otiko opened the books and discovered the Ondo State Government owed Chief Fagboyegun several millions and alerted Doddan Barracks. In Nigeria, people purloin government finances, but it's rare to hear government owes business people not for contract works done, but for a promissory debenture loan worth millions of Naira.

Pronto, Idiagbon showed uncanny interest in the report, wishing to gain political capital out of it. The men of the NSO-the precursor of the present SSS-were dispatched to Owo and Akure, to check out this businessman stupendously rich enough to give a loan to the state government. They looked and looked and discovered nothing, absolutely nothing incriminating or deals under the table that could be used to indict Reverend Jide Fagboyegun.

As the late Chief Festus Adetula, an Owo indigene and then permanent secretary in the cabinet office of the defunct Supreme Military Council (SMC) under Buhari noted, Jide Fagboyegun made his money in the old-fashioned way, he didn't depend on government and the Buhari-Idiagbon regime didn't know there were still remnants of such indigenous businessmen and women in Nigeria. http://nigeriaworld.com/feature/publication/fayemiwo/052013.html

felicitywe:

Im telling u what is in ur society,im not talking about election, ape etc.
U enjoy social media to the detriment of reality that beckons on u every day.

deedeedee1:

This is how their life is. They claim to be the most industrious and wealthiest people in Nigeria, but still cry of being marginalized.
These fools cant build a simple sea port by themselves but want federal government to do that for them! Despite their claims of being the richest people in Nigeria!
Very useless people!

ModsWillKillNL:


That is what you see.

I dont see that.

The Acting President is Yoruba. Between 1999 and 2007, the president was Yoruba.

Current nos 3 and 6 are Yoruba.

All these mean more and say much more than your myopic rants.

felicitywe:

Imagine how ungrateful u r.U detest ppl that feed ur family.God will help u.Some of u Yorubas on NL do not understand the hand out that goes to ur ppl every day in Lagos.Its either u r just pretending.

ModsWillKillNL:


That is what you see.

I dont see that.

The Acting President is Yoruba. Between 1999 and 2007, the president was Yoruba.

Current nos 3 and 6 are Yoruba.

All these mean more and say much more than your myopic rants.

deedeedee1:

All your lies have been exposed! You own nothing! Most of the houses and estates in Lagos are owned by Yoruba people.
You are just noise makers!
Unity begger!
Go to your unproductive land!
Drug dealers!
You and i know that you will suffer when you go back to your land.
Chest beating baboons!

StOla:


What will be the fate of those Igbos who give handout to thugs as fellow Yorubas also do if they were not resident in Lagos in search of greener pastures?

Igbo must go whether you like it or not.

laudate:
While Tunji Fagboyegun sits at the helm of affairs at JOF Ideal Family Farms in Owo, Ondo State, his younger brother Segun Fagboyegun handles the affairs of their subsidiary firm in Lagos called JOF Nigeria Limited.

Segun Fagboyegun who is is the Managing Director / Chief Executive Officer of JOF Nigeria Limited, has over 25 years of experience in the fields of Law, Finance and Business Management.

He graduated from University of Ife with a Bachelors' degree in Law, and earned an LL.M in Maritime Law from the University of London (Kings College). He is also the founder of Segun Fagboyegun & Associates, a firm of solicitors, advocates and legal consultants based in Lagos.

Segun currently serves on the Board of Directors of several reputable companies including Tulip Cocoa Processing Ltd. and Araromi-Ayesan Oil Plantation Plc, amongst others. He is a member of the Institute of Directors (London).

He started JOF Nigeria Ltd in 1991 and the firm has now grown big in areas such as Commodity Trading, Import and Export Services, Logistics Services, Real Estate Development, Portfolio Investments in Shares and Vegetable Oil Manufacturing.

A few years ago, Adamawa State Government signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with a frontline agro-allied company and a member of the JOF Group of Companies, JOF Nigeria Limited, in a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) arrangement to finance the development of agriculture and agro-allied industry, as part of the administration's promise to industrialise the state.

JOF, which has been in the agriculture business in Nigeria for over 50 years, is partnering the government to establish a large scale sugarcane plantation. The success of the Fagboyegun brothers stems from the lessons their late parents inculcated in them and the legacy of honesty and hardwork they left behind. Both brothers are reported to be stupendously wealthy, but very modest in their outlook, and quiet in their lifestyle.

A lot of stories have been told about their family, and the way their activities have influenced the fortune of many people within Ondo state.



At one time, the Fagboyegun family even had to offer the ondo State govt a loan, during the 2nd republic, when Chief michael Ajasin was the governor.

felicitywe:

Kia!You sound too low for me.

felicitywe:

What do u understand as suffering?Well, i dont know some of u ur age.Yesterday omo ni le guys did not allow us to sleep through out the night because of a container of good that was off loaded by them. The money given to them became an issue when one of urs claimed he couldnt find the money.Imagine what would happen.

totit:


Guys, don't fall for it. The dude has a mission and ya'all know it. Why give in

Make una leave the dude abeg

felicitywe:
My friend go to Mushin down to Olorunshogo,to Iasle eko, to Alaba, Iganmu, to Obalande , bariga,apapa etc, i wonder why u wont see facts.

felicitywe:

See how u abuse them.Remember that ur ppl sold out their land to them because of hunger.Remember ur ppl who r house agents will love their money.Remember ur ppl who owe houses v driven the tenents away and turned the houses to shops and warehouse because of the huge money that they will get from these same ppl.Remember that ur ppl after collecting house rent for say two yrs end up coming every month for money to do child naming, graduation and burial.Remember ur ppl who r agents will always dub them by collecting house rent from many of them only to give house to one person.Remember ur ppl get money from them to complete their projects. Remember again that it is the money ur ppl get from them that they (ur ppl)use to train their children.Remember ur ppl sale land to them to get quick money to travel to UK. Remember ur ppl will always v them to finance their venture.Pls remember remember and remember, and stop abusing them.I Hope all this will make sense to some of u.thanks.

StOla:


What will be the fate of those Igbos who give handout to thugs as fellow Yorubas also do if they were not resident in Lagos in search of greener pastures?

Igbo must go whether you like it or not.

laudate:

Why do you like making reference to the slums and ghettos in Lagos? Are those the areas where you live? Or the places in which you were raised?

deedeedee1:

You can keep lying to yourselves, but the truth is Igbo people have nothing.
You cant stay in your land because you will suffer!
The Northerners got tired of your empty chest beating that they decided to send you out of their land!
Chest beaters!