Baroba:
Like my late father in law will always say, Landlord travel and see.. Most people need to get out of there little hamlets and explore other parts of Nigeria..

Endy10:
I first want to commend your writing. It's very rare nowadays to see a writeup so cleanly written. I understood the message you were trying to convey and I love the flow of your paragraphs.

AmericanQuarter:


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freeDR:

I knack una girls that year ehn! Chai! Abia State will remain unforgettable for me

danot1030:
[s]You just made some people's heads swell.

Anyway let's give them the opportunity to enjoy the ecomium since they so much crave for it[/s].

Endy10:
I first want to commend your writing. It's very rare nowadays to see a writeup so cleanly written. I understood the message you were trying to convey and I love the flow of your paragraphs.

I'm happy you enjoyed your service year. I schooled (boarding school) in Anambra state so I was able to relate to a lot of the things you said. I'm from Delta state. I didn't know about Okpa till I got there.

I wish you good luck in the next chapter of your life.

jahsharon:
I [s]did my NYSC at Onitsha - Oweri Expressway. Anambra girls are the most beautiful in the country. Fulani girls are very beautiful, Kanuri and Shua Arabs girls are very beautiful. Port Harcourt girls are very beautiful. Benue girls are very beautiful. Ondo and Ekiti girls are quite beautiful. But Anambra girls are the most beautiful. I almost stayed back at Anambra fter my NYSC because of Anambra Agnels, these girls are super beautiful.

However, Igbos generally love money too much. As at 2002 when I was doing NYSC, sachet water was 10 Naira per sachet while it was still 5Naira in Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt. The market women also charged me excess for anything I was buying[/s].

goaldynboy:
I travelled recently to my small village in Anambra and was shocked to see over 50 yoruba men having kparakpo meeting opposite my house on good sunday.

If my village as small as it is can have over 50 yoruba men living with their family and doing business peacefully, you can imagine how many of them in bigger villages or towns!

It is only the illiterate and untravwlled ones especially in nairaland that talking nonsensevthat igbo land is unihabitable.

Earlystar698:
Igbos don't make noise but after u enter Igbo land I bet u will become Town crier .... forget say many the sleep for shop for Lagos, most of them have storey building at their various places.

IgboAmaka

BabaRamota1980:
First and foremost, there is no family compound in Yorubaland called GIDADO, which is the surname the corper identified himself.

Tell him to re-identify.

Sirjamo post=84981539[s:
]I hope all I read here is the truth because all the people I knew that went to live or work in the SE including some Asians had different stories, many of them actually had to scamper for safety. Perhaps, because you didn't attempt to start a business or own a landed property[/s].

Travel and see (experience) yourself!

Leave that your cocoon and stop living on hearsay!!

How can you know anything or better your life when you have never left that cubicle you live in Ogbomosho since the 50years of your existence!

Even to leave your papa house go rent your own na war!!

Sirjamo:
I hope all I read here is the truth because all the people I knew that went to live or work in the SE including some Asians had different stories, many of them actually had to scamper for safety. Perhaps, because you didn't attempt to start a business or own a landed property.

deebrain:
Good to know. Forget the nonsense our politicians and social media rats are doing. We are one wonderful country and we do well with each other.


I served in the same state 2006. I did not even want to leave when the service year ended.

Learnt a lot.

kayfra:
Fake news

sammirano:


Nomind the Igbo troll, people wey we Sabi.

Randy100:
Why do Yorubas think that Igbos are disrespectful? Is it because Igbos don't lie face down to greet their elders? It is ridiculous.

Sirjamo:
Fifty Yoruba in an Igbo village! Doing what? Even our commercial drivers don't ply your routes. North Andover​ some SS States are where you will see Yoruba in droves.

Earlystar698:
Igbos don't make noise but after u enter Igbo land I bet u will become Town crier .... forget say many the sleep for shop for Lagos, most of them have storey building at their various places.

IgboAmaka

gideonvalor98:

Not only that. You people are generally disrespectful. There is difference between being fearless or courageous and being rude or disrespectful. I saw that firsthand. I served in eziowelle in their community secondary, those student are so rude, even to the principal.
But we corpers then were much there - like 12 or more than(almost half of us were Yoruba), we handle them with strict hands and we occasionally had some faceoffs and we do walk at least in threes when going out.
One thing that make them feared us more then was, a new batch corper(female) has a soldier boyfriend and about 3 of them accompanied her to owe. The bottom line is, you people are disrespectful to other tribes and even to yourselves. CHANGE

AmericanQuarter:


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