Let's ask some people
Ebenezer2020, remitinubu, afonjaconehead, kingofosus, osuigbo, igboosu, osumustgo, , PikinNwaSmall, msallison sweetgoodie ogbenidayo and others

nony43:
I have been on NL for long and keep observing how tribe A fights tribe B, Tribe B vs tribe C, it is like we don't love ourselves yet we pretend to do. So my question is " who teaches tribalism"?
Family or community".?

Kriss216:

Afonjas promote tribalism alot here.

No
OSUs are the chief promoters of tribalism.
And when you dish back to them, they start wailing

Kriss216:

Afonjas promote tribalism alot here.

Kriss216:

Afonjas promote tribalism alot here.

merieam16:
ki lon bere, ki lon so. o.d.e

Kriss216:
ori opé

Pineapplelove:
It's the community and my reason is this.

As a Yoruba and a Catholic Christian, I grew up schooling and living with kids from Igbo tribe. My parent never for once spoke ill of them and they were my friends. We go to the neighborhood together, jump people's fences to pluck mangoes and cashew, and atimes we get chased by dogs.

My first encounter with tribalism was in secondary school when my teacher,an Igbo woman said, "all these Yoruba people and nonsense talk talk, in fact I wonder why that girl is friends with you." This was my first time experience that we tribalism... As a young pupil, I had been taught that there are different tribes in Nigeria but I had no idea that it could be used as an insult.

Now that I am grown, I can tell that over the years and experiences I have had, there is something fundamentally wrong with the community or if I am being specific, the Igbo relationship with other people.
It's time to kill the hate and stop preaching tribalism

I said it!

They are ALWAYS the first to start all those rubbish.
Very intolerant people.
And when you give it back to them hot, they start wailing like the bereaved.

Yorubas are the most tolerant people in this country.

Most of the nonsense they even try with us, OSUs can't try it with themselves.

merieam16:
ori e ti daru

Kriss216:
efi mi lè jare

Pineapplelove:
It's the community and my reason is this.

As a Yoruba and a Catholic Christian, I grew up schooling and living with kids from Igbo tribe. My parent never for once spoke ill of them and they were my friends. We go to the neighborhood together, jump people's fences to pluck mangoes and cashew, and atimes we get chased by dogs.

My first encounter with tribalism was in secondary school when my teacher,an Igbo woman said, "all these Yoruba people and nonsense talk talk, in fact I wonder why that girl is friends with you." This was my first time experience that we tribalism... As a young pupil, I had been taught that there are different tribes in Nigeria but I had no idea that it could be used as an insult.

Now that I am grown, I can tell that over the years and experiences I have had, there is something fundamentally wrong with the community or if I am being specific, the Igbo relationship with other people.
It's time to kill the hate and stop preaching tribalism

Below is one of such hate on this same thread

Exc2000:



Life experiences teaches us who to trust and who not to trust..

Do you know an Ibo woman we grew up in the same neighbourhood goes about calling people Ofen Nmanuu and Otondo happily with Yorubas not knowing the meaning, yet she eats with youruba, lives and raced her kids in Yoruba environment... This is something Deltas, Edo , Calabar and Hausa would never do

And as if that isn't enough for hate, go to any Ibo dominated market and report your personal experience on fake products, fraud, gross disrespect

Goto same Hausa dominated market and see honest and love

Visit Facebook and type Radio Biafra London page, and also google Arewa news page

Honestly tell us what you read from Ibos and Hausa Facebook users and tell us which is acceptable and which is derogatory


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Honestly, I hate that I share the same country with those people.
Biggest intolerant INGRATES!