Why The Igbos Are Not Allowed To Share Lagos State With Yorubas- Femi Fani Kayod (Page 4)

40 % of lagosians are igbos...even in d economic growth of lagos are igbos,,ma d pipo wey go dia go build I dey pity.....

Posted: at 9-08-2013 12:12 AM (10 years ago) | Newbie

FOOL , YORUBA GET NUISANCE AND BASTARDS OUTSIDE YORUBA LAND... LAGOS NEVER REACH MEGA CITY UNA DEY CARRY SHOULDER UP.. TRAVEL AND SEE

Posted: at 9-08-2013 12:21 AM (10 years ago) | Upcoming

yes Igbo's we will go but remember that yerubas can not do with out igbo's, Igbo's developed lagos.  

Posted: at 9-08-2013 12:26 AM (10 years ago) | Newbie

i do understand the errors made during amalgamation. my point is that provided Nigeria still exist as a country, nigerian should be able to reside in any parts of the state with equal right and not feeling like a second citizen. it should be noted all the three tribes fought for the independent of the country.

Posted: at 9-08-2013 12:29 AM (10 years ago) | Newbie

Brother, if you can please for posterity sake revisit the real content and context in the process, even what happened (the politics played) at the 11th hour before the official amalgamation you will realize that Nigeria only exist on paper.

Posted: at 9-08-2013 12:36 AM (10 years ago) | Upcoming

hahaha...You nailed it bro!

Posted: at 9-08-2013 12:50 AM (10 years ago) | Gistmaniac

i get your point but there are two things in the heart of nigerians now a better nigeria (which can be accomplished by educating ignorant people on topics like this and pointing out if our leaders made a mistakes) or peaceful break up. i don't mind either  that is why i am commenting on my view on the matter. two wrongs dont make a right amalgamation was a mistake...treating ourselves like these is equally bad

Posted: at 9-08-2013 12:56 AM (10 years ago) | Newbie

you have a point. at least we should give ourselves chance as naija to naija not deporting to ibo land even for poland dem get a black man for parliament....gradually people are tolerating each other

Posted: at 9-08-2013 01:05 AM (10 years ago) | Newbie

Brother, am sorry i do not subscribe to any of the 2. Maybe you should get me straight now, there is no Nigeria, how can we think about the future of something that does not exist or its Break up.

Seriously we are not treating ourselves in any bad way...rather ware evolving we are realizing day by day, we are awakening into reality. This issues are too sensitive than to be seen in isolation of sentiments of which tribe i come from.

Let me give you another vantage point, just about this sojourn in this mundane world, I was outside my country, I feel something i never felt before, alieation, I see everybody minding their business. I was pushed by the effect to ask a sociologist there and he told me its a process he could term as Nuclearization of the society. He told me it wil get to africa, i thought he was joking, but now its here. Everyone is minding their business.

This factor can affect anyone sojourning far away from his real home to with time become a destitute, in this case , the best thing is to go back home.

Can you see now I am not talking in favour of, or against the action. But am responding  from general to specific 0 which is allowed in Socio cum behavioural scientific discussions

Posted: at 9-08-2013 01:14 AM (10 years ago) | Upcoming

On a lighter note before i port ( retire) into my bed. De-Port- in, its not even a bad thing.

whether its legal or illegal, i dont know ooo, because i have not even seen Nigerias constitution before, not to talk of reading it.

But i know porting is not a bad concept, its good. at least saka ported from Eti to MTN, and now its better for him.

Porting Igbos to Igbo land can turn good for them. I dont want to live in Mumudom oh..a concept i ascribe to Lagbaja

Posted: at 9-08-2013 01:21 AM (10 years ago) | Upcoming