franchasng:
I know the next thing in your little mind is Dangote, Otedola, Adenuga, kids lolz

We are talking about numbers not one man squad, learn learn!

There are four or five major market and trade centers in Lagos, namely; Idumota, Trade Fair/Balogun/Auto-Parts, Alaba Intl Market (featured many times on CNN & Aljazeera), Ladipo Spare Parts Market, Ikeja Computer village, and one other one for building materials at Apapa & Orile, and 70 - 80% of these markets are owned and dominated by Igbos!

Go to Lekki from phase 1 - 2, to Lekki County Gardens to Nycon Town to Queens Street to even Banana Island, Igbos are the majority owners of lands and properties in these choice areas of Lagos.

Go to Amuwo Odofin, Igbos have developed swamps into amazing estates, from Okota stretching towards Festac its now an Igbo city looking like Ikoyi.

Where do I start or end

20 - 35% of the tall buildings in Victoria Island is owned by Igbos, I can name them for you because I have classified info, so what are trying to argue for

Dangote might be the richest man, but Igbos as a single tribe have the highest number of millionaires in the whole of Nigeria, you know the truth.

One Iroko does not make a forest. Dangote is one Iroko, same with few Yoruba billionaires, but wealth is spread across all Igbo families and communities.

That's why Igbos don't worship one rich person cos every family or community in Igbo land have their own Iroko

nnamdijonathan:


since 2015, no one was talking about this "no man's land" of a thing, ur politicians and some miscreants just brought up the topic to cause commotion in Lagos and turn Yoruba and Igbo against themselves. As u can see, even those Yoruba people who supported Agbaje as of last year have decided to vote for Sanwo Olu all because of hate towards the Igbo which was propagated by tribal bigots in Yoruba land. You all should remember that whether u uplift Agbaje or humiliate Agbaje, he is still ur brother and son and it has no effect on any other ethnic group, u people are only doing yourselves.

jrusky:


Where did you read that bro? You better face election matter and stop making fool of yourself telling history you don't know and does not concerns you.

franchasng:
I know the next thing in your little mind is Dangote, Otedola, Adenuga, kids lolz

We are talking about numbers not one man squad, learn learn!

There are four or five major market and trade centers in Lagos, namely; Idumota, Trade Fair/Balogun/Auto-Parts, Alaba Intl Market (featured many times on CNN & Aljazeera), Ladipo Spare Parts Market, Ikeja Computer village, and one other one for building materials at Apapa & Orile, and 70 - 80% of these markets are owned and dominated by Igbos!

Go to Lekki from phase 1 - 2, to Lekki County Gardens to Nycon Town to Queens Street to even Banana Island, Igbos are the majority owners of lands and properties in these choice areas of Lagos.

Go to Amuwo Odofin, Igbos have developed swamps into amazing estates, from Okota stretching towards Festac its now an Igbo city looking like Ikoyi.

Where do I start or end

20 - 35% of the tall buildings in Victoria Island is owned by Igbos, I can name them for you because I have classified info, so what are trying to argue for

Dangote might be the richest man, but Igbos as a single tribe have the highest number of millionaires in the whole of Nigeria, you know the truth.

One Iroko does not make a forest. Dangote is one Iroko, same with few Yoruba billionaires, but wealth is spread across all Igbo families and communities.

That's why Igbos don't worship one rich person cos every family or community in Igbo land have their own Iroko

okewumi:
Amuwo Odofin LG
APC= 23 267
PDP= 13700

franchasng:
I know the next thing in your little mind is Dangote, Otedola, Adenuga, kids lolz

We are talking about numbers not one man squad, learn learn!

There are four or five major market and trade centers in Lagos, namely; Idumota, Trade Fair/Balogun/Auto-Parts, Alaba Intl Market (featured many times on CNN & Aljazeera), Ladipo Spare Parts Market, Ikeja Computer village, and one other one for building materials at Apapa & Orile, and 70 - 80% of these markets are owned and dominated by Igbos!

Go to Lekki from phase 1 - 2, to Lekki County Gardens to Nycon Town to Queens Street to even Banana Island, Igbos are the majority owners of lands and properties in these choice areas of Lagos.

Go to Amuwo Odofin, Igbos have developed swamps into amazing estates, from Okota stretching towards Festac its now an Igbo city looking like Ikoyi.

Where do I start or end

20 - 35% of the tall buildings in Victoria Island is owned by Igbos, I can name them for you because I have classified info, so what are trying to argue for

Dangote might be the richest man, but Igbos as a single tribe have the highest number of millionaires in the whole of Nigeria, you know the truth.

One Iroko does not make a forest. Dangote is one Iroko, same with few Yoruba billionaires, but wealth is spread across all Igbo families and communities.

That's why Igbos don't worship one rich person cos every family or community in Igbo land have their own Iroko

Chuxserve:

Igbos did not come out to vote again after what happened during the presidential election

Auladimeji2:
Can you imagine your tribe,You claimed that you developed other people's region yet you can't develop yours.Is that not witch craft and stupidity combine

okewumi:
APAPA LG Lagos
APC= 20,469
PDP= 5,959

franchasng:
I know the next thing in your little mind is Dangote, Otedola, Adenuga, kids lolz

We are talking about numbers not one man squad, learn learn!

There are four or five major market and trade centers in Lagos, namely; Idumota, Trade Fair/Balogun/Auto-Parts, Alaba Intl Market (featured many times on CNN & Aljazeera), Ladipo Spare Parts Market, Ikeja Computer village, and one other one for building materials at Apapa & Orile, and 70 - 80% of these markets are owned and dominated by Igbos!

Go to Lekki from phase 1 - 2, to Lekki County Gardens to Nycon Town to Queens Street to even Banana Island, Igbos are the majority owners of lands and properties in these choice areas of Lagos.

Go to Amuwo Odofin, Igbos have developed swamps into amazing estates, from Okota stretching towards Festac its now an Igbo city looking like Ikoyi.

Where do I start or end

20 - 35% of the tall buildings in Victoria Island is owned by Igbos, I can name them for you because I have classified info, so what are trying to argue for

Dangote might be the richest man, but Igbos as a single tribe have the highest number of millionaires in the whole of Nigeria, you know the truth.

One Iroko does not make a forest. Dangote is one Iroko, same with few Yoruba billionaires, but wealth is spread across all Igbo families and communities.

That's why Igbos don't worship one rich person cos every family or community in Igbo land have their own Iroko

Tupacc:


Sorry bro, I’m not getting it yet oo

I type . In front & at the back but it’s not erasing?

dyydxx1:


it's even all lies. Igbo Land ownership in Lagos aint up to 20%. But let leave him to deceive himself and his kin

nnamdijonathan:


Which everyone? The problem Ndigbo have had with the northerners since 1970 is mainly about religion and it rarely occurs. The problem Yoruba have with Igbo is envy, simply envy. U guys develop envy not just towards Igbo alone but towards other ethnic groups.

dyydxx1:


but I thought they own Lagos

franchasng:
I know the next thing in your little mind is Dangote, Otedola, Adenuga, kids lolz

We are talking about numbers not one man squad, learn learn!

There are four or five major market and trade centers in Lagos, namely; Idumota, Trade Fair/Balogun/Auto-Parts, Alaba Intl Market (featured many times on CNN & Aljazeera), Ladipo Spare Parts Market, Ikeja Computer village, and one other one for building materials at Apapa & Orile, and 70 - 80% of these markets are owned and dominated by Igbos!

Go to Lekki from phase 1 - 2, to Lekki County Gardens to Nycon Town to Queens Street to even Banana Island, Igbos are the majority owners of lands and properties in these choice areas of Lagos.

Go to Amuwo Odofin, Igbos have developed swamps into amazing estates, from Okota stretching towards Festac its now an Igbo city looking like Ikoyi.

Where do I start or end

20 - 35% of the tall buildings in Victoria Island is owned by Igbos, I can name them for you because I have classified info, so what are trying to argue for

Dangote might be the richest man, but Igbos as a single tribe have the highest number of millionaires in the whole of Nigeria, you know the truth.

One Iroko does not make a forest. Dangote is one Iroko, same with few Yoruba billionaires, but wealth is spread across all Igbo families and communities.

That's why Igbos don't worship one rich person cos every family or community in Igbo land have their own Iroko

Addme:
Nothing to expect in Lagos as Agbaje is chopping it raw.
Infact the margin APC will use to win this time will be unprecedented.Even if PDP win 2 seats in State Assembly,they should just thank God.

totit:


They actually do but virtually and online. Yeye people. When it comes to facts IBO are nothing but when it come to oral and online? They are everything. Typical of those villagers from the yeast

Lmao .

dyydxx1:



Lwkmd

They own online Lagos or nairaland Lagos

Auladimeji2:
Don't forget to post that Jimi lost in his unit

totit:


Looking at the facts before me I couldn't help it but laugh at the foolishness of that IBO villagers pulling off figures from his smelly yellow bom somewhere in aba. But why are IBO's men like this for crying out loud
I taya o

nnamdijonathan:


Which everyone? The problem Ndigbo have had with the northerners since 1970 is mainly about religion and it rarely occurs. The problem Yoruba have with Igbo is envy, simply envy. U guys develop envy not just towards Igbo alone but towards other ethnic groups.

Envy? there's nothing that's good in Ibo land that Yorubas don't have thousands of it.Crude oil,farm products?mention it.You have erosion which we don't have,that's the only thing we envy

TruthbyAll:
This discussion is about INEC governorship election result which I believe most of us are very very much interested in not this tribal ranting.

If you feel you are developing a place and they are not grateful, then talk sense to yourself and your tribesmen to develop your of place of origin. Instead of claiming ownership of everywhere claimable. If you chose to paint your neighbors house rather than yours, that doesn't make you the owner of the building.

As for landowners, it is better to have capital inflow to your region from all avenue rather than rely on yourself alone .

Also you don't need to engrave your name on the walls of your house before people know it is yours.

Hatred brings forth no good fruit, we think we are destroying Nigeria but forgetting we are the NIGERIANS.

Many myopic people don't know that outside the shores of Nigeria they dont see no Igbo, Yoruba, Hausa, Fulani, Edo, Itsekiri, Ibibio man, all they see is a Nigerian.

ishowdotgmail:
APC in trouble in Oyo state

franchasng:
Igbos are only interested in Lagos politics simply because Igbos are the number 1 business and investment owners in Lagos, so they ought to be concerned about the politics and policies of Lagos because it affects their livelihood in Lagos.

Majority of Igbos don't care about politics in other southwest states like Oyo, Ondo, Ogun, Ekiti and Osun.

When Yorubas shut Igbo people complaining that Rochas is a failed governor and Yorubas who don't live in IMO or own a single plot of land in Imo say Rochas is the best governor in Southeast just because he belongs to your witches & wizards party of broom sucking demons, that is not pocknosing or interfering, but when Igbos who are the second majority tribe living in Lagos air their opinion on who they wish to win Lagos election, Yoruba tribal urchins online start to turn in their living graves, kwantinu

So stop disturbing the webspace with chasing shadows, nobody care about your politics okay, so go and sit down one place Olatunji


Can someone update us with what's happening in Imo state pls