caprini1:
No don't say that....in the little way we can ,we put in our shifts....our bq,s in my home town in Anambra has been free for every corper that serves in my town,and is from the west.This has been on for close to 30yrs.My aunty that takes care of the house provides free food as well. This is my late dad,s way of appreciating the free education his children and most of his sales boys enjoyed in Lagos.

Onijagidijagan:

Igbo people chased the Yoruba people out of their region during Biafra, they will constantly remind you that you're a visitor in their land.

They train their children to hates the Yoruba people.

They hates the Yoruba people even though when we show them love.
How do u expect Yoruba population to be much in such an hostile region.

Westbestside:
Ask your women why they like our dicks and stop lamenting.

Westbestside:
See brain of a typical igbo man, naming things after someone equate achievement hehehehehe. He even said two universities named after azikwe , after the one in anambra, which one again o. Awolowo was never a president, yet, he did many great things

A man that was never a president achieved all these below.

[b]1.) He named Nigeria’s national currency as ‘Naira’ when he was the Federal Commissioner for Finance. The late sage took the name of Nigeria and collapsed it as ‘Naira’

2.) Awolowo introduced free primary education for all and free health care for children in the Western Region.

3. )He established the first television station in Africa in 1959.

4. )He also erected the first skyscraper in tropical Africa:the Cocoa House (still the tallest in Ibadan).

5.) Awo as fondly called was conferred by President Shehu Shagari with the title of the Grand Commander of the Federal Republic (GCFR), the first and only non-president to be so honoured in recognition of his sterling qualities and contributions to the service of the country.

6.) He was the first individual in the modern era to be named Leader of the Yorubas (Yoruba: Asiwaju Omo Oodua), a title which has come over time to be conventionally ascribed to his successors as the recognized political leader of the Yoruba peoples of Nigeria.

7.) The man widely believed by admirers to be the best President Nigeria never had was the first Leader of Government Business and Minister of Local Government and Finance and first Premier of the Western Region under Nigeria’s parliamentary system, from 1952 to 1959.

8.) In 1949 he founded the Nigerian Tribune, the oldest surviving private Nigerian newspaper, which he used to spread nationalist consciousness among his fellow Nigerians.

9.) The party he founded, Action Group was the first to move the motion for Nigeria’s independence in the federal parliament and he obtained internal self-government for the Western Region in 1957.[/b]

We are asking for azikwe's achievements, this one is giving airport and school named after him. I don't need to mention how many things named after awoo. His achievements are all I need to make people know. He said he was not given a state burial, typical igbo brain. Even awolowo's wife was given a state burial. Name azikwe's achievements. Only foolish and lazy thinking igboman will put azikwe above awolowo.

PDJT:


Hahaha. You don’t celebrate eating leftovers. Do you?

caprini1:
No don't say that....in the little way we can ,we put in our shifts....our bq,s in my home town in Anambra has been free for every corper that serves in my town,and is from the west.This has been on for close to 30yrs.My aunty that takes care of the house provides free food as well. This is my late dad,s way of appreciating the free education his children and most of his sales boys enjoyed in Lagos.

Delivar:

I don't agree with you. Even if they were chased away during the war it's still not sufficient reason to have a low number of Yorubas in Igbo land. The war happened almost 50 years ago so normal migrations should have resumed since then. I believe you are making up these stories to make Igbos look guilty but I wish to tell you that I know some Yorubas residing in Igbo land and they don't complain about Igbos mistreating them or asking them to leave. That's false bro. In fact Igbos don't even care about them being Yoruba. The Hausas and Fulanis are the tribes the Igbos are not really comfortable with and they still don't even mistreat them except occasional clashes. As for the Yourba man I can tell you Igbos don't care. You need to visit Igbo land and see things for yourself and stop making unsubstantiated claims on Nairaland.

Concerning Igbos teaching their children to hate Yorubas that is TOTALLY untrue. I wonder where you got that fasle information from. Igbos don't even talk about Yorubas before you talk of having the time to teach their kids to hate Yorubas. And why should they do so? I know Yorubas who got married to Igbo women in Igbo land. How will that be possible if igbos preach hate to their kids.

If you think Igbos are "hostile" to Yorubas come to Igbo land and see for yourself. Nobody will care you are a Yoruba man. I don't know how you came up with all these false claims. It seems you are drawing conclusions from what you read on Nairaland. Nairaland doesn't represent the true situation on ground. Anyone can come on Nairaland and say anything rubbish just to draw attention to himself and pass time.

CSTR1002:
They called him "alejo"

That was exactly the same thing awolowo did to zik.

Westbestside:
Oga, tell your women to leave our dick . Else, we will Bleep them more. You will only wail.

GavelSlam:


You must come from a good family.

PDJT:


-Atleast we have attractive women you lots can chase around like Love rats, whilst your women leave a lot to be desired.
-To be fair to you, an encounter with your women doesn’t go beyond a one night stand on booze night, mostly due to their body odour and lack of marital value. I see them a lot in my travels.

Olabestonic001:



Wow!
I'm grateful for your dad's kind gesture.
GOD Bless you guys. Never take some hateful feelings across divides as true; they're there to poison your heart.
One even mentioned that folks should not be allowed to get married again because of his feelings and another 'lied' that Yorubas only married those born in their lands. Such quantum of ignorance! Some of us have defied such poor logic while always identifying with our tribe.

Westbestside:
You mean the yam legged women hehehehe

blazhykowskyi:
I'm still waiting to hear any good thing an igbo man has ever done for a Yoruba man.

It's always Yoruba doing something for them, yet they are ungrateful. Well, the new generation is now alert.

Onijagidijagan:

Igbo people chased the Yoruba people out of their region during Biafra, they will constantly remind you that you're a visitor in their land.

They train their children to hates the Yoruba people.

They hates the Yoruba people even though when we show them love.
How do u expect Yoruba population to be much in such an hostile region.

tribalistseun:
If not for Igbos yolobas will still be local like their brothers from the north.

CSTR1002:
They called him "alejo"

That was exactly the same thing awolowo did to zik.

ayokellany:
When Igbo start voting for whites in Imo Enugu Abia then you can come back with the gibberish you posted above.

Francis5:
^^^
^^^A Fulani was the very first elected Mayor of Enugu. You can chew on that first. Yorubas of electoral value should move to the East and campaign for positions. That's the only way to get voted for. You do not see Igbos in Igboland contesting for positions outside Igboland, or do you?

Mazi Mbonu Ojike (c 1914 - November 29, 1956) was a Nigerian nationalist and writer. He advanced from a choirmaster, organist, and teacher in an Anglican school to become a student in America and then a cultural and economic nationalist. He was the Second Vice President NCNC, and Deputy Mayor of Lagos in 1951. Ojike was known as the "boycott king" for his slogan, 'boycott the boycottables.' Ojike was born to the family of Mgbeke and Mbonu Emeanlulu in Arondizuogu, Colonial Nigeria.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mbonu_Ojike

PDJT:
-See Awolowo..see Calabar prison...see Ojukwu.

-Meanwhile, electing a decent candidate to help develop your society is more of a help to the local community than the actual candidate.

-I have my personal experiences, including (just this Easter) helping grown Yoruba man with clothes and some for his new born twins, paying rents for same family. Go to ekporo Ekiti and see community projects done by Igbo man for that community. Ndi’igbo have always shown generosity anywhere they are or reside, but my personal negative experience in Ifon, Ose LGA, Ondo State decades ago from your fellow Yoruba people is a case for another day.

laudate:


Gowon released Awolowo from Calabar prison. For every Igbo man that has helped a Yoruba man, there ar 5 Yoruba men, that have helped an Igbo man in similar circumstances...

PDJT:
-You haven’t got a clue what you’re on about.
-Yoruba people have got nothing to offer anybody, which is understandable for a tribe that survives on government patronage.

laudate:


Sorry bro.' I know you are pained, but I speak only the truth. Gowon released Awolowo from Calabar prison. The facts are there in public domain. And when it comes to Yorubas helping Igbo, there are several cases I have come across personally within Lagos.

Ngozi Nwosu the popular Igbo actress, got a financial lifeline for her treatment from the Lagos State Govt headed by Fashola in 2013. Even the Executive Governor of Lagos State, Mr Akinwumi Ambode, presented a one million naira cheque to the immediate family of late actor, Obi Madubogwu, in December last year. It was collected by his widow Uju Ngozi Madubogwu. What were all the SE governors doing? Nothing.

After the civil war, most Igbo people got their house rents and properties back in Lagos, except for Ojukwu who led the rebel forces. So what are you talking about? I am not Yoruba, but I know several non-Yoruba families that benefited from the kind heartedness of Yorubas, over the years. So I speak from experience....

laudate:


Sorry bro.' I know you are pained, but I speak only the truth. Gowon released Awolowo from Calabar prison. The facts are there in public domain. And when it comes to Yorubas helping Igbo, there are several cases I have come across personally within Lagos.

Ngozi Nwosu the popular Igbo actress, got a financial lifeline for her treatment from the Lagos State Govt headed by Fashola in 2013. Even the Executive Governor of Lagos State, Mr Akinwumi Ambode, presented a one million naira cheque to the immediate family of late actor, Obi Madubogwu, in December last year. It was collected by his widow Uju Ngozi Madubogwu. What were all the SE governors doing? Nothing.

After the civil war, most Igbo people got their house rents and properties back in Lagos, except for Ojukwu who led the rebel forces. So what are you talking about? I am not Yoruba, but I know several non-Yoruba families that benefited from the kind heartedness of Yorubas, over the years. So I speak from experience....

PDJT:
-Firstly, i’m not your brother and would never be. Nothing to be pain about as you don’t have anything I’d ever want or need.

-Secondly, your reply is so full of holes that I feel like a mosquito in a nudist colony. But what I can say now is your people are not exactly known as truth seekers or honest bunch and your history & contemporary events have shown that, but rather a dishonest unreliable revisionists as your completely false assertion here proves.

Klinee:
This is only way Nigeria can get to the lime light, a detribalized Nigeria.
Why do Yorubas and Hausa always antagonised this good news towards making Nigeria a better detribalized country.
Tribalism never help us rather keep drawing us backward

blazhykowskyi:


Lol. Your uncle employed Yorubas in his company?



What is the name of your uncle's company? We all know how you guys lie on the internet.

Francis5:


Given that it may never get back to that state, what then is the essence of being in one country? I was born in Nigeria and I live in the US. I am considering running for an elective position as a councilman in my city and I will likely be voted for by Whites. Keep in mind that I was not born in the US and I am brown, living in a city that is 75% White.

How did Nigeria deteriorate to such nadir (lowest point), in spite of the Yoruba and the Igbo famed prowesses? Does it have to do with the innate quality of the black race as a whole?