"Igbos were allowed to establish businesses and live in other parts of Nigeria peacefully. However, they deny other tribes from simple owning shops in ALL EASTERN MARKETS! Yes! I have gone to many eastern markets for ethnic survey. And no single shop is or was allocated to non Igbo. Please if there is one market with non Igbo, please mention" - Ahmed Gume

RESPOND:
How many shops do Hausa or Yoruba people own in Cameroon, Ghana, Togo, South Africa, Malawi, Sierra-Leone, Gabon UK, United States, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong-kong, Thailand, Indonesia, Germany, China, Taiwan, South Korea, India and countless other countries all over the world.

Those are not Igbo areas after all. Perhaps, they deny you shops like the Igbo did in all these countries. Igbos own shops and do business in those countries.

This is exactly how lazy people complain when they fail in business. If you can't compete on your own land, how are you going to do that in Igboland or neutral ground?

Every Igbo city has a place exclusively mapped out for Hausas free of charge for temporary use (that is the truth they will not tell you). Of course you know, Hausa man has his own pattern of business and shops mostly in form of kiosk where he sold his patty trades and provisions on free given portion of the street.

Another good business they do in the east is money exchange and cattle business which they control in every Igbo city on a free given land; 100% fact. Go to Owerri, Umuahia, Enugu, Awka. Nnewi. Aba etc.

Igbos don't wait for free land or free portion to be allocated to them, they buy them from indigenes who always have it free by inheritance or by allocation but doesn’t know what to do with them. Only quota system worthless person will wait for allocation before he starts a business.

How many shops do Hausas have in Lagos and other south west states? or do the Yoruba deny them shops too? Can you compare the number of shops and markets owned by Hausas in Yoruba land to the number owned by the Igbos?

Igbos rent shops from the landlords. Igbos Buy lands from the host to build shops. Igbos buy land from their host to build markets. Igbos don't wait for shop or land allocations to start up their businesses.

How many markets has the Hausa built in Lagos? None. How many markets has the Yoruba build in the north? None or do the Hausa and the Yoruba deny selling land to one another too, like the Igbos denied them?

But Igbo have used their money to buy lands from south west and north and build many markets that helps to develop their regions.

To be honest, not every Igbo traders in south west or north can compete with the traders in the east. The traders in the east are real geniuses in trading. They are wizards in buying and selling more than those Igbo traders in the west and north.

You have to first compete with the Igbo traders in your own territory before you think of competing with them in their own territory. Business is based on competition, the question is, can you compete? There are shops in Onitsha main market but can you afford to rent it? Even when you do what do you intend to sell to regain your profit?.

Is it igbo man that sacrifice to be single till the age of 40 to balance his business achievements before marriage you want to compete with? Igbo man who wear warn out cloths with bathroom slippers to save money for his bussiness? Or the one that maintain just one wife you choose to compete with?....The one that married, how many children do they agreed to born, all are the sacrifices in order to save more for his business.

Nobody compete with the fulanis in their cow business or you think they don’t make money in that? Please leave the igbos alone, business is their God given talent.

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Another tribal e-Fight looming.

Lazy minds always blame others for being failure in life...Shame

Let oil money stop flowing, then lazy Nigerians will know what real suffering is.

I have lived in Enugu (SE), Lagos (SW), Port Harcourt (SS) and Abuja (NC) and ocasionally went to Kano for business and I can tell you that the least accommodating is towards the north. It is easier to live with an Igboman or Yorubaman (I lived over 20yrs in Lasgidi) than a core northerner

At any slight provocation, they can kill or burn your shop. Even if you practice their religion, if you aren't a core northerner, they discriminate. I am not here to play tribal and religious card but stating it as I saw it.

ok.

How many shops do Hausa or Yoruba people own in Cameroon, Ghana, Togo, South Africa, Malawi, Sierra-Leone, Gabon UK, United States, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong-kong, Thailand, Indonesia, Germany, China, Taiwan, South Korea, India and countless other countries all over the world.

Those are not Igbo areas after all. Perhaps, they deny you shops like the Igbo did in all these countries. Igbos own shops and do business in those countries.

This is exactly how lazy people complain when they fail in business. If you can't compete on your own land, how are you going to do that in Igboland or neutral ground?


Nwanne God bless you

Igbos are just too adventurous,ready to take risk and naturally talented you cannot take it away from them.

That they are not accommodating is a very big lie.
This is not tribal talk but raw fact

Senselin:
I have lived in Enugu (SE), Lagos (SW), Port Harcourt (SS) and Abuja (NC) and ocasionally went to Kano for business and I can tell you that the least accommodating is towards the north. It is easier to live with an Igboman or Yorubaman (I lived over 20yrs in Lasgidi) than a core northerner

At any slight provocation, they can kill or burn your shop. Even if you practice their religion, if you aren't a core northerner, they discriminate. I am not here to play tribal and religious card but stating it as I saw it.

You are right bro, I could remember back then in 2006 that people were killed because of cartoon.

Nice Quote from the response:

"Igbos don't wait for free land or free portion to be allocated to them, they buy them from indigenes who always have it free by inheritance or by allocation but doesn’t know what to do with them. Only quota system worthless person will wait for allocation before he starts a business."

Nice Quote from the response:

"To be honest, not every Igbo traders in south west or north can compete with the traders in the east. The traders in the east are real geniuses in trading. They are wizards in buying and selling more than those Igbo traders in the west and north."

Nice Quote from the response:


"You have to first compete with the Igbo traders in your own territory before you think of competing with them in their own territory. Business is based on competition, the question is, can you compete? There are shops in Onitsha main market but can you afford to rent it? Even when you do what do you intend to sell to regain your profit?."

Nice Quote from the response:


"How many shops do Hausa or Yoruba people own in Cameroon, Ghana, Togo, South Africa, Malawi, Sierra-Leone, Gabon UK, United States, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong-kong, Thailand, Indonesia, Germany, China, Taiwan, South Korea, India and countless other countries all over the world. Those are not Igbo areas after all. Perhaps, they deny you shops like the Igbo did in all these countries. Igbos own shops and do business in those countries."

Nice Quote From the Response:

"There are shops in Onitsha main market but can you afford to rent it? Even when you do what do you intend to sell to regain your profit?"

nwabobo:
"Igbos were allowed to establish businesses and live in other parts of Nigeria peacefully. However, they deny other tribes from simple owning shops in ALL EASTERN MARKETS! Yes! I have gone to many eastern markets for ethnic survey. And no single shop is or was allocated to non Igbo. Please if there is one market with non Igbo, please mention" - Ahmed Gume

RESPOND:
How many shops do Hausa or Yoruba people own in Cameroon, Ghana, Togo, South Africa, Malawi, Sierra-Leone, Gabon UK, United States, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong-kong, Thailand, Indonesia, Germany, China, Taiwan, South Korea, India and countless other countries all over the world.

Those are not Igbo areas after all. Perhaps, they deny you shops like the Igbo did in all these countries. Igbos own shops and do business in those countries.

This is exactly how lazy people complain when they fail in business. If you can't compete on your own land, how are you going to do that in Igboland or neutral ground?

Every Igbo city has a place exclusively mapped out for Hausas free of charge for temporary use (that is the truth they will not tell you). Of course you know, Hausa man has his own pattern of business and shops mostly in form of kiosk where he sold his patty trades and provisions on free given portion of the street.

Another good business they do in the east is money exchange and cattle business which they control in every Igbo city on a free given land; 100% fact. Go to Owerri, Umuahia, Enugu, Awka. Nnewi. Aba etc.

Igbos don't wait for free land or free portion to be allocated to them, they buy them from indigenes who always have it free by inheritance or by allocation but doesn’t know what to do with them. Only quota system worthless person will wait for allocation before he starts a business.

How many shops do Hausas have in Lagos and other south west states? or do the Yoruba deny them shops too? Can you compare the number of shops and markets owned by Hausas in Yoruba land to the number owned by the Igbos?

Igbos rent shops from the landlords. Igbos Buy lands from the host to build shops. Igbos buy land from their host to build markets. Igbos don't wait for shop or land allocations to start up their businesses.

How many markets has the Hausa built in Lagos? None. How many markets has the Yoruba build in the north? None or do the Hausa and the Yoruba deny selling land to one another too, like the Igbos denied them?

But Igbo have used their money to buy lands from south west and north and build many markets that helps to develop their regions.

To be honest, not every Igbo traders in south west or north can compete with the traders in the east. The traders in the east are real geniuses in trading. They are wizards in buying and selling more than those Igbo traders in the west and north.

You have to first compete with the Igbo traders in your own territory before you think of competing with them in their own territory. Business is based on competition, the question is, can you compete? There are shops in Onitsha main market but can you afford to rent it? Even when you do what do you intend to sell to regain your profit?.

Is it igbo man that sacrifice to be single till the age of 40 to balance his business achievements before marriage you want to compete with? Igbo man who wear warn out cloths with bathroom slippers to save money for his bussiness? Or the one that maintain just one wife you choose to compete with?....The one that married, how many children do they agreed to born, all are the sacrifices in order to save more for his business.

Nobody compete with the fulanis in their cow business or you think they don’t make money in that? Please leave the igbos alone, business is their God given talent.

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CC onyeoga madridguy buhariguy omenka shalomc iceberg3 itsmeaboki yarimo odvanguard pointzerom t9ksy imperialyoruba odvanguard yorubaassasin alariiwo lzaa Ikenna0b

This my brother done explain everything. Hausas dont buy shop, na kiosk dem dey like use. Their business dey vex me. How person go dey sell coconut 10 naira 20 naira. I'm starting to think that dangote's bloodline has igbo something in it. One of my yoruba friends wey e mama na from PH dey totally different from normal yoruba boy, even though he grew without his mom around him . Nigeria dont deserve Igbos at all.

uba1991:
every body know that igbos hate themselves talk more of visitors.75 per cent of igbos leaves outside there igbo land and when ever they begin to make some small money[changes] they ll start disrespcting their lanlords,they like bragging,chest beating,etc. they way yoruba accommodate igbos no igbo generation can return same gesture. u can argue as u like but the truth remains AN AVERAGE IGBO MAN IS NOT ACCOMMODATIVE

Sharap talkative. Watin u sabi

Senselin:
I have lived in Enugu (SE), Lagos (SW), Port Harcourt (SS) and Abuja (NC) and ocasionally went to Kano for business and I can tell you that the least accommodating is towards the north. It is easier to live with an Igboman or Yorubaman (I lived over 20yrs in Lasgidi) than a core northerner

At any slight provocation, they can kill or burn your shop. Even if you practice their religion, if you aren't a core northerner, they discriminate. I am not here to play tribal and religious card but stating it as I saw it.

You are absolutely on point.

Senselin:
I have lived in Enugu (SE), Lagos (SW), Port Harcourt (SS) and Abuja (NC) and ocasionally went to Kano for business and I can tell you that the least accommodating is towards the north. It is easier to live with an Igboman or Yorubaman (I lived over 20yrs in Lasgidi) than a core northerner

At any slight provocation, they can kill or burn your shop. Even if you practice their religion, if you aren't a core northerner, they discriminate. I am not here to play tribal and religious card but stating it as I saw it.

Right on point. They are risk taker and adventurous. That is the spirit every order tribes lack.

Igbos are not accommodating, yet it's an Igbo man that will see an illiterate Hausa man, employe him as a ma gard (security man) pay him 25,000 to 35,000. Without qualifications. Even gave him money and space in front of his house to do business .

Yet they will still tag us tribalist.

This response should be saved for posterity. When Ibo say they are marginalized this is the flag to fly in response to their lamentation.

This Igbo boy has solved the rifdle of Ibo marginalization today.

nwabobo:
"Igbos were allowed to establish businesses and live in other parts of Nigeria peacefully. However, they deny other tribes from simple owning shops in ALL EASTERN MARKETS! Yes! I have gone to many eastern markets for ethnic survey. And no single shop is or was allocated to non Igbo. Please if there is one market with non Igbo, please mention" - Ahmed Gume

RESPOND:
How many shops do Hausa or Yoruba people own in Cameroon, Ghana, Togo, South Africa, Malawi, Sierra-Leone, Gabon UK, United States, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong-kong, Thailand, Indonesia, Germany, China, Taiwan, South Korea, India and countless other countries all over the world.

Those are not Igbo areas after all. Perhaps, they deny you shops like the Igbo did in all these countries. Igbos own shops and do business in those countries.

This is exactly how lazy people complain when they fail in business. If you can't compete on your own land, how are you going to do that in Igboland or neutral ground?

Every Igbo city has a place exclusively mapped out for Hausas free of charge for temporary use (that is the truth they will not tell you). Of course you know, Hausa man has his own pattern of business and shops mostly in form of kiosk where he sold his patty trades and provisions on free given portion of the street.

Another good business they do in the east is money exchange and cattle business which they control in every Igbo city on a free given land; 100% fact. Go to Owerri, Umuahia, Enugu, Awka. Nnewi. Aba etc.

Igbos don't wait for free land or free portion to be allocated to them, they buy them from indigenes who always have it free by inheritance or by allocation but doesn’t know what to do with them. Only quota system worthless person will wait for allocation before he starts a business.

How many shops do Hausas have in Lagos and other south west states? or do the Yoruba deny them shops too? Can you compare the number of shops and markets owned by Hausas in Yoruba land to the number owned by the Igbos?

Igbos rent shops from the landlords. Igbos Buy lands from the host to build shops. Igbos buy land from their host to build markets. Igbos don't wait for shop or land allocations to start up their businesses.

How many markets has the Hausa built in Lagos? None. How many markets has the Yoruba build in the north? None or do the Hausa and the Yoruba deny selling land to one another too, like the Igbos denied them?

But Igbo have used their money to buy lands from south west and north and build many markets that helps to develop their regions.

To be honest, not every Igbo traders in south west or north can compete with the traders in the east. The traders in the east are real geniuses in trading. They are wizards in buying and selling more than those Igbo traders in the west and north.

You have to first compete with the Igbo traders in your own territory before you think of competing with them in their own territory. Business is based on competition, the question is, can you compete? There are shops in Onitsha main market but can you afford to rent it? Even when you do what do you intend to sell to regain your profit?.

Is it igbo man that sacrifice to be single till the age of 40 to balance his business achievements before marriage you want to compete with? Igbo man who wear warn out cloths with bathroom slippers to save money for his bussiness? Or the one that maintain just one wife you choose to compete with?....The one that married, how many children do they agreed to born, all are the sacrifices in order to save more for his business.

Nobody compete with the fulanis in their cow business or you think they don’t make money in that? Please leave the igbos alone, business is their God given talent.

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pure and undisputed fact. Can any afonja ague this fact?

If human beings dey talk, herdsmen go wan talk too

uba1991:
every body know that igbos hate themselves talk more of visitors.75 per cent of igbos leaves outside there igbo land and when ever they begin to make some small money[changes] they ll start disrespcting their lanlords,they like bragging,chest beating,etc. they way yoruba accommodate igbos no igbo generation can return same gesture. u can argue as u like but the truth remains AN AVERAGE IGBO MAN IS NOT ACCOMMODATIVE

Mr Stereotype that's not true. Whoever tells Igbos hate themselves is only deceiving you.
We hate ourselves and yet we remain the only people insisting Unitedly for self determination in spite of all we stand to loose?

Stop being an idi*t please.

BabaRamota1980:
This response should be saved for posterity. When Ibo say they are marginalized this is the flag to fly in response to their lamentation.

This Igbo boy has solved the rifdle of Ibo marginalization today.

You mean Igboman hustle solve government marginalization?
You get sense so.

Lloydfather:
Igbos are not accommodating, yet it's an Igbo man that will see an illiterate Hausa man, employe him as a ma gard (security man) pay him 25,000 to 35,000. Without qualifications. Even gave him money and space in front of his house to do business .

Yet they will still tag us tribalist.

E....O....D

Wonderful, intelligent, apt, reasonable, educated, enlightened and thought provoking reply by the Igbo man. Reasonable Nigerians actually know the truth about Igbo uncommon business acumen but the myopic ones keep saying all sorts of rubbish to justify why they can't compete with them.

deomelo:
Typical ipob tone deaf, ignorant, self serving and bigoted ramblings.

SEE PAIN!!!!

deomelo:
Typical ipob .

Typical yoruba moslem from osun!!

deomelo:
Typical ipob tone deaf, ignorant, self serving and bigoted ramblings.

At least with BMC, they get paid to dish out their hate but you on the other hand do it for free. Yet you are the hardest working non BMC member...

Mumu, you better enroll with BMC and make something out of your life.