oodualover:

Not always. We also have useless leaders in our land

EvilMetahuman:
except that you will still vote obaino come this november.


Why not pro biafran governor if you people are really seriously and not just the usual whining and cry of everyone is against us?

ipoblogic:


On the 18th of November, my self and family, are. Staying indoors.
We.are.not.voting

ipoblogic:


On the 18th of November, my self and family, are. Staying indoors.
We.are.not.voting

caesaraba:


Walking on egg shells? No. The more vocal section of the Igbo youth set the Internet on ablaze with fiery rhetoric and targeted abuse which almost set the country on a destructive path. They must find a way to air their views with some level of civility in order not to receive 'push-back' from concerned quarters.

ipoblogic:


On the 18th of November, my self and family, are. Staying indoors.
We.are.not.voting

EvilMetahuman:
and how will that stop obaino from becoming governor and sending python to dance on your roof?

GavelSlam:

There is nothing like Biafra

FreeTraining:
Oduduwa,,,odudutrouble

castrokins:
After Nnamdi Kanu, The Name Emma Powerful Pricks Me.

That Guy Thought Succinctly And Carefully To Elect A Pseudo That Strikes A Chord Just The Way The Erstwhile Spokesperson Of MEND Jomo Gbomo (Apologies if misspelt) Did Those Dreaded Years.


When You're Emmanuel, You Don't Even Need To Be Powerful To Be Heard. Jesus Christ Wasn't A Heavybelter.

oodualover:

Ogbeni, who u be?

GavelSlam:

Ologbeni I'm a patriot.

vicadex07:



lol....sarkki, is that you

whateverkay:
What do these igbos want Today biafra, tomorrow restructuring, next tomorrow they start envying the hard working Yoruba's. Why are these people not ready to work with other Nigerians? I hope they can seek wisdom from Yoruba's concerning politics and business. I pity the igbos honestly.

whateverkay:
What do these igbos want Today biafra, tomorrow restructuring, next tomorrow they start envying the hard working Yoruba's. Why are these people not ready to work with other Nigerians? I hope they can seek wisdom from Yoruba's concerning politics and business. I pity the igbos honestly.

whateverkay:
What do these igbos want Today biafra, tomorrow restructuring, next tomorrow they start envying the hard working Yoruba's. Why are these people not ready to work with other Nigerians? I hope they can seek wisdom from Yoruba's concerning politics and business. I pity the igbos honestly.

Ola514:
Honestly my guy, the Igbo's are more hard working that the Yoruba's
don't too argue cos i am a Yoruba man too.

i have lived with both Igbo's and Yoruba's
i understood what i am saying

whateverkay:
What do these igbos want Today biafra, tomorrow restructuring, next tomorrow they start envying the hard working Yoruba's. Why are these people not ready to work with other Nigerians? I hope they can seek wisdom from Yoruba's concerning politics and business. I pity the igbos honestly.

whateverkay:
What do these igbos want Today biafra, tomorrow restructuring, next tomorrow they start envying the hard working Yoruba's. Why are these people not ready to work with other Nigerians? I hope they can seek wisdom from Yoruba's concerning politics and business. I pity the igbos honestly.

kn23h:


His first mistakes were;

“Yoruba pastor”

“Yoruba muslims”

“Kill Yorubas”

I pitied the fool.

Respect55:

DidI just hear u say hard working yorubas? Maybe in skull mining and ritualism. Wen next u write, learn to write correctly. It is the 'yorubas' not 'yoruba's'
Whoever told u dat Igbos envy the yorubas is capable of giving someone poison

Afromalaika:


You are indeed correct. And that is why a sane Yoruba man will never support Biafra under the leadership of Kanu.

To set the records straight, the Yorubas are not against Biafra or its agitations, we both suffer the same fate in the contraption called Nigeria.

However, you can't be demanding Biafra, whipping up sentiments against the Yorubas, and also thinking they will foolishly support you.

We in Yorubaland have respect for our elders.

Bari22:


It is obvious now IPOB are confused blaming everybody on their misfortunes. While they failed to accuse their leader of running away leaving them in the midst of war

gidgiddy:
If the 12 million Igbos in the North still require saving, what is the point of 'one Nigeria'?

So we should all walk on egg shells so that the North will not repeat one of their many waves of killing Igbos in the North?

Why are people then fooling themselves that they have a country?

kn23h:


You're not Yoruba and can never be.
Igbos are not more hardworking than Yorubas. Do not confuse hardworking with noisemaking.

Yorubas built Nigeria's ICT and startup environment, that takes a lot of hardwork.
995 of tech hubs are in Yorubaland and are owned by Yorubas [i.e Andela, CChub, etc). These companies are recognized by Facebook and Google companies.
Yorubas own large corporation in millions and billions of naira: https://www.nairaland.com/3918290/yorubas-most-industriousrichest-educated-tribe
The richest Nigerian developers- mostly located in Lagos - are Yorubas
Yoruba politicians work hard to create investment friendly and industry friendly environment in their land
Check the first-accomplishments in Nigeria, Yorubas make up most of the list
Yoruba state/SW in generate contributes more than half of the country's non-oil revenue and IGR

All that takes a lot of hardwork, strategy and smarts.

The day Yorubas start making noise like Igbos is the day you'll know who the real hardworkers are.

If you're indeed Yoruba and you want to call your family lazy, you're free to do so. Your experience is your experience but data and economical relevance matters more.

LaconicINC:
changes nothing, Uhuru Kenyantta was elected despite opposition boycott of election, so guy leave that thing