EtinosaDLaw:
I'm beginning to think that what the yorubas truly feel towards the Igbo's is not hate but envy. Because NOTHING can explain this manic obsession that they have with the Igbo's. NOTHING!

yarimo:
Envy ??

EtinosaDLaw:


What is it then

yarimo:
How can someone envy a foolish person in the world

accordadoga30:

The consequences of this historical trauma have echoed through the generations, resulting to the Igbo Tribe's Ill-manners home and abroad today. Let's acknowledge this painful past.

God bless the Ndigbos

EtinosaDLaw:
I'm beginning to think that what the yorubas truly feel towards the Igbo's is not hate but envy. Because NOTHING can explain this manic obsession that they have with the Igbo's. NOTHING!

tubolancer:
Envy, over what?

allcomage:
My observation is that the Igbo are not comfortable not because of the loss of the war or lack of parental upbringing but because Nigeria has held them down making them to perform far below their potentials. You can imagine a natural republican and egalitarian tribe as they are being held under this oppressive authoritarian federal regressive system? That's the their main reason for their restiveness and they can do anything to free themselves from this system. Other tribes from my observation have resigned their fate and have accepted the Nigeria sorry situation that breeds poverty and insecurity.

yarimo:
Envy ??

raskymonojendor:

I just tire. Like what's there to envy about the ibos.

allcomage:
My observation is that the Igbo are not comfortable not because of the loss of the war or lack of parental upbringing but because Nigeria has held them down making them to perform far below their potentials. You can imagine a natural republican and egalitarian tribe as they are being held under this oppressive authoritarian federal regressive system? That's the their main reason for their restiveness and they can do anything to free themselves from this system. Other tribes from my observation have resigned their fate and have accepted the Nigeria sorry situation that breeds poverty and insecurity.

accordadoga30:


Their Nzogbu Nzogbu is there for us to envy

raskymonojendor:

The Ijaws now have an higher political value than the ibos. Thanks to nzogbu nzogbu politics.

accordadoga30:
In a diverse country like Nigeria, it's important to foster understanding and empathy among tribes. The Igbo Tribe has faced unique challenges, leading to their behavior today.

Before we judge their unruly behaviour, it's crucial to know that their great-grandparents were massacred like Christmas goats and bush antelopes. As a result of this tragedy, they couldn't provide parental upbringing to the next generation.

The consequences of this historical trauma have echoed through the generations, resulting to the Igbo Tribe's Ill-manners home and abroad today. Let's acknowledge this painful past.

Blaming them for their ill-manners won't solve the issue. Instead, let's extend a hand of compassion and work towards healing the wounds of the past.

By understanding the root causes, we can collectively find ways to support the Igbo Tribe in their journey towards positive change.

Empathy and unity can help bridge the divide among tribes in Nigeria. Let's stand together and build a brighter future for all.

God bless the Ndigbos

EtinosaDLaw:
I'm beginning to think that what the yorubas truly feel towards the Igbo's is not hate but envy. Because NOTHING can explain this manic obsession that they have with the Igbo's. NOTHING!

Christistruth00:


Nobody Blames them

It is some of their Leaders that are exceptionally selfish and bad

Nigeria has bad leaders but their own leaders are in their own league of astonishing Selfishness

Katakata10:
This forum 😂

JagabanB:
You started a wàr and u call it massacre against you?
They have always been known to play the victim cards.
U dón't start a wàr, force others into ur war, oppress them and when u get beaten, u call it a massacre.
Most deaths in the civil war was due to famine, get ur facts right.

You are one of those secondary student with sneaky access to their parents phone

They forced a war because they want to be independent

We have lands full of milk and honey, remember

Has Nigeria ever experienced famine Except the deliberate ones caused by failed leaders

I would have tutored you further but I don't like wasting my time